This is why in my Lagos metro proposal, I have the MMIA served by 2 metro lines. 1. The Yaba line (Red) branch linking MMIA to Lagos Island in the south, & Ifo in the North. 2. The Idimu line (Lime green) orbital, connecting Kosofe, Alausa Secretariat, & Ikotun to MMIA & MM2.

What's the next reform after State Police ? Governors will demand more FAAC, that one too sure . That will eventually lead to sth else Small , small we are getting there 😁😁 Oii, APC might be a blessing in disguise

The power ecosystem in Kano just got better. We commissioned four transmission substations at Walalambe, Kumbotso, Dakata and Dan-Agundi, adding 544MW of wheeling capacity to Kano and the national grid.

Since the President signed the Electricity act in 2023 and gave State governors the power to generate electricity, only ONE state has made concrete steps to generate electricity; LAGOS. It has been 3 whole years!

Many People still do not know the depth of what State Police in Nigeria is and how it can change the Power and Political Chess game in Nigeria especially in Multiethnic States and Regions. It can neutralize Hegemons, destroy feudalism, democratize means of violence and stability

Tinubu is without a doubt the most consequential president we’ve ever had. State police and the removal of fuel subsidy are great achievements, especially because of the prize to pay politically (which is why many others didn’t do it).

Every right thinking person globally knows Nigeria is on the right path except Peter Obi, Atiku and their likes.

He starts with quoting from 2010-2014, when he clearly knows or maybe he didn’t know that this problem didn’t start then, he goes on to say within the period of x-x but uses the start of an admin to measure his own metrics, GDP was way less in Buhari’s time,same as GDP per capita

I want this idea to die a natural death or we end up dangerously empowering emperors and mini Pharaohs 🙏

Maturing is realising the Daytona may be the best Rolex model made Damn

BREAKING: 24 States Approve State Police Amendment, Meeting Two-Thirds Threshold Twenty-four State Houses of Assembly have approved the proposed constitutional amendment to establish state police in Nigeria, meeting the two-thirds threshold required for the process to advance. States that have approved the amendment: Adamawa, Akwa Ibom, Anambra, Bayelsa, Benue, Cross River, Delta, Edo, Ekiti, Enugu, Gombe, Imo, Kaduna, Kebbi, Kwara, Nasarawa, Ogun, Osun, Oyo, Plateau, Rivers, Taraba, Yobe and Zamfara. Status in other states: - Scheduled for plenary: Kano - Under committee review: Bauchi, Katsina - Received: Abia, Borno, Ebonyi, Kogi, Ondo, Sokoto - No public update: Jigawa, Lagos, Niger The constitutional amendment process must be completed, followed by federal legislation establishing national standards, oversight, funding arrangements and operational rules. Each state seeking to establish its own police service must also enact state legislation and obtain certification confirming that it meets national minimum standards before operations can begin. State police would operate alongside the federal police, with coordination and accountability mechanisms remaining in place.