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numericalguy:
I was genuinely expecting you not to read what I typed for two reasons:-
1) I know most OBIDIENTS can't even read. The few that can read, hate to read
2) OBIDIENTS hate the truth. So you would rather ignore the truth than read it

Ofunaofu:
He grabbed it, snatched it, ran with it, and plunged the entire nation into unprecedented debt, hardship, and loss of life.

Ofunaofu:
Absolute fact

Kindledlight:
When you see some folks masturbating up and down this platform because of this politically motivated insecurity in Nigeria, you think is the love they have for this country or maybe they are passionate about the country MEANWHILE it’s because they’ve seen an avenue to display their tribalistic annoyance against the president.

God will shame anybody or any group of people that tries to politicize insecurity in this country and for this fake oyinbo and her ilks, it’s better you keep shut than spewing out rubbish all in the sake of social media validation. Mtcheew.

Kushites:
SHUT UP.

Here is what AI Research tells us about Tinubu's achievements since assuming office, which most of you are too IGNORANT to understand, since it is not ''Bring money let us share''.


AI Reveals Tinubu's Achievements

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu assumed office at one of the most challenging moments in Nigeria's modern history. The nation faced mounting debt obligations, declining oil production, a fragmented foreign exchange system, widespread infrastructure deficits, and growing demands from a youthful population seeking greater opportunities. Rather than postponing difficult decisions, the administration embarked on an ambitious reform agenda designed to reposition Nigeria for long-term growth and prosperity.

Perhaps the most consequential decision of the administration was the removal of the fuel subsidy. For decades, fuel subsidies consumed trillions of naira annually, creating an enormous burden on public finances. By ending the subsidy regime, the government freed up resources that could be redirected toward infrastructure, education, healthcare, security, and social investment. Though the policy initially caused hardship through increased transportation and living costs, it fundamentally altered Nigeria's fiscal outlook and significantly increased government revenues.

One of the clearest benefits of these reforms has been the dramatic increase in allocations to state governments through the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC). Monthly allocations to states have reached historic levels, providing governors with greater resources to build roads, improve schools, expand healthcare services, and fund development projects. For many states, the increase in revenue has improved their ability to pay salaries, service debts, and undertake capital projects. This decentralization of financial resources represents one of the most significant shifts in Nigerian federalism in recent years.

The administration has simultaneously embarked on one of the largest infrastructure drives in modern Nigerian history. The flagship Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project is designed to connect major economic zones along Nigeria's Atlantic coastline, stimulate tourism, facilitate trade, and create employment opportunities. Beyond the coastal highway, numerous federal road projects have been initiated or accelerated across all geopolitical zones. These investments are intended not merely as construction projects but as economic arteries that reduce transportation costs, connect markets, and unlock regional development.

In education, President Tinubu introduced one of the most transformative social programs in Nigeria's history through the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND). For the first time, students from low-income families can access government-backed interest-free loans to finance their education. This initiative has the potential to democratize access to higher education and ensure that talented young Nigerians are not denied opportunities because of financial hardship. By investing in human capital, the administration is helping to build the skilled workforce required for Nigeria's future economic growth.

Youth empowerment has also featured prominently in the administration's agenda. Through the Three Million Technical Talent (3MTT) programme, the government aims to equip millions of young Nigerians with digital and technical skills relevant to the global economy. Training in software development, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, data analysis, and other emerging fields is intended to prepare Nigerian youth for participation in the rapidly expanding digital marketplace.

One of the less publicized but potentially historic achievements of the administration has been the comprehensive geospatial mapping of Nigeria's solid mineral resources. For decades, Nigeria's vast mineral wealth remained largely underexplored and poorly documented. Under the current administration, extensive geological and geospatial surveys have been undertaken to accurately identify, map, and catalog mineral deposits across the country.

The importance of this achievement cannot be overstated. Investors are far more likely to commit capital when they possess reliable geological data regarding mineral locations, quantities, and commercial viability. By creating a modern mineral database, Nigeria is positioning itself to attract substantial investment into mining, processing, and industrial development. The initiative also helps combat illegal mining by providing government agencies with better information and oversight capabilities. In many respects, the mineral mapping programme lays the foundation for diversifying Nigeria's economy beyond oil and unlocking billions of dollars in untapped mineral wealth.

Equally significant has been the administration's effort to strengthen public sector efficiency through the training of more than 1,000 procurement officers across federal institutions. Procurement represents one of the largest areas of government expenditure and has historically been vulnerable to inefficiency, waste, project delays, and corruption.

By investing in the professional training and certification of procurement officers, the administration is addressing a critical but often overlooked aspect of governance. Well-trained procurement professionals help ensure that public contracts are awarded transparently, projects are properly monitored, costs are controlled, and taxpayers receive better value for money. Even small improvements in procurement efficiency can save governments billions of naira annually. The training programme therefore represents an investment in institutional capacity, accountability, and the effective delivery of public services.

