BenuePolitician: Emmi-Wuks is a proud definition of what Benueyouths stand for. His determination, perseverance, strength and courage highlights the very core principles of Benue Youths.
Against all odds, this Benue Blood is not stopping.
While his mates are busy in one room or the other smoking hard drugs/substances and deceiving White people in the name of Yahoo Yahoo, this young man chose the courageous hard way to send his message out loud and clear.
Whether Davido recieves him or not the Lad keeps on peddling!
Today, Emmi-Wuks has written a script that will be forever remembered.
He has shown the world that through hard work, dedication and courage nothing is impossible!
how have Benue youths been able to confront those who are killing their people in Benue villages?
AngelSlay: While the National Single Window (NSW) sounds promising on paper, Nigerians have learned to be cautious whenever new reforms are rolled out with fanfare. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration has indeed made bold moves, but it is important to separate lofty policy announcements from the realities on ground.
Take the NSW itself. Yes, it was officially launched in April 2024 with the promise of going live in 2026. But Nigerians have seen similar projects launched before – in 2009, 2010, and 2012 – all of which failed due to bureaucracy, corruption, and poor implementation. The question is: what guarantees do we have that this time will be different? Promises alone cannot build confidence; tangible results must follow.
Even the government’s bigger economic decisions remain controversial. The removal of fuel subsidies, for example, has been praised by the administration as a bold step to save trillions, yet millions of Nigerians feel the pain daily at the pumps. Transport costs have tripled, food prices have skyrocketed, and inflation is eating deep into household incomes. The government points to roads and infrastructure being repaired, but ordinary citizens are asking: are these benefits visible in their daily lives, or are they just statistics in Abuja?
On foreign exchange reforms, yes, unifying the exchange rate closed the gap between official and parallel markets – but at what cost? The naira has faced freefall since then, with the burden again falling heavily on Nigerians who can no longer afford basic imports. Businesses are struggling with high interest rates, reduced access to foreign currency, and rising costs of production. Investors may be more comfortable on paper, but the Nigerian worker is paying the price.
As for inter-agency collaboration on the NSW, it is commendable that Dr Zacch Adedeji is working hard to bring agencies together. However, Nigeria’s greatest challenge has never been about launching initiatives – it has always been about sustaining them beyond political cycles. With 2026 as the set deadline, who ensures continuity if the political landscape shifts? Will this project outlive the current administration, or will it be abandoned like its predecessors?
The truth is: Nigerians are not against reforms. They want reforms that translate into lower food prices, cheaper transportation, stable electricity, and better jobs. Until then, praising policies for their intent without measuring their impact risks sounding like political propaganda.
President Tinubu’s administration may indeed have a vision, but Nigerians are asking for proof in their pockets, not just promises in press statements. The National Single Window could be a gamechanger, but it should not be celebrated until it is up and running, saving Nigerians time and money in reality, not in theory.
PROPHETmichael: "National Single Window was officially launched in April 2024, with President Tinubu identifying it as a major policy priority. Previous attempts in 2009/2010 and 2012/2013 failed, but the NSW is now on track to go live in the first quarter of 2026."
I stopped reading the nonsense when I reached the bolded. So why not wait until it goes live before you praise Emi lokan?
Was it not the same modus operandi used by buhari when Dangote refinery was hurriedly commissioned even though it was not ready just to make buhari look good?
TimeManager: Long overdue, thanks to Jagaban and his team strategically transforming each sector. I'm very impressed with this, eliminating the unnecessary bureaucracy that had lingered for decades through a single window, couldn't have come at a better time. We expecting equal streamlining when the tax reforms kick off next year.
-Kiss the truth!
Each sector?
How has tinubu "strategically transformed each sector"?
KAM3KAZI: I don't care what anyone says. You can have wealth, health, a proper relationship with God, be fashionable, travel around the world, have a thriving business, a great spouse that is phenomenal in every way, good and responsible children etc. YOU CAN HAVE IT ALL!!
what he is saying that God does not see your money. God sees your character and that is all that matters to Him
kgr8mike: Everyday Nigerians are been given handouts from our collective Commonwealth. Someone seized state resources and is now the one dashing you what actually belongs to you
that is tinubu's idea of governance...destroy the system that distributes wealth and opportunities to all without favour and concentrate that power in himself so that he can selectively decide what everybody gets the weealth and opportunities of the country
merits: Northerners are the problems of Northerners they don't like themselves they always conspired to do wrong thing and they will all keep quiet that is why the issues of insecurity still persisted till today.
adekolaelect: Tinubu also need to tackle how you reason if he was giving privileges to intervene in individual metal capabilities .
Very good.
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?
Funflipper: Really? You mean you have not even heard about renter's insurance? Nigerians want the best things in life but don't want to pay for it.
what are the best things that nigerians want that builing insurance can provide?
tinubu, shettima, members of the national assembly, ministers, heads of security agencies, governors, state legislators, all enjoy free security, free accommodation, free clothing, free health care, free transportation, free phone calls, free feeding, free newspapers, free fuel, free house helps for themselves and their families all at home and abroad.
are they not nigerians also? why are they enjoying freebies and you are not bothered about it?
happney65: You think Obasanjo is a tribalist like the current ones in power? Absolutely NO. OBJ doesn't care where the hell you are from as long as you can do the Job. Go Ahead.
And that is why since 1999,He had the best economic indices. These ones now blaming themselves didn't even have it worst as we did in 1999.
I keep on wondering what they would have said if they were the ones that took over in 99. They would have simply sold us off to China or somewhere else
Awọn Oluya
P.S The Obasanjo years were even a period of very low oil prices. Yet,he still increased minimum wage that had been stagnant for years. This post deserves FP. Mods over to you
as per the highlighted, that is why some yorubas call him omo ale
The Federal Government of Nigeria has made insurance on buildings compulsory, a move that many citizens believe will further increase house rents.
