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Fixing Nigeria’s infrastructure must be private-sector led. All the government must do is provide the support and what we can call a guarantee for the private sector to be able to build infrastructure. #AtikuMeetsBusinessCommunity https://t.co/86bdtrAtBc
We want the APC Government to show what they have been doing for the past 3 years. #PoliticsToday
I will be live on @CTVpolitics at 7pm today. Tune in.
It was a privilege to have received former President Olusegun Obasanjo at the weekend when he paid a courtesy visit on former Aviation Minister, Chief Mbazulike Amechi, before he (Baba) unveiled a statue constructed in honour of Amechi by Ukpor Improvement Union. https://t.co/EZOnyk2YKr
Our country today has the highest number of out-of-school children in the world today. Our inequality has worsened, our misery index has worsened... #2019debate https://t.co/b6lQiA7Eqj
This is your chance to get your voice heard. #LetsGetNigeriaWorkingAgain
Hello Kemi. Congratulations on your blockbuster film, #KingOfBoys. I’m sorry you went through that experience. I agree that things can be better. How? Press RESET on service reforms by retraining public servants to serve, rather than harass Nigerians and visitors.
The sin of HE @atiku is that he is the presidential candidate of the opposition @OfficialPDPNig. We will continue to work and strategize to get Nigeria working again.
Buhari has destroyed the economy, so APC resorts to lies & insults. The false information from @elrufai is part of APC plan to use distraction and disunity to win the Presidency. We have a plan and the experience to make the life of Nigerians better. #LetsGetNigeriaWorkingAgain
From all indicators, our economy is failing. This is why the APC is talking about everything but the economy. Our people are hungry - they don’t need more failed promises and rhetoric.
It was my pleasure meeting with Prince Charles at the residence of the British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Paul Arkwright, in Abuja. We discussed issues of mutual interest between our two countries. https://t.co/rTudz2vl5p
Millions of Nigerians go to bed hungry not knowing where the meal for the next day will come from. Many risk death by crossing the Sahara and the Mediterranean Sea to wherever they can make a living. We can’t let this continue.
I’m proud to work with one of the hardest working men I have met. An @Atiku presidency will not deny its promise to Nigerians in the future. #LetsGetNigeriaWorkingAgain
Thank you all for the welcome. #LetsGetNigeriaWorkingAgain