Peter Obi in Defense of Fake Drugs Sellers

 

**Attention to All Nigerians**

IPOB Closed Onitsha Market For 53 Days, and Peter Obi Said Nothing. 

NAFDAC Closed It For a Week, And Obi Is Dancing Naked in Public

Peter Obi seems to  sees nothing wrong with the atrocities committed by his tribe. He sees far but not near! 

Do you still think this defective vision can rule Nigeria. 

Remember that this man had caused 

Religious/Tribal Bigot Nigeria has ever witnessed. 

The famous Phone Call With a Prominent Bishop where he mentioned:  "Daddy, this's a religious war".

and 

Taking sides or silent with the atrocities of his kinsmen are testimonies for the sentimental and divisive nature of his personality Which called for caution on the part of the patriotic citizens..

*To All Nigerians*

You can now see the kind of leader the IPOB, ESN and the Obidients are trying to impose on Nigeria by-force-by-fire.

The IPOB Compliant Presidential Candidate has only one mission - to turn everything upside down for the actualization of Biafra Republic.

Ref:

https://x.com/renoomokri/status/1891765029709459526

HRH Emir Sanusi - The Cost of Not Removing Subsidy in Nigeria

 

*HRH Emir Sanusi, Please Tell Us the cost of not removing subsidy pls?*

*Conclusion*

For God so loves Nigeria, that he gave us PBAT with courage and audacity to bail out Nigeria from the economic logjams that had enslaved us for several decades.

God thank you for the blessings of PBAT, please use him to bless Nigeria beyond our fondest dreams.

Ref:

https://x.com/dmightyangel/status/1892096156693397777?

Regional Government & PBAT's Silent Revolution

 

Written by Onovughe igwe

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is one of the biggest campaigners of devolution of power from the centre to the regions...

After 20 Months in power he has set out to achieve this noble objective...

He has quietly created regional govts across Nigeria...

He has funded them and tells regional leaders to hold their regional govt accountable if their infrastructures are not fixed...

He gave the Niger Delta govt N776billion

if the Niger Delta is not developing the Niger Deltans should hold the regional govt accountable...

North West govt N586billion, if The NW lack infrastructure hold NW govt accountable...

South West govt got N499billion, hold them to develop the SW...

South East govt got N341billion, hold them to develop the SE...

North East govt got N292billion, hold them to develop the NE...

North Central govt and budget is still being cooked...

this regional govt can fix power, industrialization, health, education and more... 

They must be discouraged from doing mushroom projects like street lights and townhall...

BAT sign amendment of the electricity act that gives 5% of Gencos earnings to host communities...

he is implementing the 2023 act by devolving more powers to generate & transmit power to states...

On state police, work is now at advance stage for the responsibility of securing states to state leaders...

he has strengthened the local govt area with the local govt Autonomy law...

With his tax reform bill states will now earn more from what his consumed in their states... 

All this done in 20 Months...

Nigeria will be completely restructured as BAT completes another 6 years in power .

Written by Onovughe igwe

Algeria, Nigeria, Niger Sign Deals On Gas Pipeline To Europe

Algeria, Niger, and Nigeria have signed deals to build a $13 billion gas pipeline that will transport up to 30 billion cubic meters of natural gas per year to Europe ¹ ² ³. 

The Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline will span approximately 4,000 kilometers, starting in Warri, Nigeria, and ending in Hassi R'Mel, Algeria, where it will connect to existing pipelines that reach Europe ¹ ³.

This project has been in the works for decades, with an initial agreement signed in 2009, but progress was delayed due to security concerns and tensions between the governments involved ⁴. 

The pipeline is expected to boost economic growth and provide a new source of energy for Europe.

The signing of the deals marks a significant milestone in the project's development, with the countries involved committing to work together to bring the pipeline to fruition ².

Ref:

https://www.channelstv.com/2025/02/12/algeria-nigeria-niger-sign-deals-on-gas-pipeline-to-europe/

1. https://www.enerdata.net/publications/daily-energy-news/algeria-niger-and-nigeria-sign-deal-build-trans-saharan-gas-pipeline.html

2. https://www.offshore-technology.com/news/algeria-niger-nigeria-pipeline/

3. https://pgjonline.com/news/2022/july/algeria-niger-and-nigeria-sign-deal-for-13-billion-saharan-gas-pipeline

4. 

https://www.orientenergyreview.com/oil-and-gas/nigeria-algeria-niger-sign-pact-for-13bn-gas-pipeline-to-europe/

The Shift from Party Politics to Merit-Based Governance

 

Nigerian Minister of Trade at CNN.

The video above reminds us of Nigeria's past, where leaders were appointed based on party politics rather than merit.

