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"I dare you to name the mentes of some of this presidential candidates. We will not trades in insults,lies and mischief" @KashimSM
Mandate 2023
Big congratulations to our very own Julius Jamiu Adebayo (@JayItsJam ) on his appointment as Special Assistant to the Ondo State Governor! 🎉👏
This is a well-deserved recognition of your dedication, hard work, and unwavering commitment to the progressive cause. We are incredibly proud of you.
As you take on this new responsibility, we pray for wisdom, strength, and success. Go and serve with excellence!
The Progressives NG celebrates you today and always.
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8 years of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is sacrosanct. President Tinubu will go back to Aso Rock in 2027
Happy 66th Independence Day, Nigeria! 🇳🇬
Today, we celebrate the land of our birth, the giant of Africa, and the home of limitless potential.
66 years ago, our founding fathers and mothers dared to dream of a free and sovereign nation. Today, we stand on their shoulders, honouring their sacrifices and upholding their legacy as we forge a new path forward.
Nigeria is not just a country. It is a spirit. It is a people. It is a promise.
We are a nation of innovators, entrepreneurs, creatives, and resilient souls. Our diversity is our strength, and our shared hope is our bond.
Under the Renewed Hope Agenda, we are witnessing a new dawn — an era of bold reforms, massive infrastructure, and economic transformation. We are building a Nigeria that works for every citizen, regardless of tribe, tongue, or faith.
As we mark this 66th milestone, let us remember:
🇳🇬 We are stronger together.
🇳🇬 Our best days lie ahead.
🇳🇬 Nigeria will rise, and we will rise with her.
Happy Independence Day, Nigeria!
From all of us at The Progressives NG, we wish you a joyful and blessed celebration.
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Rumours will always emanate from politics.
The fact remains that I am here, ready to work, and ready to go.
God bless Nigeria!
While President Tinubu was abroad, Nigeria recorded:
✔️ +$7 Billion – Gateway Deep Sea Port
✔️ $800 Million – IMA Gas Project (FID reached)
✔️ $700 Billion – Nigeria-US Mineral Investment Framework
✔️ $500 Million – Digital Free Zones & Itana Innovation
✔️ $12 Million – Abuja Centre for Entrepreneurship
✔️ Bolloré Group – Deeper Investment in Creative & Digital Economy
This is what economic diplomacy looks like. This is what leadership delivers.
The investments are real. The jobs are coming. Nigeria is open for business
More than 10,000 people in Oke-Oyi are already benefiting from reliable power, including six health facilities and schools, alongside businesses and households using electricity to work, produce and create new opportunities.
Alongside our partners, we commissioned the EU-funded 581kW interconnected solar mini-grid, with even greater impact expected as productive use expands across the community.
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Under our Renewed Hope administration, Nigeria remains open to partnerships that deliver meaningful benefits at home and create opportunities for our people.
I welcome the agreement signed in New York by the Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dele Alake @AlakeDele, and US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau to deepen American investment in Nigeria’s mining sector and help unlock the potential of our mineral resources, estimated at about $700 billion.
From the beginning, we made a deliberate choice to move Nigeria away from simply extracting and exporting raw minerals. We tied new mining licences to local value addition and have worked to attract investment into processing and refining here at home.
That policy is already producing results. New processing plants are being established, billions of dollars in investment commitments have entered the sector, and investor interest in Nigeria’s critical minerals continues to grow.
Our ambition now is to deepen this progress across the entire mining value chain, from exploration and extraction to processing, refining and manufacturing.
At every stage, Nigerians must benefit. Our geologists, engineers and technicians must find work. Our young people must acquire new skills. Local contractors, transporters and suppliers must have opportunities to build businesses. Processing closer to where minerals are found should bring industry, infrastructure and better livelihoods to mining communities.
We are also changing what Nigeria sells to the world. We want to process more here, manufacture more here and export higher-value products.
The agreement with the United States builds on the progress we have already made. We welcome partners who bring capital, technology and expertise and are prepared to create value with us here in Nigeria.
Our mineral wealth must create Nigerian jobs, grow Nigerian businesses and bring greater prosperity to the communities where these resources are found. This is how we turn the reforms we have made into opportunities for every Nigerian.
Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR
President
@NGRPresident @NigeriaGov
Happy 66th Birthday to Her Excellency, Senator Oluremi Tinubu – First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria! @SenRemiTinubu
A mother to many, a mentor to millions, a woman of God, and an entrepreneur par excellence. Your life of service, faith, and compassion continues to inspire us all.
Through the Renewed Hope Initiative, you have brought hope, dignity, and empowerment to countless Nigerians. We celebrate you today and always.
May this new year bring you abundant blessings, good health, and unending joy. Amen. 🙏🎉
From all of us at The Progressives NG – Happy Birthday, Her Excellency!
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It was a pleasure to share a private dinner with President Emmanuel Macron at the Élysée Palace in Paris. @EmmanuelMacron
Our conversation reaffirmed the strong friendship between Nigeria and France, as well as our shared commitment to deepening cooperation and building a mutually beneficial partnership between our two nations.
I thank President Macron for his warm hospitality and friendship.
@NigeriaGov @NGRPresident
FINAL CALL! 45 MINUTES TO GO!
We are about to go LIVE on X Spaces!
Topic: Can Nigeria Build a World-Class Hospitality Industry?
Guest: Aare Abisoye Fagade – DG/CEO, NIHOTOUR
Do join us by 8:00 PM. See the link below and don't miss it!!
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In just a few hours, we sit down with Aare Abisoye Fagade, DG/CEO of NIHOTOUR, to answer one critical question:
Can Nigeria Build a World-Class Hospitality Industry?
The potential is enormous. The opportunities are real. But the work must start now.
Join the conversation tonight:
📅 Today – Sunday, 13th September, 2026
🕗 8:00 PM WAT
📍 X Spaces via @TProgressivesNG
Moderators:
🎙️ @KemPatriot
🎙️ @MrAfobaje
Don't just watch the conversation. Be part of it.
Can Nigeria build a world-class hospitality industry?
Join us this Sunday on X Spaces as we host Aare Abisoye Fagade, DG/CEO of NIHOTOUR, to discuss the future of Nigeria's hospitality and tourism sector.
From workforce development to investment opportunities, from policy to global competitiveness – this is a conversation you don't want to miss.
Moderators: Mr @MrAfobaje & Mrs @KemPatriot
Date: Sunday, 13th Sept, 2026
Time: 8:00 PM WAT
📍 X Spaces @TProgressivesNG
Mark your calendars and come with your questions!
Today, we celebrate a leader of extraordinary calibre: Senator Kashim Shettima @officialSKSM GCON, Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. 🎉🇳🇬
From rebuilding Borno to helping steer Nigeria toward progress, His Excellency has shown that true leadership is about service, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to the people.
We thank you for your dedication to the Renewed Hope Agenda and for standing firmly with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in building a stronger, more prosperous Nigeria.
Happy Birthday, Your Excellency! May this new year bring you abundant blessings, good health, and continued success.
From all of us at The Progressives NG – we celebrate you today and always! 🥂🙏
56 Questions Every Nigerian Deserves Answers To – Will Atiku Respond?
In a democracy, the opposition has a duty not just to criticise, but to present a clear, credible, and costed alternative. Nigerians deserve to know exactly what they are voting for.
The Progressives NG has compiled 56 critical questions that every Nigerian should demand answers to from Alhaji Atiku Abubakar regarding his proposed subsidy return policy.
These are not rhetorical questions. They are about the future of our economy, your salary, your children's education, and the roads you drive on.
Nigerians deserve clarity. They deserve honesty. They deserve a leader who can answer the tough questions before asking for their votes.
The Progressives NG is committed to holding all leaders accountable – regardless of party.
We await your responses, Atiku Abubakar. @atiku
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An Open Letter to Alhaji @atiku Abubakar: Sir, How Exactly Will You Fund the Subsidy You Promise to Restore?
Dear Alhaji Atiku Abubakar,
I write as a voter, not as an opponent. You are the ADC candidate for 2027 and have reaffirmed that you will restore a targeted petrol subsidy. Your team has also described a production-linked model: preferential crude to qualifying Nigerian refineries, capped, budgeted and audited, with the benefit required to show up in product prices. Hardship at the pump is understood. What is still missing is the public arithmetic.
Each question below stands on its own.
- If PMS is held below the economic cost of supply, who pays the difference per litre?
- What is the estimated annual fiscal cost, and at which pump price is that estimate built?
