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After Atiku's failed flag off rally, Sokoto residents wave Tinubu flags at his convoy as he leaves Sokoto.

Northern Progressives are out in full force to welcome the People's President in Kaduna. The road from the airport to the campaign venue #RenewedHopeInKaduna #RenewedHope2_0

Asiwaju Sau biyu Ne!

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“If you decide to give our left over of about 700,000 barrels crude to refineries at cost of production in the name of subsidy, the question is; how are you going to fund workers salaries, fund the military and police, build roads, build hospitals and manage health crisis? “ Festus Osifo, TUC President

Listen to this and tell me what you understand! Nigeria is on the right track.

Indonesia has six oil refineries processing an average of 1.2m b/d. Indonesia subsidizes fuel and so it is cheap in the country. A litre costs IDR19,150. In dollar, it is $1.07 That is N1,423 if they accept naira. That is the latest price update as at Oct 12, 2026. globalpetrolprices.com/Indon… But it is still cheap. That is why smuggling is a lucrative business in the country. But there style of ‘smuggling’ is unique. It is both within and outside the country. Some locals who are criminally minded, after using their daily quota usually 40 litres move to another gas station to buy more and sell to organizations or other individuals who need more fuel. They sell it sometimes double the official price. The other type of smuggling is the international kind of smuggling and Papua New Guinea is the major destination of smuggled Indonesian fuel. The country that is a beneficiary of fuel smuggling from Indonesia also run a subsidy regime. That is the irony of it all. So how much is a litre of petrol in Papua New Guinea that makes smuggling from a $1.07/litre still profitable? In Indonesia, fuel scarcity is a regular exercise. There was fuel scarcity in October, 2025. In April, 2026. In May, 2026. And presently. The debate either to remove fuel subsidy to curb smuggling and help government have more fund for other economic purposes has been on for over a decade but political considerations have been a major hinderance. Successive governments in Indonesia have attempted fuel subsidy reform 13 times since 1998, aiming to make the subsidy framework more fiscally sustainable. But reforms have often been reversed or scaled back in response to political and economic pressures,” says a report. However, 2027 is being considered as the year that fuel subsidy could be completely removed by government. theinvestor.vn/indonesia-con… Experts argue that in Indonesia, fiscally unsustainable fossil-fuel subsidies can be repurposed to invest in positive incentives for longer-term environmental and social objectives. In my opinion, as a Nigerian, I want to say that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu made the right decision even though, it is hard and it reminds me of why former president, late Muhammadu Buhari praised him for his boldness to remove once and for all, the monstrous economic monster, the fuel subsidy.

Thank you President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR @officialABAT for saying that famous SUBSIDY IS GONE and backing it up with actions. Just see what Indonesians are going through.

So your Nigeria's minimum wage can buy 2 bags of rice now? Tinubu is getting it right ✅️ Joy is coming

This is the Coastal Highway in Ondo State. I know that it was moved inland, but construction continues. The reason is what I don't entirely know which was I said Engr. Dave Umahi has to answer the Ilaje people's questions. Thank you. P.S This video is from a year ago and I will get an update on my next visit home.

Sir Festus Keyamo. Please what is this? This country is not working. Why would they be pushing an aircraft at the airport? You're not competent at all.

