Ayodeji Oluyede retweeted
Alex Onyema is from Anambra state.
He’s the CEO of Airpeace
Air peace flies international.
Why isn’t his airline taking off from his region?
Is he a bigot or he also doesn’t want the progress of his own region?
Ayodeji Oluyede retweeted
He wants Peter Obi to win to continue Tinubu's reforms that he so agrees with are the only sure way to Nigeria's prosperity.
He trusts someone who hasn't done it anywhere before including in his 8yrs as governor but distrusts the one who has visible legacy and achievements to show for his time as governor.
I never see this kind brainwashing before until Kachalla brought the Agulu fraud to national politics.
If Peter Obi wins, which I hope he does, I hope he makes the hard economic decisions that might eventually yield results. Since he has promised to serve only one term, he wouldn’t have to worry about re-election the way Tinubu does.
Sure, many of his voters may not like some of his decisions, especially if they don’t produce positive results immediately. But if he genuinely wants what’s best for his supporters, he should be willing to make them anyway.
Ayodeji Oluyede retweeted
How do you secure lives and properties albeit timely when there are no roads of if they are bad?
For instance, all the dilapidated segments of the Mando-B/Gwari road used to be target spots for bandits and terrorists to launch attacks at motorists. Even police uses them to instal checkpoints they constantly use to harass motorists.
How do people and communities connect seamlessly for economic and socio-political activities if their are no roads infrastructures?
How do you access schools when there are no roads of if they are bad?
If there are no roads or if they are bad, how do you easily tranport goods and services as a function of time and deadlines? Don't you know a bad road means more transportation time and leads to transport inflation and food inflation particularly?
Don't you know bad roads slows down growth and development? Particularly, it discourages investments and negatively affects economic activities.
Ayodeji Oluyede retweeted
There is nothing you can tell me that will make me side with paying 30k as uni school fees.
Alot of you paid way more as secondary school fees.
Ayodeji Oluyede retweeted
FG, NLC reach agreement at conciliation meeting.
The Federal Government and the leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress have reached far-reaching resolutions at the conciliation meetings convened by the Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment.
The meetings, held on 22nd and 27th October, 2026 at the Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment, Abuja, were sequel to the communique issued at the end of the Joint meeting of the Central Working Committee and National Executive Council of the NLC.
The meeting was chaired by the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr. Muhammad Maigari Dingyadi, with representatives of the Federal Government in attendance, while the NLC delegation was led by its President, Comrade Joe Ajaero.
After extensive deliberations, the meeting resolved as follows:
1. On National Minimum Wage, it was agreed that the Minimum Wage Negotiation Committee will be constituted and commence meeting immediately. However, there is disagreement on the effective date of implementation.
2. On reduction in petrol pump price and palliatives, the Federal Government will pay a transport intervention of Seventy Thousand Naira across all levels for a period of six months, commencing from November 2026.
Also, Peculiar Allowance has been approved by the Federal Government with effect from 1st May, 2026. Payment of arrears will commence in November 2026 in three equal monthly instalments.
In addition, nineteen months arrears of allowance for health workers will be redeemed within three months with effect from December 2026.
3. On tax relief for workers, it was agreed that as tax is a statutory matter, the issue will be taken to the National Executive Council.
4. On hazard allowance for agricultural workers, the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security has submitted the list of beneficiaries and cost implications to the National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission for verification. Verification is expected to be completed within two weeks.
5. On CONHESS adjustment, the NSIWC promised to complete the update of the cost implication within three weeks to enable the Presidential Committee on Salaries to take a decision.
The meeting also urged state and local governments to key into the intervention process, while unions were enjoined to push for its implementation at their respective levels.
Both parties agreed to reconvene after one month to appraise the level of implementation.
The meeting had in attendance the DG Budget, Mr. Tanimu Yakubu, Permanent Secretary Service Welfare Office, Dr. Garba Abdul, Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr. Muhammad Maigari Dingyadi, NLC President Comrade Joe Ajaero and National Secretary, JNPSNC, Comrade Olowoyo Gbenga.
