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28/06/2025

SUBHANALLAH 🖕🖕😭😭

BREAKING : A Suspected evil mother buried her infant male child alive after delivery.
This ugly incident happened in Kamba under DANDI LGA of KEBBI State.😭😭😭😭

But Alhamdullllah the child was finally rescued and he is alive and Responding to good treatment In Shaa Allah. May Almighty Allah expose who so ever that has his hands in this evic act. And Almighty Allah safe guard our imaan. Aameen

DA DUMI DUMI : Muguwar UWA ta haifi Dan Jariri Kuma da bizne shi da Ran shi a Rami a Garin Kamba , DANDI LGA Kebbi State

Wannan jariri bashi da laifin wajen Allah kuma ba'a san matsayin sa ba wajen Allah. Allah ya tona asirin duk Wanda yake da hannu a wannan mumunar aiki.

Allah ya Kara tsare mana imaanin mu Baki daya.
Aameen ya hayyu ya qayyumu

28/06/2025

Sometime ago, I posited that Nigeria needs a real politician to govern the country. Some people debated what I meant by “real politician.”

Well, for the first time in 50 years or perhaps ever—an astute and grounded politician is at the helm.

BAT is a consummate politician who understands the country deeply and knows exactly where to press. He has done three remarkable things. Things we once thought impossible, things we never imagined any administration could pull off within two years:

•Subsidy removal
•Exchange rate floatation
•The Tax Reform Act

And all of these, like Dangote aptly said, were done “without shutting down the country or burning tyres.”

Honestly, I doubted whether the four Tax Reform Bills would pass, especially with the initial resistance. But the man stood firm. He said, “We’ll negotiate,” and he did. And he got it passed.

Let me not forget oo he even declared a State of Emergency with minimal resistance.

BAT is the real City Boy

And as we say it :
“Atari ajanaku, kì í ṣe ẹrú ọmọde.”

27/06/2025

Breaking: Confusion as APC Chair, Ganduje resigns"

Me: Tinubu said he is always happy when opposition Parties are not in order, it now his turn

National Chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Dr. Abdullahi Ganduje, has resigned from his position.

Although the exact circumstances surrounding his resignation remain unclear as of press time, a senior party official confirmed the development, stating simply, “Yes, it is true. He has resigned.”

Sources revealed that Ganduje’s personal belongings were earlier moved from his office at the APC national secretariat, further fueling speculation.

The development has thrown the party’s headquarters into confusion, with staff and visitors visibly shocked by the unexpected news.

27/06/2025

Friday, 27th June, 2025

- President Tinubu Ordered Nationwide Personnel Audit and Skill Gap Analysis Across Federal Civil Service.

- ⁠FG Commences Disbursement Of Interest-Free Consumer Credit To Market Women In Abia State Through CREDICORP.

- ⁠President

Signs Landmark Tax Reform Bills Into Law.

- ⁠Federal Government Empowers 3,700 Women Across Nigeria With Credit-Backed Tricycles.

- ⁠Federal Government Reaffirms Commitment To Coconut Sector Development, Targets $250Million Revenue By 2025.

27/06/2025

LEGACY OVER ELECTIONS: TINUBU’S UNCHARTED PATH

The easiest job for any President - truth be told - is to do absolutely nothing. Yes, to fold hands, maintain status quo, and coast through the corridors of power on autopilot. In fact, if you're desperate for a second term, that’s the golden ticket: change nothing, rock no boat, ruffle no feathers.

Now, what does “status quo” mean in the Nigerian context?

1. Keep borrowing to fund fuel subsidy, and when the creditors start giving you side-eyes, activate the infamous “Ways and Means” - just print more money. And if that still doesn’t cut it, sell off national assets like family heirlooms at a distress sale. As long as the people can say “fuel was cheap during your time,” who cares about the fiscal recklessness? Whatever the cost, give the illusion of comfort.

2. Prop up the naira with subsidies till it's a house of cards. Let foreign investors gnash their teeth trying to repatriate profits. Let the reserves bleed dry. As long as the street can shout “₦400 to a dollar!” in your name - even if it’s just on paper - you’ll be hailed as an economic magician. Whatever the cost, give the illusion of strength.

3. Don’t touch the tax regime. That’s sacred ground - lest you offend governors who think fiscal reforms are a personal insult. You need them singing your praises come election season. So, smile, nod, and keep the deadwood tax system alive, whatever the cost.

