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Cry for me jo.
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Primary and secondary education is majorly the state government responsibility, and in Lagos state which is the only state he has ever been a governor, education is free.
So wtf is your point?
Awolowo introduce free education in both primary and secondary schools but president Tinubu introduce Students loan into our education system.
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Hamzat said Fashola spent 3 years seeking private investors to finance the Blue and Red rail lines but was unsuccessful.
Una think say he no deliver the railways early? Lmao.
Muhammed O. Yusuf retweeted
Omo, I just wish President Tinubu could get the applause he deserves. Look at the years of economic blockages the man is clearing. Do you even understand what previous federal governments left behind? For years, they used fuel subsidies, artificially cheap prices and distorted FX policies to mask the real problems in the economy. People became so accustomed to those policies that they now mistake temporary relief for good economic management. That's why some still believe Yar'Adua was the best president. But we need to look beyond cheap fuel and ask whether the policies actually built a stronger economy for the future.
Who dey give una all this lie?
You no clock say your father na dull man and fraud but you are calling a former governor, a graduate of Oxford and Cambridge names. You are envious of Peter Obi that you wish your father could achieve one quater of the man he is. Sorry Jeff that your father failed you. 😂😂😂
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Muhammed O. Yusuf retweeted
He promised the Super Eagles, he fulfilled it ✅
He promised the Super Falcons, he fulfilled it ✅✅
He promised D’Tigress, he fulfilled it ✅✅✅.
What makes you think he won’t fulfil this one?
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Nigeria has rewarded the U-17 Women's National Team, the Flamingos with N100 million ($74,300) each for winning the 2026 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup.
The Coach will also receive N100 million, while each member of the Technical Crew will get N50 million ($37,150).
Muhammed O. Yusuf retweeted
Will I vote President Tinubu? YES. Will I vote Hamzat in Lagos? YES. Will I voice out my opinions on issues of national importance as I deem fit? YES. Does voting a few candidates on the platform of the APC mean blindly supporting policies/decisions without asking questions? NO
Muhammed O. Yusuf retweeted
Flashback to June 19, 2002. When Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu, as Governor of Lagos State, inaugurated the first phase of the Network of Roads in Lekki Peninsula Scheme II.
Muhammed O. Yusuf retweeted
@PeterObi and the erosion story. The other side he left out!
Muhammed O. Yusuf retweeted
You know it’s cheap to vie for the presidency of Nigeria, especially for those like my big friend Peter Obi, who is clout chasing, like he went out of protocol to welcome our young victorious Flamingos, the female footballers.
- Vice President Kashim Shettima today in Ondo State
Muhammed O. Yusuf retweeted
President Bola Tinubu’s administration Clears Federal Pension Backlog, Reduces Benefit Processing From 21 Months To 48 Hours.
More Details:
- Eligible retirees under the Contributory Pension Scheme will receive at least ₦52,500 monthly, replacing the extremely low payments that many vulnerable pensioners previously depended on.
- Low-income retirees will also benefit from the PenCare initiative, which provides access to essential healthcare through a dedicated pension industry-funded scheme.
- The time required to approve retirement benefits has dropped from as long as 21 months to 48 hours under PenCom’s Zero Waiting Time policy, improving the transition from active service to retirement.
- The Federal Government had cleared its inherited outstanding pension obligations, ending a backlog that had persisted across successive administrations.
- Improvements in regulatory oversight, industry capacity and the administration of retirement benefits as part of the ongoing reforms
Muhammed O. Yusuf retweeted
Look at the level of damage done to this country by the same people now telling us junk about how Nigerians are suffering. 🤦🏻😭
Many Nigerian pensioners waited 21 months for retirement benefits after decades of service.
Under President Tinubu, that wait is now just 48 hours. The government has cleared inherited pension backlogs, introduced a ₦52,500 minimum monthly payment for eligible Contributory Pension Scheme retirees, and expanded healthcare support for vulnerable pensioners through PenCare.
God bless Tinubu oo!!
President Bola Tinubu’s administration Clears Federal Pension Backlog, Reduces Benefit Processing From 21 Months To 48 Hours.
More Details:
- Eligible retirees under the Contributory Pension Scheme will receive at least ₦52,500 monthly, replacing the extremely low payments that many vulnerable pensioners previously depended on.
- Low-income retirees will also benefit from the PenCare initiative, which provides access to essential healthcare through a dedicated pension industry-funded scheme.
- The time required to approve retirement benefits has dropped from as long as 21 months to 48 hours under PenCom’s Zero Waiting Time policy, improving the transition from active service to retirement.
- The Federal Government had cleared its inherited outstanding pension obligations, ending a backlog that had persisted across successive administrations.
- Improvements in regulatory oversight, industry capacity and the administration of retirement benefits as part of the ongoing reforms