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AMINDA:
They were mobilised from all across the 19 Northern states. The people of Kaduna largely shunned the rally. The ones from Maiduguri were even attacked on their way to Kaduna. We say no to violence but the handwriting is on the wall.

Breaking News: APC buses traveling from Borno to Kaduna were reportedly stopped and stoned by angry Nigerians. pic.twitter.com/idez9iXXHn

— Abdul-Aziz Na'ibi Abubakar (@jrnaib2) October 24, 2026

Continue with your content creation until you hear result that President Tinubu garnered more than 11 million votes in 2027 for his second term.

Now that a lot of people know that hardship is global and not Tinubu's making,they realised he is still the best man for 2027.
Tinubu's main fault which is a 'must do' and mandatory,is removing the fuel subsidy.
He has more human face than all previous govts who have always embezzled our infrastructures money but today,Tinubu is executing massive infrastructures all over Nigeria.
He is the only President with human face in the history of Nigeria doing Nelfund,free technical colleges with payment of #22,500 and #48,000 monthly free money to students,the only President who has bought 20,000 tractors for farmers,doing Creditcorp,the only President since the creation of Nigeria giving free maternals to women all over Nigeria,free medical for all pensioners etc.
Mention any previous President or leader like him.
They were all stone faced except Buhari that built a couple of infrastructures .

Ask baba Obasanjo where he kept the $16 billion meant to give Nigerians stable electricity.
We know you have spent it like a drunken sailor.
God will judge you and baba Atiku.
We would have had one of the most stable electricity in Africa if this baba and baba Atiku have not embezzled our $16 billion.

Teymanhenry:
All you can point to in Tinubu’s administration is infrastructure, largely funded through borrowing and the savings from fuel subsidy removal. But what about rising insecurity, the soaring cost of public university education, and the ever-increasing prices of food and transportation? Leadership should not be measured by roads and buildings alone, but by how much it improves the lives of ordinary citizens. That's the number one responsibility of every leadership. Tbh this government is currently failing at it

You are right,sir but no govt is perfect and all those things you mentioned were majorly caused by the fact that our govts refused to build infrastructures for Nigerians to have cheap food,stable electricity,less insecurity etc.
Nigerians going to other nations are going there because of the abundance of infrastructures there.

VeeVeeMyLuv:
Very clever and wicked devil.

He he is building many infrastructure in health because he is knows his vampire policies has wounded and broken Nigerians beyond so they will need these places to be miraculously repaired.


Evil mind
"I'm sick and usually go for recharge every 3 months. Therefore Nigerians must not enjoy good health they must also go through what I'm going through".

Sorry,sir.
He has also tried in housing too just in 3 years and half...

Renewed Hope Cities and Estates Programme, overseen by the Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development. The program targets 50,000 housing units in its first phase across the six geopolitical zones and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).


• North-Central (including FCT)
• Karsana, FCT: Groundbreaking and construction of a major 3,112-unit Renewed Hope City.
• Nasarawa State: 250-unit Renewed Hope Estate.
• Benue State: 250-unit Renewed Hope Estate.
• New Plan: A proposed mega 500,000-unit Renewed Hope City project mapped across the FCT/Nasarawa corridor (spanning 5,000 hectares).
• North-West
• Kano State: Development of a 2,000-unit Renewed Hope City, alongside an additional 1,500 units and a separate 500-unit Renewed Hope Estate.
• Sokoto State: 250-unit Renewed Hope Estate.
• Katsina State: 250-unit Renewed Hope Estate.
• North-East
• Yobe State: 250-unit Renewed Hope Estate.
• Gombe State: 250-unit Renewed Hope Estate.
• South-West
• Lagos State: Advanced construction and ongoing sales of a 2,000-unit Renewed Hope housing project in Ibeju-Lekki.
• South-East
• Abia State: 250-unit Renewed Hope Estate.
• Ebonyi State: 250-unit Renewed Hope Estate.
• South-South
• Delta State: 250-unit Renewed Hope Estate.
• Akwa Ibom State: 250-unit Renewed Hope Estate.

