Member, Governing Council, Nigeria Maritime University | NIPR Certified | Digital PR professional, I help brands craft messages that spark desire, fuel growth.
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Benedict Aguele, ANIPR retweeted
"When the other one saw that they were going to attain an incline of challenge in leadership in the PDP, he ran away and abandoned the party and ran to ADC, will you give such a person the Presidency? A person who has no leadership qualities or sense of responsibility, no sense of cohesion that can do good to this country"
- President Tinubu
#RenewedHopeInAkwaIbom
Benedict Aguele, ANIPR retweeted
PBAT arrives at the Godswill Akpabio Stadium to massive cheers of the Akwa Ibom Progressives #RenewedHopeInAkwaIbom
Benedict Aguele, ANIPR retweeted
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Full Speech at #RenewedHopeInAkwaIbom:
“Atiku ran away from PDP and jumped into a legally defective party. Peter Obi is in one party they call NDC where he's running for president. He ran away from erosion in Anambra. He couldn't confront erosion. They lacks leadership character and traits. I, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, confronted the Atlantic Ocean. I tamed it for you.... If you didn't collect your PVC, please go and collect your PVC. I'm begging you for the sake of your future. I promise you a better future, I promise you development, I promise you education, I promise you skill development, I promise you jobs."
#PBATInAkwaIbom
Benedict Aguele, ANIPR retweeted
DG APC PCC, Senator AbdulAziz Yari's quotes at #RenewedHopeInEkiti.
#RenewedHope2_0
Benedict Aguele, ANIPR retweeted
"The people of Lafia has suffered ill luck of bads road over the years but look now, you have gotten a bypass to Markudi & double lane to Shendam....." - FULL SPEECH OF THE VICE PRESIDENT @KashimSM AT #RenewedHopeInNasarawa
#RenewedHope2_0
Benedict Aguele, ANIPR retweeted
EVIDENCE, NOT NOISE!!!
Across various sectors, Cross River state has had a fair share of the Renewed Hope administration.
Below are some of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's impact in Cross River State in 3 years covering several road projects, port modernization and major education interventions.
Renewed Hope is working.
#PBATImpact
#RenewedHopeInCrossRiver
#RenewedHope2_0
Benedict Aguele, ANIPR retweeted
Imagine being so desperate to deny reality that you try to claim a live 2026 march is from 2022.
In 2022, Bola Ahmed Tinubu was not yet President and could not have been referred to as GCFR in that capacity. The banner alone should have been enough to make you question your factless claim before rushing to publish it.
But then again, if basic details staring you in the face cannot trigger a second thought, perhaps the problem isn't the video but the processor interpreting it. 😂
Benedict Aguele, ANIPR retweeted
🔥 *6 DAYS TO GO!* 🔥
The countdown continues!
*FOGOCOM–TSG NATIONAL CONFERENCE 2026*
*DATE:* Tuesday, 29th September 2026
*VENUE:* NAF Conference Centre, Abuja
A historic gathering of Governing Council Members from Federal Tertiary Institutions across Nigeria.
Benedict Aguele, ANIPR retweeted
None of this is a secret. It's publicly available feedback most PR pros just don't read.
#BOAPR
#media
#publicrelations
Benedict Aguele, ANIPR retweeted
6 Years of Turning Stories into Success!
Six years ago, we set out with a simple mission: to help brands find their voice, tell their stories, and build lasting reputations.
Today, as we celebrate BOAPR LTD’s 6th anniversary, our hearts are full of gratitude.
“We cannot continue to rely on a funding model that is essentially on life support,” he said, noting that the 2024 education budget allocation of about 6.3 per cent falls significantly short of the 15 to 20 per cent global benchmark.
leadership.ng/funding-crisis…
Never underestimate the power of a solid connection. Keep pouring into your relationships and building a community rooted in quality. You might not see the harvest today, but rest assured, a time is coming when you’ll be so grateful for the seeds you’ve sown.
According to reports from Punch, for February 2026, the 774 local government councils in Nigeria collectively received N456.467 billion.
Yet Nigerians continue to put so much pressure on the federal government that is doing everything possible to release funds
to the local government councils that are even closer to the grassroots. We should start redirecting the call to local government councils on what they have done with these funds. The state government is also not left out they have received more funds from the