I was close to Mubi in Adamawa when BH captured it. I was in Taraba during this onslaught just before the 2015 elections. I ignored pleas from family and friends to stay back in the North East about this time, & boasted that GEJ was dealing with terrorists. There was a country!

Inferring a regime change is in your head, HRM. Clear message - smoke out terrorists! If your politics does not enable/sustain terrorists, you should be marching with an army to all hideouts to smoke them out. If you can’t, someone else will, and you deal with the consequences.

How one month carry get 365 days?? This governor never beats that allegation 😂😂

Natural resources with 55 years of life expectancy and 62% of 230 million population in poverty??? 😂😂😂 These lots are too empty!

That response is spineless. You don’t issue abstract to a direct call-out of your failure to foster religious freedom and protect lives and properties. It’s also a signal of your lack of value of the lives of countrymen you have lost in the spate of killings overall. It’s a shame

This isn’t a response, Minister. You’ve only agreed. Yelwata did Nigeria dirty. That was the last straw. Not to add that the government has been handing amnesty and military recruitment to Islamic terrorists who have sacked several Christian communities. It’s a shame!

Prof @muhammadpate RED LETTER has sparked curiosity around Basic Health Care Provision Fund (BHCPF). A Health Anticorruption Advisory has taken this forward, plainly highlighting BHCPF corruption issues along with solutions. @nighealthwatch @HPRG_Nigeria https://t.co/mWfbpxAYp8

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Madam, congratulations. But the ranking you have reported here is a lie from the pit of hell. ABUAD is nowhere near 1st 1400 Universities in the world. You don’t have to lie because of an honorary doctorate.

Back on the road! I recently rejoined the team back on the field, visiting the project sites that had been somewhat deemphasised during the inter-regnum. First, was an unscheduled trip to assess the ongoing works at Zonal Hospital, Degema. This was followed by a brief stopover

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https://t.co/4evEoIW4nD In my latest paper, I found that energy price inflation significantly reduces long run growth in African economies, with the effect more adverse in Burkina Faso and Nigeria. Paper published in World Affairs.

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The sad reality about Nigeria is that all behavioural identities that point to progress and development are missing. The country lacks the behavioural foundations and capacities necessary for development. Nigeria cannot grow beyond where it is currently. It’s a shame! Smh

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As how nau?? How??