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PRESS STATEMENT NNPC confirms Gas Supply & Network Availability NNPC Limited confirms that gas transportation network operated by its subsidiary, NNPC Gas Infrastructure Company Limited (NGIC), remains available to support deliveries to power generating stations Nationwide without any constraints. NGIC’s operational records do not indicate transportation-related constraints within its network that explain the current decline in electricity generation. Read the full press statement when you visit nnpcgroup.com/insights/press… #EnergyForToday #EnergyForTomorrow

Na sabotage I dey suspect ooooo

FG Frees 44 Containers of Electrical Equipment Trapped at Apapa Port for 20 Years The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has commenced the evacuation of 98 containers of electricity transmission equipment abandoned at Nigerian ports for between 14 and 20 years.

After being called out for hosting Phrank Shaibu, whose statements were a direct insult to Islam and Muslims at large, @seunokin deleted his tweet. The question is, why is @channelstv defending the Atiku campaign?

Brazil, right in front of us, became an industry titan in the aerospace arena. Embraer is the 3rd largest civil aircraft manufacturer in the world. Did Brazil eliminate corruption before becoming an aviation powerhouse? Brazil manages a massive commercial herd of roughly 238 million head of cattle, and it has earned $14.8bn from beef exports this year. In fact, the cattle sector in Brazil is competing with our total GDP. Is corruption the reason why we can't export beef? Do we need to eliminate corruption to know that a cow can't can trek from Sokoto to Lagos and produce beef fit for export?

I saw someone on this app arguing that he pays over ₦600k for his children's nursery and primary education in Nigeria, so why should undergraduates in public universities complain about paying between ₦200k and ₦300k in school fees? Well, I have to say that this argument is flawed. The children he is talking about attend privately owned schools, not public schools. I attended a government school from JSS 1 to SSS 3, and my education was completely free under the leadership of Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola. The highest fee I paid was ₦2,800, and that was for PTA teachers. The argument that higher education is not free anywhere is simply not true. Countries like Egypt, Namibia, Mali and Morocco have different forms of public higher education funding and subsidisation, with some offering tuition-free education under certain conditions. Why should Nigeria, with its enormous resources, find it so difficult to make public education affordable for its citizens? Even the Federal Government's claim that tuition in federal universities is free raises questions. Whenever students complain about rising fees, we are told that the money we pay is for sundry or compulsory charges, not tuition. But if the Federal Government is adequately funding these institutions, should students still have to bear such enormous costs just to access public education? More importantly, what exactly has improved in our universities to justify these exorbitant fees? We still have poor infrastructure, unconducive learning environments and inadequate healthcare facilities. Students are paying more, but are they getting better services in return? NELFUND may provide temporary relief, but loans cannot replace adequate government funding. We cannot keep asking students to borrow their way through university while the cost of public education continues to rise. The government must do better.

If Nigeria was functioning properly you wouldn't even need nelfund to attend university. There is actually free or affordable education in almost every oil producing country except Nigeria.

You won’t even imagine this video was shot in Nigeria. You’ve seen the quality, the angles and the lighting yeah? As a creator in Nigeria, we can shoot contents in Nigeria and it doesn’t appear brown and grainy. Research and do better😒

Omo! Babes like this plenty for Akwa Ibom wey never get high transfer value. We need Tinubu to finish that fockin road mhen.

4 days in Kaduna & boom, parking for MM2 is N216K. 😭 This country choke o.

This is deeply painful. We all supported Adeleke to victory when the APC heavily came down on him, and after a hard-fought victory, is this what the opposition gets? Adeleke has betrayed not just the good people of Osun who resisted the APC, but the struggle itself.

Nigerian banks are loosening limits on foreign transactions for naira debit cards, providing the clearest sign yet that the Central Bank of Nigeria’s foreign-exchange overhaul is restoring dollar liquidity and stabilising the currency. Guaranty Trust Bank Plc, one of the country’s big five banks, raised its quarterly international spending cap to $20,000. That marks a dramatic shift from the $6,000 limit imposed last November and a twentyfold jump from the $1,000 ceiling in July 2025... Read more: businessday.ng/pro/article/b…

This OLRBRK @ruffydfire will not see this now o. But if it’s to start reeling out fraudulent/fake stats, that’s where you’ll see the shemale

Very funny to me that people see this and go "yeah, the CIA wants to kill us all." IMF has suggested this because they obviously have to protect their own interests. It's not like they have unlimited cash stored somewhere to gift for eternity. The money they are giving to your stupid president, he's not using it for anything good, and is not showing them signs that he's returning them anytime in the near future, so why won't they suggest he gets more money from taxes? Now a sensible president would kick the idea down immediately but the vegetable we have at Aso Rock will likely indulge them, and then instead of YOU with your rock head to blame your president, you'll say it's the CIA that has a plan to make us extinct.