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) attempted to change this narrative by incorporating talented individuals and technocrats into governance. 

However, despite appointing capable individuals like Nkoji Nwala, the PDP failed to provide them with the necessary autonomy to drive economic growth.

As a result, most of their expert advice was ignored, and the Nigerian economy suffered from a lack of courageous decision-making and political will. 

This led to decades of economic decline with little hope of recovery.

*A New Era of Governance*

In contrast, the All Progressives Congress (APC) has adopted a merit-based approach to governance, appointing talented individuals and providing them with the necessary support to drive economic growth. 

This shift has resulted in upward trends in the Nigerian economy, with various indicators pointing to positive growth across the board.

*A Call to Action*

To sustain this momentum, it's essential that we put aside our differences and support good governance, regardless of party affiliations or regional biases. 

By doing so, we can ensure a brighter future for ourselves, our children, and Nigeria as a whole.

*Lessons from Rwanda*

Rwanda's experience under Paul Kagame's leadership serves as a testament to the power of consistent good governance. 

Over 25 years, Rwanda has transformed from a war-torn country to an economically prosperous nation. 

Nigeria can learn from this example and strive for similar success.

*Conclusion*

In conclusion, the APC's commitment to merit-based governance has been a game-changer for Nigeria's economy. Let's continue to support this approach and work towards a brighter future for our great nation.

Nestle Nigeria announces investment of over 1.8billion in dairy development

 

Nestlé Nigeria has invested over ₦1.8 billion in dairy development, aiming to improve the livelihoods of pastoralists in the Paikon Kore grazing reserve, Federal Capital Territory (FCT). 

The project, started in 2021 and implemented through the Nestlé Livestock Development Project (NLDP),

*Daily Production*

NLDP has invested over N1.8 billion and currently aggregates an average of 6,000 litres of fresh milk per day from 1,600 dairy households.

 *Targets production of 30,000 liters of milk daily by 2027*

*NLDP is structured around three pillars*

• Better milk, 

• Better feed (fodder) and 

• Resilient communities 

The initiative has already led to increased milk production and improved household incomes for local dairy farmers. 

Milk producers have experienced a nearly fourfold increase in household income, rising from ₦70,000 to ₦250,000 between 2021 and 2024.

The project has also established 83 dairy cooperatives, benefiting approximately 3,000 milk producers. 

The Minister of Livestock Development, Idi Mukhtar Maiha, noted that Nestlé's investment aligns with the national agenda for livestock development, and the government is committed to supporting such initiatives.

*Noteworthy*

PBAT's Regime is no longer business as usual where government would give money to MDAs to be embezzled.

The order of the day is: PBAT is partnering with private business institutions, Provide the necessary resources like infrastructure, finance etc.

The supported business institutions then support cooperatives with track record of good performances.

God bless Nigeria!

https://thenationonlineng.net/nestle-nigeria-announces-investment-of-over-1-8billion-in-dairy-development/

PBAT's Display of Exceptional Brilliancy While Giving Account of His Stewardship and the Results of His Various Economic Reforms

Has Nigeria ever had a president giving clear economics statistics with such eloquence, 

Speaking freely without reading from notes or teleprompter and all from memory?  

He delivered the speech extemporaneously

This is a well prepared president that has set his goals with vision and God seems to be blessing is various efforts for a better Nigeria - God thank you.

Whatever your stance on his presidency, He is a blessing to Nigeria.

Many politicians had seen this traits and that's the reason for mass decamping and trooping into APC on daily basis.

*Reflection on Good Leaders Vis-a-vis Continuity of Good Governance*

Paul kigame of Rwanda that is always eulogize by many Nigerians came to power in 2000 and with continuity of good governance for nearly 30 years, Rwanda progressed and still progressing in the committee of nations.

PBAT is also of good governance, based on the past and present performances.

The Constitution of Nigeria, unlike Rwanda, allows a maximum of two terms of 4 years each - 8 years max 

*Nigerian Saving Grace* 

PBAT is known for breeding several quality leaders with continuity of good governance after office. 

This is rare in most leaders in Nigeria.

Tinubu had breeded several quality leaders ranging from President at the federal level, down to the least councilors at LG level on several occasions. 

Since close to 3 decades ago.

VP Kashim Shettima breeded prof Zulum for continuity of good governance. 

But the recent public outburst of Zulum debunking tax reform without reading it exposed a weakness of close-mindedness.

Atiku can neither manage his master OBJ nor the PDP he's representing.

Obi had issues with his immediate successor, jump from one party to the other, unable to galvanize LP.

