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The @OfficialAPCNg chieftain and Presidential Campaign Spokesman, Mallam @yesmylo, continued his door-to-door and ward-level political engagements to ensure victory for President @officialABAT in 2027, by hosting Imams and community elders from his Dakata Ward, in Nassarawa Local Government Area of Kano State, to a dinner at his residence.
The gathering provided an opportunity for meaningful interactions with the religious and community leaders, who offered prayers for the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and pledged their support for his continued leadership.
The Imams and elders also offered words of encouragement to Mallam Alwan Hassan, commending his sustained engagement with the grassroots and his commitment to the political development of his community.
@nentawe1 @AlakeDele @TheTope_Ajayi @aonanuga1956
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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
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From Stability to Opportunity: Reflections on Nigeria’s Engagement with Asia
Economic stability is not an end in itself. It must create the conditions for investment, enterprise and sustainable growth. This conviction has guided our work at the Central Bank of Nigeria and shaped our recent engagements across Asia.
Rather than approach the IMF/World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok as a standalone event, we made a deliberate decision to use the opportunity to deepen Nigeria’s financial relationships across the region. Our programme brought together engagements in Singapore, Bangkok and China, focused on strengthening institutional relationships, deepening financial markets and improving the financial infrastructure supporting trade and investment.
We approached these engagements with encouraging evidence of progress at home. Inflation moderated to 14.63% in September, from nearly 35% at the end of 2024. External reserves exceeded US$55 billion, their highest level in 18 years, while Nigerian banks raised ₦4.65 trillion through recapitalisation, largely from domestic investors.
These are important milestones, but I remain conscious of the economic pressures many Nigerians continue to face. Our responsibility is to sustain this progress and ensure that stability increasingly translates into tangible economic opportunity.
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From Stability to Opportunity: Reflections on Nigeria’s Engagement with Asia -
At the Nigeria–Asia Financial Connectivity Dialogue, with participation from J.P. Morgan, NGX and FMDQ, we explored stronger connections between Nigerian and Asian financial institutions, investors and markets.
The IMF–World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok provided an opportunity to reflect on Nigeria’s reform experience within the broader global economic conversation.
It was a privilege to join IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva and fellow policymakers for the flagship Debate on the Global Economy, where I spoke about the importance of building more productive, competitive and resilient African economies.
@cenbank @officialABAT @Dattijo @olayemicardoso1
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“Imagine where Nigeria would have been if former President Jonathan had not appointed people like Godwin Emefiele and Abubakar Malami.” 👇🏾
— Laolu Akande
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Check Your BP Today, Whether Young or Old.
Check Your BP Today, Whether Young or Old.
Check Your BP Today, Whether Young or Old.
Check Your BP Today, Whether Young or Old.
Check Your BP Today, Whether Young or Old.
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“ I agree there was a 13th-month doctors' strike under me as governor, but I'm glad there was no mass deqth during the strike.”
Peter Obi
🤦🏽🤦🏽🤦🏽🤦🏽🤦🏽🤦🏽🤦🏽🤦🏽🤦🏽🤦🏽
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I bear witness that there is no god but Allah, and Muhammad ﷺ is the Messenger of Allah.
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Fact: Tupac never won a Grammy, and actually received more awards after his death. 💔
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A 2013 study found that spending money on others yields more happiness than spending it on yourself.
My people, do you agree? 😅
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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
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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
Styled By Grace 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.
Tinubu must stay @FMWNIG @woye1 @OfficialAPCNg
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AFRIDEX 2026: Matawalle Advances Nigeria’s Defence Industrialisation Drive, Engages Global Manufacturers on Strategic Partnerships
The engagements took place on the second day of the Africa International Defence Exhibition (AFRIDEX) 2026, holding at Eko Atlantic, Lagos, where the Minister led a series of high-level meetings and explored emerging defence technologies with potential applications for Nigeria’s military and security architecture.
Hosted by the Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria (DICON), AFRIDEX 2026 brings together leading defence manufacturers, technology innovators, government officials and military stakeholders to explore opportunities for defence industrialisation, technological advancement and international collaboration.
@Bellomatawalle1 @officialABAT
@MODInfoNg
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