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I have a couple of friends within and outside Nigeria that are now fond of sharing every bad news about Nigeria with me especially from Instablog, Tunde Ednut and few others all in a bid to question my support for the President.
My response has been the same and quite effective.
- Where was your message when Nigeria recently eliminated the number 2 of ISWAP (globally) in addition to over 100 members in a collaboration with the US?
- Where was your message every time reports come out that thousands of terrorists have been eliminated in the Northeast by the military?
- Where was your message when Nigeria’s economy was listed among the highest growing economies in the world ahead of many of your favorite nations?
- Where was your message when students celebrated 3 years of no ASUU strike due to increased funding and the students loan?
- Where was your message when several citizens were celebrating improved infrastructural investments across the 36 states of the federation?
- Where was your message when state governors were praising the President for increased allocation which has stopped them from borrowing and helped pay salaries on time?
- Where was your message when Nigeria was removed from IMF list of debtors?
- Where was your message when companies that used to declare losses started declaring excess profits all over the place?
- Where was your message when Nigeria became a net exporter of petroleum products compared to years when we were the import king?
- Where was your message when leading credit rating companies started upgrading Nigeria’s rating after many decades?
- Where was your message when people were praising Tunji Ojo for making our passport applications easier than it has ever been in the country?
Why is it that you only remember to message me when bad things happen in the country? Have you been waiting for this opportunity simply because you didn’t like that choice of 2023?
Again, let nobody gaslight you ahead of 2027 due to recent developments that now sounds politically motivated. They have a right to focus on the criticisms and bad news while you have a right to focus on the positive ones while hoping for the best going forward.
It is a fight between those who want to take us back in time to the corrupt days when subsidy payments on fuel and forex ruled the economy.
A fight between those who just want their kinsman to become the President without any solid capacity and one that has proven overtime to be effective.
Their concerns must be duly noted but never get gaslighted by their claims on your choice. Come 2027, the only choice is to remain focused and return the one that has done the hard job which other presidents have ran away from simply because they want to win elections.
We will be there cos it will happen 😊.
Wale Adedayo 🌍🔰 retweeted
Remember when a 4-year degree meant spending 7-9 years in university? Not anymore...
President Tinubu promised an end to incessant ASUU strikes, and his administration has delivered record-low industrial disruptions through proactive negotiations, visionary Interventions and increased funding for the education sector.
#BelieveInPBAT
#RenewedHope2_0
Wale Adedayo 🌍🔰 retweeted
"I honestly commend President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his political will in concluding the long-stalled renegotiations of our 2009 university agreements and 2010 polytechnic and college of education agreements. Furthermore, the government has successfully released funds to pay arrears and implement these agreements."
— Dr. Peters Adeyemi, General Secretary, NASU
Wale Adedayo 🌍🔰 retweeted
“The level of reforms and the impact of the reforms is why we are expanding in Nigeria. We are also very impressed with the quality of banking regulations at the central bank” — Dapo Olagunju, managing director of JP Morgan West Africa
Wale Adedayo 🌍🔰 retweeted
“….According to the hospital’s Medical Director, Dr Benjamin Ohiaeri, he said even Sawyer himself was aggressive and appeared far more concerned with leaving the hospital than his own medical condition. Report from the hospital also stated that, as Patrick Sawyer’s illness worsened, he became increasingly uncooperative and even pulled out his IV tube, which led to his infected blood spilling up across the room and into contact with medical personnel...”
This episode effectively dissects what happened behind the scenes, Dr Stella Adadevoh heroics, how Nigeria beat Ebola in 2014 and what our preparedness looks Like in 2026.
Watch the full episode: youtu.be/p9eiNZLpUZI?si=WFEq…
Wale Adedayo 🌍🔰 retweeted
Who Remember when a 4-year degree meant spending 7-9 years in university? But Not anymore...🔥
President Tinubu promised an end to incessant ASUU strikes, and his administration has delivered record-low industrial disruptions through proactive negotiations, visionary Interventions and increased funding for the education sector.
#BelieveInPBAT
#Renewedhope2_0
Wale Adedayo 🌍🔰 retweeted
I just came across a communiqué in which the APC Youth Leaders from the 36 states and the FCT reportedly passed a vote of no confidence on Dayo Israel Tobechukwu.
President Tinubu’s administration through Wike has finally completed Abuja’s most complicated road project after many years 🤌🏽🔥.
Wale Adedayo 🌍🔰 retweeted
This content creators are just collecting back to back from the people they are interviewing.
Nigerians are telling them to their faces, that yes, they'll vote President Tinubu again.
They thought it was 2023 that they bullied people into silence. 🤣
Good morning, Laurel.
I am waiting for your thread again today as touching the welfarism of Oyo people while Seyi Makinde is about to distribute cars worth billions for his campaign 😃😃😃.
Tobechuckwu as you get to work.
Wale Adedayo 🌍🔰 retweeted
Tuesday, October 27, 2026 | #TheHeadlines
Wale Adedayo 🌍🔰 retweeted
Nigeria is set to attract an estimated $650 million to $1 billion investment in two AI-ready data centres planned for Lagos and Delta states, with construction targeted to begin by the second quarter of 2027 under INFRAGORA Global Capital’s AFRIDATA platform. The facilities are expected to launch with a combined capacity of 60–70MW, expandable to 100MW, with one designed for Tier IV certification and the other for Tier III or IV disaster-recovery capacity.
The project is supported by a $1.87 million feasibility-study grant from the U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) and will be paired with a proposed 160–200MW independent power plant combining gas, renewable energy and battery storage.
The wider AFRIDATA platform, estimated at $3 billion to over $5 billion across Africa, also includes plans for an ICT business park, an AI training academy and startup support, with the potential to create jobs and strengthen Nigeria’s digital infrastructure. Construction remains subject to project financing and completion of the feasibility and design stages.
This is what he is doing with the N30bn he got from the President when the Ibadan incident happened meanwhile his boys were also part of those abusing Dayo Isreal yesterday 🤣🤣🤣🤣.
Are there no more hungry people in Oyo State?
Came back online to discover that Carrick is still Manchester United’s manager.
You are unserious with your life @ManUtd.
Wale Adedayo 🌍🔰 retweeted
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Better standards. Better markets. Better returns.
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