O'tega Ogra
@otegaogra • 19,024 subscribers
FCIM. MCIPR. Strategic Comms Executive. Proud Nigerian. Senior Advisor on Digital/New Media to President Bola Tinubu of Nigeria @ngrpresident @officialabat
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RESCUED! 47 innocent Nigerians, mostly women and children, rescued from ISWAP captivity in Kangarwa, Kukawa Local Government Area of Borno State by Operation Hadin Kai (OPHK). Our troops continue to push forward against terror and protect communities across the North East. #MopThemAll DEFENCE HQ NIGERIA Nigerian Army
O'tega Ogra26,904 views • 1 month ago
I remember when NELFUND was launched. Some of the same naysayers now rallying against the newly launched FreeTV platform spoke badly about it. They mocked it, dismissed it and tried to frighten Nigerians. Then, students started seeing their school fees paid directly through NELFUND. They started receiving upkeep allowances. Families started feeling real relief. The same thing happened with the Tax Reform Laws. A current VP candidate, Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi, even went to a public place to lie that government would automatically start taking money (25%) out of people’s bank accounts by January/February 2026 in the name of tax. Today, the truth is clear for all to see. Most Nigerians and small businesses are paying less, not more. This is the pattern with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu Bola Ahmed Tinubu. He does not just announce programmes. He thinks it through, implements, and builds ecosystems. FreeTV is not just about television. It is about opening up a whole new value chain in broadcasting, content, technology, jobs and local enterprise. If you are a young producer, filmmaker, content creator, scriptwriter, camera operator, editor, animator, sound engineer, installer, technician, app developer, call centre agent, decoder assembler, advertiser, regional storyteller, or small business owner, this is what FreeTV portends for you. 1. Over 100 channels from day one. 2. National, regional and state channels all free-to-air. 3. Content in Nigerian languages. 4. Free Mobile access through the FreeTV app. 5. Regional studios in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Enugu, Kano and Benin for you to utilise. 6. Jobs in production, installation, technical support, local content creation and customer service. - For families, it means access to television without monthly subscription. You have been complaining about PayTV (e.g. DSTv) charges for too long. - For rural communities, it means satellite coverage that reaches every part of Nigeria. - For creatives, it means more platforms for Nigerian stories. - For small businesses, it means new advertising windows. - For young Nigerians, it means skills, jobs and opportunities across the broadcast value chain. This is what President Tinubu is building. They are not isolated interventions, but full ecosystems that create access, expand opportunity and unlock value for ordinary Nigerians. Remember this: The naysayers will shout first. The people will feel the impact later. That has always been the difference. Well done, Nigerian Broadcasting Commission and NIGCOMSAT for the partnership that brought this to life. ~ I am O’tega OGRA, ‘The Tiger’
O'tega Ogra22,514 views • 1 month ago
Reforming the government procurement system is critical to actualising President Bola Tinubu's vision as outlined in the Renewed Hope Agenda. During Mr President's budget presentation to the joint session of the National Assembly in December, he clearly underscored the importance of public service reforms to drive efficiency, transparency, and accountability in public spending. I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Dr. Adebowale Adedokun, the Director General of the Bureau of Public Procurement. We engaged in an enlightening discussion about the various initiatives and strategic measures underway to propel these critical reforms. Dr. Adedokun offered valuable insights into the challenges inherent in the current procurement framework and the innovative solutions being crafted to align with the administration's objectives. Be sure to stay tuned for the full interview coming out later this week, where we will explore the specifics of these reforms and their substantial impact on the nation’s governance and economic development. #TheTiger #Unfiltered Bureau of Public Procurement Bola Ahmed Tinubu Presidency Nigeria Government of Nigeria State House Abuja, Nigeria
O'tega Ogra108,353 views • 1 year ago
The politicians who privatise others' political parties said Nigeria should copy Argentina and Ghana's economic reform models. Their leading contenders wrote epistles online and shouted it at any opportunity. Well, time has revealed that both countries are not exactly the models AA and PO preached them to be. Nigeria would have failed woefully had we taken that path. As always, they showed a lack of ideas neither did they show the capacity to think things or the consequences through. Thankfully, President Bola Tinubu is not like them. The World Bank says our reforms are now used as a model for others to follow. Follow who know road.
O'tega Ogra26,459 views • 3 months ago
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