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| Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by ryloy(op): 5:45pm On Jun 23 |
Five things the Tinubu Administration is getting right. 1. Fiscal reforms and revenue generation. The removal of the fuel subsidy has freed up significant resources, leading to a surge in federation revenues and more funds flowing to states and local governments for infrastructure, salaries, and development. 2. GDP growth and economic stabilization. Q1 2026 saw growth around 3.89%. The non-oil sector contributes the bulk, showing diversification momentum alongside oil recovery. Reforms like FX unification have supported trade surpluses and investor confidence. 3. Education access via NELFUND student loans & curbing ASUU strike actions. Over 1.5 million students gaining access to funding across hundreds of institutions. This marks a major expansion of access to higher education, reducing reliance on strikes and improving stability in universities 4. Strengthening foreign reserves and FX stability. External reserves have climbed to multi-year highs with reported $50 billion+ as of today , representing a 17 year peak. This reflects better management, inflows, and policy adjustments, contributing to greater exchange rate stability compared to earlier volatility. I ❤️this! 5. Infrastructure & resumption of abandoned projects. Ongoing road construction/rehabilitation (thousands of km), rail upgrades, new dams and aviation upgrades + expansions. I will be dropping a post on 5 things they haven’t gotten right tomorrow. For now, what else have they gotten right ? Nigeria Forward 🇳🇬💚 https://x.com/akintollgate/status/2069389521448284210
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| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by flokii: 5:51pm On Jun 23 |
The Agulu fraud you are following could not provide clean water in Anambra for 8 solid years he used as Governor. Pile of rubbish and refuse took over the State while the 'gbaju e' was busy stealing 250 million every month till he was caught and exposed in Lagos. You better wake up and see the changes happening. The coastal road your temu-messiah has been criticizing can unlock multi-billion dollar investments across the coastal corridor alone, not to talk of opportunities and massive jobs it will create. There is difference between a first class graduate/ scholar and a third class degree 'let my people go' certificate holder. |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by Ttalk: 5:59pm On Jun 23 |
O ryloy:Local government autonomy, whatever grey areas that is required to accomplished that can be traced to governors unwillingness to implement it. Power generation, transmission and distribution has also been placed in the hands of the state governors |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by VinTruth: 6:07pm On Jun 23 |
flokii:So your iragbiji fraud (& all his anointed successors) gave/gives Lagos residents water in Lagos & Lagos is clean without refuse ![]() He steals more than 250 million naira from Lagos daily via AlphaBeta, land grabbing etc Is it Govt College Ibadan certificate or University of Chicago or Chicago State University certificate, which one are you referring to please ![]() |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by givedemwotowoto: 6:08pm On Jun 23 |
Put a new born baby there and the baby that doesn’t know anything will get some things right. Let’s stop all these nonsense and call a spade a spade. This man has no business being President. |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by Ttalk: 6:12pm On Jun 23 |
givedemwotowoto:You can use that energy to spur your representatives who are sharing wheelbarrow to action
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| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by givedemwotowoto: 6:14pm On Jun 23 |
Ttalk:Every day you spend your time looking for a needle-in-a-haystack reason to launder the image of a failed politician. Do better |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by Ofunaofu: 6:20pm On Jun 23 |
According to APC Obidient Op didn't state it correctly |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by aswani(m): 6:40pm On Jun 23*. Modified: 6:47am On Jun 24 |
VinTruth:I am genuinely interested, where did you get this figure from? You couldn't have just plucked it out of the air, could you? |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by FarahAideed: 6:50pm On Jun 23 |
Someone met GDP at ,380 billion dollars and wrecked it to 180 bn in just one year and you say he is getting GDP growth right 😅😅😅 some of you have no honor left |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by Ofodirinwa: 6:56pm On Jun 23 |
Obi can fix the broken political system the way Jonathan was fixing it until Nigerians handed it back to 2 dying back to back dictators |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by helinues: 8:19pm On Jun 23 |
Reality is dawning on some of them |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by helinues: 8:21pm On Jun 23 |
FarahAideed:It's over half a decade you have been bragging about doing airplane part business. Have you succeeded with that before shading others Eish |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by helinues: 8:22pm On Jun 23 |
aswani:You will wait tired. Some of those people now talk without thinking 250m daily x 365. Abeg what's the budget of Lagos state |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by helinues: 8:24pm On Jun 23 |
VinTruth:You guys should be sounding as someone who pass through school gate. N250m x 365 days, what's the entire budget of Lagos state then They will write rubbish with confident |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by Sheuns(m): 9:36pm On Jun 23 |