Nationwide Housing Finance & Mortgage Interventions

• MOFI Real Estate Investment Fund: Enabled 1,859 families across 25 states to access ₦128 billion in mortgages structured at a fixed 9.75% interest rate over a 20-year repayment term.
• Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN): Disbursed ₦11.75 billion in National Housing Fund (NHF) mortgage loans to 1,285 beneficiaries at single-digit interest rates.
• Family Homes Funds: Active rollout with a mandate targeting low-income earners, widows, and affordable mass-housing delivery.

Leemzyy:
This is not enough sef
Anyone truly campaigning for Tilunbu should be sentenced to an ultimate Death or rather taken to an Asylum

Why?
Apart from the effects of the removal of subsidy,he has performed more than any other previous govts combined especially in infrastructures and Education.

Even in health...
President Bola Tinubu’s administration has implemented health sector reforms and commissioned infrastructure projects across Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones under the Renewed Hope Health Agenda and the Nigeria Health Sector Renewal Investment Initiative (NHSRII).

North-West Geopolitical Zone

• Specialized Care & Disease Control: Established an oncology center in Katsina State, upgraded Polio Emergency Operations Centres in Kano, Katsina, and Sokoto, and commissioned a Pharmacy Quality Control Laboratory in Kaduna State alongside primary health center revamps.
• Emergency Fleet: Deployed specialized CNG and tricycle ambulances.

North-East Geopolitical Zone

• Mental & Reproductive Health: Built a 50-bed Mental Health and Drug Rehabilitation Centre in Borno State and established an Infertility and Assisted Reproductive Technology Centre in Bauchi State.
• Oncology: Initiated regional rollout of the NSIA-Healthcare Expansion Programme.

North-Central Geopolitical Zone

• Specialist & Emergency Commissions: Inaugurated the Bola Tinubu Specialist Complex in Abuja and launched the National Emergency Medical Service and Ambulance System (NEMSAS) fleet.
• Primary Health: Expanded BHCPF allocations and deployed community health fellows.

South-West Geopolitical Zone

• Supply Chain & Emergency: Commissioned the Lagos Immunisation Supply Chain Hub in Oshodi and deployed CNG-powered regional ambulances along corridors like Lekki–Epe.
• Oncology: Expanded advanced cancer and diagnostic capabilities via LUTH integration.

South-South Geopolitical Zone

• Infrastructure & Care: Commissioned an oncology and radiotherapy center in Edo State, a new Laboratory Complex at the University of Uyo Teaching Hospital in Akwa Ibom State, and revamped community clinics in Delta State.

South-East Geopolitical Zone

• Clinical & Diagnostic Facilities: Commissioned an oncology and diagnostic center in Enugu State, inaugurated the new Administrative Complex at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital, and expanded maternal-child health initiatives.

[quote author=divine010 post=140978744][/quote]President Bola Tinubu’s administration has implemented health sector reforms and commissioned infrastructure projects across Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones.

North-West Geopolitical Zone

• Specialized Care & Disease Control: Established an oncology center in Katsina State, upgraded Polio Emergency Operations Centres in Kano, Katsina, and Sokoto, and commissioned a Pharmacy Quality Control Laboratory in Kaduna State alongside primary health center revamps.
• Emergency Fleet: Deployed specialized CNG and tricycle ambulances.

North-East Geopolitical Zone

• Mental & Reproductive Health: Built a 50-bed Mental Health and Drug Rehabilitation Centre in Borno State and established an Infertility and Assisted Reproductive Technology Centre in Bauchi State.
• Oncology: Initiated regional rollout of the NSIA-Healthcare Expansion Programme.

North-Central Geopolitical Zone

• Specialist & Emergency Commissions: Inaugurated the Bola Tinubu Specialist Complex in Abuja and launched the National Emergency Medical Service and Ambulance System (NEMSAS) fleet.
• Primary Health: Expanded BHCPF allocations and deployed community health fellows.