4. Forget any audacious infrastructure dreams. Lagos-Calabar Highway? Too bold. Too dusty. Too disruptive. People will ask why it's not their region first. Or scream, “What has that got to do with the price of rice?” Stick to the old playbook: ground-breaking ceremonies with Fuji stars, golden shovels, and the famous 2-coach foundation block. Smile for the cameras, do nothing afterward, and resurrect it as campaign promise when the next election comes knocking. Whatever the cost, protect the optics.

5. Student loans? For heaven’s sake, no! Why stir the hornet’s nest? Innovation breeds misunderstanding. Keep tuition fees low, even if it means unpaid lecturers, poorly funded schools, and indefinite ASUU strikes. Let students spend 7 years on a 4-year course - as long as the fees are cheap, they’ll adjust. It’s the Nigerian way, after all.

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BUT WHAT DID BAT DO?

The exact opposite.

Being a seasoned politician, we thought he’d toe the line - secure the throne first, govern later. But lo and behold, the man flipped the script. He placed vision over ambition, governance over politics, legacy over elections.

He dared to do what many only discussed behind closed doors. Where others danced around tough decisions, he dived headfirst. And for the first time in a long time, we saw political will in action - not just campaign grammar.

Nigeria's problem has never been about the absence of ideas. We have ideas in excess - our real deficit is courage. The guts to act. The will to lead. And in Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, we have a man who not only knows how to win elections but also the rare courage to govern in spite of them.
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*Legendary Joe*

27/06/2025

INEC announced on Thursday that bye-elections for unoccupied seats in the Senate, House of Representatives, and state Houses of Assembly across 12 states will take place on August 16, 2025.

Professor Mahmood Yakubu, the Commission's Chairman, disclosed this date during an assembly with political party leaders at the Commission's headquarters, noting that approximately 3,553,659 registered voters will be involved in the bye-elections.

He said, “In the last two years since the inauguration of the National and State Assemblies in June 2023, vacancies requiring bye-elections have occurred nationwide. You may recall that in February last year, the Commission conducted nine bye-elections to fill vacancies resulting from the death or resignation of members of the National and State Houses of Assembly.

“Since then, more vacancies have been declared across the country. The outstanding bye-elections involve two Senatorial Districts ̶ Anambra South and Edo Central; five Federal Constituencies ̶ Ovia South West/Ovia South East in Edo State, Babura/Garki in Jigawa State, Chikun/Kajuru in Kaduna State, Ikenne/Shagamu/Remo North in Ogun State and Ibadan North in Oyo State.

“Also, vacancies exist in nine State constituencies ̶ Ganye in Adamawa State, Onitsha North I in Anambra State, Dekina/Okura in Kogi State, Zaria Kewaye and Basawa in Kaduna State, Bagwai/Shanono in Kano State, Mariga in Niger State, Karim Lamido I in Taraba State and Kauran Namoda South in Zamfara State).

“Consequently, the Commission has fixed Saturday 16th August 2025 for bye-elections in 16 constituencies across 12 States of the country involving a total of 3,553,659 registered voters spread across 32 Local Government Areas, 356 Wards and 6,987 Polling Units.

“The Commission will deploy 30,451 officials. However, in spite of the declaration of vacancies, bye-elections will not hold in two State constituencies for the time being. These are Khana II State Constituency in Rivers State as a result of the current state of emergency and Talata Mafara South State Constituency in Zamfara State following a legal challenge to the declaration of the seat vacant by the State Assembly.

“Unlike the General Election or Off-cycle Governorship elections, there is a tight timeframe for the conduct of bye-elections. Party primaries will be held between 17th and 21st July 2025 while the online portal for submission of nomination forms will open at 9.00am on 22nd July and end at 6.00pm on 26th July 2025.

“Campaign in public will commence on 2nd August 2025 and end at midnight on 14th August 2025 i.e. 24 hours before Election Day. The hardcopies of the detailed Timetable and Schedule of Activities for the bye-elections, including delimitation details of the 16 constituencies and their locations on the map of Nigeria are included in your folders for this meeting.”

26/06/2025

26/06/2025

Senator Oshiomole’s comment was nothing short of gross display of ignorance. Like that of a Senator, a Professor is so called, even after retirement, as a mark of respect for their service. The title helps to maintain public recognition of their experience and contributions to knowledge. When you get that professorial signboard, you will know its worth.

25/06/2025