thebayoakeem™🇳🇬🇰🇷 @Sololurd

Good Afternoon from Mambila Plateau. Can you see the concrete road construction by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu? Very soon, planes will land and take off from the Mambila Plateau. The Mambila Plateau is one of the most beautiful sights to behold in Nigeria. It's home to the largest tea farm in West Africa, cattle ranches, Fruits and vegetables such as carrots, avocado, apples, lettuce, cabbage, pineapple, Irish potatoes etc. PBAT2031 4 + 4 from the Mambila Plateau and Taraba.

PBAT is the first president to build concrete road on Gembu and Mambila mountains to link Cameroon. PBAT is the first president to approve and build an air strip in the Mambila Plateau to improve tourism, investment and connect the difficult terrains to other parts of Nigeria. PBAT administration also approved the concession of the Kashimbila Integrated Cargo/Agro-Allied Airport in Takum Local Government Area. This Public-Private Partnership (PPP) project upgrades an existing airstrip into a full-scale cargo hub for agriculture. Taraba has always voted for PDP since 1999.

Taraba Facts @TarabaFacts

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IN CASE YOU DONT KNOW ABOUT THIS👇 President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's Approval of Mambilla Airstrip Hailed as Major Boost for Taraba's Development. The construction of an airstrip on the Mambilla Plateau has been described as a landmark achievement that will transform tourism &...

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Nigerian elites and using the poor to fight for their selfish interest. When did airport become basic amenity? If it was a basic amenity then we should have an airport in every ward or constituency in Nigeria. What has airport packing got to do with minimum wage? How many minimum wage earners drive to the airport, fly and park their vehicles overnight? Minimum wage earners are packed in buses at Ojota garage or looking for free ride or Sọlẹ at Berger. The Nigerian elites won't ask for the upgrade of Ojota or Mazamaza park, fight for better public interstate buses for the poor. They pretend to like the poor for their selfish gains Even if a minimum wage earner accidentally goes to the airport to fly, he will take a danfo bus. A typical elite is here fighting for cheaper overnight parking so that he can park his car at the airport while he travels to enjoy his vacation or make money. Overnight parking at the airport is not a prerequisite for flying. The airport parking facility is privately owned and maintained. You can park your car on Oshodi bridge or Ikeja along and walk to the airport.

Olamide Obe @olajideobe

2 weeks ago

Nigeria is too poor a country for us to be so much entrenched in and fixated with classism. Airport is meant to be a basic amenity for the use of all. Including "airport parking" and "premium service" in the same sentence is a logical paradox. Please stop gaslighting people for

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DANGOTE DEEP SEAPORT: A New Gateway for Nigeria's Maritime Economy! Dangote Group has commenced preliminary work on the Olokola Deep Seaport, a multi-billion-dollar maritime and industrial infrastructure project covering over 10,000 hectares within the Olokola Free Trade Zone in Ogun State. If completed, it would rank as Africa’s largest deep seaports and one of the largest private-sector port projects in Africa’s history.

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Q4 2025 ELECTRICITY REPORT III: The Numbers Behind Nigeria’s Power Sector Nigeria’s electricity sector in Q4 2025 reflected both progress and persistent challenges. A total of 6,627.56 GWh was supplied nationwide. Ikeja, Abuja, and Eko distribution companies led in output. Despite this, the sector continues to grapple with a high number of unmetered customers, nearly seven million.

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The Ekiti Knowledge Zone Design and Build Project in Nigeria, built by @CCECCNigeria , has officially broken ground. The project will support ICT training, R&D, and innovation, helping drive the development of the region’s digital industry.

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Jobs for our young people remain central to our Renewed Hope Agenda. Through the Presidential Metering Initiative (PMI), which I established to close Nigeria’s metering gap, end estimated billing, protect consumers, and strengthen the electricity market, we are opening a new pathway for 5,000 young Nigerians to be trained as meter installers and technicians under The Power Force.

