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BREAKING | A child’s veins froze from the bitter cold in Gaza, marking the first reported child death from extreme cold this winter.
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When someone says: "I don't know how to help"?
But all I'm asking is for people share and leave a dot.
gofund.me/5544bc939
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Elon Musk has blocked your access to me because I am from Gaza, and he does not want me to reveal the suffering we are enduring in Gaza.
Please, if you see me, put anything in the comments
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When someone says: "I don't know how to help"?
But all I'm asking is for people share and leave a dot.
3 replies — even dots — can save my children 💔
To donate 👇👇
gofund.me/017c79c6e
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So all these Senate members flew into Ekiti Airport from Abuja and other states today, entered their SUVs, drove through the airport road and into Ado-Ekiti for the APC campaign rally… and nobody saw the road? 😂
You literally cannot miss it. The road is bad enough to shake sense into anybody inside that convoy.
You came to Ekiti to campaign for President Tinubu in 2027, but while driving from the airport into Ado-Ekiti, did nobody ask: “Who is responsible for this road, and why is it still like this?”
This is the funny part of Nigerian politics. Politicians can fly in, drive through the same terrible roads as ordinary citizens, see the suffering first-hand, wave at the people and continue to the rally like nothing happened.
What exactly are we campaigning for if the most basic infrastructure around an airport cannot be fixed?
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Economic Reforms Are Making the Rich Richer and the Poor Poorer - Peterside
If you ask a rich man, he will tell you the current reforms are working because he is getting richer. The concern should be for the 140 million Nigerians who are getting poorer.
Atedo Peterside, President, ANAP Foundation, and Founder, IBTC Bank
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“It is telling that the President, who has been in power for three and a half years, only remembered a 90-day plan 90 days before the election. That shows you that they are not governing, they are politicking... In the medical laboratory of the APC, every problem in Nigeria can be cured by a bag of rice...”
— SDP presidential candidate, Prince Adewole Adebayo.."
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For almost four years you people didn’t plan on how to ease cost of living for Nigerians that you deliberately caused. Less than 3 months to election you now have a solution.
God will punish all of you.
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When A Revered Emir Spoke Raw Truth To Power & Its Lieutenants
"You are the ones in power, but you have forgotten the common people. Politics has become selfishness, not service."
"Every 4 years you come to my palace with cap in hand, asking for prayers, asking for support. After election, you disappear to Abuja, to Lagos. You don't come back until next election. Is palace voting center or toilet that you visit only when pressed?"
"In my days, politics was about community. Now politics is about one man, his son, his wife, his bank account. You call it Renewed Hope, but people in Katsina are in renewed hunger."
"You are fighting each other in APC - Governor Dikko Radda vs former Governor Masari vs former Governor Aminu Bello Masari supporters vs Abuja boys. All fighting for 2027 ticket while bandits are in Batsari, in Jibia, in Safana killing people. Is that not selfishness? Your people are dying, you are fighting for ticket."
"In my Emirate, 52 schools closed because of bandits - same number Doka mentioned in his article. Farmers cannot go to farm in 12 LGAs. People pay N10m, N20m ransom to Turji and his boys. And you come to me talking about DG campaign for Tinubu 2027? Should you not be talking about DG security for Katsina 2026?"
"Where is Bello Turji? You promised to handle security. Turji is in forest 100km from here. Go and bring him, then come and campaign."
"If You Are Selfish, People Will Be Selfish With Their Votes".
"If you do politics of selfishness - only for your family, your cronies, your contacts - then people will also do politics of selfishness. They will collect your rice and vote against you. They will collect your N5,000 and still vote for who they want. Because you taught them selfishness."
"In 2023, you brought rice, you brought money, but Katsina people still split votes. In 2027, if you bring same selfish politics, they will collect but not vote you."
~ Emir of Katsina - HRH Alhaji Dr. Abdulmumini Kabir Usman CFR
To APC, Tinubu & The DG APC/Tinubu-Shettima Presidential Campaign Council & His Co-emissaries.
📌 And to all of us Nigerians.
Me: Message succinctly delivered with royal imprimatur. Nothing to add.
