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what a great and newsworthy achievement

CoronaVirusPro:
God bless His Excellency, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR)

If so much can be achieved in just two years, then the next 6 years will be bringing the best of tidings.

see the achievement:

30th May 2025

Ribadu said At least 150 million Nigerians have been affected by insecurity, the National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, said on Friday.

“Security is the biggest problem we are facing in all sectors, but the biggest victim of insecurity is agriculture because when it came in, it interfered with our lives; Nigerians are farmers. Either you’re a farmer or from a family of farmers, so all of us one way or the other, it has affected us. Insecurity has turned our lives upside down. When we come together, we are better off. We must come together to give our people their lives back.

“Our people are in dire need of this. I don’t think there is any country in the world today which is facing the challenges we are facing. Because we are big, we are huge in number. Populations that are affected by the insecurity in Nigeria may be in excess of 120 to 150 million,” he said.

https://punchng.com/insecurity-affects-150-million-nigerians-threatens-agriculture-ribadu/

SoftSport:
It’s good to hear they want to use tractors instead of tanks, thanks to president Tinubu for trying to bring more peace and farming to the people.

so for 2years, tinubu is still "trying"?

what are you thanking someone that has been "trying" to achieve something for 2years and has not yet achieved it?

CoronaVirusPro:
God bless His Excellency, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR)

If so much can be achieved in just two years, then the next 6 years will be bringing the best of tidings.

If you say "so much can be achieved in just two years", can you pls tell me how has Tinubu successfully tackled corruption, nepotism, cronyism, hunger, unemployment, hardship, poverty, inflation, wasteful government spending, budget padding, insecurity, bad governance, failing public infrastructure, poor medial services and falling standard of education?

Alliswell248:
I cant help you if you don't understand what cardoso didn't do.
Emefiele is responsible for the fall of the economy. He should know better. Why was he printing money? Why was he padding the usd value to satisfy the cabal?

Once again, off point.

Do you even understand the questions I asked?

Kindly see the context of d discussion.

Wainey:
what did the morrocan governor do?
Cardosso is arguably the best, he stirred the CBN in the midst of economic crisis, fuel subsidy removal and unification of the exchange rate.

Cardosso build his empire on chaos while others built on comfort

1. How did the stirring of CBN result in better living standard for Nigerians?

2. In the midst of which economic crisis did cardoso stir cBN thru?

3. If fuel subsidy removal and unification of the exchange rate were good policies, why was there a need for CBN to be stirred thru them?

Alliswell248:
You can't understand, no need wasting my precious time lecturing you.

No ways and means
No subsidy payment
No padding of the dollar.

All the above were done during emefiele era.

Off point. How does what you said answer the questions I asked?

Can you show me where you were asked anything?

The gentleman (except you are thr one) said

Wainey:
what did the morrocan governor do?
Cardosso is arguably the best, he stirred the CBN in the midst of economic crisis, fuel subsidy removal and unification of the exchange rate.

Cardosso build his empire on chaos while others built on comfort

1. How did the stirring of CBN result in better living standard for Nigerians?

2. In the midst of which economic crisis did cardoso stir cBN thru?

3. If fuel subsidy removal and unification of the exchange rate were good policies, why was there a need for CBN to be stirred thru them?

Goosethetruth:
Yes we demand the just trials of the terrorists Nnamdi Kanu and Simon Ekpa.

Is Simon Ekpa being unjustly tried?

Wainey:
Weda the policies are good or not is not the topic.
The topic is that, did Cardosso manage the CBN very well in the midst of economic crisis Ofcos he did.

Hence my questions based on what you said that


you

Wainey:
what did the morrocan governor do?
Cardosso is arguably the best, he stirred the CBN in the midst of economic crisis, fuel subsidy removal and unification of the exchange rate.

Cardosso build his empire on chaos while others built on comfort

How did the stirring of CBN result in better living standard for Nigerians?

In the midst of which economic crisis did cardoso stir cBN thru?

If fuel subsidy removal and unification of the exchange rate were good policies, why was there a need for CBN to be stirred thru them?

maik:
Bad belle. If you like, bad mouth till 2027. Your candidate cannot take over in 2027. This president is better than all PDP presidents. Nigeria will be great again.

