Ideas leave a trail.

Many happy returns to you, my good friend and brother, @royaltyuso. You are not only an emerging leader but an inspiring one at that. I hope you have a fantastic birthday. -PO

During the live show, someone sent in a question and asked how I made money: https://t.co/qNHBFC1evk

“The plan of this administration to pull 10 million people out of poverty annually is not attainable. In six years, they have drawn more people into poverty.” @AriseTV #TheMorningShow

This morning, I will be on Arise TV, after the 9am news—channel 416 on @DStvNg. Tune in.

Delighted to hand over cheques and computers, and other teaching aids to the management and students of Maria Ines College, Obosi in Anambra State. https://t.co/QQaXnW0iwX

A father must leave a better place for the children. That’s why he sacrifices to make life better for them. That is what leadership should be. #NigeriaAt61 https://t.co/EjwprWkcxY

Taxation is an investment. We have 90m Nigerians who are not doing anything. The government first has to invest. How? By putting money in SMEs. In a bank, you cannot withdraw without paying in. Nigeria needs to invest in its people, after which they’d pay back (via taxes). -PO

The type of growth I want to see is the one that will pull Nigerians out of poverty by making the people have disposable income and be able to feed themselves. https://t.co/OLUwhzYNBa

My stand on the issue of fiscal federalism hasn’t changed because it will make the country productive. Whenever such controversies come up, what bothers me is that the country always concentrates on sharing; nobody is talking about how to generate income. https://t.co/lxVxZYQlkW

It was an honour and privilege to have made an investment of N100 million to Shanahan Specialist Hospital, Nsukka, to upgrade its School of Nursing, Midwifery and Health Technology over the next three years. https://t.co/GNNQVyDJlH

As political leaders at all levels, we should not be fixated with the quest for power ahead of the 2023 elections, when the country is collapsing under the weight of insecurity, banditry and corruption, but how to fix the challenges facing Nigeria. https://t.co/l8E49LXivB

I will be a guest on Arise TV (Channel 416) on @DStvNg, at 9am this morning. Tune in.

With President of @TheWilsonCenter, Mark Green, and later with Congressman Chris Smith on Wednesday in the USA. https://t.co/BczBlau3jo

I congratulate Mr Val Ozigbo on his victory in the just concluded primaries and other contestants that participated in the election for their hard work and sacrifices.

I urge Nigerian leaders at all levels of government to pause and ponder as the World celebrates the 2021 #ChildrensDay. The society we abuse today will take its revenge on our children tomorrow.

Restructuring the country will bring out the comparative advantage of every state, and our natural resources that are lying waste will be fully harnessed. It will boost Nigeria's economy and end insecurity. -PO https://t.co/NtSkRSFaz0

Elder statesman Chief Edwin Clark has remained a committed voice in the vanguard to enthrone justice, equity and fairness in Nigeria. On his 94th birthday, I join millions of well-wishers to wish him well. https://t.co/U3116r1PcG

I urge that we use these #EidAlFitr festivities to engender the spirit of oneness and also re-dedicate ourselves to the virtues of love, patriotism and unity for the desired national development.

It is with great sadness that I learned of the death of former Minister of Women Affairs, Sen. Aisha Alhassan. She was a woman of great courage and convictions who distinguished herself in a male-dominated field.

For many years, corruption has remained the leitmotif of leadership failure in Nigeria.