South-West Geopolitical Zone

• Supply Chain & Emergency: Commissioned the Lagos Immunisation Supply Chain Hub in Oshodi and deployed CNG-powered regional ambulances along corridors like Lekki–Epe.
• Oncology: Expanded advanced cancer and diagnostic capabilities via LUTH integration.

South-South Geopolitical Zone

• Infrastructure & Care: Commissioned an oncology and radiotherapy center in Edo State, a new Laboratory Complex at the University of Uyo Teaching Hospital in Akwa Ibom State, and revamped community clinics in Delta State.

South-East Geopolitical Zone

• Clinical & Diagnostic Facilities: Commissioned an oncology and diagnostic center in Enugu State, inaugurated the new Administrative Complex at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital, and expanded maternal-child health initiatives.

[quote author=divine010 post=140978744][/quote]The administration of President Tinubu has introduced and expanded several social welfare, poverty alleviation, and human capital development programs including....

• National Social Safety Net Programme (NSSNP) / Conditional Cash Transfers (CCT): Disburses stipends (such as ₦25,000 tranches) directly to millions of verified vulnerable and low-income households via digital accounts and mobile wallets using the National Social Register (NSR).
• Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND): Operates an interest-free student loan scheme for students in public tertiary institutions to cover tuition and upkeep.
• HOPE Programme (Human Capital Opportunities for Prosperity and Equity): A multi-billion-dollar World Bank-backed package targeting foundational education, teacher training, and primary healthcare (HOPE PHC) to reduce maternal and child mortality.
• Presidential Conditional Grant Scheme (Nanogrants): Provides ₦50,000 grants to nano-businesses, market women, farmers, and artisans.
• Consumer Credit Corporation (Credcorps): Established with over ₦200 billion to provide affordable credit for working Nigerians to purchase essential goods and services.
• NG-CARES Additional Financing: A $1.25 billion World Bank-supported program aiding smallholder farmers, local economic activities, and micro and small enterprises.
• SOLID Programme (Solutions for Internally Displaced and Host Communities): A $300 million initiative focused on infrastructure, livelihoods, and basic services for displaced persons and host communities.
• National Minimum Wage & Wage Awards: Signed the new National Minimum Wage Act raising the baseline wage to ₦70,000 per month alongside periodic worker wage awards.
• Youth Empowerment & Skill Initiatives:
• Skill-Up Artisans Programme (SUPA)
• Nigerian Youth Academy (NIYA)
• National Youth Talent Export Programme (NATEP)
• 3 Million Technical Talent (3MTT) programme.
• Housing Initiative: Construction of low-cost housing units, estates, and shelters for low-income earners, the very poor, and internally displaced persons (such as projects in Benue State and nationwide targets).
• Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Transport Initiative: Introduction of conversion kits and mass transit programs aimed at lowering public transportation costs by up to 60%.

[quote author=divine010 post=140976416][/quote]President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration has executed and progressed various transport, energy, and physical infrastructure projects across Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones.
While many flagship mega-projects (such as the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway and Sokoto–Badagry Superhighway) span multiple zones or are in advanced stages of completion, specific interventions and completed or commissioned or near-completed milestones include:

1. South-West Zone

• Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway (Phase I, Section I): The 7.47 km initial stretch from Ahmadu Bello Way to Eleko Village in Lekki, Lagos, built with reinforced concrete pavement, was completed and commissioned.
• Lagos–Shagamu–Ibadan Dual Carriageway (Section II) & Ikorodu–Shagamu Road: Major rehabilitation and reconstruction phases completed to ease movement between Lagos, Ogun, and Oyo.
• Eko Bridge: Comprehensive rehabilitation works completed.
• Deep Sea Port Access Road: Completed link connecting port operations between Lagos and Ogun states.