Who is his candidate? Is he WAEC?

Are you saying that up till now Nigeria is still not yet great?

What have tinubu and buhari been doing since in the last 10years that up till now Nigeria is not yet great?

Since you say tinubu is better than all PDP presidents, how has Tinubu successfully tackled corruption, nepotism, cronyism, hunger, unemployment, hardship, poverty, inflation, wasteful government spending, budget padding, insecurity, bad governance, failing public infrastructure, poor medial services and falling standard of education?

Wainey:
Oga he is the CBN governor, not the president, stop linking fuel subsidy removal to the CBN Gov'nor.
The policies has its effect and the cardosso did a wonderful job in managing it

That is not what I asked you.

According to you

Wainey:
what did the morrocan governor do?
Cardosso is arguably the best, he stirred the CBN in the midst of economic crisis, fuel subsidy removal and unification of the exchange rate.

Cardosso build his empire on chaos while others built on comfort

How did the stirring of CBN result in better living standard for Nigerians?

In the midst of which economic crisis did cardoso stir cBN thru?

If fuel subsidy removal and unification of the exchange rate were good policies, why was there a need for CBN to be stirred thru them?

JuanDeDios:
Cardoso is doing a great job – under the circumstances. Not sure about Tinubu though.

What is the great job he is doing?

How are confident that cardoso is doing a great job but you are not sure about tinubu?

Wainey:
what did the morrocan governor do?
Cardosso is arguably the best, he stirred the CBN in the midst of economic crisis, fuel subsidy removal and unification of the exchange rate.

Cardosso build his empire on chaos while others built on comfort

How did the stirring of CBN result in better living standard for Nigerians?

In the midst of which economic crisis did cardoso stir cBN thru?

If fuel subsidy removal and unification of the exchange rate were good policies, why was there a need for CBN to be stirred thru them?





Juandedios

zero8zero:
How is unifying the value of naira a poor policy?, how many countries operate five to six multiple exchange rate windows?. Did you go to school?.
As a matter of fact, Cardoso had not been appointed when the President through the then acting CBN Governor devalued the currency. Cardoso came in to meet the policy already in place and then stabilized the system through various guidelines. You guys are just social media noisemakers, nothing upstairs.

How have his guidelines taken the price of dollar back to were it was in may 2023?

Can you tell me the benefit of his guidelines to customers as they have to pay more for using ATMs and have to pay more for banks incomptence?

zero8zero:
Congratulations sir, he defeated currency speculators who were waiting for naira to reach $2000.

How much did he and tinubu meet the dollar in 2023?

kettykin:
1. There is no electricity for home use in Nigeria, particularly in the south east that i carried out the survey, there might never be constant electricity in any place in Nigeria

2. Assembly plants will run on a hybrid of solar system when there is sun, diesel when there is rain and no grid, grid when there is rain and no grid.

3. Survey was carried in Uli in Ihiala Anambra state, Nkwogwu in Aboh Mbaise , Imo state Amaoba Oboro in ikwuano, Abia state .

Please, and please, with all due respect, this marks the end of my question and answers on this . I have quite a lot on my hands, and this information is part of a sensitive business plan and proposal . I hope you understand. Thanks.

I will not answer any further questions on this.

did you not know you had a lot on your hands and that you were revealing "part of a sensitive business plan and proposal" when you said this?

kettykin:
There seems to be an electric car assembly plant revolution going on Quietly , thank God the eastern governors are well prepared in this. Next is for Nnewi car parts manufacturers to either establish branches or key into this .


Next is to luanch an aggressive deployment of EV charging stations across the entire Eastern region—every street park , hotel, eatery, office complex, and residential estate will be equipped.

The East burns over N5 billion daily on petrol-fueled transportation—a self-inflicted economic wound.

By replacing fuel dependency with clean, solar-powered infrastructure, we’re not just saving money—we're redirecting billions into long-term, sustainable energy independence. This is the new gold rush that will release and free up more than N2 trillion annually in the eastern economy and create more than 100,000 jobs

simple questions, you are speaking grammar.

