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Kobicove:
My name is supposed to be on this list

Slytiger:
Alot of them are those that fought Abacha.

Lots of journalists on that list. I see that of Tell Magazine, TheNEWS, and TEMPO. They showed Abacha shege.

success1smyn:
Nice one from the president of the federal republic


FTC on this democracy day - sign of good things ahead

DeZoro:
This is commendable by the President. I expected Mr. Peter Obi there

Tjra:
A President that listens.

Glad he honored the fallen heroes too.

God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria




Meanwhile, I hope and pray he honors Obi and Atiku after winning 2027 election. They deserve to be recognized for enhancing opposition Politics in Nigeria.

Tinubu is very loved by majority and popular today because these opponents keeps him on his toes. Their constant criticism also fuels the developments we are all seeing. So, both of them deserve commendations even after losing the next election.

Bowwow11:
This is a partial reform in right direction. Long live Mr. President and long live federal Republic of Nigeria.

shadrach77:
What is the point of honouring dead people?

lexy2014:
what is nice and how is the niceness a sign of good things ahead?

what of good things in the present?

success1smyn:
Why those questions, if you are bitter, you can't and won't see any nice thing. And I can't help it.

Lazy9jaYouth:
Even Senator Shehu Sani – CON

Nsexy333:
I watched the program from beginning to end and honestly for the first time I must give kudus to this political guru. Infact listing all this names from his head, his speech directly from his head. This tells u he knows everyone and everything going on in the country

lexy2014:
what is the "partial reform" and how is it in the right direction?

InfoGuru118:
https://news360ng.com/breaking-tinubu-confers-national-honours-on-wole-soyinka-kudirat-abiol-femi-falana-others/

stagger:
Many of those on the list are deceased. But it is better late to confer honours to those truly deserving of it than never. Especially people like Dr Amos Akingba.

mbok:
In 2012, under fuel subsidy, Benue State received about N6 billion per month from FAAC. That figure was approximately $40 million dollars, using $1/N150 rate.

Today in 2025, after subsidy removal, Benue State receives about N9 billion per month from FAAC. That figure is approximately $5 million dollars, using $1/N1800.

In real value, the FAAC given to states decreased by $35 million dollars despite fuel subsidy removal.

Bowwow11:
when people from different geopolitical region who contribute meritoriously to democracy went unnoticed in a scene society and later been recognized along the line and given a national honour what does that act means to you?

Bowwow11:
This is a partial reform in right direction. Long live Mr. President and long live federal Republic of Nigeria.

shadrach77:
What is the point of honouring dead people?