2. South-East Zone

• Enugu–Port Harcourt Road (Section III: Enugu–Lokpanta) & New Artisan Bridge: Reconstructed and delivered to improve mobility across Enugu State.
• New Akpoha Bridge: Completed in Ebonyi State.
• Enugu–Onitsha Expressway: Advanced dualisation and concrete reconstruction (nearing near-total completion) with streetlights and modern walkways around Enugu.
• Second Niger Bridge Access Roads: Ongoing major phase connecting the completed bridge to Onitsha (Anambra) and Asaba (Delta).

3. South-South Zone

• Calabar–Ugep–Katsina-Ala Road (Section II) & Alesi–Ugep Road: Completed rehabilitation sections in Cross River State.
• East-West Road (Eleme Junction–Ahoada & Port Harcourt–Onne Port Junction sections): Key rehabilitation and intervention works executed.
• Bodo–Bonny Road Project: Multi-bridge landmark linking Bonny Island to the Rivers State mainland nearing final completion phases.

4. North-Central Zone

• Outer Southern Expressway (OSEX) & Arterial Road N20 Interchange Bridges: Main carriageways and-interchanges commissioned in Abuja (FCT).
• Shendam Bridge: Completed infrastructure project in Plateau State.
• Ilobu–Enrile Road: Completed road intervention.
• AKK Gas Pipeline: Crossed the River Niger milestone and power/energy revamps.

5. North-West Zone

• Yakasai–Badume–Damargu–Marken Zalli Roads & Kano–Tsalle Section: Completed road stretches in Kano State.
• North-West Development Commission Headquarters: Established and commissioned in Kano.
• Wujuwuju-Jakara Erosion Gully Control Project: N47 billion ecological intervention taken over and completed in Kano State.
• Kaduna–Kano–Katsina–Maradi Railway & Revived 255MW Power Plant: Restored power generation to Kaduna and advanced rail corridor segments.

6. North-East Zone

• Jimeta Bridge: Completed infrastructure project in Adamawa State.
• Oil Exploration Expansion: Active petroleum and gas exploratory activities expanded into Bauchi and Gombe states.
• Akwanga–Jos–Bauchi–Gombe–Biu–Maiduguri Road Corridor: Converted to durable concrete pavement designs under active phased deployment.

Kalulu44:
Hahahaha, the moment you excluded Buhari. I just knew you are an hypocrites

I intentionally excluded him because he executed infrastructures even more than any civilian govt except Tinubu.
I have researched and observed that what grow and develop a nation are mainly infrastructures.Every other things follow.
Do you know that Nigeria doesn't have storages for excess or left over agricultural products?
Nigeria has only 24 power stations for electricity.Do you know that USA has more than 11,000 power stations?
If each successive govts have been building infrastructures like Tinubu is doing,we won't be in this mess.

Baba Atiku don buy market from Adamawa people.

[quote author=divine010 post=140975724][/quote]PDP that was borrowing money to pay workers in 2014 even with the humongous oil money Jonathan made,everything was embezzled without building infrastructures, No Nelfund,No free technical colleges with monthly payment of #22,500 and #48,000 free money to students,no oncology equipment,No grants and so on.
Their only work was to open border for #2000 per bag rice from serious nations for gullible Nigerians like the headless mob in order for them to embezzle in peace.
Govt of chop #2000 bag of rice and die.
Most problems bedevilling Nigeria and Nigerians are mainly because your previous govts did not build infrastructures that are mainly the drivers of cheap food,steady and abundant electricity,development and growth of any country.
No lying govt will come after Prestudent Tinubu and say he is rehabilitating roads as they have been doing for decades because those Tinubu roads are going to last 80 to 100 years not the 2,3 years roads your thieving thieves have been executing just for embezzlement and wickedness.

Kalashnikov49:
Tinubu wont be reelected

Una go soon gather for Ojota...

Small time remain

There was no governor that helped their citizens like Tinubu during their time and even till date.

