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Abuja, Nigeria
Joined November 2011
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No civil servants earns exactly N77k because the least grade level you will see is between GL 4-6 and those are cleaners, drivers, plumbers, electricians and clerks. From grade level 7/8 is considered senior staff.
I laugh when people display ignorance asking how much is a bag of rice
Hamza Abdullahi, MNMGS retweeted
Interesting energy development out of Imo State.
Procurement has reportedly commenced for a 100,000 bpd refinery at the Iheoma Marginal Field, with @afreximbank as anchor and @Deloitte and Africa Quality Assurance Center as advisers.
If delivered, Imo could become Nigeria’s top largest refining hub after Lagos.
That could be a major boost for jobs, investment and the Southeast’s energy economy.
Now, the big question is execution.
Hamza Abdullahi, MNMGS retweeted
Sam Anyanwu says the rainbow coalition will sack APC in Imo in 2027, while Governor Hope Uzodimma insists there is no rainbow coalition in the state.
With political conversations heating up ahead of the election, the big question is whether this coalition can translate its claims into votes.
What do you think? Can the rainbow coalition unseat APC in Imo State in 2027?
Hamza Abdullahi, MNMGS retweeted
I agree that INEC should be more responsible. But the truth remains they have really really evolved over time. Casting mind back to the days of Maurice Iwu, you will agree that today's INEC is a virgin or to be fair has just one body count.
Hamza Abdullahi, MNMGS retweeted
FEC Approves ₦631.3bn for Nine Road Projects Nationwide, Says Works Minister @realdaveumahi
Major approvals include:
₦209 billion for the 81.1-kilometre Ado–Ilawe–Ilumaba–Ikole Road in Ekiti State
₦167 billion for the 95-kilometre Etuke–Okene–Ankpa–Otopa Road in Kogi State
₦89.2 billion for the Bichi Ring Road in Kano State
The Council also approved projects covering Adamawa and Taraba states, remedial works on the East–West Road, and rehabilitation of the Sokoto–Illela Road.
The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved approximately ₦631.3 billion for nine road infrastructure projects across Nigeria. The Minister of Works, David Umahi, disclosed this after Wednesday’s FEC meeting presided over by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu at the State House, Abuja.
He added that the first 118-kilometre section of the Abuja–Kaduna–Zaria Road has been completed, while work on the second section is nearing completion.
Hamza Abdullahi, MNMGS retweeted
It is an honour to grace the cover of @ExeleonMagazine's The Most Impactful Women Advancing Public Health in Africa 2026.
We receive this recognition with gratitude, humility, and a renewed sense of duty. For what is distinction if it does not deepen our resolve to serve? Our purpose remains to strengthen health systems, safeguard mothers and newborns, advance the education of our girls, and extend opportunity to communities too often left behind.
May our work leave a legacy measured not merely in accolades, but in lives preserved, minds enlightened, and generations empowered.
The honour is cherished. The duty endures.
ALT https://exeleonmagazine.com/the-most-impactful-women-advancing-public-health-in-africa-2026/
Hamza Abdullahi, MNMGS retweeted
There is a certain peace that comes with accepting that not everything needs to be fixed. Some things need to be understood, some need to be released, and some simply need to be accepted as part of the story. You do not have to fight every battle life places before you. Sometimes wisdom is knowing which battles deserve your energy.
Hamza Abdullahi, MNMGS retweeted
I have said this before, and I will say it again. Not every milestone in your life needs an announcement. Some wins are personal, some dreams are still unfolding, and some doors are better left unopened to the public until you have walked through them.
People can only ruin what they know about. Learn to protect your peace, guard your plans, and celebrate some victories quietly. Not everything needs an audience. Sometimes, silence is wisdom, and privacy is protection.
Hamza Abdullahi, MNMGS retweeted
This would be hilarious if it weren’t so disgraceful. Imagine being so consumed by Islamophobia that someone’s admission to an MBA programme becomes an opportunity to organise a campaign against them. When prejudice comes before evidence, it says far more about the accusers than the accused. Eventually, this obsession will expose its own ugliness!
