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“HE FINALLY CAME TO NIGERIA!” — Lady Excited As Foreign Lover Visits Her 🇳🇬❤️

A Nigerian lady has sparked reactions online after celebrating the arrival of her foreign lover, who finally travelled to Nigeria to meet her in person.

They can involve you without ever connecting you.
Be careful. Not everyone around you has good intentions. 😀😀😀😀

Stay vigilant!

KIDNAPPED CORPS MEMBERS BETWEEN ANAMBRA & IMO

Security operatives have reportedly apprehended suspects linked to the kidnapping of corps members along the Anambra–Imo axis.

One of the arrested suspects, identified as Mr. Sunday Obi, was reportedly arrested yesterday. In his testimony, he gave an account of what happened.

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50 Major Achievements of President Bola Tinubu’s Administration Since 2023
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1. Fuel Subsidy Elimination: Abolished the decades-long petrol subsidy in May 2023 to save trillions of Naira for public investments. HE ELIMINATED THE CORRUPTION IN THAT SECTOR.

2. Foreign Exchange Unification: Collapsed multiple FX windows into a market-driven system to stabilize foreign direct investment inflows. HE ELIMINATED THE ROUND TRIPPING CORRUPTION.

3. Debt Burden Reduction: Slashed Nigeria's debt service-to-revenue ratio down from a critical 97% to below 50%.

4. Foreign Exchange Debt Clearance: Successfully cleared over $10 billion in legacy foreign exchange liabilities to boost investor confidence.

5. Surge in External Reserves: Rebuilt Nigeria's external reserves, pushing them past $42 billion, the highest mark since 2019.

6. Trade Surplus Expansion: Achieved a historic ₦7.46 trillion trade surplus as reported in Q2 2025 financial disclosures.

7. Manufacturing Export Spike: Orchestrated a 173% jump in manufactured goods exports through relaxed trade corridor regulations.

8. Non-Oil Revenue Boost: Diversified government earnings, generating record non-oil revenue growth of 24.7% in Q1 2025 alone.

9. Tax Base Broadening: Raised the tax-to-GDP ratio from under 10% to 13.5% without increasing tax burdens on low-income families.

10. FAAC Allocation Growth: Expanded Federal Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) monthly distributions by 90%, peaking at a record ₦3.007 trillion.

11. Stock Market Boom: Presided over a historic surge in the NGX All-Share Index from about 53,000 points to over 250,000 points.

12. Tax Reform Bills Integration: Enacted four comprehensive tax bills to simplify multiple taxation and modernize national tax compliance.

13. Net Exporter Milestone: Shifted Nigeria's trade dynamics toward becoming a net exporter for the first time in consecutive quarters.

14. Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway: Commenced construction of the landmark 700-kilometre coastal highway linking major maritime and economic zones. Sokoto Badagry Super Highway opening up so many areas eg Oke Ogun Ofiki area.

15. Electricity Sector De-monopolization: Signed the Electricity Act 2023, allowing states and private-sector groups to generate and distribute electricity.

16. Zungeru Hydropower Launch: Successfully launched the 700MW Zungeru Hydropower Project to supply additional clean energy to the national grid.

17. Grid Capacity Expansion: Added an emergency 625 megawatts of electricity to the national grid on May 3, 2024.

18. Second Niger Bridge Access Roads: Completed vital access roads associated with the Second Niger Bridge to improve connectivity across the Southeast. First Niger Bridge being rehabilitated completely with CCTV.

19. Port Modernization Programme: Upgraded major ports, including Lekki, Apapa, Tin-Can and Onne, to improve their ability to handle large maritime vessels.

20. Port Revenue Acceleration: Increased national port revenue from about ₦424 billion in 2023 to ₦893 billion by 2024 through improved operations and customs processes.

21. Abuja Metro Rail Revitalization: Completed and operationalized commercial services on the Abuja Light Rail, including an initial period of free passenger rides.

22. Rail Infrastructure Security: Strengthened security and surveillance around railway infrastructure, contributing to improved safety on national rail networks.

23. National Road Rehabilitation: Repaired, reconstructed and expanded more than 2,700 kilometres of interstate roads and expressways.

24. Abuja Urban Transformation: Continued major urban renewal and infrastructure projects in the Federal Capital Territory, including the construction and completion of several flyovers and road projects.

25. Student Loan Scheme Launch: Established the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) to remove financial barriers to higher education.

26. NELFUND Disbursements: Provided tuition and other educational support to more than 1.6 million students, with hundreds of billions of naira channelled to tertiary institutions. N322b disbursed as at 12 09 2026.

27. 3MTT Digital Skills Initiative: Launched the 3 Million Technical Talent (3MTT) programme to develop a large pool of digitally skilled Nigerians and strengthen the country's technology sector.

28. Digital Youth Training: Trained and certified more than 100,000 young Nigerians in advanced areas including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and other emerging technologies.