As Governor of Lagos State (1999–2007), Bola Ahmed Tinubu introduced and operated several social welfare initiatives across healthcare, education, legal aid, housing, and empowerment.

Healthcare Welfare

• Free Healthcare Policy: Provided free medical services for children aged 12 and below, and adults aged 60 and above.
• Jigi Bola Program: Offered free eye screenings, surgeries, and distribution of prescription eyeglasses to residents with vision impairments.
• Roll Back Malaria Scheme: Distributed free insecticide-treated nets and delivered free malaria treatment.
• Free Antenatal Care: Instituted free maternal and antenatal care services to reduce infant and maternal mortality.
• Emergency Medical & Ambulance Services: Created the Lagos State Ambulance Service (LASAMBUS) for 24-hour pre-hospital emergency care.
• Disease Control Agencies: Established the Lagos State AIDS Control Agency (LSACA) and dedicated clinics for tuberculosis (DOTS) and polio immunization.

Education Welfare

• Free Education Policy: Mandated free tuition across public primary and secondary schools in the state.
• Examination Fee Subsidies: Covered the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) fees for public secondary school students.
• Free School Meals: Introduced free mid-day meals and nutritional milk distribution in primary schools.
• Bursaries and Scholarships: Sustained regular bursary payments and scholarship awards for Lagos State students in higher institutions, including Law School.
• One-Day Governor Initiative: Launched a competitive spelling bee program rewarding academic excellence with a symbolic day in office.

Legal & Justice Welfare

• Citizens Mediation Centre (CMC): Established a free public mediation service to resolve civil and family disputes out of court.
• Office of the Public Defender (OPD): Set up a state-funded legal aid office to provide free legal representation to indigent citizens.

Housing & Urban Renewal

• Low-Income Housing Estates: Developed affordable housing schemes, including the Abraham Adesanya Estate (Jubilee Housing Scheme) in Ajah, Michael Otedola Low-Income Housing, and estates in Ibeshe and Lekki.

Women, Youth & Social Empowerment

• Ministry of Women Affairs and Poverty Alleviation (WAPA): Created to run self-employment and vocational training programs for women.
• Youth Skill Acquisition: Converted the Ita Oko prisoner camp into a youth skills acquisition center and upgraded youth/sports infrastructure.

AMINDA:
Onanuga or Segun Sowunmi will be dispatched to insult Obasanjo as they did MKO Abiola. Tinubu is governing without any human face like he were Pharaoh. He speaks about "bold reforms" and "temporary pains" but himself, his family and cronies continue to live in affluence with 80-vehicle long convoys.

Tinubu's main fault which is a 'must do' and mandatory,is removing the fuel subsidy.
He has more human face than all previous govts who have always embezzled our infrastructures money but today,Tinubu is executing massive infrastructures all over Nigeria.
He is the only President with human face in the history of Nigeria doing Nelfund,free technical colleges with payment of #22,500 and #48,000 monthly free money to students,the only President who has bought 20,000 tractors for farmers,doing Creditcorp,the only President since the creation of Nigeria giving free maternals to women all over Nigeria,free medical for all pensioners etc.
Mention any previous President or leader like him.
They were all stone faced except Buhari that built a couple of infrastructures ..

tishbite41:
The Luo tribe of Kenya
Check them out

The Yorubas have links with people in Cuba and Brazil but the Igbos can't have relatives in Kenya!

Why are you people like this?
Yuck!

Maybe they have ties but this is what I got from research....

There is no proven historical, genetic, or linguistic tie between the Luo people of East Africa and the Igbo people of West Africa. They belong to entirely different language families and regions, though popular folklore and social media frequently note coincidental similarities in names, cultural practices, and phonetics.

