😃😃😃Egbon japa
Very useless people, una go leave una brothers and sister wey dey shout APC for east alone, come dey swear for other people wey dey do same thing for West here. Later them go say na one tribe dey tribalistic, if you allow them bully you e mean say you foolish be that. Lol 😂 just bring it on, me I dey here for you.
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observant retweeted
Think Yoruba first organisation has a functioning digital Yoruba library where you will see Awolowo’s books for free.
Share with your friends and family. You can even download it.
Thank you 🙏🏾
thinkyorubafirst.org/library…
Those ibo urchins were resposting a transformer with obi’s picture on it 😂as a pass mark 😭😭😭….the likes of cross and their other big accounts 😂😂
OGUN STATE IS NOW PERFECTLY POSITIONED FOR SOMETHING BIG. 🔥🔥🔥
The new Abeokuta 330/132kV Transmission Substation at Toolu is now on track for completion by December 2026 (video attached).
Here are 6 things you should know:
1. The project is part of Phase 1 of the Siemens Presidential Power Initiative (PPI).
It is expected to contribute 480MW of additional transmission capacity to the national grid. It’s roughly 50% of the 986MW capacity upgrade of the Phase 1 of the project, which covers 5 substations across the country.
2. A massive 300MVA transformer has arrived and it is being installed.
3. The existing facility is being upgraded into a modern 330/132/33kV transmission substation.
In simple English, this means a stronger connection to the national electricity transmission network and greater capacity to move electricity into Ogun State for onward distribution.
4. The improved transmission infrastructure is expected to strengthen electricity supply to major industrial and manufacturing clusters across Ogun State.
5. This means cheaper operating costs for businesses as the dependence on diesel (production fuel) will reduced significantly. Direct effect of that is more industrial investment, greater potential for business expansion and job creation.
6. This is a Federal Project. The Presidential Power Initiative (PPI) is a partnership between Nigeria and Germany, with Siemens Energy. Its broader ambition is to modernise Nigeria’s electricity infrastructure and increase the country’s power system capacity towards 25,000MW.
The Abeokuta project is one of five major substations being upgraded in the first batch, alongside projects in Oyo, Kwara, Anambra and Sokoto.
Ogun State holds the key to a prosperous Nigeria.
God bless Ogun State.
God bless Nigeria.
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We stopped doing research as a Generation 💔
You have to have an account
archive.org/details/awoautob…
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I bought solar 3.2kva from one Benfik solar company in Ibadan around mokola.. this was June this year. Just four months they’ve repaired the battery 3times now the 4th time. Replace the battery dem say No..they are even acting like they know the battery is bad 4rm d onset
Nigerian solar installers. Nigerian solar installers. Nigerian solar installers.
How many times did I call you?
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observant retweeted
Reverse psychology is when half of an entire ethinc group leave their enclaves to other regions as economic migrants, only to tell you the host that, their region is better than yours. Is like someone from Pakistan or Sudan, or Afghanistan or even Nigeria telling a US or Canadian citizen that their home country is better than the host country.
You must really have a badly developed brain for you to have migrated from your shitholes, to the SW and tell me, your erosion ladding region is better. If that is the case why are you here?
To make matter worse you transferred your voting card in their thousands to try an influence elections in our region.
Well I don't blame you. I hope our leaders can be as foresighted as the Great Sage Awolowo.
So many Governors and local governments chairmen has gone fat and lazy. They know they are rulling over dummies that just want to attack the president in every situation
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If not for Obi’s greediness
Possibility that the present Nigeria president now will be atiku vice by OBi
You're the most greediest politician I have ever seen in Nigeria.
And you'll never be the president of Nigeria.
I don't like Tinubu, but if Peter Obi loses the election, I'll still prefer Tinubu over you.
Because you have failed to read the room and throw your weight on the yearnings of Nigerians.
All you want is power.
And you'll never get it.
End.
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observant retweeted
President Tinubu is my candidate, and he has my vote come 2027. Not necessarily because he is the best or the only person capable of turning this country around, but because, among the three frontline candidates, I believe he is the most qualified and competent based on my assessment.
He is pushing reforms that I believe have the potential to reshape Nigeria’s economic fortunes. I understand that reforms come with sacrifices, but I remain hopeful that Nigerians will begin to enjoy the benefits as the results start to manifest.
I believe the bigger picture matters, and I am hopeful for a better Nigeria.