The administration has also prioritized affordable housing through the Renewed Hope Cities and Estates Programme. Thousands of housing units are under construction across the federation, helping address Nigeria's housing deficit while generating employment within the construction sector. These projects are designed not only to provide shelter but also to stimulate economic activity through local sourcing of materials and labor.

Healthcare has similarly received renewed attention. The federal government has undertaken efforts to revitalize primary healthcare centers nationwide, improve medical infrastructure, and expand access to healthcare services. Strengthening primary healthcare is particularly important in rural communities where millions of Nigerians rely on local facilities as their first point of medical care.

Economic reforms have extended into the foreign exchange market as well. The administration moved to unify exchange rates and reduce distortions that had long discouraged investment. Although these reforms contributed to short-term inflationary pressures, they were intended to improve transparency, restore confidence, and create a more efficient market-driven economy.

The government has also aggressively pursued foreign direct investment through diplomatic engagement and economic reforms. Billions of dollars in investment commitments have been announced across sectors including manufacturing, technology, energy, agriculture, and infrastructure. These investments are expected to generate employment opportunities and support long-term economic expansion.

In agriculture, various intervention programmes have sought to increase food production, support farmers, improve access to financing, and enhance food security. The administration recognizes that a nation of Nigeria's size cannot achieve sustainable economic development without a strong agricultural base capable of feeding its population and supplying raw materials for industry.

Taken together, the Tinubu administration's achievements extend beyond individual projects and policies. They represent an attempt to address longstanding structural weaknesses within the Nigerian economy and state apparatus. The removal of fuel subsidies, increased allocations to states, expansion of infrastructure, introduction of student loans, technical skills development, mineral geospatial mapping, procurement reform, healthcare investments, housing projects, and economic liberalization efforts all point toward a broader strategy of institutional transformation.

Whether every reform ultimately succeeds remains a matter for history to determine. However, there is little doubt that the administration has pursued one of the most ambitious reform agendas of Nigeria's Fourth Republic. If sustained and effectively implemented, many of these initiatives have the potential to shape Nigeria's economic trajectory for decades to come.

- AI

Ofunaofu:
He grabbed it, snatched it, ran with it, and plunged the entire nation into unprecedented debt, hardship, and loss of life.

jameshankss:
Arguing that Obi’s presidential bid would only work in favour of Tinubu, Soludo said, “Indeed, if I were Asiwaju Tinubu, I would even give Peter Obi money as someone heading one of the departments of his campaign, because Obi is making Tinubu’s pathway to victory much easier by indirectly pulling down PDP.”

Obi, according to Soludo, would only deplete the votes of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and pave the path for an APC victory.

He stated, “The current fleeting frenzy, if not checked, will cost Ndigbo dearly for years. The South-east has the lowest number of votes of any region, but it is also the only region where the presidential race might be a four-way race (it is a two-way race in the other five regions) thereby, ensuring that our votes won’t count in the making of the next president of Nigeria.

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2022/11/15/soludo-i-wont-succumb-to-bullies-obi-knows-he-cant-win/

Mandem05:
God will shame people that have afflicted us with bad governance, yet they are still trying to force their way in 2027. If the current administration is not scared shitless of the Nigerian electorate, then ensure free and fair elections.

E nor hard like that na. Instead they are using INEC to perpetrate their evil plan. Some of una nor really wan use brain wey God give una.

aariwa:
Does tinubu even know the problems of Nigeria before talking about solving it in the first place? During the run up to the 2023 elections Obi outlined what in his opinion is the major problems Nigeria was facing and outlined how he would solve them one by one and referred the country to his previous record as Anambra governor and how he was able to accomplish more than 80% of his ANIDS manifesto by the time he left office and his popular slogan go and verify became popular with many Nigerians and became obidient to Obi’s roadmap to revamp Nigeria but instead of tinubu supporters to take on Obi based on issues he brought foward they started attacking his person, family and Igbo tribe in a campaign of lies, hate, calumny not seen before in anywhere in the world. Tinubu went ahead and rigged and today look at where we found ourselves as a country

lailo:
Ogbeni, go and sit down somewhere. You cant just use the issue of insecurity alone to judge a government. Something that is even political. If e easy, why didnt Obasanjo, Yaradua, Jonathan and Buhari solve it? Even those wu used 8 years couldn't do anything, u are already judging a man in his 3rd year in office
Oloshi

toprealman:
Same pattern. When Buhari was misbehaving, they sang his praise, when he died, they cursed him.
Tinubu’s truth will be unveiled soon

Omooba77:
The association, in a statement on Sunday by the NAS Capn, Dr. Joseph Oteri, said these needless deaths, a grim reflection of the desperation gripping many Nigerians, underscore the rising hunger and economic hardship that has engulfed the nation.

The National Association of Seadogs (Pyrates Confraternity) says it is deeply saddened by the tragic loss of over 60 lives in Oyo, Anambra, and Abuja during recent palliative distribution stampedes.

