Fmr - President of National Association of Public Administration Students, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. Ex Editor in Chief, Public Voice News Agency.
Lagos, Nigeria
Joined March 2018
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Emmanuel Aluko☀️ retweeted
We have just secured release of Rilwan Olawale, who has been detained by the SSS October 25, 2026, at the behest of INEC’s Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) in Lagos, Professor Ayobami Salami. #FreeRilwanOlawaleNow
Emmanuel Aluko☀️ retweeted
Today, we officially signed a landmark partnership agreement with Sterling Bank!
Sterling Bank is committing ₦60 million in prizes for the 2027 South East Mathematics & Science Olympiad.
In addition, the bank is committing ₦24 million to our National Mathematics Quiz, where outstanding students will receive ₦1 million in prizes every month.
But it gets even better!
Our star students will now have access to internship opportunities at Sterling Bank, while winners of the South East Mathematics & Science Olympiad will receive an additional one-year scholarship.
What a bank! What a commitment to the future of Nigerian children!
We will continue to double down on our efforts to build the greatest workforce in Africa by 2036.
We are deliberately investing in the next generation of mathematicians, scientists, engineers, innovators, and problem-solvers.
And I have just one request for everyone reading this:
Open an account with Sterling Bank. Encourage your family members, friends, and colleagues to bank with Sterling.
When a bank makes this level of commitment to the education and future of our children, it deserves our support.
This is the kind of corporate investment that can transform a generation.
Sterling Bank is not just banking on Nigerians. It is investing in the future of Nigeria.
Thank you, Sterling Bank. Our children will remember this investment.
Emmanuel Aluko☀️ retweeted
A man of the people. The Eagle was in Enugu inspite of the opposition’s plan to stop us. You can’t stop a moving train.
Emmanuel Aluko☀️ retweeted
We are outside!!!!
Ndi Enugu, where are you?
Okwute Global in town. The real Peter the Rock.
Emmanuel Aluko☀️ retweeted
HOW MUCH MORE DEBT CAN NIGERIA CARRY?
President Bola Tinubu’s request for approval to borrow $20.52 billion and €1.045 billion raises urgent questions about Nigeria’s debt burden and the future we are mortgaging for the next generation.
Nigeria’s external debt rose from $43.16 billion in June 2023 to $54.52 billion in June 2026—an increase of $11.36 billion, or 26.3%. Total public debt also rose from ₦87.38 trillion to ₦166.79 trillion over the same period, an increase of approximately 90.9%.
Adding the latest loan request and previously approved but undrawn financing suggests potential external debt exposure of about $81.96 billion, assuming no overlap and that all the financing is eventually drawn. This is an illustrative estimate, not official debt outstanding.
The government says the new loans will fund critical development projects. But Nigerians deserve to know precisely what these loans will deliver. Which roads have been completed? Which hospitals are operational? Which power projects have increased electricity supply? Where are the measurable benefits for businesses and households struggling with the cost of living?
If government revenues are increasing, why does the need for additional borrowing remain so substantial? And why seek more loans when lawmakers have raised concerns about inadequate capital releases to ministries, departments and agencies under previous budgets?
Before approving further borrowing, the President and the National Assembly must demand full transparency. Government should publish a project-by-project register of external loans since May 2023, detailing the amounts borrowed and disbursed, loan terms, project locations, implementation status and independently verified outcomes. Nigerians also deserve a clear assessment of future debt-service obligations and the risks posed by exchange-rate movements.
Borrowing can support national development, but only when investments deliver measurable benefits and repayment remains sustainable. The question is not simply how much Nigeria can borrow, but what Nigerians are getting in return.
The National Assembly must subject these requests to rigorous scrutiny and ensure that the public receives clear answers before the country assumes further obligations.
Let’s build the Nigeria we want together, a Nigeria that works.
Signed
Dr. Chiogo Constance Ikokwu Spokesperson NDC National Presidential Campaign CouncilObi/Kwankwaso 2027
#PoliticsforPublicGood
#TakeBackYourGovernment
Emmanuel Aluko☀️ retweeted
A responsible National Assembly will not be approving loans 2 months to election and possibly a new govt.
As I said, a responsible National Assembly.
Emmanuel Aluko☀️ retweeted
Video📹; The Only Candidate fit Enough To Match The Energy Of The Youths….This country must Work Again🇳🇬!!!
Ebonyi Is OK….Nigeria Must Be OK✅✅
Emmanuel Aluko☀️ retweeted
I love his honesty. 😊
'We were almost discouraged we were coming to Peter Obi's region that the southeast belongs to him totally, but we will still bring our message anyways. Reject all visions across tribal lines'
- APM Presidential candidate Seyi Makinde at APM Town Hall Meeting in Enugu
Video Credit : News Central TV // YouTube
Emmanuel Aluko☀️ retweeted
Faith without work is dead!
Work and pray!
Mr Peter Obi will win, be declared and sworn into office by the grace of God
Emmanuel Aluko☀️ retweeted
“When we were coming here, we were almost discouraged because this's Peter Obi's zone. The South East belongs to him totally”
- APM Presidential candidate Seyi Makinde at APM Town Hall Meeting in Enugu
Seyi Makinde spitting fact that the other candidates wouldn't want to hear
Emmanuel Aluko☀️ retweeted
President Tinubu said he wants to run the government that’s why he will not campaign in many states but today he has left the country again
I thought he wanted to focus on governance!
I Dey waka pass
Emmanuel Aluko☀️ retweeted
Today, while speaking to some party officials, I made reference to the inauguration of our National Campaign Council and reiterated my full support for Mr. Ibrahim Abdulkarim as Director-General of the NDC National Campaign Council.
He is young and may not have held political office in Nigeria before. In fact, that is precisely why he has been given this appointment. We must create opportunities for young Nigerians to learn, serve, demonstrate their capacity and grow into leadership, and Nigerian youths CAN.
The NDC is a youth and women-friendly party and a party of the common people. We are building a coalition of ordinary Nigerians to stand together against oppression and work towards a better future for our country.
I have directed all NDC state chairmen and party officials to give the Director-General and all members of the Campaign Council maximum support. All candidates must equally receive the full support of party members, stakeholders, support groups and NGOs in mobilisation, election preparations, canvassing for votes and protecting the votes cast by Nigerians.
Nigerian youths and women must take ownership of the NDC and its mission, actively participate in its growth and lead the collective effort to build a better Nigeria.
We are aware of the interest expressed by party members, leaders and stakeholders in serving on the National Campaign Council. So far, we have inaugurated only its top leadership. The committees, directorates and coordinating teams at the state, local government and ward levels are being compiled to ensure broad participation in our grassroots mobilisation and campaign activities.
Together, let us build a people-driven party that gives every Nigerian, especially our youths and women, a stake in the future of our country.
NDC all the way!
~HSD