#EyesOnTheBall
#MakeNigeriaAffordableAgain
@officialKolaO @phrankangel @Laurestar @SamuelOmogor @realkenokonkwo @omonlakiki
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#breaking : Pastor Paul Found Guilty of Murd€r!ng 190 Children
Pastor Paul has been found guilty of murd€r!ng 190 children after allegedly ordering them to starve themselves to d£ath in order to go to heaven before the end of the world. 😢🙆♂️
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Nigeria’s Passport Plunges From 90th To 181st Position. Visa-Free Access Falls From 44 Destinations To 24
Nigeria’s passport has reportedly dropped to 181st out of 196 countries in the latest IziVisa Passport Ranking Index, down from 90th position in July 2026.
According to data published on IziVisa.com, Nigerians can travel to 24 countries visa-free, obtain visas on arrival in 16 countries and access 43 countries through electronic visas.
The report highlights a decline in Nigeria’s visa-free score from 44 destinations in July to 24 in the latest IziVisa ranking.
IziVisa explained that passports are ranked according to the number of destinations their holders can access without obtaining a visa beforehand, including visa-free entry, visas on arrival and electronic visas.
The United Arab Emirates leads the 2026 ranking, with access to 185 of 198 destinations through the three travel categories, while Switzerland occupies second position. Luxembourg, Malta, Denmark, Spain and Finland also feature prominently.
Separately, the July 2026 Henley Passport Index placed Nigeria 90th out of 199 passports, with visa-free access to 44 destinations. The index, published by Henley & Partners, assesses passports against 227 travel destinations using data from the International Air Transport Association.
Among African countries, South Africa ranked 49th globally, with access to 101 destinations, followed by Botswana in 61st position with 81 destinations. Morocco ranked 67th with 71 destinations, while Kenya placed 68th with 70.
Ghana ranked 70th, with access to 67 destinations, while Nigeria shared its position with the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Turkmenistan in the Henley ranking.
However, the IziVisa and Henley indices use different methodologies and coverage, meaning their rankings are not directly comparable.
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@inecnigeria has disregarded the Electoral Act by failing to publish the voters’ register online for public scrutiny, even after the statutory 90-day deadline has passed.
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In case you are not keeping track of all the taxes that will be enforced after the elections:
1. Personal income tax (PIT/PAYE)
2. Pay-As-You-Earn (PAYE)
3. Value Added Tax (VAT)
4. Companies Income Tax (CIT)
5. Development Levy
6. Capital Gains Tax (CGT)
7. Withholding Tax (WHT)
8. Stamp Duties
9. Tax on Rental Income
10. Tax on Investment Income
11. Presumptive Tax
12. Global Minimum Tax
13. Property and State Taxes/Levies
14. Customs and Import Duties
15. 5% Fuel Surcharge
You go vote abi you no go vote?
Nigerians Will Pay Fuel Tax When The Economy Becomes Stable — Minister of Finance, Taiwo Oyedele
Nigeria’s Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Taiwo Oyedele, has said the Federal Government will introduce fuel taxes when the economy stabilises and citizens’ incomes can accommodate the extra costs.
He disclosed this in an interview with ARISE News on the sidelines of the 2026 IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok, Thailand, explaining that the government would first consolidate its economic reforms, restore growth and improve household earnings.
Oyedele said imposing additional levies immediately after petrol subsidy removal would have worsened Nigerians’ hardship.
“You remove subsidy, you can’t immediately impose taxes. That would be insensitive. You push the people to the wall,” he said.
The minister noted that fuel taxes account for between 20 and 80 per cent of petroleum prices in some countries, while several African nations impose multiple levies on fuel products.
He said the proposed revenue would support infrastructure and help the country prepare for future disruptions in fuel supply.
“Not because we want to impose taxes, it will be because those amounts of taxes will be dedicated into road infrastructure, they’ll be dedicated into building our fuel reserve, that can help us moderate prices of fuel products, if anything happens,” he explained.
According to Oyedele, the arrangement could also allow the government to suspend the levies temporarily when necessary to cushion the effects of market shocks.
“This is what more than 50 countries around the world, they were reducing the taxes, but we had no taxes, there was nothing to reduce,” he added.
“There has to be an order published in the gazette by the finance minister, which means we can’t do it in secret,” he said.
Oyedele maintained that the taxes would only be introduced when economic conditions improved sufficiently and Nigerians could understand the reasons for the policy and its expected benefits.