1. Did I ask you about SE and survey. is there electricity in the country for home use? simple yes or no

2. will the assembly plants run on electricity or diesel? simply choose one option

3. how did you come to the conclusion that "1 out of every 10 houses in the east is solar powered"?

what was your target population?

how many people were involved in your survey?

what is sensitive with what I asked you?

WizardOfNG:
They are paying me Loads actually. Putting that aside, inspect my post above. Do as I have directed another poster to do.

Read Rabiu's submissions on the many solutions fuel subsidy removal has brought and the economic 'internal haemorrhaging' it has ended for Nigeria to note your comparison is simplistic and unintelligently ignorant of the big and complete picture Rabiu illustraties and some of us get very well.

Ditto for Fx for those who know why, long term, Naira had to be floated on course to making it a strong currency with greater purchasing power parity and innate strenght.

Strenght it must draws from the quality of being a currency that accurately reflects the success of the Nigerian economy, in all measures that reflects the economic strenght of nations, rather than a 'gbajue' currency being subsidized to look like Real Madrid FC when it is indeed more like BCC lions of Gboko Football club in reality.

With the price of goods and services, that is due to inflationary pressure that will abate to a manageable baseline in the end but could not have been avoided by the initial and predictable hike in price of goods and services fuel subsidy removal and floatation of the Naira would cause.

Inflation is unfortunately the trade-off sacrifice Nigeria must make in the short term to get rid of the aberrant and regressive economic reality we have trapped ourselves in, over decades, that means Nigeria will never approach developed nation status unless a brave and resolute President emerge to bell the Cat as Tinubu has done.

I honestly don't patronise you when I say you'd understand what Tinubu is doing if you possess the mind to grasp the universally-proven economic logics and analytically verified thoughts behind his reforms and policies that are the cornerstones of the growth, development, progress of many nations from time immemorial.

what are "the many solutions fuel subsidy removal has brought"?

what is the economic 'internal haemorrhaging' that removal of fuel subsidy has ended?

you claim that "Naira had to be floated on course to making it a strong currency with greater purchasing power parity and innate strenght".

how has the naira demonstrated greater purchasing power and strength since the dollar was floated against the naira?

you said that "Inflation is unfortunately the trade-off sacrifice Nigeria must make in the short term to get rid of the aberrant and regressive economic reality we have trapped ourselves in".

how can inflation be a sacrifice that nigerians should endure?

is tinubu also enduring this inflation?

how can inflation be a trade off for something better?

how long is this "short term"?

what are "the aberrant and regressive economic reality we have trapped ourselves in"?

pls help me understand what it is that "Tinubu is doing" so I can "grasp the universally-proven economic logics and analytically verified thoughts behind his reforms and policies that are the cornerstones of the growth, development, progress of many nations from time immemorial".

what are these "universally-proven economic logics and analytically verified thoughts behind his reforms and policies that are the cornerstones of the growth, development, progress of many nations from time immemorial"?

how has Tinubu successfully tackled corruption, nepotism, cronyism, hunger, unemployment, hardship, poverty, inflation, wasteful government spending, budget padding, insecurity, bad governance, failing public infrastructure, poor medial services and falling standard of education with these "universally-proven economic logics and analytically verified thoughts behind his reforms and policies that are the cornerstones of the growth, development, progress of many nations from time immemorial"?

Yankee101

CrownLands:
You just said.

what did "You just said"?

CrownLands:
These "Yeyecious yeyebrities"
Even in the North, you don't sleep with an "underaged" if she has not been betrothed to you.

That means there is no problem sleeping with an underaged child in the north as long as she has been bethroted.

Is that correct?

Alusiizizi:
Why not go to the south-east and have a look for yourself.

1. is there electricity in the country for home use? simple yes or no

2. will the assembly plants run on electricity or diesel? simply choose one option

3. how did you come to the conclusion that "1 out of every 10 houses in the east is solar powered"?

have you not gone to the south east?

kettykin:
1. Public transportation doesn’t need the national grid. That assumption is intellectually lazy and factually wrong. A growing number of homes in the East — from modest bungalows to multi-million-naira mansions — are already off-grid, fully powered by solar infrastructure. These are not theoretical installations. They are functional, proven, and quietly mocking the incompetence of a country still arguing about megawatts in 2025.


