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This is the kind of governance that truly touches lives! 👏 From 21 months of waiting to just 48 hours, and a minimum of ₦52,500 monthly for our retirees, this is dignity restored to our fathers and mothers who served this nation faithfully. President Tinubu is not just making promises, he is clearing backlogs others left behind and ensuring our pensioners can retire in peace with healthcare and respect. This is Renewed Hope in action! 🇳🇬 @FSorphie @lollylarry1

📊 THE FACTS: PRESIDENT BOLA AHMED TINUBU’S STRIDES IN OSUN STATE! 🇳🇬💚 The Renewed Hope Ambassadors, Osun State Secretariat, under the leadership of State Coordinator Ambassador Oluomo Sunday Akere, presents the concrete facts and direct interventions of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) in Osun State. Here is how the #RenewedHope agenda is transforming infrastructure, education, local economy, and grassroots development across our state: 🛣️ ROADS & INFRASTRUCTURE * Osogbo - Iwo - Ibadan Road (82km) — Major construction ongoing. * Gbongan - Osogbo Road (44km Dualization) — Multi-billion naira project ongoing. * Ibadan - Ife - Ilesa Road — Strategic rehabilitation ongoing. * Ilesa - Akure - Owo - Benin Road — Modernizing with Solar Lights, CCTV, Drainage, and Lay-bys. 🎓 EDUCATION & NELFUND (STUDENT LOAN SCHEME) * Over 50,000 Osun Students actively benefiting from the student loan scheme! * Osun State University (UNIOSUN): ₦1.1 Billion disbursed for 3,599 students. * LAUTECH: ₦1.4 Billion disbursed. * Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU): Over ₦700 Million disbursed. * Federal University of Health Sciences, Ila-Orangun: ₦377 Million disbursed. * New Federal University established in Iragbiji. * Guaranteed mandate: No student will drop out because of school fees again! 💰 ECONOMY & STATE ALLOCATION * Osun State Monthly Allocation moved from ₦3 Billion to ₦15 Billion Monthly. * National Minimum Wage increased to ₦70,000. * Civil servant salaries and pensions now paid regularly. 🏛️ OTHER STRATEGIC INTERVENTIONS * ₦12 Billion TETFund / UBEC funds for primary and tertiary schools in Osun. * ₦10 Billion Constituency Projects executed across Osun State. * 24 Housing Units constructed and handed over to the University of Ilesa. * Local Government Autonomy fully secured to empower grassroots development. 🗣️ "TINUBU IS OUR SON. OSUN MUST DELIVER 1.5 MILLION VOTES!" Share this widely to let every Osun citizen know the progressive work happening in our state!

RATHER THAN RESTORE SUBSIDY, WE WILL CONTINUE TO SUBSIDISE FARMING, BUILD ROADS, PROVIDE INTEREST-FREE LOANS TO OUR FARMERS, AND INVEST IN OUR YOUTHS — PRESIDENT TINUBU DECLARES AT JIGAWA RALLY Speaking to a packed audience at the All Progressives Congress presidential campaign rally in Dutse, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu drew a clear line on the fuel subsidy question. Addressing those promising a return of the old system, he stated plainly: “Don’t let them lie to you. Subsidy is not coming back.” He explained that no administration can sustainably fund major infrastructure while simultaneously bankrolling an open-ended fuel subsidy that drained public resources for decades. The resources previously lost to that regime, he said, are now being redirected into productive investments that strengthen livelihoods. In place of the former subsidy, the President outlined a different approach focused on agriculture and infrastructure. Rather than restoring the old fuel subsidy, his administration would continue to subsidise farming inputs, expand road networks, and provide interest-free loans to farmers. He stressed the need to invest in the future of young Nigerians through education and agriculture instead of spending resources in ways that leave little for tomorrow. These commitments, he noted, form part of broader efforts to secure better livelihoods and build lasting infrastructure across the country. The declaration landed in a state where farming remains central to the economy. Jigawa has already seen federal support for dry-season wheat cultivation on large hectarages, date-palm development, irrigation schemes, and the distribution of farm machinery. At the state level, Governor Umar Namadi’s administration has rolled out a substantial mechanisation package that includes hundreds of tractors, combine harvesters, boom sprayers and seeders. Federal and state road rehabilitation projects continue to improve access between farming communities and markets. These measures align with the President’s stated preference for targeted agricultural support over a blanket fuel subsidy. The fiscal room for such interventions stems from the reforms introduced in 2023. Ending the fuel subsidy and unifying the exchange rate reduced major leakages and increased the volume of resources available through the Federation Account. States, including Jigawa, have used the higher allocations to expand capital programmes in agriculture, roads, skills training and basic services. The President’s remarks in Dutse framed this shift as deliberate: resources once absorbed by subsidy payments can now support farmers directly and finance the roads and facilities that raise productivity. Residents at the rally heard the message against the backdrop of ongoing project delivery in the state. The same visit included the commissioning of skills acquisition facilities and the formal unveiling of agricultural equipment. For many in the crowd, the choice between restoring an unsustainable fuel subsidy and directing funds toward farming support, rural roads and credit for producers was presented as a practical trade-off rather than an abstract debate. President Tinubu’s statement in Dutse therefore restated both the boundary of his policy and the alternative path his administration is pursuing. By rejecting a return to the old subsidy and committing instead to continued support for farmers, road construction and interest-free agricultural loans, he linked the reforms of 2023 to the work still unfolding on the ground in Jigawa. The people of Jigawa, who have watched these resources translate into visible agricultural and infrastructure programmes, are prepared to respond at the polls. Come January 2027, they stand ready to re-elect President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and all All Progressives Congress candidates so that the present direction of investment in farming, roads and productive capacity can continue.

