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@APCNigeria must stay focused on a responsible and social service driven push of democratic capitalism where we create diverse opportunity!
We are one people, One Cross River irrespective of our political persuations and I call on the government and the security agencies to immediately arrest this new and ugly trend in our state where opposition parties are habitually targeted and violently attacked.
I have just received news of a violent attack on the PDP Governorship candidate and his team on consultative engagements in Calabar today. This is abominable and against the tenets of democracy and we must condemn this act by those hell bent on perverting the democratic process.
We can not excuse a poor performance by the people we elect because their failure is our collective loss. In 2027 we must vote out poor performance and protect our votes.
#A fresh start, one people one Cross River
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It was great joining Njideka Akunyili Crosby — a gifted Nigerian-born, Los Angeles-based artist — to unveil our first portrait together. This piece reflects so many chapters of Michelle and my story, and we’re thrilled that it will be on display in the Hope and Change lobby at the Obama Presidential Center starting this Juneteenth.
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BREAKING:
China has announced it will remove all tariffs on goods imported from the 53 African countries it has diplomatic relations with, allowing those products to enter China without import taxes, and the policy will take effect on May 2026.
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FULL LIST: Multidimensional poverty across states in Nigeria
1. Sokoto: 90.5%
2. Bayelsa: 88.5%
3. Gombe: 86.2%
4. Jigawa: 84.3%
5. Plateau: 84%
6. Yobe: 83.5%
7. Kebbi: 82.2%
8. Taraba: 79.4%
9. Ebonyi: 78%
10. Zamfara: 78%
11. Cross River: 75.4%
12. Benue: 75%
13. Bauchi: 73.9%
14. Kaduna: 73.9%
15. Katsina: 72.7%
16. Borno: 72.5%
17. Akwa Ibom: 71.3%
18. Niger: 69.1%
19. Adamawa: 68.7%
20. Ogun: 68.1%
21. Kano: 66.3%
22. Enugu: 63.1%
23. Rivers: 62.4%
24. Kogi: 61.3%
25. Nasarawa: 60.7%
26. Oyo: 48.7%
27. Kwara: 48.3%
28. FCT: 48.3%
29. Delta: 47.6%
30. Imo: 40.7%
31. Osun: 40.7%
32. Ekiti: 36%
33. Edo: 35.4%
34. Anambra: 32.1%
35. Abia: 29.8%
36. Lagos: 29.4%
37. Ondo: 27.2%
Note: percentage of the population who are multidimensionally poor
#TheCableIndex
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Breaking: NNPCL steps aside as middleman for Dangote Refinery Petrol
Marketers can now buy directly from DR at open market price.
Are we looking at fully deregulated market? Time will tell.
In Nigeria ‘youth’ is not an age demography but an attitudinal group of anyone who can shalaye, speak Student union english, fight, lie, be entitled, be a thug and just generally consitute a nuisance to society.
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BREAKING NEWS:
Innoson Vehicles Produce Their First Electric Car.
it was produced by “Innoson Vehicles” in their manufacturing plant in Nnewi, Anambra State.
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OPERATION END BELLO TURJI🚨
Special squad deployed to Zamfara, Sokoto Kebbi, and Katsina to bring Bello Turji and there likes within 48 days.
To Allah ya basu saa
john upan odey Jr retweeted
This is murky @NGRPresident @NigeriaGov. Why such an unhygienic Public Expenditure method for payment of petrol subsidy- an item that is already had serious legacy issues of opacity?
Is transparency anathema to our government? ✍🏾✍🏾✍🏾
EXCLUSIVE: NNPC gets Tinubu’s nod to spend federation’s dividends to defray petrol subsidy
President Bola Tinubu has approved a request by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Ltd to utilise the 2023 final dividends due to the federation to pay for petrol subsidy, TheCable can report.
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