Void votes 😂
Put body first
After receiving and going through the Certified True Copy of Justice Peter Lifu's judgment, we can state without hesitation that the entire charade has collapsed. Nowhere in that entire ruling is the name of His Excellency Atiku Abubakar or any other legitimate candidate mentioned. The APC cabal thought they could weaponize the judiciary to scare us into submission, but their pathetic web of propaganda, lies, and desperate legal extortion has completely expired. Let them hear this loud and clear: we are not afraid of their compromised maneuvers, we will not retreat, and no amount of political sabotage will break our resolve. Atiku Abubakar is coming, and Tinubu must go!
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Darrick being treated?! 😂
We haven’t treated any manager well.
It has nothing to do with Carrick!
The club need to come out and speak…
There needs to be open dialogue. How have we got to this point?
Talk about their way of working…
How Carrick is being treated?
How have they got to this point in moving forward with Poch?
Will record shortly my thoughts 💭
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This old men will make it difficult to progress.
When was the last time something like NELFUND was provided to students???
Over 25yrs ago!!!!
“We have to admit that the APC have been very thorough in their campaign.”
@JimiDisu reacts to the APC’s newly unveiled manifesto, acknowledging the party’s campaign efforts while questioning the administration’s record, particularly in the education sector.
#NigeriaInfoMCF
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New Yorkers generally do not like Trump. Yet, you don’t see them insulting Mamdani for working with Trump for their good.
Be wise.
Your leaders should not be allowed to lounge under the excuse that the government in power is the “other side”.
It’s your destiny.
These are the questions I expect people to be asking.
I insist that it’s unwise for a people to be in perpetual opposition. Leave opposition work for politicians, but demand your entitlements from whichever government is in power.
Don’t cheat yourself by being foolish.
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Its because your heart is bitter and ugly that you can't see why people are excited about a sight like this..
If this photo came out of Ghana or Rwanda we wouldn't hear the end of it..
Foolish people.
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‘I received our Under-17 flamingos who are the first to win the World Cup in Africa at the airport today. It’s unfortunate that in a country where we have a sitting President who should be at the airport to receive and welcome these young warriors is no where be to found’ I have promised to support them and encourage them’
NFF gbe werey ni handicap 😂😂😂.
Peter Obi will never be our President
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That’s why the power problem is largely a funding problem.
Its operation is expected to also be at “Bambiala “ level.
That’s how you know something that won’t be fixed in years!!!
Private investors won't invest to provide 247 electricity supply with our current problem.
We still need govt to provide patient capital to put things to order for the private guys to deliver.
TCN tariff component is around N15/kWh, inside that N15, the share of TSP is around N7 or N9/kWh. At this pricing, who can invest in your transmission if not the govt?
You also cannot privatise the transmission for various reasons including security and pricing.
On the Discos side, the owners didn't quite invest much on either metering or network. They are looped in the circle of fixing, rehabilitation and maintaining current network rather than expansion.
Take for example, Enugu disco total customers is 1.6m, total metered are 800k, leaving 808k unmetered.
If you want to meter those 800k customers at average price of N200k, Enugu disco need N160bn either in equity or debt or both.
If I'm being conservative, it will take Enugu 2 to 3 years to fully meter those customers and based on the record as at august, Enugu disco is losing N11bn every month from both billing and collection losses.
assuming 2 years to fully meter, N11b * 24 months = N264bn.
but lets not use N264bn, lets use N150bn because as you meter customers and close some gap, your losses will be going down...
N160bn to fully meter customers.
N150bn estimated losses within the metering period.
Total funding requirement = N310bn.
I make a big assumptions here, which closing of metering can reduce your losses. Reality may differ.
You think someone can put N310bn in Enugu disco at the current borrowing rate and then wait for long to recover his funds? Don't be deceive, no one will.
Here is another catch, putting all this money wouldn't ensure stable supply to Enugu without having a reliable supply to the franchise. If investors put that money and transmission fail, then your capex recovery time just get elongated.
You also cannot charge ridiculous tariff. But lets assume NERC/SERC allowed you to charge ridiculous tariff like N500 or N700/kWh to recover capex. What happen next is demand destruction.
If people cannot afford the tariff and stop using the electricity because of your pricing, it means revenue will be plummeted, thereby incurring loss or destroy your cashflow, making capex recovery difficult if not impossible.
However you look at it, govt need to take some things off the investor's table. Whatever they are doing, they need to do more.
...And pls, Nigeria is NOT Lagos, nobody is going to pay N500/KWh for electricity despite it being reliable.
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They must be getting advises from same mad man Obi gets his from. We have too many blind following in Nigeria & it's worrisome.
Where was he b4 they left Nigeria? He likes scoring cheap political points. He'll soon be visiting churches to playing his religious cards & division.
Abu is looking for respect 😂
He would have the money but it won’t be on the shelf.
E sese bere..
It is not just disrespectful, it is a collapse of morals for Speaker Tajudeen Abbas to ask Atiku Abubakar to name 3 projects he did while serving as VP.
Let's start with a short history lesson.
In 1999, Atiku Abubakar sacrificed his mandate as Governor-elect of Adamawa to serve Nigeria as Vice President. He chaired the National Economic Council, led the economic reforms that birthed GSM, bank consolidation, and private sector-led growth.
In that same 1999, Tajudeen Abbas was just a Manager, Jos Tobacco Distribution Company Ltd. A private manager distributing cigarettes in Plateau.
In 2007, Atiku left office after 8 years of defending the Constitution, standing against third-term tyranny, and saving our democracy with his bare hands.
In that same 2007, Tajudeen Abbas was a Lecturer at KASU, as HOD Accounting Department.
Atiku was a STATESMAN at the Villa. Tajudeen was a LECTURER in Kaduna.
Tajudeen entered the House in 2011, twelve years after Atiku had built the Fourth Republic he now legislates in.
You do not ask your father to prove fatherhood. You do not ask a builder to name 3 blocks he laid when you live in his house.
Some things are not politics. They are morals. They are history.
I stand with Atiku Abubakar, the bridge builder, the democrat, the father of modern Nigerian economy.
It's your time, history has write your legacy.
#SB
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Apoda 😂
He does not even understand what he is saying.
Atiku has come up with a better procedure to manage fuel subsidy. We are reintroducing production fuel subsidy. If you don't produce in Nigeria, we will not give you subsidy....
- Rotimi Amaechi, ADC Vice Presidential Candidate, speaks on the ADC's plans to reintroduce fuel subsidy
#SunriseDaily
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