flokii:All these you said the Agulu fraud couldn’t provide while he was governor, the one you support also failed to provide any of those for the state he governed for the same 8 year period. Do you even know what’s funnier, he claims he has a blueprint which his successors follow till date. 1999-2026 is 27 years. Two decades and seven years of a blueprint and the blueprint doesn’t seem to have a provision for potable water for the people of Lagos. Go round all the roads in Lagos from Surulere to Epe, to Alimosho and Amuwo Odofin, there’s one thing you’ll find in common, heaps of dirt by the median and on the road. I wonder why the master plan couldn’t cater for proper waste disposal. Or is the master plan just to enrich a few and create millions of area boys? |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by Ttalk: 9:45pm On Jun 23 |
Sheuns:Lagos state may not have achieved water supply across board, but what they have achieved in 20 years you state will still be dreaming of it |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by Sheuns(m): 9:50pm On Jun 23 |
Ttalk:Lagos state is my state of residence and I’m also a bonafide indigenous person of the coastlines of Lagos. Mention the things achieved in Lagos in 20 years and how it has positively impacted the lives of millions of residents in the state. |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by flokii: 10:15pm On Jun 23 |
Sheuns:Anambra is a glorified village compared to Lagos that has been a city even before Nigeria got her independence. As at 2025, the rate of open defecation in Anambra was still very high, which shows failure of governance in the State. What are we even saying.. can you compare the population of Lagos State to Anambra?.. how much allocation is Lagos getting to cater for the huge population compared to Anambra with tiny fraction of Lagos State population but still getting excess resources used for God knows what. How old were you in the 90s' when Lagos streets were as clean as those of Dubai, London, Paris etc. till village dwellers started swamping into the State to constitute nuisance?. Kid you better park well. |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by Sheuns(m): 10:23pm On Jun 23 |
flokii:You should be ashamed of yourself. Why compare Lagos an old city to Anambra that was founded less than 40 years ago? Shouldn’t Lagos be compared to cities like London, Lisbon, Johannesburg, Capetown, New York, Paris et al? You speak of open defecation. Lagos is the national headquarters of open defecation. What is Tinubu’s master plan addressing in Lagos? Transportation is chaos Drainage system chaos Environment chaos Quality of life chaos Education quality chaos Just mention 1 area where Tinubu’s master plan has addressed any basic human needs in Lagos since the inception of his “master plan”. In the 90s that you mentioned, was Tinubu governor or an administrator in Lagos? Do you want to ascribe successes of those before him to him as you’ve ascribed successes of those after him to him. |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by VinTruth: 6:57am On Jun 24 |
helinues:Clearly your god-President passed thru GCI, CSU/UC etc |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by VinTruth: 7:17am On Jun 24*. Modified: 7:36am On Jun 24 |
aswani:Go check the Lagos State IGR and what AlphaBeta gets as share for doing NOTHING! (About 8% to 10% from over N3 trillion IGR will go to AlphaBeta this year). You can never know how much LASG allocation (about 4 trillion) esp LGA (over 1 trillion) funds gets shared abi sliced to Oga-at-the-top. Then check the documented expenses on ex-Govs by Lagos State ranging from houses in Abuja & Lagos, vehicles (4-6 brand new every 3 years), hospital bill, pension, security personnels etc Then check all the lands Tinubu cornered for himself and his cronies from Bourdillon to Magodo to Falomo Shopping Complex etc etc to numerous to list out. LASG was one of the pioneer investors in Econet, what happened to the shares. Then imagine how much his empowered louts led by McOluomo etc rakes in daily from Lagosians. Are you aware how CoO is processed in Lagos, and what goes to where & where. Also take a look at his relative handling BRT, do you imagine how much LASG do fund BRT but the income goes elsewhere How about his daughter collection from markets in Lagos. Lekki toll gate is/was another example. Who owns the EV buses Lagos State and OVH both saying they bought; who owns OVH The list is endless |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by helinues: 7:19am On Jun 24 |
VinTruth:Stay with the topic of discussion and stop sounding incoherently like the person you are supporting How is stealing N250m daily logically possible |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by aswani(m): 7:22am On Jun 24 |
VinTruth:The rambling that you have just done without any proof tells me the figure quotes came from nowhere, ok? You want me to check this and check that yet you that have the information are not ready to present it. |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by Putinofrussia: 7:43am On Jun 24 |
