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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has assented to the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) Act 2026. Tinubu appended his signature at the State House on Friday. “President Bola Ahmed Tinubu assented to the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) Act 2026 in the State House on Friday,” his spokesman, Bayo Onanuga, said in a terse statement on X on Friday. The NIMC also announced the signing, describing the legislation as a transformative milestone in Nigeria’s journey towards a secure, inclusive, and digitally empowered nation https://www.channelstv.com/2026/06/26/tinubu-signs-nimc-bill-into-law/amp/ |
Brendaniel:First Order was OK Second Order reversing the First Order was not OK. Everyone will be Okay |
First Order was OK Second Order reversing the First Order was not OK. Everyone will be Okay ![]() |
Tinubu didn’t even leave one thing for the opposition to campaign for😂 What do they want to implement and create that he hasn’t done?😂 From the coastal road to Subsidy removal, state police, increased foreign reserves, No more ASSU strike, local govt anatomy 😂 They better not waste their money on campaigns😂 this man will do it till 2031!
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State police is no longer a campaign promise. I understand the tears from the opposition. https://x.com/DanielWhalee/status/2070517536878108689
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Details video of Court Overturns Judgment Recognising NDC As A Political Party.
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State Police Biggest Security Reform In Decades — Metuh https://leadership.ng/state-police-biggest-security-reform-in-decades-metuh/ |
izombie:What Specifically Would Opposition Do Differently On These Issues ? |
Justnation:Answer the question ❓ What Specifically Would Opposition Do Differently On These Issues |
Justnation:What Specifically Would Opposition Do Differently On These Issues |
What specifically would opposition Parties do differently regarding: *Security and counter-insurgency strategy? *Building and protecting foreign reserves? *Fuel subsidy removal and its fiscal consequences? *Increasing crude oil production and reducing oil theft? *Development of the Niger Delta? *Infrastructure financing and project execution? *Public debt management? *Debt servicing and fiscal sustainability? *Foreign exchange stability? *Student loan programmes? *Stability of the academic calendar? *Resolution of ASUU-related issues? *Doubling the national minimum wage? *Capital market development and wealth creation? *Attracting foreign direct investment? No administration is perfect, and many Nigerians continue to face significant economic hardship. However, several of these reforms are structural in nature and may take years before their full benefits become visible. The more important debate is not whether challenges exist, but whether there are better, practical alternatives to the reforms currently being implemented.
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AlabiKILLER2023:Ordinary accountant like me, praise the Lord |
Key Questions for the Opposition If critics believe the current administration is on the wrong path, what specifically would they do differently regarding: Security and counter-insurgency strategy? Building and protecting foreign reserves? Fuel subsidy removal and its fiscal consequences? Increasing crude oil production and reducing oil theft? Development of the Niger Delta? Infrastructure financing and project execution? Public debt management? Debt servicing and fiscal sustainability? Foreign exchange stability? Student loan programmes? Stability of the academic calendar? Resolution of ASUU-related issues? Doubling the national minimum wage? Capital market development and wealth creation? Attracting foreign direct investment? No administration is perfect, and many Nigerians continue to face significant economic hardship. However, several of these reforms are structural in nature and may take years before their full benefits become visible. The more important debate is not whether challenges exist, but whether there are better, practical alternatives to the reforms currently being implemented. |
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. Government revenues have improved considerably, reducing dependence on borrowing to fund recurrent expenditure. 2.Local Government Autonomy The push for financial autonomy for local governments is a major structural reform. It aims to ensure that funds allocated to local governments reach them directly, thereby improving grassroots development, accountability, and service delivery across communities. 3. Tax Reform Ongoing tax reforms seek to simplify the tax system, reduce multiple taxation, improve compliance, expand the tax net, and create a more business-friendly environment. The goal is to increase government revenue without overburdening productive businesses. 4. GDP Growth and Economic Stabilization Q1 2026 recorded growth of approximately 3.89%. The non-oil sector continues to contribute the majority of GDP, indicating gradual economic diversification. Foreign exchange reforms and improved macroeconomic management have helped restore investor confidence and support economic expansion. 5.Banking Sector Reform and Recapitalisation The Central Bank's recapitalisation programme is strengthening Nigerian banks, enabling them to finance larger projects, support economic growth, withstand external shocks, and compete more effectively on the global stage. 6. Credit Reform Efforts to improve access to credit through credit reporting systems, consumer lending frameworks, and support for SMEs are gradually expanding financial inclusion and economic participation. 7. Education Access Through NELFUND and Academic Stability Over 1.5 million students are benefiting from student loan programmes, significantly improving access to tertiary education. Government engagement with stakeholders has also contributed to a relatively more stable academic calendar compared to previous years characterized by prolonged strikes. 