TINUBU’S 30-DAY FUEL DISCOUNT IS A PANIC-DRIVEN PUBLICITY STUNT-ATIKU Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has condemned the Federal Government’s proposed 30-day fuel discount at NNPC stations, describing it as a desperate, temporary gesture that cannot repair the damage caused by the crushing cost of fuel. In a statement issued by Phrank Shaibu, Director of Strategic Communication of the ADC Presidential Campaign Council, Atiku said the Tinubu administration’s attempt to dangle a fuel subsidy as bait for Nigerians was reckless, disgraceful and scandalous. He said the same government had watched Nigerians endure excruciating hardship without offering meaningful relief. Now, as the election draws closer, President Tinubu is dangling a temporary discount at the very epicentre of the cost-of-living crisis that has tormented households and businesses. “Atiku totally rejects this calendar-scheduled, election-laced subsidy package. Nigerians are not fools to be offered a month of discounted fuel after years of punishing prices and then expected to forget the hardship when the discount expires. This is shameless and heartless,” he said. Atiku said the proposed 30-day discount was not an economic plan but a political bandage on a wound the government had helped create. “What happens on Day 31? Nigerians wake up to the same brutal prices, the same punishing transport fares and the same rising cost of food. The government cannot manufacture relief for one month and expect Nigerians to applaud while the hardship remains,” he said. He noted that the offer is limited to NNPC stations, while the government has yet to state how much motorists will save per litre or guarantee that any savings for transport operators will be passed on to passengers through lower fares. The former Vice President said the administration’s sudden reversal on this sensitive social welfare issue was itself an admission of guilt over the hardship Nigerians have endured. It also exposed the weakness of the government’s repeated claims that meaningful relief was impossible. “This volte-face proves that the production-support proposal I have advanced is workable, achievable and not complicated. The Tinubu government and its spin doctors have tried to make it sound impossible, yet they are now reaching for a temporary subsidy-style intervention because the pain has become impossible to ignore,” Atiku said. He reiterated his proposal for capped and budgeted production support tied to fuel refined in Nigeria, with safeguards to ensure that the benefit reaches consumers and supports local refining. “Nigerians need lasting relief, not a countdown to the return of hardship. Tinubu’s government cannot spend years telling Nigerians to endure, then offer 30 days of relief and call it a solution,” he said. Atiku restated his commitment to making life affordable again.

TINUBU’S 30-DAY FUEL DISCOUNT IS A PANIC-DRIVEN PUBLICITY STUNT-ATIKU Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has condemned the Federal Government’s proposed 30-day fuel discount at NNPC stations, describing it as a desperate, temporary gesture that cannot repair the damage caused by the crushing cost of fuel. In a statement issued by Phrank Shaibu, Director of Strategic Communication of the ADC Presidential Campaign Council, Atiku said the Tinubu administration’s attempt to dangle a fuel subsidy as bait for Nigerians was reckless, disgraceful and scandalous. He said the same government had watched Nigerians endure excruciating hardship without offering meaningful relief. Now, as the election draws closer, President Tinubu is dangling a temporary discount at the very epicentre of the cost-of-living crisis that has tormented households and businesses. “Atiku totally rejects this calendar-scheduled, election-laced subsidy package. Nigerians are not fools to be offered a month of discounted fuel after years of punishing prices and then expected to forget the hardship when the discount expires. This is shameless and heartless,” he said. Atiku said the proposed 30-day discount was not an economic plan but a political bandage on a wound the government had helped create. “What happens on Day 31? Nigerians wake up to the same brutal prices, the same punishing transport fares and the same rising cost of food. The government cannot manufacture relief for one month and expect Nigerians to applaud while the hardship remains,” he said. He noted that the offer is limited to NNPC stations, while the government has yet to state how much motorists will save per litre or guarantee that any savings for transport operators will be passed on to passengers through lower fares. The former Vice President said the administration’s sudden reversal on this sensitive social welfare issue was itself an admission of guilt over the hardship Nigerians have endured. It also exposed the weakness of the government’s repeated claims that meaningful relief was impossible. “This volte-face proves that the production-support proposal I have advanced is workable, achievable and not complicated. The Tinubu government and its spin doctors have tried to make it sound impossible, yet they are now reaching for a temporary subsidy-style intervention because the pain has become impossible to ignore,” Atiku said. He reiterated his proposal for capped and budgeted production support tied to fuel refined in Nigeria, with safeguards to ensure that the benefit reaches consumers and supports local refining. “Nigerians need lasting relief, not a countdown to the return of hardship. Tinubu’s government cannot spend years telling Nigerians to endure, then offer 30 days of relief and call it a solution,” he said. Atiku restated his commitment to making life affordable again.

"I am in the ADC, HE Atiku is my presidential candidate, that's where I am & we are going to do everything possible for our party" GRV said this. No confusion again for anyone.

An intelligence-led operation by a combined team of troops of the Nigerian Army, Department of State Services (DSS) personnel, and Western Nigeria Security Network, aka Amotekun officers, at the weekend in Owo forest, Ondo State, eliminated a senior leader of the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), Abdussamad Ohida. Security sources said Ohida, aka Anwar, who was on the verge of planning massive terrorist attacks in some southern states, was killed alongside many members of the terrorist organisation by the security forces who led a surprise attack on their forest hideout.

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