Two things i cannot be a party to: 1. I cannot be a party to stealing public fund. Like Prophet Samuel, no one shall ever accuse me of stealing one kobo from the public 2. I cannot be a party to lying to the people. I must speak the truth at all times.

Eguavoen to continue in Eagles’ role, as Madugu takes over Super Falcons… read more thenff.com/eguavoen-to-co…

Happy 70th Birthday to Bishop David O. Oyedepo! A remarkable figure in faith, a dedicated servant in God's vineyard, and a leader who exemplifies the true purpose of God's creation. Your life continues to be a source of blessing and inspiration, reflecting dedication,

Today, Sept 27th, is an opportune moment for main opposition leaders Peter Obi, Atiku Abubakar to rally their legislators in the National Assembly to jointly move a motion to dissolve the current INEC Nigeria and push for the full implementation of Uwais Report. Natasha Akpoti Sen. Ireti Kingibe

Nigeria’s urban areas are swelling in population growth, but infrastructure struggles to keep up. Chisom Udora’s latest insight delves into the critical role of infrastructure in addressing urban challenges and engineering economic growth. Read more: verivafrica.com/insights/infra…

Good governance is the best politics. That’s the difference between us and developed nations.

Out of Nigeria’s 195,000km road network, only 60,000km is paved. Out of its 4,335km of gas pipelines in its multi-product network, only 20% of it is utilized. Out of its 4,332km rail track network, only 951km of it is in ‘partial’ use. Nigeria has an infrastructure problem.

I renovated a government primary school classroom in northern Nigeria!

Today, Sept 28th, presents an ideal opportunity for opposition leaders, Peter Obi and Atiku Abubakar, to unite their legislators in the National Assembly to propose a motion for dissolving the current INEC Nigeria and advocate for the full implementation of the Uwais Report. #UnbundleINECNow

Dear Active Citizen, We extended an invitation to you earlier to participate in a digital consultation and engagement alongside other support group leaders like yourself who are keen for a better Nigeria to further engage on the issue of building a formidable structure at the

A "kakistocracy" is a system where the government is run by the worst, least qualified, or most unscrupulous citizens.

With a total vote of 37,114, my running mate and I have been declared the winner of the 2024 Aguata Local Government Area elections under the platform of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), while the closest candidate under the platform of the People's Democratic Party

At the weekend, I joined global leaders that included, former Presidents, Prime ministers, serving and retired senior government officials, military chiefs, renowned academics, sports personalities, and others in Athens, Greece, for a Leadership Dialogue focused on governance,

So when Mr Onanuga tells us to be patient after 1 year, remind or “remember him”about Obasanjo administration He said “Six weeks after the birth of democracy, our people are yet to feel the impact of Leadership” By Bayo Onanuga 19 July 1999

30 state governors spent close to ₦1 Trillion on refreshments et al in only 3 months but Nigerians on the internet want to set up GoFundMe links to crowdfund fixing basic primary school buildings. Nigerian Public Office holders have it too easy; they cannot believe their luck.

Even with worsening fiscal conditions, Nigerian state governors can comfortably pay the new minimum wage, fix existing schools, build more schools, build more PHCs and General Hospitals, ensure pipe-water for at least 80% of residents, build sewerage systems et al if they want to

Today, Sept 29th, is an opportune moment for main opposition leaders Peter Obi, Atiku Abubakar to rally their legislators in the National Assembly to jointly move a motion to dissolve the current INEC Nigeria and push for the full implementation of Uwais Report. JT Atta Thaddeus Sen. Ireti Kingibe

FG Launched Citizens App to Track Ministers' Performance in April — It Is Useless fij.ng/article/fg-lau…

According to open-source calculations, the $600 million that 30 state governors in Nigeria spent on refreshments in the first Quarter of 2024 is enough to fix the 240,000 of the 269,000 public pre-primary, primary & junior secondary schools that aren't suitable for use. Evil.

40% of electricity customers that are connected to the national grid are not 40% of Nigerians. Per NBS and NERC, there are about 12 million electricity customers in Nigeria.