8. Health Sector Reform Increased investments in primary healthcare, health insurance expansion, and initiatives aimed at reducing medical tourism are laying the foundation for a stronger healthcare system including training and engagement of 774 health fellows and rebuilding of health centers across Nigeria 9. Minimum Wage Reform The approval of a new national minimum wage represents a significant improvement in workers' earnings and purchasing power, especially amidst inflationary pressures. 10. Police Reform and Security Investments Increased investments in equipment, technology, intelligence gathering, and welfare for security personnel demonstrate commitment to improving national security. Passage of State Police bill also indicate willingness to explore constitutional solutions to insecurity. 11. Strengthening Foreign Reserves and FX Stability External reserves have risen significantly, reaching multi-year highs. Improved reserve levels enhance the country's ability to defend its currency, meet external obligations, and attract foreign investment. Exchange rate volatility has also moderated compared to earlier periods of severe instability. 12. Infrastructure Development and Completion of Abandoned Projects The administration has accelerated work on major highways, rail projects, dams, airports, and energy infrastructure. Several previously abandoned projects have been revived, improving connectivity and supporting economic growth. 13. Power Sector Reform One of the most significant reforms has been the decentralization of electricity generation and distribution. States and private investors now have greater authority to generate, transmit, and distribute power, effectively breaking the long-standing monopoly structure. This opens the door for increased investment and improved electricity supply. 14. Improved Electricity Metering Metering coverage has reportedly improved from roughly 40% to about 60%, reducing estimated billing and increasing transparency for consumers. While challenges remain, the progress is noteworthy. 15. ₦4 Trillion Power Sector Bond Intervention The planned ₦4 trillion bond infusion is expected to address liquidity constraints within the power sector, settle legacy debts, improve market confidence, and support long-term investments in generation, transmission, and distribution infrastructure. 16. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and Investor Confidence Economic reforms, FX market adjustments, and regulatory improvements are gradually rebuilding investor confidence. While FDI inflows remain below desired levels, Nigeria is increasingly being positioned as a destination for long-term investment.
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These are all roads currently been done by this Tinubu administration, not all the roads are new some of these roads seen here on the map are pre-existing roads that are been rehabilitated into concrete roads, so what he's saying is valid but that doesn’t mean new roads like Lagos-calabar are waste of money.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cs7VTSL6TCA?si=VxZpuD9oQOdjbRFA Progress Update on the Calabar Section of Lagos - Calabar Coastal Highway |
Where is the smart school? |
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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Oga shut up abeg. Peter Obi started Vote buying in Nigeria when he wanted to install a successor. I have the report from an international election observer. Don’t provoke me. https://x.com/TheoAbuAgada/status/1837976969666797725
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Members of PRP threaten to take Kwankwaso to court, that he hijacked 69 PRP nomination forms and imposed his preferred candidates in Kano. Kwankwaso isn’t putting all his eggs in one basket, as Peter Obi and Seriake Dickson ain’t serious politicians.
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Court replays El-Rufai interview in NSA phone tapping case The Federal High Court in Abuja on Monday replayed an interview granted by former Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai, as human rights lawyer, Deji Adeyanju, testified in the alleged phone tapping case instituted against the former governor by the State Security Service.https://punchng.com/court-replays-el-rufai-interview-in-nsa-phone-tapping-case/
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INEC declares Dayo Faduyile of the APC as the winner of Ondo South senatorial by-election in Ondo State after polling 68,474 votes. Total votes: APC - 68,474 votes APM - 1,411 votes APP - 213 votes BP - 70 votes
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The Ondo State Security Network Agency, also known as Amotekun, said it has arrested no fewer than 97 persons in connection with alleged criminal activities in some parts of the state.https://punchng.com/ondo-amotekun-nabs-97-suspected-kidnappers-robbers-anti-grazing-violators/ https://punchng.com/ondo-amotekun-nabs-97-suspected-kidnappers-robbers-anti-grazing-violators/
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Igbos never voted for Buhari or Tinubu but they became president— Hon Ben Nwankwo asks if Igbos are really influential as a people.
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Drone display in Lagos to celebrate Nigeria’s Democracy Day, June 12. 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 Absolutely stunning 😍
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Former President Goodluck Jonathan and former NNPP Presidential candidate Rabiu Kwankwaso at Aso Villa.
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President Tinubu's love at the grassroots is real — man share his experience at an INEC centre❤️👇
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“Peter Obi is a terrorist apologist like Gumi. No difference between them. IPOB is a terrorist group terrorizing yet Obi calls them friends on National TV. What’s the difference between him and Gumi who is sympathetic with Bandits in the North?”
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LagosOrigin:This guy can lie more than Agulu Fraud |
Peter Obi told a lie on Buhari after his death. He should confess to Buhari’s family and ask for their forgiveness. You were campaigning and Buhari told you to take care of poor Nigerians, as what, UNICEF?
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ObiDents are Animals- NDC Spokesperson
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Party Women Seen Looting Drinks During APC Rally in Enugu State
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