The Financial Times says Tinubu has stabilised Nigeria’s economy through bold reforms but urges him to sustain momentum and ensure ordinary Nigerians, not just investors, feel the impact.
Jake Tapper’s recent behavior redefines journalistic dishonesty in a way that eclipses anything that came before.
Nigeria’s solid minerals sector saw a massive revenue increase from ₦6 billion in 2023 to ₦38 billion by the end of 2024, signaling effective reforms under the current administration.
“God doesn’t make mistakes. That man, Tinubu, was created for a purpose. God gave him the power to change lives…”
On behalf of #RenosNuggeteers locally and globally, I wholeheartedly endorse the President of Nigeria, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, for a second term in office…
“Try to get close to people who look exactly like your future,” Cubana Chiefpriest wrote as he shared a video of his meeting with Davido and the Senate President in Abuja.
“Nigeria has come of age. It is now more competitive and turning the corner.” — President Tinubu
Reno Omokri analyzes how Nigeria’s major ethnic groups engage with media, revealing that Igbos have the highest social media usage per capita, Northerners rely heavily on radio—especially BBC Hausa—and Yorubas prefer private platforms like WhatsApp. He warns that without understanding these patterns, political predictions based on social media can be misleading.
Despite Cardinal Arinze’s effort, Peter Obi was allegedly denied close access to the Pope and was only allowed to pay brief homage following Tinubu’s intervention.
Jameel now identifies as a “Jew Man”, a term used to identify non-cultist, as he hopes his decision will inspire others to leave the violent lifestyle.
