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Minister of Livestock, Minister of Regional Development, Minister of Transportation...I like that these ministers are silent achievers. Never heard of them. I have no idea what they are up to. But I do know they definitely must be busy. It goes to show that some ministers are shy, they don't like the public distracting them with attention. We may not see you, but please know that we see you. I believe the President must assume you are hard at work. And God sees your heart.

NASARAWA, NASARAWA, NASARAWA: Marching to deliver 2027 for @officialABAT and @officialmadamu 1: Nasarawa is agog as the Supporters of IGP (Rtd) Mohammed Abubakar Adamu @officialmadamu are out in Lafia for a solidarity rally in support of @officialABAT and the Renewed Hope Agenda. 2: What is this about? -(a): Second term ambition of @officialABAT and continuity of the Renewed Hope reforms. 3: To support the Aspiration of @officialmadamu to be the next Gov of @NasarawaGovt 4: Supporters say IGP Adamu has earned this backing through actions. -(a): free medical outreaches across LGAs. -(b): food items distribution to vulnerable households. -(c): empowerment programmes for women and youths. -(d): consistent community engagement across Nasarawa State. 5: summary, support the President and @officialmadamu to be the next GOV. @RealBushariSMA @AlliOlabisi5 @AlliOlabisi5 @micadekoyejo72 @ThisIsAdemuyiwa @msmocrown @asafaabdulwasi2 @Bellotsoho @Shaibu_AO @Saniyahayaazare @Better_Kaduna @IondoJoshua @NasarawaInvest @Babakuramadu @ui_shehu

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FAAC RECEIVED BY NORTH WEST STATES FROM JAN TO JUN 2025 State Govt Inclusive of their LGAs 1 Kano — ₦250.76 billion 2 Katsina — ₦182.11 billion 3 Jigawa — ₦157.29 billion 4 Kaduna — ₦150.58 billion 5 Sokoto — ₦141.32 billion 6 Kebbi — ₦133.11 billion 7 Zamfara — ₦115.48 billion #Statisense (FAAC, NBS)

FAAC RECEIVED BY MORTH EAST STATES FROM JAN TO JUN 2025 State Govt Inclusive of their LGAs 1 Borno — ₦161.91 billion 2 Bauchi — ₦132.87 billion 3 Adamawa — ₦128.81 billion 4 Yobe — ₦115.45 billion 5 Taraba — ₦112.60 billion 6 Gombe — ₦93.47 billion #Statisense (FAAC, NBS)

PDP VOTES IN 2023 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 1 🔴Kaduna — 554,360 2 🔴Katsina — 489,045 3 ⚫️Bauchi — 426,607 4 ⚫️Adamawa — 417,611 5 🔴Jigawa — 386,587 6 🟣Osun — 354,366 7 ⚫️Gombe — 319,123 8 🔴Sokoto — 288,679 9 🔴Kebbi — 285,175 10 🟠Niger — 284,898 11 🟠Plateau — 243,808 12 🟤Akwa Ibom — 214,012 13 ⚫️Yobe — 198,567 14 🔴Zamfara — 193,978 15 ⚫️Borno — 190,921 16 ⚫️Taraba — 189,017 17 🟣Oyo — 182,977 18 🟤Delta — 161,600 19 🟠Nasarawa — 147,093 20 🟠Kogi — 145,104 21 🟠Kwara — 136,909 22 🔴Kano — 131,716 23 🟠Benue — 130,081 24 🟣Ogun — 123,831 25 🟣Ondo — 115,463 26 🟤Cross River — 95,425 27 🟤Edo — 89,585 28 🟣Ekiti — 89,554 29 🟤Rivers — 88,468 30 🟣Lagos — 75,750 31 🟠FCT — 74,194 32 🟤Bayelsa — 68,818 33 🟢Imo — 30,234 34 🟢Abia — 22,676 35 🟢Enugu — 15,749 36 🟢Ebonyi — 13,503 37 🟢Anambra — 9,036 🟠NC ⚫️NE 🔴NW 🟢SE 🟤SS 🟣SW #Statisense (INEC)

APC VOTES IN 2023 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 1 🟣Lagos — 572,606 2 🔴Kano — 506,412 3 🔴Katsina — 482,283 4 🟣Oyo — 449,884 5 🔴Jigawa — 421,390 6 🔴Kaduna — 399,293 7 🟠Niger — 375,183 8 🟣Ondo — 369,924 9 🟣Osun — 343,945 10 🟣Ogun — 341,554 11 ⚫️Bauchi — 316,694 12 🟠Benue — 310,468 13 🟠Plateau — 307,195 14 🔴Zamfara — 298,396 15 🔴Sokoto — 285,444 16 🟠Kwara — 263,572 17 ⚫️Borno — 252,282 18 🔴Kebbi — 248,088 19 🟠Kogi — 240,751 20 🟤Rivers — 231,591 21 🟣Ekiti — 201,494 22 ⚫️Adamawa — 182,881 23 🟠Nasarawa — 172,922 24 🟤Akwa Ibom — 160,620 25 ⚫️Yobe — 151,459 26 ⚫️Gombe — 146,977 27 🟤Edo — 144,471 28 ⚫️Taraba — 135,165 29 🟤Cross River — 130,520 30 🟠FCT — 90,902 31 🟤Delta — 90,183 32 🟢Imo — 66,406 33 🟤Bayelsa — 42,572 34 🟢Ebonyi — 42,402 35 🟢Abia — 8,914 36 🟢Anambra — 5,111 37 🟢Enugu — 4,772 🟠NC ⚫️NE 🔴NW 🟢SE 🟤SS 🟣SW #Statisense (INEC)

