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Abeokuta, Nigeria
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So shall it be in Jesus name.
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Dr. Oladipo G. Seyi retweeted
Dear Ms. @OgeOnubogu,
Thank you for so eloquently representing Nigeria at the congressional hearing. Your voice brought clarity, balance, and hope. Nigeria is strengthened when it embraces the passion and expertise of its diaspora citizens who care deeply about the country’s challenges and its future opportunities.
Otunba Segun Showunmi
The Alternative.
Why is nobody talking about the resemblance of Pacquiao and @prophet_odumeje
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That last second head tilt saved Donald Trump's life.
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Arise TV recently had an exclusive interview with Nabeeha's father, on the unimaginable ordeal faced by him and his six kidnapped daughters. Recounting the harrowing incident, he described how their abductors spoke in Hausa & Yoruba.
Dr. Oladipo G. Seyi retweeted
APPEAL FOR FUNDS TOWARDS ARIYO OLADOSU FAMILY's RELEASE WHO WERE KIDNAPPED ALONGSIDE THE LATE NABEEHA AND HER SISTERS
Recall the news on the kidnap of some families in an Estate in Abuja, Nigeria, last week. The family (wife and four children) of our friend, ARIYO OLADOSU, a lawyer, alumnus of AAUA and indigene of Ekiti State, was kidnapped in the unfortunate incident.
Their abductors demanded for a ransom of 60 million naira and following the inability to raise the money, one of the children was killed on sunday.
In view of this, we are appealing for financial support to facilitate quick and safe release of his wife and the remaining three children.
We humbly request that you help us to kindly send whatever you can afford to save this family to the Bank details below:
ARIYO FOLORUNSO OLADOSU
0024647077
Guaranty Trust Bank.
May God protect you and your families.
Dr. Oladipo G. Seyi retweeted
THE RISE AND FALL OF S.T SOAP 🧼 INDIGENOUS BRAND
You Remember S.T SOAP 🧼 that was very popular in the 80s and 90s right?
Open and Read
Retweet to educate someone
Dr. Oladipo G. Seyi retweeted
The 8 years of Babatunde Fashola as Minister of Works had zero benefit to the Southwest. From ekiti to Ondo,oyo to osun,oyo to ogun…..ALL the federal roads are in terrible shape. I’ve never seen anything as terrible as this!!
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Igbo Ora, a popular place in Oyo State, is the twin capital of the world because of the high rate of twin births recorded in the city.
Last Saturday, I was at the Igbo Ora Twins Festival
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As we fight for the Naira, I have one recommendation for the new central bank boss in Nigeria: push your men and women to work on working papers, over just press releases. By forcing them to develop working papers, you push them to become more rigorous and analytical as they craft policies. If that becomes the way the bank operates, you will likely get deeper insights on previous policies, and that will help you architect future ones.
The website of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) for years has no working papers the public could consume to see the data which is driving some of the policies. And when some policies are reversed, we do not have the benefit of going back to see what could be learned from those previous calls. I am yet to read a working paper or publication on the border closure benefits. No one has written on the economic impact of the recent Naira redesign . The R&D and Strategy units in CBN should not make these reports classified if they have them.
As that happens, there is a new major change: “The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has disclosed reasons behind its decision to remove FX restrictions on 43 items previously placed under ban by Godwin Emefiele, the apex bank’s former governor.” Do we have a working paper to explain the benefits since this ban was implemented? Where are the papers? And now that we are reversing the call, do we have models?
Let's go intellectual and let the BEST IDEA WIN. We can even engage our professors of economics. I like to see models, and working papers will ensure we can look back, even as we plan for the future. That is Africa's Sankofa. May Naira breathe better. tekedia.com/the-new-cbn-gove…