The association, in a statement on Sunday by the NAS Capn, Dr. Joseph Oteri, said these needless deaths, a grim reflection of the desperation gripping many Nigerians, underscore the rising hunger and economic hardship that has engulfed the nation.

“While we commend the government's effort to alleviate the plight of vulnerable citizens through palliatives, it is evident that these measures have been marred by inadequate planning, poor coordination, and lack of accountability,” it said.

According to the group, the chaotic scenes that led to the fatal incidents are an “indictment of the systemic failure to address the root causes of hunger and poverty”.

The group noted that rising hunger in Nigeria is a national emergency that demands urgent action.

“Failure to act decisively will deepen the crisis, with devastating social, economic, and political consequences,” it said.

“We mourn with the families of the deceased and demand that the government ensures accountability for this avoidable tragedy. Hunger should never be a death sentence in a country blessed with abundant resources.”

“It is time to rise to the challenge of ensuring that every Nigerian can live with dignity, free from the scourge of poverty and hunger,” it added.

Therefore, the association called on all levels of government to urgently prioritize sustainable solutions to the hunger crisis.

It said, “Palliatives must reach the intended beneficiaries without endangering lives. Transparent and well-organised systems, with the involvement of community leaders and credible NGOs, should be put in place to avoid chaotic distributions.

“Beyond temporary relief measures, the government must develop long-term strategies to enhance food production, support local farmers, and stabilize food prices.

“Programmes aimed at addressing the needs of the most vulnerable must be scaled up. Access to affordable healthcare, education, and social safety nets is critical to lifting millions out of poverty.

“Policies that create jobs and enhance income-generating opportunities should be fast-tracked to reduce dependency on palliatives.”

The association noted that two of its chapters in Edo State (Area 3) recently had successful palliative programmes, during which over 2,000 underprivileged persons were fed.

It added that one of the key components of the programme was orderliness.

https://saharareporters.com/2024/12/22/deaths-oyo-anambra-abuja-food-sharing-stampedes-are-sign-hunger-economic-hardship

socialmediaman:

You snatched power from somebody, and you still don’t know what to do with the powe!

— Ruth Odugbemi pic.twitter.com/vuL4idL01s

— BLESSED 🥷 (@Dee_9889) June 6, 2026

favour32:
Tinubu cannot do anything about insecurity.
Perhaps,his hands are tied or tired.

His is very incompetent.

favour32:
Tinubu cannot do anything about insecurity.
Perhaps,his hands are tied or tired.
His is very incompetent.

anonimi:
If to say you use your own brain 🧠 ni, then you would not be saying that God will shame people who have afflicted us with bad governance, instead of working your faith and hope for God to bless as He deems fit for your own goals.

Why do you think that God made all of us in His image, yet we are physically different from each other

aariwa:
Nigeria can never ever see progress without igbos and which is the major problem why Nigeria refused to grow since 1966 and has gotten progressively worse over the years till today

malakaimoscondo:
igbo should learn national politics first..then their presidency will follow

lailo:
Ogbeni, go and sit down somewhere. You cant just use the issue of insecurity alone to judge a government. Something that is even political. If e easy, why didnt Obasanjo, Yaradua, Jonathan and Buhari solve it? Even those wu used 8 years couldn't do anything, u are already judging a man in his 3rd year in office
Oloshi

Mandem05:
God will shame people that have afflicted us with bad governance, yet they are still trying to force their way in 2027. If the current administration is not scared shitless of the Nigerian electorate, then ensure free and fair elections. E nor hard like that na. Instead they are using INEC to perpetrate their evil plan. Some of una nor really wan use brain wey God give una.

socialmediaman:
Tinubu supporters claim that Tinubu is the best, yet they’re asking Nigerians for solutions the so-called "best" should know.

Kindledlight:
So using your brain is by going from one thread to another saying all manner of gibberish and insulting the president abi? Oga park well jor.

See I’m not holding brief for any president or any politicians because I’m not benefiting anything from them but count me out when it comes to hatred emanating from emotions or sentiments, be it tribal or religious.

As if all politicians are not the same even the one you people are calling saint abi na messiah, I’m still wondering what could have been the difference if Labour Party should have won in 2023? The same party that haven’t accounted for its campaign funds up till tomorrow, the same party that it’s NWC members are soaked in one corruption or another.

Was it not the national treasurer that was constantly on tv stations telling us how Abure and co were buying houses and cars for their girlfriends and these are people that were gonna form Government o and take us to the promise land.

Oga Abeg face your condemnation of particular people and keep on praising your messiah leave me to my sense wey i no get.

HacheNoire:
His Excellency, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) does not give a Kentucky Fried Fwcks about the opinion of Root or Ruth.

The president is currently attending to the matters at hand and will not welcome opinions born out of thin air that moves or shakes nothing.