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Nigeria 🇳🇬 has the second largest road network in Africa and the 28th largest in the world.
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2027: Tinubu Repackages 2023 Campaign Promises in New Manifesto
dailytrust.com/2027-tinubu-r…
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That phase at work when you start wondering how people do this shit for 30+ years. <<<<
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At around the time The Athletic broke the news that Manchester United were finalising their approach for Mauricio Pochettino to be their next manager, their current manager was arriving to take training.
On Wednesday Michael Carrick will, as he did on Tuesday, go through the motions of overseeing a session that involves the few United players not on international duty, existing in the liminal space between employment and dismissal, floating through life but knowing the phone is going to ring soon. He may well have to do it again on Thursday.
It’s not a dignified existence. He knows the end is near. We know the end is near. But more importantly Jim Ratcliffe, Jason Wilcox, Omar Berrada and whoever else chips in with these things at United or INEOS, all know the end is near.
But this is Manchester United, the club that somehow always manages to get things wrong. The club that want to appoint Pochettino, a man currently in an international job, so have chosen an international break to make their move for him, one of the only fortnights of the year when they know he is definitely busy.
One thing is for sure, Manchester United have treated Michael Carrick dreadfully, the latest in a long line of terrible decisions from a shambolic football club.
📝 @NickMiller79
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Detachment of Policemen from Kaduna Government House have shut down the office of Arewa Consultative Forun in Kaduna ahead of the meeting with Atiku Abubakar tomorrow. What is this country turning to. I want to believe the IG is not aware of this gross disrespect to the North and her leadership.
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💥 BREAKING 💥💥
Innalillahi! Something is terribly wrong happening in Anguwar Yaro right now.
Wallahi, if Mallam Nasir El-Rufai was here, it wouldn't be like this.
May Allah bring Mallam out for us 🤲🤲
#FreeMallam #JusticeForElRufai #Kaduna
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TINUBU: For any emergency call 112.
RESPONSE: The number you have dialed is not reachable.
That's exactly what this club needs right now. someone who faces the real problems instead of hiding from them.
This is why Manchester United is afraid of Conte.
We don't joke with him.
🚨🎙️ - Fabrizio Romano on Antonio Conte:
"There is a feeling within the industry that Manchester United are 'SCARED' of Conte.
"He just goes and says the reality, he's a serial winner but BRUTAL.
"I think this is EXACTLY what United need. You need to understand the real problems instead of just HIDING."
[@FabrizioRomano, YT]
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If not for the fact that I know traditional rulers crowned people randomly and because of the monetary gain attached, I would be surprised how they found you worthy of the title of a warrior.
You are the most cowardly person of Katsina origin I know. In fact, your reputation on Social Media is that of harassing young girls and blackmailing them into divulging their identity to you.
The only title you deserve is that of “Ƙauran Matan Ingawa.”
ALHAMDULILLAH!
I am delighted to announce that the Sarkin Fulanin Katsina and District Head of Ingawa, Alhaji Tukur Sulaiman Dambo (Dambo Tukur II), has graciously approved my conferment with the traditional title of BARADEN INGAWA.
The title of Barade is a prestigious traditional institution deeply rooted in the history and heritage of Hausaland, with historical origins tracing back to the ancient Gobir Kingdom.
The word Barade signifies a warrior, a brave individual, or a person of exceptional courage and determination. In the interpretation of several linguists, it is also regarded as the plural form of Barde, meaning a warrior or hero.
Historically, the title was bestowed upon princes and distinguished frontline warriors in recognition of their bravery, gallantry, and commitment to defending the traditional institution. Today, however, many Hausa traditional institutions confer the title in recognition of individuals who have made remarkable contributions to the development and well-being of their communities, particularly in the areas of security, humanitarian support, and leadership.
I sincerely appreciate the District Head of Ingawa and the entire traditional council for finding me worthy of this prestigious honour and for the confidence and goodwill they have extended to me.
Insha Allah, I remain committed to giving my very best towards advancing the development, peace, and prosperity of Ingawa, Katsina State, and Nigeria at large.
Thank you.
MS Ingawa
Baraden Ingawa
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Obasanjo achievements
1Paris Club debt relief
2Bank consolidation
3Excess Crude Account
4Foreign reserves growth
5DMO creation
6CBN autonomy
7NEEDS blueprint
8GSM liberalization
9NITDA Act
10EFCC creation
11ICPC creation
12Due Process Office
13NEITI Act
14Pension reform
15PenCom creation
16Civil service monetization
17SERVICOM
18BPSR creation
19Payroll audits
20BPE privatization
21Port concessioning
22NEPA unbundling
23NERC creation
24Universal Basic Education
25NHIS rollout
26NAPEP creation
27NDDC creation
28Mortgage reform
29Military depoliticization
30Police expansion
31AU founding
32NEPAD co-founding
33Greentree Agreement
34Commonwealth return
35NAFDAC revival
36NAPTIP creation
37NIMASA establishment
38NOUN revival
39Private universities
40Cassava initiative
41Rice initiative
42Cement integration
43NLNG expansion
44Abuja Stadium
45COJA 2003
46CHOGM 2003
47Niger Delta plan
48NigeriaSat-1
49Electoral reforms
50Democratic handover
51NIPP power projects
52FAAN reforms
53NCAA autonomy
54Airspace radar
55Cabotage Act
56SMEDAN creation
57Bank of Industry
58NACRDB merger
59FERMA creation
60NACA establishment
61Polio campaign
62Roll Back Malaria
63Cocoa rebirth
64Vegetable oil initiative
65Livestock development
66Fisheries expansion
67Fadama II
68Fertilizer liberalization
69Solid minerals reform
70Mining Cadastre
71Nigerian Geological Survey
72FIRS modernization
73Customs reform
74Insurance recapitalization
75NAICOM strengthening
76SEC reforms
77NSE growth
78Sovereign credit rating
79London Club exit
80Local content policy
81Marginal fields
82DPR strengthening
83PPPRA creation
84PEF reform
85TETFund precursor
86PTDF overhaul
87NIPSS revitalization
88Peacekeeping leadership
89Liberia peace
90Sierra Leone peace
91Sao Tome intervention
92ECOWAS strengthening
93Gulf of Guinea Commission
94EFCC training academy
95Financial Intelligence Unit
96Money Laundering Act
97Advance Fee Fraud Act
98Child Rights Act
99Trafficking prohibition
100Freedom of Information groundwork
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What is paining me most, is that you classless mumus, will not even allow them wash this road before carrying your camera there.
This one did frontal, wore her fanciest dress and heels, and came to shoot content on dirty road. It is a reminder of how poor the average Nigerian is
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Every time you have the opposition making any progress in Nigerian politics, there is always somebody in the judiciary that will do one thing or the other. It happened to Abiola... None of them care that the interest of the country is important... I'm wondering why our lawyers didn't stop him (Justice Peter Lifu)
- Rotimi Amaechi, ADC Vice Presidential Candidate, speaking on the court Judgement voiding the ADC presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar
#SunriseDaily
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With the current political realignments ahead of 2027, the dynamics in Kano have changed considerably. It will be a miracle for Sen. Kwankwaso to win 15% in Kano this time.
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9-5 literally feels like selling your soul to devil, you can't even live your own life anymore



