29. Consumer Credit Expansion: Activated the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation (CrediCorp) to expand access to affordable consumer credit for vehicles, household assets and other essential purchases.

30. Youth Credit ( ): Launched a specialized consumer-credit scheme targeting young Nigerians aged 18–39, including NYSC members.

31. Creative Economy Development Fund: Established the Creative Economy Development Fund (CEDF) to provide financing and capital support to artists, actors, filmmakers, musicians and other content creators.

32. Nigeria Youth Investment Fund (NYIF): Restructured and expanded the NYIF to provide additional financing and support for young entrepreneurs and businesses.

33. National Minimum Wage Act: Signed a revised national minimum-wage structure, raising the federal minimum wage from ₦30,000 to ₦70,000.

34. Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Initiative: Introduced CNG-powered buses and established hundreds of conversion centres as part of efforts to reduce transportation costs following the removal of fuel subsidy.

35. Conditional Cash Transfers: Expanded social-protection programmes to provide direct financial assistance to millions of vulnerable households.

36. Primary Healthcare Revitalization: Strengthened and rehabilitated Primary Health Care centres nationwide through the Basic Healthcare Provision Fund and other interventions.

37. Cancer Treatment Infrastructure: Commenced the development of state-of-the-art oncology treatment centres across Nigeria's geopolitical zones.

38. Passport Backlog Resolution: Undertook an emergency intervention to clear a large backlog of pending international passport applications.

39. Presidential MSME Loan & Grant Scheme: Disbursed billions of naira in grants and financial support to hundreds of thousands of micro, small and medium-sized businesses following the removal of the petrol subsidy.

40. National Agricultural Growth Scheme: Expanded agricultural support programmes and distributed mechanization equipment and other inputs to farmers to improve food production.

41. Tractor Deployment: Acquired and deployed more than 2,000 agricultural tractors to promote mechanized farming and strengthen agricultural cooperatives.

42. Dry-Season Farming Support: Provided financing and agricultural inputs for dry-season wheat, rice and maize production as part of efforts to increase food supply and moderate prices.

43. Solid Mineral Mining Marshals: Established a specialized security force to combat illegal mining and protect Nigeria's mineral resources.

44. Coal Sector Resurgence: Increased activity and investment in the coal-mining sector, contributing to significant growth in mineral production.

45. Local Government Financial Autonomy: Supported the historic Supreme Court judgment affirming the financial autonomy of Nigeria's local government councils and direct access to their statutory allocations.

46. Terrorist Neutralization: Intensified military operations against terrorists and bandits, resulting in the elimination of thousands of insurgents and the neutralization of several high-profile commanders. Tinubu is doing well kpaing bandits and terrorists in the Far North States of Zamfara, Katshina and Borno.

47. Mass Insurgent Surrenders: Sustained intelligence-led military operations that encouraged thousands of Boko Haram and ISWAP fighters and their associates to surrender.

48. Military Personnel Welfare: Implemented upward salary adjustments and improved allowances and logistics support for members of the armed forces.

49. National Identity System Expansion: Expanded National Identification Number (NIN) registration, with more than 118 million Nigerians enrolled in the national identity system.

50. Regional Development Commissions: Established new regional development commissions to accelerate development across different parts of the country, alongside institutional changes aimed at strengthening regional development planning. NDC was a pioneer, It was established for the SS. All other regions now have their own under Tinubu.

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Ayoade Davidson Ojeniyi FCA 12 09 2026.

YES, TINUBU IS RIGHT. NIGERIA IS MOVING TO THE PROMISED LAND. I BELIEVE IT.

They all look innocent when they appear in court.

But behind that calm and feminine appearance is an alleged ruthless k!dnap-for-ransom mil!tant accused of terror!sing communities and destr0ying families.

Her appearance may seem harmless and unsuspecting, but the allegations against her paint a very different picture—one involving v!olence, fear and devastation.

Sometimes, appearances can be deeply misleading.

𝗣𝗘𝗧𝗘𝗥 𝗢𝗕𝗜 𝗩𝗢𝗪𝗦 𝗡𝗢𝗧 𝗧𝗢 𝗦𝗣𝗘𝗡𝗗 𝗛𝗢𝗟𝗜𝗗𝗔𝗬𝗦 𝗔𝗕𝗥𝗢𝗔𝗗 𝗜𝗙 𝗘𝗟𝗘𝗖𝗧𝗘𝗗 𝗜𝗡 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟳 🇳🇬

Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), has pledged that if elected President in 2027, he would spend his holidays in Nigeria rather than travelling abroad.

According to Obi, the move would demonstrate confidence in Nigeria and encourage the growth of local tourism and businesses.

What is going on here....

FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has approved the reconstruction of the abandoned Utako General Hospital, alongside the full renovation and equipping of the 14 existing general hospitals across the FCT.

I am against President Tinubu because he set up new Army division to tackle insecurity without consulting us.

After subsidy removal, he has also increased allocation to states by 197% but our people are still hungry.

-Seyi Makinde