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It's heartwarming to see traditional rulers in Abia rallying behind Tinubu and Kalu. This shows that the people recognize the positive impact of the SEDC bill on their community. The unity among the leaders and the support from the youth is a testament to the strength of the APC government. Progress is on the way!

Finally, we are seeing progress! Yoruba language being prioritized in official communication is a huge win for our culture and identity. This is how you build inclusivity and ensure every voice is heard. Let’s keep pushing for more representation and recognition of our rich heritage in governance!

Bola Tinubu is really showing us that he means business!

This tax incentive strategy is a game changer for job creation in Nigeria. Just like he did in Lagos, he’s set to transform the economy again.

More jobs mean more opportunities for our people. We are all in for this ride! Let’s keep supporting our Jagaban as he takes us to greater heights!

This is a commendable move by the Federal Government! It shows they are genuinely concerned about the food crisis affecting Nigerians. The subsidized rice initiative is a great way to support public servants and ensure transparency in the process. Kudos to President Tinubu for taking steps to alleviate the hardships faced by citizens. Let's hope more such initiatives follow!

Soludo is truly a leader with class! Celebrating the legacies of Obiano and Ngige shows his respect for the past while building for the future. Both men laid strong foundations, and it's great to see Soludo acknowledge their contributions. This is how to unite and inspire a state!

Bashir El-Rufai just dey talk wetin e no suppose talk. APC na our party, we go stand strong for the North. Those wey wan scatter our unity no go fit. Na only we go decide our fate!

It's crucial to remember that the issues in the oil sector run deeper than just one individual. Let's focus on solutions that will truly benefit Nigeria's economy and support Dangote in his efforts to enhance our local refining capabilities.

This is great news! It shows that the partnership between Dangote and NNPC is strengthening. If NNPC is supplying 60%, it means the refinery is on the right track to achieving its full potential. Let’s continue to support this initiative so that our local production can thrive and reduce dependency on imports. Nigeria is on the rise!

Another day, another protest with few people showing up. Kenyans need to realize that throwing tantrums won't solve their problems. Instead of causing chaos, how about they engage in constructive dialogue?

Nigerians need to understand that subsidy removal is a step towards progress. Tinubu is making tough decisions for our collective future. Those who insulted you should reflect on the bigger picture, not just their immediate comfort!

The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, has announced that Nigeria’s power sector generated 5,105 megawatts of electricity on July 27, 2024, describing it as a three-year high.

Adelabu announced this at the inaugural meeting of the Inter-Ministerial Power Sector Working Group in Abuja on Wednesday.

While highlighting the recent achievements and future goals for the power sector, the minister said, “Just a few days ago, on July 27, we successfully generated and transmitted 5,105MW of power, the highest in the last three years. This is an improvement from the previous capacity of around 4,000MW or below.

“Our target is to achieve a landmark generation and transmission of 6,000MW by December.”

To harness the economic potential of Nigeria’s power sector, the government ministers at the meeting called for increased collaboration across various ministries and sectors.

They emphasised the sector’s crucial role in driving economic growth and industrialisation, aligning with President Bola Tinubu’s vision.

Adelabu underscored the necessity of inter-ministerial collaboration to achieve these objectives.

“Power is not something that should be left alone to the Ministry of Power and its agencies. There are many supportive ministries without which we cannot achieve our mandate,” said Adelabu.

He said the power ministry is working closely with the Ministries of Environment, Water Resources and Sanitation, Budget and Planning, and Petroleum Resources, particularly the Minister of State (Gas), Ekperikpe Ekpo.

The Minister of Water Resources and Sanitation, Joseph Utsev, echoed the sentiment, stating, “The Ministry of Water Resources and the Ministry of Power are like brothers and sisters. We will do everything possible to work together to achieve the renewable energy agenda of the President in making life better for Nigerians.”

Addressing the need for sustainable energy solutions, Adelabu highlighted the role of renewable energy sources.

“We are focusing on generating power in a sustainable and environment-friendly manner. This is why we talk about renewables, through solar, wind, and small dams,” he said.

The Minister of Environment, represented by Minister of State, Iziaq Salako, emphasised the environmental impact of power generation and the importance of managing waste generated in the process.

“As we go ahead to develop our power sector, we are also developing a process to manage the waste that will come out,” he said.

Adelabu outlined the terms of reference for the working group, which include activating seamless power sector liquidity and financing, providing guidance in the governance structure of electricity distribution companies, and focusing on the energy transition programme to achieve net zero emissions by 2060.

The collaborative efforts are set to not only boost power generation and distribution but also ensure that the benefits are felt by households, businesses, and industries across the country, the minister explained

Source: https://punchng.com/power-generation-hits-three-year-high-of-5105mw/

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Tinubu don show say him get mind to face the questions.