Every Nigerian deserves access to quality healthcare, regardless of where they live or what they earn. Since assuming office, our administration, through the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, has embarked on one of the most ambitious and comprehensive transformations of our health sector in decades. We are revitalising Primary Healthcare Centres, expanding health insurance, protecting millions of children through immunisation, strengthening our health workforce, upgrading specialist hospitals, improving maternal and child health, and positioning Nigeria to become a hub for pharmaceutical manufacturing and healthcare investment. The progress is becoming evident: - 6 million more Nigerians added to health insurance. - 4,161 Primary Healthcare Centres under revitalisation, with 3,158 already completed. - 14,283 PHCs, representing more than half of all PHCs in Nigeria, are now functional. - More than 102 million children vaccinated against Measles-Rubella, and 17.1 million girls protected against cervical cancer through the HPV vaccine. - 78,054 frontline health workers trained, and 20,000 health professionals recruited into our Federal Tertiary Hospitals. - 503 health infrastructure projects delivered nationwide, alongside the development of 3 world-class cancer centres. These reforms are about saving lives today while building a stronger, more resilient health system for generations to come. The Nigeria Health Sector Impact Report below highlights some of the major milestones recorded so far under the Nigeria Health Sector Renewal Investment Initiative (NHSRII). I encourage you to read it. A healthier Nigeria is central to our Renewed Hope Agenda. We are building a healthier, stronger and more prosperous nation, one reform, one community and one life at a time. Our work continues. The best days of Nigerian healthcare are still ahead of us. Bola Ahmed Tinubu President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

Presidency Nigeria @NGRPresident

3 weeks ago

NIGERIA HEALTHCARE IMPACT DATA: Major Healthcare Milestones Under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (2023–June 2026) Since the launch of the Nigeria Health Sector Renewal Investment Initiative (NHSRII) in December 2023, Nigeria’s health sector has witnessed one of its most

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On Monday, at the Federal Executive Council, our administration approved the most consequential reforms of the National Youth Service Corps Scheme since its establishment in 1973. On the day I was sworn in as your President, I promised to create meaningful opportunities for our young people. I said women and youth would feature prominently in our administration, and this reform is partly the actualisation of that promise.

I welcome African policymakers, innovators, investors, entrepreneurs and private sector leaders to Lagos as Nigeria hosts the AfCFTA Digital Trade Forum 2026. @AfCFTA This year’s Forum, themed “Digital Trade for a Connected African Market,” comes at a defining moment. Africa must now move from aspiration to execution, and from agreements on paper to prosperity in the lives of our people. Nigeria is proud to serve as one of Africa’s AfCFTA Digital Trade Champions. We understand the responsibility that comes with this role, and we are matching it with action. Through the National Single Window @NSW_Nigeria, we are building a faster, simpler and more transparent trading system that will reduce delays, improve compliance, lower costs, and support our importers, exporters, manufacturers and MSMEs. Through B’Odogwu, the Nigeria Customs Service @CustomsNG is modernising customs administration, strengthening revenue assurance, improving cargo clearance, and reducing friction at our borders. These reforms sit alongside our broader digital public infrastructure agenda: digital identity, interoperable payments, data governance and the growth of platforms that allow Nigerian businesses to serve African and global markets. With Nigeria, Kenya and Morocco now piloting the AfCFTA’s ADAPT framework, we are moving from policy to practice in connecting our national trade systems across the continent. The AfCFTA gives Africa the market. Digital trade gives that market speed, scale and reach. Nigeria will continue to work with our African brothers and sisters to build a continent that trades more with itself, creates more value for itself, and competes with confidence in the world. The future of African trade is digital, connected and full of promise. Bola Ahmed Tinubu President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

IMF have released another solid report on Nigeria. This time on inflation. It is not long and it is enjoyable. imf.org/en/publication…

NIGERIA'S TRADE TRAJECTORY Tracking the Post-Reform Trajectory of Nigeria's Trade Nigeria has recorded a cumulative trade of ₦370.89 trillion in the 11 quarters since the launch of major economic reforms in 2023 (Q3 2023 to Q1 2026). This strong positive trade balance reflects the impact of the naira float, foreign exchange market unification, and related policies that significantly boosted naira-denominated export values.

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THE NCTC STRATEGIC PLAN: Nigeria’s Five-Year Blueprint Against Terrorism The National Counterterrorism Centre (NCTC) Strategic Plan (2025 -2030) is a five-year plan comprising kinetic and non-kinetic strategies aimed at addressing the thriving, localization, proliferation and financing of terrorism and violent extremism in Nigeria and the broader West Africa and Sahel subregion. The strategy marks a shift from relying primarily on military operations to a whole-of-government and whole-of-society approach

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I have today signed the NIMC Act 2026 into law. For nearly twenty years, Nigeria’s identity system operated under a law written for a different era. That era is over. This new Act gives our nation a modern, secure and digital identity framework fit for the Nigeria we are building, a Nigeria on the path to becoming a one-trillion-dollar economy.

🚨The Local Governance Accountability Portal (LGAP) and the Policy Registry are now officially LIVE! You can now explore and access both platforms via the links below: 📍LGAP: lgaportal.org 📍Policy Registry: policyregistry.org

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Gas Supply Projects

@vestergaard At full capacity, it will produce 10 million nets per year, which is 30% of Nigeria's annual LLIN demand and create 600 new skilled jobs. 💼 (2/3)

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