The press release was signed by Annah Daniel, Head, Press and Public Relations of the ministry, on 27th October, 2026.
Ayodeji Oluyede retweeted
Nigeria’s ranking improved the most, rising seven places to 11th in the Rand Merchant Bank Africa’s investment destination and readiness.The country’s position shot up on the back of the removal of fuel subsidies, liberalization of its foreign-exchange...
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Ayodeji Oluyede retweeted
From Stability to Opportunity: Reflections on Nigeria’s Engagement with Asia
Economic stability is not an end in itself. It must create the conditions for investment, enterprise and sustainable growth. This conviction has guided our work at the Central Bank of Nigeria and shaped our recent engagements across Asia.
Rather than approach the IMF/World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok as a standalone event, we made a deliberate decision to use the opportunity to deepen Nigeria’s financial relationships across the region. Our programme brought together engagements in Singapore, Bangkok and China, focused on strengthening institutional relationships, deepening financial markets and improving the financial infrastructure supporting trade and investment.
We approached these engagements with encouraging evidence of progress at home. Inflation moderated to 14.63% in September, from nearly 35% at the end of 2024. External reserves exceeded US$55 billion, their highest level in 18 years, while Nigerian banks raised ₦4.65 trillion through recapitalisation, largely from domestic investors.
These are important milestones, but I remain conscious of the economic pressures many Nigerians continue to face. Our responsibility is to sustain this progress and ensure that stability increasingly translates into tangible economic opportunity.
Ayodeji Oluyede retweeted
Nigeria sees Africa’s biggest jump in investment attractiveness ranking.Nigeria climbed seven places to 11th in Africa’s investment attractiveness rankings for 2026/27, the continent’s biggest upward movement in the latest edition, as economic reforms...
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Ayodeji Oluyede retweeted
In 2005, Tinubu increased LASU fees from N250 to N25,000 for returning students and N1,000 to N35,000 for freshers.
Fashola met the fees at N25,000 when he became Governor of Lagos in 2007.
In November 2011, Fashola increased the fees from N25,000 to the range of N197,000 to N350,000 depending on the course study.
In June 2014, Fashola reverted the fees to the range of N78,000 to N158,000 depending on the course study.
In August 2014, Fashola eventually reverted the fees to N25,000.
On the 28th of October, 2026, you should be fed to a clan of hyenas.
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20yrs ago while a student of Lasu, at the close of 2004/2005academy sessions,Tinubu then was the Lagos state governor suddenly woke up and told “LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY “ he had given them full AUTONOMY to generate their own funds that he can’t fund the university, new school fees went from 11k to over 150k overnight.
Lasu was closed down due to student protests,he doesn’t care and called us all kinds of names but we fought harder until Fashola came and then reversed his decisions,today he gave you NELFUND and increased school fees that normally your parents can afford and yet you think he cooked?.