Critics argue that the policy adds to the growing tax burden on Nigerians, with some accusing the government of stifling the poor instead of providing relief.
is this part of the "empowerment"?
ajailer: Was at the airport to receive her when she came in yesterday night, was there at today's meeting, and will still be at tomorrow's empowerment. Omo, APC govt dey try with the various empowerment programmes they have been doing, also the developmental works in the state too but I don't know why there seems not to be that much awareness about what they are doing. It's the grassroot people that are majority benefitting, and I feel they can do more with the media awareness or probably, the reason why the good news is not getting the needed traction is because of the haters like that Chinedu boy and his obirodents who want the govt to fail so that they can take over govt and loot the state dry. I can confidently say that if another party takes over Lagos State, omo, people go def regret am cos the new party will be struggling to catch up with where APC govt will leave the state in terms of planning and development.
The Federal Government of Nigeria has made insurance on buildings compulsory, a move that many citizens believe will further increase house rents.
Critics argue that the policy adds to the growing tax burden on Nigerians, with some accusing the government of stifling the poor instead of providing relief.
Kingdavid579: Nigeria has so many issues and all cannot be addressed at same time, he's not doing some of which you listed effectively doesn't he's not doing any at all.
ajailer: Every country has its own challenges, Nigerian government won't solve everyone's issue. Help yourself to be a better person by doing things for yourself, family and society. Stop complaining.
can you show me the complain that you are referring to?
I didnt ask you about challeneges every country has.
according to you:
ajailer: Was at the airport to receive her when she came in yesterday night, was there at today's meeting, and will still be at tomorrow's empowerment. Omo, APC govt dey try with the various empowerment programmes they have been doing, also the developmental works in the state too but I don't know why there seems not to be that much awareness about what they are doing. It's the grassroot people that are majority benefitting, and I feel they can do more with the media awareness or probably, the reason why the good news is not getting the needed traction is because of the haters like that Chinedu boy and his obirodents who want the govt to fail so that they can take over govt and loot the state dry. I can confidently say that if another party takes over Lagos State, omo, people go def regret am cos the new party will be struggling to catch up with where APC govt will leave the state in terms of planning and development.
Eko o ni baje o.
What do these "empowerment programmed" entail?
How has tinubu used these "empowerment proggrammes" to successfully tackle 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?
Kingdavid579: Nigeria has so many issues and all cannot be addressed at same time, he's not doing some of which you listed effectively doesn't he's not doing any at all.
He’s pulling out all stops for the youth: student loans, NYSC loans, grants, everything.
In just 2 years, he’s done more than some predecessors did in 8. Yet, the love just isn’t there.
If that is the case, 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?
Kingdavid579: If he stops all the things listed above, how do you think the elite will benefit from him? 😂 He needs the elite more than the ordinary Nigerian’s vote.
Remember, he won the 2023 election with the help of the elites and told the people’s choice to go to court 😂
He’s pulling out all stops for the youth: student loans, NYSC loans, grants, everything.
In just 2 years, he’s done more than some predecessors did in 8. Yet, the love just isn’t there.
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?
Reference: So you think. This government knows what they are doing. It is re 'culturing' this country. Haven't you heard of debt trap. Once these workers unions take the bait and fall in the trap they will quickly lose their ability to advocate.
Because debts will be issues of the law and once their members begin to face the law on account of their inability to repay their ranks will be decimated.
A lender is always the servant of the giver. The debt society we are building will become an instrument of control and coercion by the government in the long term as soon as all sectors are captured.
People should insist on a well run economy that serves to the well being of all citizens instead of this survivalist system being forced down our throats.
true talk
Please spell words correctly when you post, and try to use perfect grammar and punctuation.
drfasam: Please be realistic, nothing like ASUP people must be Obedient. You're owing someone and instead of paying his entitlement you decided to offer him loan.
The loan is part of tinubus renewed hope agenda. Only haters, ipob and obidients like ASUP are not willing to accept that reality
Kingdavid579: President Tinubu is really working, and his biggest fear is obvious—losing reelection.
He’s pulling out all stops for the youth: student loans, NYSC loans, grants, everything.
He’s clearly scared of losing and giving his all—but people still won’t show him love—because of how he came into office.
In just 2 years, he’s done more than some predecessors did in 8. Yet, the love just isn’t there.
Very good.
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?
ajailer: Was at the airport to receive her when she came in yesterday night, was there at today's meeting, and will still be at tomorrow's empowerment. Omo, APC govt dey try with the various empowerment programmes they have been doing, also the developmental works in the state too but I don't know why there seems not to be that much awareness about what they are doing. It's the grassroot people that are majority benefitting, and I feel they can do more with the media awareness or probably, the reason why the good news is not getting the needed traction is because of the haters like that Chinedu boy and his obirodents who want the govt to fail so that they can take over govt and loot the state dry. I can confidently say that if another party takes over Lagos State, omo, people go def regret am cos the new party will be struggling to catch up with where APC govt will leave the state in terms of planning and development.
Eko o ni baje o.
What do these "empowerment programmed" entail?
How has tinubu used these "empowerment proggrammes" to successfully tackle 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?
fuckJones: Do not mistake independence for power; power requires a relationship. To cultivate this: possess a talent and creative skill that simply cannot be replaced.
Wike understand this law and is working for him
How is it working for him?
Is it by abusing his office and using it to serve his selfish interest and the interest of a few instead of public interest that he is cultivating whatever he is cultivating?
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