Linguistic and Genetic Background

• Different Language Families: The Luo speak a Nilotic language originating around the Upper Nile (South Sudan, Uganda, and Kenya), whereas the Igbo speak a Niger-Congo language native to southeastern Nigeria.
• No Shared Ancestry: Anthropologists and historians have found no genetic or migration link proving a common lineage. The similarities people point out are generally considered accidental linguistic overlaps or common pan-African cultural motifs rather than proof of direct contact.

Commonly Cited (Yet Unsubstantiated) Parallels

• Naming Conventions: Both groups frequently use gender-based name prefixes (such as 'O' for males and 'A' for females) and share phonetic similarities in certain names (like Amadi or variants of seasonal names).
• Cultural Traditions: Observers sometimes point to shared values like respect for elders, traditional funeral or burial rites, and strong communal structures, though these traits are widely shared across many distinct African ethnic groups.

free2ryhme:
there is none

prove it or rest

Why are you contradicting the OP?
Did an Igbo girl disappoint you?

He gave you an assignment,Let us see the result.Just use Google.

Very good one there.
Only that the woman is wearing a British styled gown,nothing African about that except that of the man.
Beautiful couple.

Lovelink1991:
A Nigerian woman has cried out after buying just 2 Titus fish for N10,000!

According to her, she spent N10k on only 2 fishes and now she is asking where she will get money to buy ingredients to cook it.

Is Titus fish now only for the rich?
Should sellers reduce the price?

#TitusFish #CostOfLiving #NigeriaHardship #MarketPrice #FishPrice # #TrendingNow #CostOfLivingCrisis #NigeriaEconomy #N10000Fish #PoorManDonSuffer




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7G2TqJn3DY

You people and lies.
I am presently in Mile 12,Lagos,that size of Titus fish is #1,500,some will even sell two for #2,500.

saintkel:
God 4bid that we ever become d same level with u guys....

The Yorubas are way above you in almost every positive endeavor.
The facts and realities are there for you to see.
You are traders,Yorubas are business people not only in Nigeria but abroad including their women unlike your wonen who mainly sell groundnut.

The headless mob are afraid that Mr Obi,the packaged fraud will lose woefully and two months to elections,they have started crying.
Real Edo youths are just doing their own legitimate activities and looking at the terrorists with disdain.
You see as the guy stopped suddenly,real Edo people been wan tear am hot slap for being a nuisance.
They are not even up to 5 people.

anonimi:
What is APC and Tinubu doing with billions of dollars in subsidy savings, higher revenue and even more loans than PDP, if they are unable to pay salaries, unable to grow the economy and roads are worse?

Something worse than embezzlement


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_mAUX4wWC0?si=TH4LTxdg1B-mcxU9




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaStIpnqjdU

No lying govt will come after Prestudent Tinubu and say he is rehabilitating roads as they have been doing for decades because those Tinubu roads are going to last 80 to 100 years not the 2,3 years roads your thieving thieves have been executing just for embezzlement and wickedness.

loveth360:
Dr Adeleke Ebenezer


Baby factory people

That is not an Igbo name nah.

anonimi:
The government of Buhari was there for eight years, delivering APC change before Jagaban grabbed power from him three years ago, not so?

PDP was there for 16 glorious years of cheap petrol and cheap dollars with widespread prosperity that made us all the biggest economy 12 years ago.

What has changed for better since 2015?

PDP that was borrowing money to pay workers in 2014 even after making the ever highest money from oil with nothing to show for the humongous money made?
Everything was embezzled.

Very good..That man must be very incompetent to allow Lagos to become so dirty that most times I think there is no govt in Lagos.
That Lagos was very dirty will be in the record book of both Ambode and Sanwo Olu
The two dirty governors.
Only Sanwo Olu can redeem himself before his tenure expires..

anonimi:
So what are they doing with the billions of dollars subsidy removal savings and more loans than when PDP gave us cheap petrol and widespread prosperity?

"I know of States that have received over 500 billion Naira from the Federal Government as palliative, but I have never received anything.

I think the reason I don't get it is because I'm not in APC.