Elrufai: It was the support of the governors from the Northwest, Northeast, and North Central that was decisive in the outcome of the primary and the 2023 presidential election. Of course, Bola Tinubu's people are now denying that and saying all kinds of things; they will learn their lesson in 2027.

🇳🇬 Naira to Dollar 🇺🇸 Exchange Rate History 1972 $1 = N0.658 1973 $1 = N0.658 1974 $1 = N0.63 1975 $1 = N0.616 1976 $1 = N0.62 1977 $1 = N0.647 1978 $1 = N0.606 1979 $1 = N0.596 1980 $1 = N0.550 (0.900 Black Market Rate) 1981 $1 = N0.61 1982 $1 = N0.673 1983 $1 = N0.724 1984 $1 = N0.765 1985 $1 = N0.894 (N1.70 Black Market Rate) 1986 $1 = N2.02 (N3.90 Black Market Rate) 1987 $1 = N4.02 (N5.90 Black Market Rate) 1988 $1 = N4.54 (N6.70 Black Market Rate) 1989 $1 = N7.39 (N10.70 Black Market Rate) 1990 $1 = N7.39 (N10.70 Black Market Rate) 1991 $1 = N8.04 (N9.30 Black Market Rate) 1992 $1 = N9.91 1993 $1 = N17.30 (N21.90 Black Market Rate) 1994 $1 = N22.33 (N56.80 Black Market Rate) 1995 $1 = N21.89 (N71.70 Black Market Rate) 1996 $1 = N21.89 (N84.58 Black Market Rate) 1997 $1 = N21.89 (N84.58 Black Market Rate) 1998 $1 = N21.89 (N84.70 Black Market Rate) 1999 $1 = N21.89 (N88-N90 Black Market Rate) 2000 $1 = N85.98 (N105.00 Black Market Rate) 2001 $1 = N99-N106 (N104-N122 Black Market Rate) 2002 $1 = N109-N113 (N122-N140 Black Market Rate) 2003 $1 = N114-N127 (N135-N137 Black Market Rate) 2004 $1 = N127-N130 (N137-N144 Black Market Rate) 2005 $1 = N132-N136 2006 $1 = N128.50-N131.80 2007 $1 = N120-N125 2008 $1 = N115.50-N120 2009 $1 = N145-N171 2010 $1 = N148.21-N154.8 2011 $1 = N151.05-N165.1 2012 $1 = N155.09-N161.5 2013 $1 = N153.21-N162.9 2014 $1 = N170-N199 2015 $1 = N199-N300 2016 $1 = N300-N320 (N310-N370 Black Market Rate) 2017 $1 = N360 2025 $1=N1600 Take note of the significant spike in 1986, 1993, 2000 and 2016. 🇳🇬🤦🏽‍♂️🇳🇬

The song sweet ass make i Mo learn the lyrics🔥🔥🔥🤸

Minister of Transportation Intervenes in the Rehabilitation of Gombe-Kwami-Dukku-Darazo and Gombe-Bajoga-Nafada-Federal Roads On Friday, 24th April, 2025, I visited my counterpart, His Excellency, David Umahi @realdaveumahi, Hon Minister of works and Housing to make intervention in the rehabilitation of Gombe-Kwami-Dukku-Darazo as well as Gombe-Bajoga-Nafada roads under the 2025 Appropriations Act. The intervention has been carried out to facilitate the execution of the laudable projects to achieve their objectives of boosting trade, commerce and agriculture in Gombe State, North East and the country at large. The intervention has become necessary in recognition of inadequate budgetary allocations which will not make their execution a reality in the nearest future time. Accordingly, I have solicited the support of the two Ministers of Works, David Umahi and Bello Goronyo to assist in prioritizing their execution while I lobby the National Assembly Appropriations Committees to support the Federal Government's laudable initiative for the projects, whose economic viability in boosting revenue, agricultural output, interstate businesses and welfare of the people cannot be overemphasized. I have considered it expedient to boldly say that the execution of these projects will not only enhance the potentials of the famous international markets at Dukku, Darazo and Ngalda, but will also consolidate the strategic status of Gombe as the most rapid growing economy in the north east. As Federal Minister of Transportation representing Gombe State, I will remain committed in supporting the Renewed Hope Agenda of our dear President which prioritizes the provision of efficient transportation among others as enabler of economic growth and gateway to the nation's economy. Sen. Said Ahmed Alkali Minister of Transportation 27th April, 2025