Allah ma3ak w y7meek @FotoNugget ya akhi el-kareem.
Hamza Abdullahi, MNMGS retweeted
Cross-River youths show off the completed section of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway as they renew their commitments to reelect President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in 2027.
#RenewedHope2_0
Hamza Abdullahi, MNMGS retweeted
The North is for Asiwaju! 💯🔥
#ArewaForAsiwaju #A4A
The love for Asiwaju in Kano is so massive, victory is sure.
Kano earlier today. Just some few supporters testing the mic. After my brother @Mo_Atiku’s event yesterday. 😂
#ArewaforAsiwaju. #A4A
FEC Approves ₦631.3bn for Nine Road Projects Nationwide, Says Works Minister
Major approvals include:
₦209 billion for the 81.1-kilometre Ado–Ilawe–Ilumaba–Ikole Road in Ekiti State
₦167 billion for the 95-kilometre Etuke–Okene–Ankpa–Otopa Road in Kogi State
₦89.2 billion for the Bichi Ring Road in Kano State
The Council also approved projects covering Adamawa and Taraba states, remedial works on the East–West Road, and rehabilitation of the Sokoto–Illela Road.
The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved approximately ₦631.3 billion for nine road infrastructure projects across Nigeria. The Minister of Works, David Umahi, disclosed this after Wednesday’s FEC meeting presided over by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu at the State House, Abuja.
He added that the first 118-kilometre section of the Abuja–Kaduna–Zaria Road has been completed, while work on the second section is nearing completion.
@woye1 @AbiodunEssiet @FMWNIG
Hamza Abdullahi, MNMGS retweeted
Another major boost for Nigeria’s road infrastructure! 🇳🇬
Under the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the Minister of Works, Sen. David Umahi @realdaveumahi , continues to drive infrastructure development across the country.
The Federal Executive Council has approved ₦631.3 billion for nine road projects nationwide, including:
▪️ ₦209 billion for the 81.1km Ado–Ilawe–Ilumaba–Ikole Road in Ekiti State.
▪️ ₦167 billion for the 95km Etuke–Okene–Ankpa–Otopa Road in Kogi State.
▪️ ₦89.2 billion for the Bichi Ring Road in Kano State.
Other approvals cover road projects in Adamawa and Taraba, remedial works on the East–West Road, and rehabilitation of the Sokoto–Illela Road.
Even more encouraging, the first 118km section of the Abuja–Kaduna–Zaria Road has been completed, while the second section is nearing completion.
From new approvals to ongoing projects, the Renewed Hope agenda continues to push road infrastructure forward across Nigeria.
#RenewedHope #RoadInfrastructure #TinubuMustStay #DavidUmahi
Hamza Abdullahi, MNMGS retweeted
President Tinubu will depart Abuja for Makkah on Thursday to perform Umrah, where he will pray for Nigeria’s peace, unity, stability and progress. 🇳🇬🕋
He is expected back in the country next week.
Hamza Abdullahi, MNMGS retweeted
FEC Approves ₦631.3bn for Nine Road Projects Nationwide, Says Works Minister
Major approvals include:
₦209 billion for the 81.1-kilometre Ado–Ilawe–Ilumaba–Ikole Road in Ekiti State
₦167 billion for the 95-kilometre Etuke–Okene–Ankpa–Otopa Road in Kogi State
₦89.2 billion for the Bichi Ring Road in Kano State
The Council also approved projects covering Adamawa and Taraba states, remedial works on the East–West Road, and rehabilitation of the Sokoto–Illela Road.
The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved approximately ₦631.3 billion for nine road infrastructure projects across Nigeria. The Minister of Works, David Umahi, disclosed this after Wednesday’s FEC meeting presided over by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu at the State House, Abuja.
He added that the first 118-kilometre section of the Abuja–Kaduna–Zaria Road has been completed, while work on the second section is nearing completion.
@woye1 @AbiodunEssiet @FMWNIG