-Dauda Lawal, Zamfara State Governor pic.twitter.com/QvfR8olibA

— Arewa Source (@Arewa_Source) February 17, 2026

/video/1?s=46

PDP that was borrowing money to pay workers in 2014 even with the humongous oil money Jonathan made,everything was embezzled without building infrastructures, No Nelfund,No free technical colleges with monthly payment of #22,500 and #48,000 free money to students,no oncology equipment,No grants and so on.
Their only work was to open border for #2000 per bag rice from serious nations for gullible Nigerians like the headless mob in order for them to embezzle in peace.
Govt of chop #2000 bag of rice and die.
Most problems bedevilling Nigeria and Nigerians are mainly because your previous govts did not build infrastructures that are mainly the drivers of cheap food,steady and abundant electricity,development and growth of any country.
No lying govt will come after Prestudent Tinubu and say he is rehabilitating roads as they have been doing for decades because those Tinubu roads are going to last 80 to 100 years not the 2,3 years roads your thieving thieves have been executing just for embezzlement and wickedness.

Thank God.
Maybe Clickbank will accept Nigerians now.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. is expanding its operations in Nigeria by applying for a merchant banking license and depositing ₦50 billion (~$38 million) with the Central Bank of Nigeria as a final regulatory requirement.

What is JPMorgan?

• Identity: JPMorgan Chase & Co. is a New York-based multinational financial services firm and the largest bank in the United States by total assets.
• Current Presence in Nigeria: JPMorgan has operated a representative office in Lagos for years (handling advisory, asset management, and institutional investor relations), and previously had historical roots in the country dating back to the 1960s via Chase Manhattan Bank.

Are they coming to Nigeria?

• New Expansion Plans: Yes. JPMorgan is in the process of converting and upgrading its Lagos presence into a full-fledged merchant bank.
• Timeline: The bank deposited the required ₦50 billion minimum capital with the CBN and aims to launch operations by late 2026 or early 2027, pending final regulatory approval.
• What it Means: Once licensed, the expansion will allow JPMorgan to broaden its local services beyond a representative office to include corporate lending, dollar-denominated loans for large businesses, trade finance, and enhanced investment banking.

Federalofficia:
and the fact that she did not cover her own head doesn't mean she is a bad Muslim, it within she and her creator, and doesn't make these who covered too as hypocrite for committing other sins, just that it mandatory to cover your head as one of the adherent of both religion

Yes.Only God judges.

AMINDA:
Bayo Onanuga, this one is an epic fail and a lame comeback. No-one loves Tinubu enough to call themselves mad, no matter the acronym. They are only in it for the money.

It is a lie.
Aside the global hardship,his supporters are motivated by his strides in infrastructures et al.

Assured of making Nigeria great,greater and greatest country in Africa.

Determined to see Nigerians achieve a shared prosperity soonest.

ddippset:
How could they have processed 1.6 million applications and then given the loan to almost 2 million?

Na magic?

1,659,853 is almost 2 million nah.

ogolemati:
just look at what you guys have done to this country

By doing Nelfund?

Mandem05:
Nigerian citizens have been beaten to submission by the political elite that use their office to descend on people that speak out of the government's nonperformance. Do you know that there are about 8,000 elected officials in Nigeria in all tiers of government, 250.000 Armed forces personnel and 400,000 police personnel in Nigeria. Then we have a population of approximately 230-250 million Nigerians. So, if Nigerians are serious about change ABSOLUTELY NOTHING CAN STOP THEM FROM BRINGING ABOUT THE CHANGE THEY DESIRE.

The question now is that are Nigerians REALLY serious about BRINGING change??

Who will be the change?
Mr Obi who was a disaster when he governed Anambra or Atiku,the chronic thief according to Obasanjo,his master?

Apart from the global hardship,none of these two can lace President Tinubu's shoes in achievements.

Mr Obi begging for money that he can keep in his fraudulent Pandora account after his loss in 2027.
Only the gullibles and tribalists will donate money to him.