- Will the cost be funded from crude-oil revenue, tax, borrowing, FAAC, spending cuts, or money creation?
- You now describe a shift from import subsidy to production subsidy. What is the Federation’s opportunity cost of selling crude to refineries below market value?
- How will that opportunity cost appear in the federal budget so it is not hidden off-book?
- Who qualifies for preferential crude, and on what production, efficiency and domestic-supply conditions?
- How will you independently verify that cheaper crude becomes cheaper products, not extra refinery margin?
- How will the scheme be audited, and how will middlemen be locked out?
- What is the cap, in naira and in barrels, and who may raise or suspend it?
- What happens to the model if oil prices fall or crude production slips?
- The Federal Government says subsidy removal and related reforms mobilised about ₦15.8 trillion for the federation between June 2023 and December 2025. If subsidy returns, what replaces that fiscal space?
- Of that ₦15.8 trillion, about ₦5.4 trillion was attributed to the Federal Government and about ₦10.4 trillion to states and local governments. Do those higher shares continue under your plan?
- States were reported to have received about ₦9.17 trillion in additional allocations from June 2023 to December 2025 against the pre-removal run-rate. Do they keep that extra flow?
- Local governments were reported to have received about ₦6.66 trillion extra over the same period. Do they keep it?
- FAAC has risen from a few hundred billion naira a month before removal to figures above ₦2 trillion, with a reported ₦3.007 trillion shared in July 2026. What happens to that monthly run-rate?
- If FAAC falls, how do states fund salaries, pensions, schools, hospitals and roads at current levels?
- Would your government cut FAAC to states and local governments to pay subsidy? If not, name the replacement revenue.
- In the first half of 2026, FAAC gross revenue was about ₦18.72 trillion and ₦12.59 trillion was disbursed. Which of those numbers changes first under restored subsidy?
- What happens to the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway?
- What happens to Section V of that highway in Akwa Ibom and the sections already under construction beyond Epe?
- What happens to the Sokoto-Badagry Superhighway, including Section IV in Oyo?
- What happens to the Calabar-Ebonyi-Abuja Superhighway / Trans-Saharan route, including Section II through Benue, Kogi and Nasarawa?
- What happens to the Akwanga-Jos-Bauchi-Gombe-Biu-Maiduguri corridor, including the Gombe-Biu section?
- What happens to the Abuja-Lokoja and Enugu-Akwanga corridors?
- Will those projects continue at current scale, slow down, be cancelled, or be completed with new borrowing?
- The finance scorecard also assigned large extra outlays to wages, external debt service and strategic infrastructure. Which of those three yields first if subsidy spending returns?
- About ₦3.14 trillion was cited as additional electricity subsidy support in the same period. Do you keep power support and restore petrol subsidy together? From which revenue?
THE CONCLUDING PART BELOW
Happy Eid El-Maulud to our Muslim brothers and sisters! 🕌
Today, we celebrate the birth of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (SAW) – a symbol of peace, compassion, and divine guidance. May this blessed occasion bring you joy, prosperity, and renewed faith.
As we reflect on the teachings of the Prophet, let us embrace unity, kindness, and love for one another. Together, we can build a Nigeria that reflects these noble values.
Eid Mubarak from all of us at The Progressives NG!
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Then and Now – Nigeria's Economic Transformation Under President Tinubu.
In just over three years, Nigeria has undergone a remarkable economic renaissance. The numbers tell a story of courage, reform, and tangible progress.
"From 27 states unable to pay salaries to ZERO. From $35 billion to $52.5 billion in FX reserves. From ₦31 trillion to ₦150 trillion in stock market capitalisation. From 24.82% to 17.52% in food inflation.
These are not promises – these are results.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu took the tough decisions that were long overdue. The reforms have brought pain, but they are also bringing gain, and the numbers prove it.
Then and Now – Nigeria's Economic Transformation Under President Tinubu.
In just over three years, Nigeria has undergone a remarkable economic renaissance. The numbers tell a story of courage, reform, and tangible progress.
"From 27 states unable to pay salaries to ZERO. From $35 billion to $52.5 billion in FX reserves. From ₦31 trillion to ₦150 trillion in stock market capitalisation. From 24.82% to 17.52% in food inflation.
These are not promises – these are results.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu took the tough decisions that were long overdue. The reforms have brought pain, but they are also bringing gain and the numbers prove it.
