Emloving retweeted
I HATE OPPRESSION, CHAI! 😭💔 This man claimed Lagos belonged to him and no police could arrest him.
If you can help identify him or trace the owner of vehicle AAA-277JZ, please contact me privately. The assault has been reported, and the victim is receiving medical attention.
Lol.
Channels still dey platform this guy 😂😂😂😂😂
“You pledge Nigeria’s future production in exchange for a loan. Today, the delivery price of crude is $145 to refineries around the world. The delivery price for November cargoes is $145 to Dangote in Lekki.
So, if crude oil prices are this high and you are supposed to get revenue accretion from higher crude oil prices, why are you going to borrow $20bn for infrastructure, agriculture and education? Something is not adding up.”
— Kelvin Emmanuel, Economic Policy Analyst, speaking on President Tinubu’s request for $20.5bn and €1.45bn supplementary borrowing plan.
#CTVMorningBrief
Emloving retweeted
Arise don clock this one. Channels go soon follow.
Mr Catalytic converter.
“You pledge Nigeria’s future production in exchange for a loan. Today, the delivery price of crude is $145 to refineries around the world. The delivery price for November cargoes is $145 to Dangote in Lekki.
So, if crude oil prices are this high and you are supposed to get revenue accretion from higher crude oil prices, why are you going to borrow $20bn for infrastructure, agriculture and education? Something is not adding up.”
— Kelvin Emmanuel, Economic Policy Analyst, speaking on President Tinubu’s request for $20.5bn and €1.45bn supplementary borrowing plan.
#CTVMorningBrief
Emloving retweeted
😳👀 They have brought this guy back?!
Can anyone help me understand why he is using a “delivery price” of $145/bbl to about FG revenue? Wetin consine FG & delivery price?
“You pledge Nigeria’s future production in exchange for a loan. Today, the delivery price of crude is $145 to refineries around the world. The delivery price for November cargoes is $145 to Dangote in Lekki.
So, if crude oil prices are this high and you are supposed to get revenue accretion from higher crude oil prices, why are you going to borrow $20bn for infrastructure, agriculture and education? Something is not adding up.”
— Kelvin Emmanuel, Economic Policy Analyst, speaking on President Tinubu’s request for $20.5bn and €1.45bn supplementary borrowing plan.
#CTVMorningBrief
Emloving retweeted
“Demands”
We don’t actually have a welfare state. Our education and health budgets are meager. Our subsidy spending was overrated and bloated by flat out fraud. If we were actually deploying our current budget efficiently, it will cost us maybe half of what it documented as costing.
We should probably start there. Nigerians might demand a welfare state, but Nigeria is *not* a welfare state.
Nigerians largely generate our own electricity, manage our own health, partly fund our own education, have no broad based social safety net etc etc.
Please don’t equate what Nigerians demand to what is actually real. It’s malicious
Emloving retweeted
lol, again, this is false.
🇺🇸’s industrial age in the 19th century was built when it had terrible corruption.
Reducing corruption will reduce efficiency drag but won’t make your country better if other factors ain’t fixed.
Emloving retweeted
Replying to @OmolewaAbraham
I’ll never understand what “fix corruption” means, this lot think corruption is one thing that a switch can be flicked to solve, corruption is multidimensional it exists in various form. How exactly can corruption be “fixed”
Emloving retweeted
The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC), established for sole control of railways, is offering private operators access to its approximately 4,000 km rail network for a fee, provided they supply their own locomotives and rolling stock...
businessday.ng/news/article/…
Emloving retweeted
Nigerians are an interesting people. So no one can connect the CRAZY inflation we’ve always had, the RIDICULOUS budget deficit, and our demand for a welfare state? I’m sorry, is that you guys think money drops from heaven? 😳
Emloving retweeted
Brazil had $544b revenue in 2025. Nigeria had 35b dollar
Brazil 2026 budget was $1.2t
Nigeria 2026 budget was $65b
Brazil 2026 budget for education is $40.5b
Nigeria education budget $2.6b
Chris Ani, you are too educated for this talk.
Stop making comparison like primary
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Emloving retweeted
I don’t mean this with any disrespect, why exactly do many Nigerian not seem aware of just how bad the security situation is. We’re about to be like 20 years into very unrepentant terrorism. I really don’t get it.
Emloving retweeted
Homophobes love to say things like, "Your yansh is leaking" or "You'll end up wearing pampers." But in all my life, I have never once seen a gay man's ass leak.
Highkey why I’ll never support the “You can hide your queerness” argument. Some of us were getting bullied for being gay before we even knew what homosexuality was.


