*Prayers for Nigeria*

God Please help:

• Guide and direct the affairs of PBAT

• Sustain him till constitutional max

• Use PBAT to bless Nigeria beyond our fondest dreams 

• Sustain continuity of good governance after PBAT's regime 

• Protect Nigeria from the evils of the malicious groups and the despirado politicians.

God bless Nigeria!

Tinubu Revenue Reform: 63 Agencies to Lose Revenue Collection Power

In a bid to enhance revenue collection, 

President Tinubu intends to consolidate revenue collection powers into a single agency called Nigerian Revenue Service (NRS). 

The aim is to boost revenue collection and improve efficiency through a more centralized and efficient system.

The proposed reforms will strip agencies like the Nigerian Customs Service, Nigerian Ports Authority, and Nigerian Maritime Administration Agency of their revenue collection powers.

*PBAT's Tax Reforms*

As part of the proposed tax reform, 

the Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS), will be established to handle all revenue collection tasks. 

*This move aims to reduce tax collection costs, fight corruption, and increase transparency*

The reforms also include the introduction of four executive bills to the National Assembly, which will:

- *Establish the Nigeria Revenue Service*: Renaming the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) and granting the new agency responsibility for assessing, collecting, and accounting for government revenue.

- *Create a consolidated fiscal framework*: Streamlining tax collection and ensuring fair contributions from all taxable entities.

- *Improve tax compliance*: Establishing a clear legal framework for tax law administration and reducing disputes.

- *Establish a Tax Appeal Tribunal and Tax Ombudsman*: Harmonizing and resolving disputes related to revenue administration.

The goal is to increase Nigeria's tax-to-GDP ratio, currently one of the lowest in the world, to at least 18% 

*Conclusion*

This plan if implemented, would mark the beginning of the end for blocking various corruption loopholes in Nigeria.

I pray for the success and may we witness this euphoric plan in good order.

God bless Nigeria!

Ref:

https://www.theafricareport.com/371161/nigeria-tinubu-to-merge-63-revenue-agencies-to-boost-collection/

Knowing Yourself from Your Perception of Nigeria

You can gauge a person's character by how they treat others and their country. 

A person's perspective on something reveals their true nature.

For instance, consider how individuals perceive Nigeria:

*The Bad Person*

A bad person focuses on the negative aspects, ignoring the good. 

They spread hate and cause chaos.

*The Good People*

A good people see only the good, often ignoring the bad. 

While their intentions are pure, they may inadvertently enable harm and prevent justice in some instances.

*The Balanced Person*

A balanced person acknowledges both the good and the bad. 

They capitalize on the positive and guard against the negatives of the malicious groups.

*Problem of the "Good People"*

In August 2024, violent protests erupted in Northern Nigeria, resulting in widespread destruction of infrastructure and businesses. 

Unfortunately, some individuals who perpetrated these acts were later celebrated and rewarded by some "good governors".

This incident highlights a concerning trend where some individuals, including those in positions of authority, prioritize shielding wrongdoers over upholding justice. 

This phenomenon was again observed in February 2025, when some "good royal fathers" intervened to prevent justice from being served to an individual who misbehaved against others and the Nigerian Judiciary system.

This raises important questions about the role of leadership and the importance of accountability in promoting a just and equitable society.

*Advice to the Good People*

1. *Reevaluate your priorities*: While empathy and compassion are essential, they should not compromise justice and accountability. Ensure that your actions promote fairness and equality.

2. *Consider the long-term consequences*: Shielding wrongdoers might provide temporary relief, but it can perpetuate a culture of impunity and harm society in the long run.

3. *Support justice and accountability*: Encourage and support efforts to hold individuals accountable for their actions, regardless of their social status or affiliations.

4. *Promote education and critical thinking*: Encourage critical thinking and education to help people understand the importance of justice, accountability, and the rule of law.

5. *Lead by example*: Demonstrate your commitment to justice and accountability by leading by example. Show that you value fairness, equality, and the rule of law.

*Nigeria: A Divine Providence*

Nigeria is blessed with abundant natural resources, diverse cultures, and resilient people. 

However, perspectives on Nigeria vary:

*Different Perspectives, Same Country*

People create their own image of Nigeria. The malicious see only darkness, while the good-hearted focus on the positive. The balanced individuals recognize both aspects and work towards a better Nigeria.

*Conclusion and Recommendations*

To build a better Nigeria, we must:

1. *Acknowledge our biases*: Recognize how our perceptions shape our actions.

2. *Seek balance*: Acknowledge both the good and the bad.

3. *Follow divine guidance*: Embrace God's commandments and work towards the greater good.

4. *Repent and reform*: Malicious individuals should seek redemption and work towards positive change.

By embracing these principles, we can create a brighter future for Nigeria and its people.

God bless Nigeria!

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