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Dissatisfied Nigerian TaxPayer retweeted
The problem with prolonged incompetence is that it dampens the imagination of people and compels them to accept mediocrity as the gold standard.
- Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour
Dissatisfied Nigerian TaxPayer retweeted
“TINUBU IS AN ORGANISED, SCIENTIFIC DESTROYER OF THE SYSTEM. WE HAVE NEVER HAD A PRESIDENT AS DANGEROUS AS HIM.”
— Adewole Adebayo
Here are three reasons why he believes so. 🙄
Honestly, this video has got me thinking all day. 🤦
Dissatisfied Nigerian TaxPayer retweeted
Ọmọ mehn. For how long will Christians in the Middle Belt live in fear of attacks from 'adherents of peace'?
This is crazy mehn. See how humans are being killed like it's nothing!!!
Three brothers riding home on a motorcycle after a Sunday family visit outside Jos, Plateau State were ambushed and killed by Fulani jihadists, along with a soldier traveling with them.
As Christmas approaches, families in Nigeria's Middle Belt are bracing again for what has become a season of fear.
Pray for their families, and for the Christian community in the region.
Dissatisfied Nigerian TaxPayer retweeted
Apparently, I don’t hate Gbakanbi enough.
“I heard you guys are voting Atiku”
—Moment Seyi Tinubu stopped a Maruwa to ask a female passenger who she would be voting for, and immediately she said Tinubu, he brought out a large sum of money and gave her. 😂
Seyi Tinubu, hope this is not vote-buying in disguise? Are we already campaigning with cash? 👀
Dissatisfied Nigerian TaxPayer retweeted
What's wrong with using public transport??? Poverty capital with classism Isonu 🤦
Dissatisfied Nigerian TaxPayer retweeted
The journalist who exposed that a government office reportedly paid M147 million to a restaurant to build classrooms has now been remanded in PRISON…..Welcome to Nigeria where doing journalism is a CRIME!
#JournalismIsNotACrime
@PressAttackAfr @CPJAfrica @RSF_inter
WE HAVE HAD ENOUGH.
It has now been 9 days of illegal abduction of @Mazi_OJD by the Nigerian police. His offense was exposing corruption by powerful people.
Join us today as we protest in a peaceful march to the Force Headquarters in Abuja to demand Daniel Ojukwu's release.
Daniel Ojukwu was arbitrarily arrested by the Nigerian police over a story highlighting financial irregularities in the Buhari administration. It's been eight days and he's yet to regain his freedom.
Threat to one is threat to all!
Injury to one is injury to all!
Journalism is not cybercrime, and press freedom must be protected.
#FreeDanielOjukwu
#JournalismisNOTaCrime
Dress Code: Black T-Shirt
thecable.ng/csos-to-protest-…
Dissatisfied Nigerian TaxPayer retweeted
A Government that can casually give N10m to councilors does not have a revenue problem. They just don't want to spend money on you
I have said this over and over: education at all levels should be free in a nation that has been blessed with crude oil, gas, gold, and arable land; many have argued that there is no money, but there are funds for random counselors?
You are enabling corruption, pure and simple.
Dissatisfied Nigerian TaxPayer retweeted
Bukele tiene razón. Cuando las pandillas mataban a su pueblo, ninguna ONG, ni ONU, se hacían problemas por los DDHH.
Aparecen a pedir por los derechos de las pandillas.
Conclusión, toda ONG es un antro zurdo. Inútil y pro delincuente.
Fin.
#Bukele
Dissatisfied Nigerian TaxPayer retweeted
The ones questioning Salvadoran troops deployed in Haiti are the same ones that are at risk of losing money if the gangs are eradicated.
Most of them NGOs.
Dissatisfied Nigerian TaxPayer retweeted
I wouldn't blame you, really. It's what happens when you've been failed for so long, you start believing your country is incapable of solving problems other countries figured out decades ago.
“Put body first.” You’d think he’s talking about starting a nuclear programme.
Dissatisfied Nigerian TaxPayer retweeted
Less career politicians, more administrators and skilled policy professionals.
Governance is not a game of politics. People’s actual lives are at stake
Dissatisfied Nigerian TaxPayer retweeted
i thought that a common front would be “hey let’s remove this government”. im still reading “idealistic” contrarian nonsense
Dissatisfied Nigerian TaxPayer retweeted
The middle class - an equally evil bunch.
Nigeria as we know is just littered with evil and wicked people at every social levels
Dissatisfied Nigerian TaxPayer retweeted
They are ALWAYS planning
The data still shows they owe trillions to the Gas suppliers who see the power sector as the worst customer n rather export their gas
They have only metered on record 8 million people with 4 million still being worked on bringing metering to 12m from a 220 milllion populace
Transmission should be decentralized to allow for Discos OR Gencos bid for zone n performance
There is over 10 GW generating capacity of which our highest ever recorded is 5 GW 50% idle utilization
Most manufacturing companies now run off grid with their own power n who are the major buyers are being lost on a daily as a switch to alternative occur
It’s been 12 years they’ve had yet it’s still being planned
lol they’ll keep planning unfortunately
Anyway wait for my research on the exact power causes n ask yourself if you have not heard this same story repeated multiple times
FG PLANS $2BN EAST–WEST SUPER GRID TO BOOST TRANSMISSION CAPACITY TO 19,000MW
Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, disclosed that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu had authorised work on the project, with procurement already underway.
What To Know:
- The proposed East–West Super Grid will cut across the country, linking major transmission corridors in the North and South. It is expected to increase the network’s capacity from about 4,000–5,000MW to at least 19,000MW, providing greater capacity to evacuate electricity to consumers.
- Tegbe identified stability as the government’s immediate priority, crediting better coordination among the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN), the Nigerian Independent System Operator (NISO) and generation companies for improved response to disruptions.
- He cited the restoration of a damaged transmission line within four to five days, compared with the much longer periods previously required. He also directed that the Oshogbo–Ikeja West line be repaired by the end of November.
- The minister disclosed that the Federal Government had paid about ₦1.2 trillion out of the ₦3.3 trillion power-sector debt. He said the government intends to clear the outstanding balance next year to improve the liquidity of generation companies and strengthen their ability to pay for gas.
- The government is working to maximise the capacity of underutilised facilities, including the Alaoji and Afam power plants in the Niger Delta, by improving their output and ensuring electricity can be transmitted to areas where it is needed.