Bello retweeted
Sometimes maturity is realising that you could have handled a situation better, even when the other person was wrong too.
Bello retweeted
Man was too busy with governance to campaign around the country. So he went to Makkah instead. 🤭
Bello retweeted
It’s for the best, I just fear for how we’d be gouged because Nigeria isn’t the best regulator
NRC invites private firms to run own trains on its tracks. 🚆
The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC), established for sole control of railways, is offering private operators access to its approximately 4,000.
The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC), established for sole control of railways, is offering private operators access to its approximately 4,000 km rail network for a fee, provided they supply their own locomotives and rolling stock.
Kayode Opeifa, managing director of the NRC, said the corporation grants what it calls track access, permitting private and private companies to operate on railway infrastructure built with public funds.
“You can bring your train, bring your locomotive, bring your wagons, bring your everything. We will run it on it. You just pay us your money. We don’t want to run the trains alone,” Opeifa told stakeholders Tuesday
Bello retweeted
Nigerian institutions and announcing Audio policies that sound revolutionary on paper, but scratch beneath the surface and you realize they are nearly impossible for the average citizen to access:
- PenCom: Use 25% of your pension for a mortgage
- Police: "Bail is free"
- FG: Duty-free EV imports
- NERC: Selling excess solar power back to the grid
The bureaucracy, hidden bottlenecks, and gatekeeping around each of these make them practically useless in real life. Yet the government will pat itself on the back and gaslight citizens into believing the system is being reformed. – at Ikeja, Nigeria
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Bello retweeted
But the money you may spend on fueling for one year and maintenance of the Gen may exceed N850-900k that’s if fuel goes up.
And these generator eats fuel a lot.
You may probably got this generator around N250k.
You just need to find a good solar engineer and he can allow you pay in installments.
But anyway i pray fuel doesn’t go up so you can enjoy it.
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Bello retweeted
Take the ones wey dey Millennium City fess
I Can Take A Bullet For Tinubu – Uba Sani
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Or you can just sell the excess directly to your neighbors and collect your cash.
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I don’t mean this with any disrespect, why exactly do many Nigerian not seem aware of just how bad the security situation is. We’re about to be like 20 years into very unrepentant terrorism. I really don’t get it.




























