Ghana Spent $250 million Dollars to build the Kotoka International AirPort Nigeria is spending $512 million dollars to RENOVATE an existing airport 🤦‍♂️💔. An airport that is already there oh . In less than 24 months , Tinubu has also borrowed 30 Trillion Naira . In less than 2 years oh . So year dear Nigerians good luck 😆. Moral lesson: Pray for good leaders . By

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Ghana Spent $250 million Dollars to build the Kotoka International AirPort Nigeria is spending $712 million dollars to RENOVATE an existing airport 🤦‍♂️💔. An airport that is already there oh . In less than 24 months , Tinubu has also borrowed 30 Trillion Naira . In less than 2 years oh . So year dear Nigerians good luck 😆. Moral lesson: Pray for good leaders .

As a mark of national pride, each D’Tigress player has been awarded: 💰 $100,000 🏠 A plot of land 🥇 OON national honour Coaching crew members will also receive $50,000 for their exceptional contribution. Congratulations to them

Asake left YBNL not Olamide 🧏. the media are just the one's preaching wrong narrative just to make asake feel like he betrayed his boss just because he got a bigger and better record label internationally. YES the rumors are true that he felt cheated on the cut he has been getting from the royalties on songs he has been singing after 3 years in the label, but he didn't just leave the man Olamide who brought him from trenches and gave him the world. Asake and Olamide are still in contact and he still seeks advice from him before taking any step, even in his newly signed contract with GAMMA records he seeked validation from Baddoo before signing that deal and he was even featured on Baddoo's recently released album. No drama, no quarrels, no fights just peace and love Olamide grants him freedom to shine and indeed Asake is still shining despite the fact that he took a little break. BADDOO na BABA AJehhhhh 🙌 he doesn't sign artists, He signs superstars and Asake is one of them.

Breaking News 🚨🚨🚨 Ibrahim Traore is making his country a place for everyone to Visit . Cameroonian football legends, Samuel Eto'o and Rigobert Song, were among several African football legends who joined Burkina Faso's charismatic leader, Ibrahim Traore, today to reopen a newly rehabilitated stadium in the capital Ouagadougou. Under Traore's leadership, the stadium, which had been deemed substandard by the Confederation of African Football, has been rehabilitated and can now host international competitions. Monday's ceremony drew thousands of Burkinabe who turned out to celebrate the development and spectate a football match pitting the country's soldiers against Africa's retired football stars. The match that featured Eto'o and Song ended 1-1. Moral lesson : Na still AI ? Imagine a stadium that was abandoned is back and up to standards bringing legendary players into the country . Long Live Traore

Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers: 1. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has announced a reward of $100,000 for each member of the victorious national female basketball team, D’Tigress. He announced the reward at a reception organised for the team at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, on Monday. Check comment section for more......

Senate President Godswill Akpabio has received the 2025 International Peace Award from GPMI for his leadership and diplomacy, notably restoring Nigeria’s membership in the Inter-Parliamentary Union after 50 years. Na waa

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The Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, in the northern states has called for the adoption of the Kaduna peace model as a strategic approach to promoting national unity and fostering religious harmony across the country. Chairman of Northern CAN, Rev. John Joseph Hayab, made the call on Monday during the Kaduna Inter-Religious Dialogue on Peace, Unity, and Security Committee Meeting, held to mark the two-year anniversary of Governor Uba Sani’s administration, organised by the Kaduna State Bureau of Interfaith. Check comment section for more.....

The All Progressives Congress, APC, has accused former Kaduna State Governor, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, of attempting to impose former Vice President Atiku Abubakar as presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, at the expense of national unity. The APC claimed that El-Rufai and his allies in the ADC were attempting to undermine Nigeria’s power rotation arrangement by pushing for Atiku’s candidacy in 2027, despite the presidency currently being held by the South. Check comment section for more....

"I Served Nigerian Army For 31 Good Years Only To Be Given 3.5 Million Naira While Small Small Girls That Just Did Small Running, Tinubu Gave Each Of Them 160 Million Naira.👇👇👇👇 Retired Soldier Speaks Out Against Inequality and Injustice A retired soldier, who served in the Nigerian Army for 31 years, has expressed outrage and disappointment over the treatment of veterans like himself. During a protest in Abuja, the soldier lamented that after decades of service, he received a paltry sum of 3.5 million naira, while politicians and their associates receive vastly larger sums. A Stark Comparison The soldier cited the example of young women who allegedly received 160 million naira each from President Bola Tinubu, contrasting this with his own meager compensation. This perceived injustice has sparked widespread outrage and frustration among retired soldiers. A Sobering Reality Check The retired soldier also highlighted the vital role the military plays in maintaining national security. He warned that without the protection of soldiers, the country would be vulnerable to attacks and instability, noting that even Aso Rock, the presidential villa, would not be safe without military presence. A Call for Fairness and Recognition The protest in Abuja underscores the need for fair treatment and recognition of the sacrifices made by retired soldiers. The retired soldier's words serve as a poignant reminder of the importance of prioritizing the welfare and compensation of those who have dedicated their lives to serving the nation.