Tinubu is my mentor, I criticise his policies, not him – Ali Ndume clarifies

Penguins and Climate Change

Penguins depend on safe ice and food, which are threatened by warming waters. Overfishing reduces their prey even more. Conservation policies and marine protected areas will ensure their future.

The government must listen to the people. This is a democracy, not a dictatorship or an oligarchy. Policies should never be imposed on the people without considering their welfare.

The government must listen to the people. This is a democracy, not a dictatorship or an oligarchy. Policies should never be imposed on the people without considering their welfare.

Mohammed urged the Federal Government to review its policies to ensure they reflect the interests of all Nigerians.

Bauchi State governor, Bala Mohammed, has described the tax reform policies introduced by President Bola Tinubu’s administration, as anti-North and a threat to the unity of Nigeria.

President Tinubu's tax reforms have sparked debate, but what do they mean for Northern Nigeria? The region has vast resources – fertile land, minerals and strategic borders. Here's how these reforms can drive growth:

1. Agricultural Boom: With simplified taxes, investors will flock to the north's fertile land, boosting farming and food production.
2. Mining and Revenue: Streamlined tax operations will increase revenue from mineral resources.
3. Cross-Border Trade: Unified tax authorities will facilitate trade with neighboring countries.
4. Infrastructure Development: Fairer revenue allocation will fund roads, electricity and digital connectivity.

To maximize these benefits, northern leaders should:

1. Diversify Economy by exploring tourism, manufacturing and innovation.
2. Invest in People by developing education and healthcare infrastructure.
3. Empower Entrepreneurs: Offer tax incentives and business-friendly policies.
4. Foster Regional Cooperation by Collaborating with neighboring states and countries.

By embracing these reforms and strategies, Northern Nigeria can:

1. Unlock economic potential
2. Drive growth
3. Improve lives

Thank you
Sanni Mudathir

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Delta gov throws punches at Tinubu.

Governor Oborevwori challenges Tinubu’s policies with tough questions.

“Can we talk of increased money in any state in Nigeria? What is the worth of such money in the face of galloping inflation, gross devaluation of the naira, unparalleled hunger," he said.