JIGAWA CITIZENS AND RESIDENTS ASSURE DG CAMPAIGN COUNCIL YARI OF 2 MILLION VOTES FOR PRESIDENT TINUBU IN 2027 Residents of Jigawa State have assured the Director-General of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Presidential Campaign Council, Senator Abdulaziz Yari, of their readiness to deliver two million votes for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the 2027 presidential election. The assurance was given during the ongoing APC presidential campaign event in Dutse, the Jigawa State capital, where party leaders, stakeholders, traditional supporters, youths and community representatives gathered to reaffirm their commitment to the President’s re-election bid. Speakers at the event expressed confidence in the APC’s mobilisation structure, describing the massive turnout as clear evidence of the party’s growing strength and the people’s readiness to support President Tinubu at the polls. They pledged to work closely with the campaign council to ensure that the promised votes are delivered across all local government areas of the state. The pledge aligns with the earlier declaration by Jigawa State Governor, Malam Umar Namadi, that the state is targeting no fewer than two million votes for President Tinubu in 2027. Governor Namadi said the target was informed by the level of political mobilisation across the state and the enthusiasm shown by residents during recent APC activities. He also expressed confidence that the state would deliver victory for the President, the governor, senators, House of Representatives members and State Assembly candidates. Governor Namadi had earlier explained that the integration of the presidential and governorship campaign structures was designed to strengthen coordination and provide a united platform for the party’s 2027 election activities. According to him, the inauguration of the campaign council brought key APC leaders and political stakeholders together under one structure to coordinate mobilisation and support for President Tinubu and Governor Namadi ahead of the elections. The event also reinforced earlier commitments by APC supporters and youth groups in the state, who had pledged to mobilise more than two million votes for President Tinubu and Governor Namadi. During a previous solidarity march in Dutse, supporters declared that the target would be pursued through sustained grassroots engagement, house-to-house outreach and continued mobilisation across communities. Party leaders at the Dutse gathering urged residents to remain united and committed to the APC’s project, stressing that the party’s success in 2027 would depend on active participation at the polling units. They also called on political office holders, community leaders and party faithful to return to their respective constituencies and mobilise voters for the APC’s candidates from the presidency to the State House of Assembly. The renewed assurance to Senator Yari signals the determination of Jigawa APC stakeholders to present the state as a major electoral stronghold for President Tinubu ahead of the 2027 general elections. It also underscores the party’s efforts to consolidate its campaign structures, strengthen grassroots support and sustain momentum as political activities continue to gather pace across the country. As preparations intensify, APC leaders and supporters in Jigawa State have reaffirmed that their commitment goes beyond campaign rallies, insisting that the two-million-vote target will be demonstrated through massive voter participation in the 2027 presidential election.

RT @DOlusegun: President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has arrived dutse, Jigawa State for the APC Presidential Campaign rally at the Dutse Township St…

100% FACT! 👏 Silent on fake drugs killing our people. Silent on fake drinks destroying lives. Silent on IPOB and their convicted terrorist leader. But every day, you find your voice to attack NELFUND, a program that is giving hope to thousands of poor students? That is not criticism, that is wickedness. That is hatred for progress. NELFUND is sending children of the poor to school. It is changing lives. If that is what you hate, then your problem is not with government, your problem is with the progress of ordinary Nigerians. Ara lo ma san pa yin indeed!