Ayodeji Oluyede retweeted
Rivers Rainbow Coalition Unveils Full 2027 Candidate List:
Presidency
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (APC)
Governorship
Hon. Ogundu Kingsley Chinda (APC) – Governorship
Hon. Major Jack (APC) – Deputy Governorship
Senatorial Candidates
1. Bro. Felix Amaechi Obua (APC) – Rivers West Senatorial District
2. Sen. Onyesom Allwell Iheacho (APC) – Rivers East Senatorial District
3. Sen. Olaka Johnson Nwogu (PDP) – Rivers South-East Senatorial District
Federal House of Representatives Candidates
1. Hon. Bob Solomon – Abua-Odual/Ahoada East Fed. Constituency (APC)
2. Hon. Victor C. Obuzor – Ahoada West/Ogba-Egbema-Ndoni Fed. Constituency (APC)
3. Hon. Cyril Godwin Hart – Degema/Bonny Fed. Constituency (APC)
4. Hon. Jack Isobo Solomon – Akuku-Toru/Asari-Toru Fed. Constituency (APC)
5. Hon. Linda Somiari-Stewart – Okrika/Ogu-Bolo Fed. Constituency (APC)
6. Hon. Frederick Boma Apiafi – Andoni-Opobo/Nkoro Fed. Constituency (APC)
7. Hon. Felix Uche Nwaeke – Eleme/Tai/Oyigbo Fed. Constituency (APC)
8. Hon. Dumnamene R. Dekor – Khana/Gokana Fed. Constituency (APC)
9. Rt. Hon. Martin C. Amaewhule – Obio/Akpor Fed. Constituency (APC)
10. Hon. Blessing C. Amadi – Port Harcourt II Fed. Constituency (APC)
11. Kelechi G. Nwogu – Etche/Omuma Fed. Constituency (PDP)
12. Arthur O. Uchendu – Ikwerre/Emohua Fed. Constituency (PDP)
13. Achinike Okogbule-Wonodi – Port Harcourt I Fed. Constituency (PDP)
State House of Assembly Candidates
1. Dominic I. John – Abua/Odual Constituency (PDP)
2. Napoleon N. Ukalikpe – Ahoada East II Constituency (APC)
3. Queen U. Tony-Williams – Ahoada East I Constituency (PDP)
4. Reuben Izu – Ahoada West Constituency (PDP)
5. Victor Dagogo-Jack – Akuku-Toru I Constituency (APC)
6. Hon. Lolo I. Opuende – Akuku-Toru II Constituency (APC)
7. Hon. Christopher K. Ofiks – Andoni Constituency (APC)
8. Tekenari W. Granville – Asari-Toru I Constituency (APC)
9. Enemi Alabo George – Asari-Toru II Constituency (APC)
10. Soparagha S. Jumbo – Bonny Constituency (APC)
11. Peters E. Abbey – Degema Constituency (APC)
12. Hon. Aforji Igwe-Obey – Eleme Constituency (APC)
13. Hon. Ignatius O. Onwuka – Etche I Constituency (PDP)
14. Hon. Chimezie C. Nwankwo – Etche II Constituency (APC)
15. Justina Emeji – Emohua Constituency (PDP)
16. Hon. Dumle Maol – Gokana Constituency (APC)
17. Prince Lemchi Nyeche – Ikwerre Constituency (PDP)
18. Barile Nwakoh – Khana I Constituency (PDP)
19. Bulabari H. Loolo – Khana II Constituency (APC)
20. Ezebunwo L. Ejekwu – Obio/Akpor I Constituency (APC)
21. Emilia L. Amadi – Obio/Akpor II Constituency (PDP)
22. Okobiriari A. Davids – Ogu/Bolo Constituency (APC)
23. Opuene T. Atekebo – Okrika Constituency (APC)
24. Hon. Nwabochi F. Uchenna – Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni I Constituency (APC)
25. Ijeoma Ezekwe – Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni II Constituency (PDP)
26. Enyinna S. Nwankwo – Omuma Constituency (PDP)
27. Kenneth G. Minimah – Opobo/Nkoro Constituency (APC)
28. Hon. Gerald C. Oforji – Oyigbo Constituency (APC)
29. Hon. Solomon Wami – Port Harcourt I Constituency (APC)
30. Hon. Tonye Smart Adoki – Port Harcourt II Constituency (APC)
31. Hon. Azeru Opara – Port Harcourt III Constituency (APC)
32. Bernard B. Ngbar – Tai Constituency (PDP)
Ayodeji Oluyede retweeted
Arguing against facts and data actually makes you a very stupid and ignorant person.
President Tinubu deserves more than a reelection ahead of the grossly incompetent, empty-headed and mediocre Peter Obi and his wolé wolé elder brother who has absolutely nothing to offer other than campaigning on a populist plan to return us to economic quagmire.
Ayodeji Oluyede retweeted
VIDEO: The federal government is considering legislation to prevent successive administrations from reversing key economic reforms, as it seeks to establish a national policy framework to guide decisions on taxation, subsidies, trade and industrial development.
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