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We can all agree that Rio Ngumoha was boss on his first-team debut for Liverpool today! ✨ #LFC x.com/filmiczki/stat…

Allahumma Anta'l Awwalu falaysa qablaka shay', wa Anta'l khiru fa laysa badaka shay, wa Anta'z zahiru fa'laysa fawqaka shay, wa Anta'l Batinu falaysa dunaka shay', iqdi anna'd dayna wa aghnina mina'l faqri Oh Allah you’re the First and there is nothing before You. You are the Last and there is nothing after You. You are the Most High and there is nothing above You. You are the Most Near and nothing is closer than You — settle our debts for us and spare us from poverty." Sahih Muslim 2713

@BashirAhmaad @ShehuSani Kindly listen to the well informed and eloquent submissions of our beloved, @KemiBadenoch 💢WICKED AND HYPOCRITICAL PHARISEES , WILL ALWAYS SEEK FOR UGLY AND LYING WAYS TO DESTROY THE TRUTH SPEAKERS AND SEEKERS . ✍️Listen keenly to this submission by Kemi Badenoch ✍️This is one lady , who understands the basic foundation of building an all inclusive prosperous country ✍️Her submissions aligns with the great visions of Dr Michael Iheonukara Okpara, of blessed memories [ the Premier of the Old Eastern Region , who built the fastest growing economy in the whole of the commonwealth] ✍️If the Daura Plague , that visited Nigeria for 8 whole years, had channelled just $30billion , out of the N23.5trillion/$53billiion, that Emefiele printed and handed over to him and most of the rapacious looting gang he assembled to fritter and loot away, to set up 5,000 agro industrial clusters , across 5000 electoral ward in Nigeria [ with each having seed investment of $6m , under the MCDPPP Mechanised agro execution architecture], by now , we would have created over 10million direct jobs , catalysed annual non oil agro based revenue of over $210billion [ $42m from each cluster] , and created over 125,000 well paid agro rangers to help us destroy Iswap , BH, UGM, Terrorists Headsmen etc ✍️I am so sure , such thoughts never entered your head or that of most of the incestuously debauched human cretins that participated in that atrocious regime that set Nigeria back by 50 years from civilization. ✍️Kemi Badenoch is not your problem, take her godly messages, play it again in your head , repent and make restitution like Zaccheus. @ARISEtv @TheNationNews @channelstv @OjyOkpe @NewsCentralTV @akintollgate @ChidiOdinkalu

Top 10: What states contributed to VAT pool and what they benefitted (August 2024) 1. Lagos Contributed: N249.77bn Allocated: N40.22bn 2. Rivers Contributed: N70.54bn Allocated: N15.54bn 3. Oyo Contributed: N20.11bn Allocated: N9.46bn 4. Delta Contributed: N13.09bn Allocated: N7.72bn 5. Bayelsa Contributed: N7.12bn Allocated: N5.58bn 6. Kano Contributed: N4.65bn Allocated: N9.71bn 7. Akwa Ibom Contributed: N4.49bn Allocated: N6.54bn 8. Anambra Contributed: N4.28bn Allocated: N6.66bn 9. Edo Contributed: N4.05bn Allocated: N6.08bn 10. Ekiti Contributed: N3.66bn Allocated: N5.54bn #TheCableIndex

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So, VAT will even be more advantageous to other States than Lagos🤔🤔🤔 But how will people know when they allow Politicians to distort the tax bill based on people not reading what's written in black and white.... @taiwoyedele explaining in a very calm manner....

i am with the masses .. - when Kwankwaso asked Peter Obi about his Private JET

🇳🇬WHERE MORE THAN 10 HOUSEHOLDS SHARED A TOILET Percentage of households that shared toilet facility with more than 10 households Top 12 1 ⚫Gombe — 56.2% 2 ⚫Borno — 53.9% 3 🔴Kaduna — 44.8% 4 🔴Kebbi — 34.6% 5 ⚫Taraba — 28.7% 6 🔴Jigawa — 26.2% 7 ⚫Yobe — 18.6% 8 🟠FCT — 18.5% 9 🟢Abia — 17.6% 10 🟠Kogi — 16.3% 11 🟣Lagos — 15.2% 12 🟤Cross River — 14.2% 🟠NC ⚫NE 🔴NW 🟢SE 🟤SS 🟣SW #Statisense (WASHNORM 2022)

Rufai Oseni, Amaechi Spits Fire: I'm Angry Nigerians Are Not Protesting,... youtube.com/live/mwV8a7HK2… via @YouTube

FULL LIST: Kano, Oyo, Imo, Delta, 22 Other States Attracted Zero Foreign Investments In One Year newspointnigeria.com/full-list-kano…

Full video of Aliko Dangote Interview. He spoke about: - How EFCC raided his office - How subsidy was removed and was brought back fast. - How he could have bought arsenal but didn't . - How state governments stressed him before finding the lands for Dangote Refinery.