2. An assembly plant is not a steel mill. It’s not smelting ore or driving industrial turbines. It's light to medium load infrastructure — computers, conveyor systems, basic machinery. It can run efficiently on hybrid energy: solar as the primary source, diesel as backup, and the epileptic national grid as a last resort. To suggest otherwise is to deliberately underestimate what is technologically and economically achievable — and that’s either ignorance or sabotage.


3. I personally conducted a ground-level survey in the East just days ago. What I found was not hesitation — it was momentum. There’s a quiet solar revolution taking root. Hospitals, schools, and government offices in states like Abia are already drawing up plans to go solar. Some are piloting it. Others are scaling it. They’re not waiting for Abuja to ‘wake up.’ They are moving because survival no longer depends on federal vision — it depends on local courage.

1. is there electricity in the country for home use? simple yes or no

2. will the assembly plants run on electricity or diesel? simply choose one option

3. how did you come to the conclusion that "1 out of every 10 houses in the east is solar powered"?

where in the east did you conduct the survey?

what was your target population?

how many people were involved in your survey?

Skyfornia:
I noticed that it is always single mature ladies that's always bashing men. Why??

maybe its the feeling of guilt of not getting married on time...

ARISHEM:
I saw it coming.
They all want Inter Milan to win. Not because they like inter, it’s just because PSG destroyed all 4 Premier league teams and sent them packing from the champions league.

who are the "they"?

Burob:
Maybe a regional president to some of u disgruntled & misguided elements in Eastern Nigeria.

Doesn’t change the fact that he is the president of The Federal Republic of Nigeria.

as president of The Federal Republic of Nigeria, how has Tinubu successfully tackled corruption, nepotism, cronyism, hunger, unemployment, hardship, poverty, inflation, wasteful government spending, budget padding, insecurity, bad governance, failing public infrastructure, poor medial services and falling standard of education?

Factcheck0001:
u can go n ask them?

did you "go n ask them" before you said that

Factcheck0001:
because they know that is where they can get things done

Are u expecting them to join a drowning party like PDP n LP

If na u, u no go join the winning team?

What are the things they know they can get done by joining APC?

kettykin:
I have an ongoing solar project in the East, my greatest surprise is that 1 out of every 10 houses in the east is solar powered. The east is undergoing a quiet revolution that only very few people can understand. Solar powered charging stations will be the real money spinner

that is not what I asked you.

1. is there electricity in the country for home use?

2. will the assembly plants run on electricity or diesel?

3. how did you come to the conclusion that "1 out of every 10 houses in the east is solar powered"?

Factcheck0001:
because they know that is where they can get things done

Are u expecting them to join a drowning party like PDP n LP

If na u, u no go join the winning team?

What are the things they know they can get done by joining APC?

dequir:
You no get mouth? Ask Fabian Ozigbo yourself, he is alive to answer your silly question.

You sound hurt. What is the problem?

Is it my question that got under your skin?

Let's try again.

if Fabian Ozoigbo didnt join APC to get free lunch from tinubu, why did he join APC?

What makes the question silly?

Peakdesign23:
Insecurity at its peak
Even the government cannot help us again.

What makes you think tinubu is in office to help you?

bigpicture001:
This will expire in tinubu's tenure..? We don die... Tinubu has unquenchable thirst for never ending wealth.. he will allocate more than 10 to himself using proxy then the rest to his Yoruba kinsmen.....

do you mean greed?

kettykin:
There seems to be an electric car assembly plant revolution going on Quietly , thank God the eastern governors are well prepared in this. Next is for Nnewi car parts manufacturers to either establish branches or key into this

is there electricity in the country for home use?

will the assembly plants run on electricity or diesel?

joelbooks:
God Bless Gov Mbah
God Bless Enugu State
God Bless Federal Republic of Nigeria

what should God bless them with?

ObaOfYorubaLand:
Envious people from that region again.

Sorry, it wasn't sited in SW.

is this not petty?

The Nigeria Police Force is yet to issue an official statement as of the time of this report.

it is in cases like this that they wont be able to pick their calls.

is it possible for the CSP in question to act with such boldness if he does not have the blessing of his ogas at the top?