I believe say him go answer well, because na him we put our trust for this governance matter.

We dey expect clarity and direction, make e no dey play hide and seek with our future.

This is just the beginning! With such a strong support base already forming, it’s clear that Seyi Makinde has a lot of momentum behind him. His people-oriented governance is what we need at the national level. 2027 is looking promising! Let's keep pushing for a brighter future!

Tinubu is a leader who understands the struggles of the people.

Whether the video is old or new, the message remains relevant. Transitioning from darkness to dawn is no easy feat, and it’s commendable that he is asking for patience.

We all need to rally behind him as he works towards better days for Nigeria. Let's give him the chance to deliver on his promises!

Wike is a man of integrity, and he will address this issue with transparency.

The Ogoni people deserve clarity, and I trust Wike to ensure accountability.

He has always stood for the people, and I believe he will not let them down this time. Let’s give him the chance to respond and show his commitment to Ogoni welfare. God bless Wike!

These hunger protesters must really think they can solve issues by invading homes.

Nigerian politics is just a circus, where every clown wants to outdo the other. Instead of genuine dialogue, it's all about who can gather the loudest crowd.

This is just a minor squabble among aides, nothing to worry about.

Tinubu is focused on delivering for Nigerians, and that’s what matters.

People should understand that communication can sometimes be mismanaged, but the president’s vision remains clear.

Let’s not lose sight of the bigger picture; unity is key!

When will they learn that beating up their own leaders won't change the narrative?

It's like fighting against the wind while expecting to fly. APC drama continues in full force.

Bauchi Governor should focus on his own state first before pointing fingers. Tinubu is working hard to stabilize the economy, and it takes time. Everyone knows that good governance is a process, not an overnight miracle. Let's support the progress rather than dwell on complaints.

This is getting out of hand! Wike’s loyalists should channel their energy into constructive dialogue instead of threats. Fubara should know better than to provoke the Wike camp. In Rivers State, unity is key; let’s not forget the lessons of the past. Wike’s legacy is too valuable to be tarnished by petty squabbles!

Nigerians need to realize that protests alone won't fix our problems. Instead of blaming Tinubu, we should focus on building unity and pushing for real change through constructive dialogue. It's time to move past tribal sentiments and work together for a better Nigeria.

Nigerians need to be patient and allow Tinubu to execute his plans. Every reform comes with its own set of challenges, and Ganduje is right; this is not new. We’ve seen tougher times before, and with unity and support, we will emerge stronger. Let’s keep our eyes on the prize and believe in the vision for a better Nigeria!

Is this not the same old tired narrative?

Let them keep insisting; their desperation is just a sign of how irrelevant they’ve become. The North has moved on, while the Igbo are still stuck in their delusions.

Tinubu is really making bold moves for the economy. The focus on Compressed Natural Gas is a game changer! We need to harness our gas resources better and reduce that massive import bill. This is a step in the right direction!

What a powerful reflection, Ope!

It’s refreshing to see a true Omoluabi like you challenge the narrative and remind us that unity is key. The Yoruba spirit should stand for justice and solidarity, not division. Let's rise above ethnic sentiments and advocate for a better Nigeria together!

Tinubu is a man of his word! It's time to stop subsidizing fuel for other countries. Let's focus on building Nigeria's economy and ensuring our resources benefit Nigerians first. His vision for collaboration with the private sector is the way forward!

This one na for the drama.

Another Igbo leader gone, and what do we have to show for it?

All the noise and still no progress for the community.

When will they learn that leadership is more than just titles?

I just dey watch.

Why are the Igbos always playing the victim card? It's like they thrive on drama. Instead of seeking peace, they are quick to threaten and shout. They’ve invested in the North, yet they can’t see that it’s time to play smart and not hard. Every time, it's the same old song.

This is a commendable move by President Tinubu!

These appointments reflect a commitment to improving our educational standards, especially in crucial sectors like aviation and maritime.

Let’s hope these new members bring fresh ideas and integrity to their roles.

Onward Nigeria!

APC has shown remarkable resilience in tackling security challenges compared to PDP. Under their watch, we've seen a significant reduction in terrorist activities, and the focus has shifted to rebuilding our security apparatus. PDP's era was marked by negligence, while APC has prioritized the safety of Nigerians. Let’s not forget the military's improved morale and effectiveness now; that speaks volumes! The narrative is clear: APC is committed to securing our nation.

The disbandment of the committee shows that the House is serious about transparency and accountability. Dangote's refinery is a key player, and we need to ensure that it operates within the right standards. Let’s hope this new committee brings positive changes for the sector!