FarahAideed:You sound like a very semi literate person who truly might not understand how an Economy works. Sane Nigerians are supporting Tinubu because of the trajectory of the Economy which would have made Nigeria bankrupt but salvaged by Tinubu,yes we felt and still feeling the pain. Most of the people supporting Tinubu are looking at the Economy, infrastructures, Education,Health etc . Prior to a major statistical overhaul, initial 2024 data reported Nigeria's nominal GDP as low as $187.6 billion USD due to sharp currency devaluations. However, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) updated its base calculation year to 2019. This optimization captured missing sectors like digital finance, informal trade, and expanding services. The 2024 economy at ₦372.8 trillion Naira, converting to roughly $243 billion to $252 billion USD depending on the specific institutional exchange rate conversion models. The Economy is growing but the problem is that most Nigerians are not feeling it because of the rot and corruption in the system. African nations' purchasing power in 2026 is evaluated either by Total GDP (PPP), which measures the total size of the economy adjusted for local living costs, or GDP per Capita (PPP), which indicates the average individual's purchasing power.Here is the breakdown of the leading nations in both categories: Top 5 Economies by Total GDP (PPP). These are the largest overall economies, reflecting massive total market scale. Egypt: $2.57 trillion. Nigeria: $2.42 trillion. South Africa: $1.07 trillion. Algeria: $941.54 billion. Ethiopia: $558.90 billion. Nigeria GDP 2026.... Key Economic Indicators. The economy is expanding at a real rate of roughly 4.1- 4.5. PPP GDP for Nigeria... When adjusted for Purchasing Power Parity (PPP), the size of the economy is substantially larger, estimated by global databases to be around $4.0 trillion. Broad structural reforms have stabilized the exchange rate and boosted investor confidence, keeping the nation on pace to achieve its long-term target of a $1 trillion economy by 2030. These are some institutions projections on the GDP of Nigeria.2026 which show that things will be better fast, having come from almost the mere $187 or so after devaluation of the naira. IMF Projections.....$334.3 Worldometer......$377.4 Statista......$377.4 World Economics (PPP)... $4.0 Trillion. |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by lawani(m): 7:55am On Jun 24 |
Putinofrussia:Nigeria is the largest economy in Africa. You can't because your cost of living is higher say your economy is bigger. That is a fallacy. Anything being bought in Africa, Nigeria is buying the highest number from private jets to underwears |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by VinTruth: 8:00am On Jun 24 |
helinues:While you sound fraudulent like the fraudster you are supporting. I have given you some figures where possible. Corruption, embezzlement, graft, maladministration, malfeasance are not done in open glare; only deep thinking can track it, esp in a State where FoI is non-existent (Lagos State govt has refused to domesticate the Freedom of Information for obvious reasons). It is YOUR choice to close your eyes to the glaring graft, corruption, embezzlement ably enshrined & personified by Tinubu & his goons in Lagos State, and now cascading to Nigeria at large. The EVIL we support WILL hurt us SOMEDAY somehow. |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by helinues: 8:31am On Jun 24 |
VinTruth:I forbid the spirit of incoherent in you IJN Are you not the same person who claimed Tinubu was stealing N250m daily from Lagos purse, how come you are not longer interested in telling us how, how much was Lagos state budget then that N250m will be stolen daily You people can't dictate the conversation for us, stay with what you started and stop sounding waywardly |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by Putinofrussia: 8:38am On Jun 24 |
lawani:Exactly and this is why sane Nigerians think we are on the right trajectory of Economic growth but with some pain which had even eased since 2023 when everything went up the ceiling. Nigerians will like to continue to see the continual Economic growth which some international institutions gave positively acknowledged and soonest,it will trickle down massively to the masses. Institutions that have positively assessed the stability of President Tinubu's economic reforms include International Monetary Fund (IMF).... In its Article IV reports, the IMF lauded the bold reforms such as removing fuel subsidies and liberalizing the foreign exchange market for improving macroeconomic stability, strengthening external reserves, and restoring investor confidence. Fitch Ratings....The global credit rating agency upgraded Nigeria's credit outlook, citing improved policy credibility and renewed confidence in the administration's commitment to orthodox economic policies. World Bank.....The World Bank has consistently endorsed the administration's reform packages, viewing them as necessary steps to realign the economy, although it has noted that structural transformation will require sustained, long-term implementation. S&P Global Ratings.......The rating agency upgraded its sovereign credit outlook, validating Nigeria's economic trajectory and increased investor confidence. With Tinubu as President,Nigeria will rightly be on top of African Economies with around $500 billion as the first Economy and by 2031,Nigeria would have surpassed the $1 trillion target. |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by lawani(m): 8:46am On Jun 24 |
Putinofrussia:One trillion dollars will be too high a GDP for Nigeria unless the cost of living drastically increases. Do you want the cost of living to drastically increase? |
| Re: Five Things The Tinubu Administration Is Getting Right- Obidient by VinTruth: 8:48am On Jun 24 |
helinues:SMH! Was as how! I said your Tinubu & his goons are STILL CURRENTLY STEALING more than 250m naira per day in Lagos State! |
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