FTV

FTV

@ftvreport

Beyond the headlines: Trusted News, Politics, Public Affairs and the stories that matter most.

FTV is a TikTok creator in Nigeria with 28.7K followers and 403.8K likes. Their videos average 37.2K views, an engagement rate of 3.0%. Most-used hashtags: #ftvreport, #fyp and #2027elections.

28.7K
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403.8K
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Engagement: 3.0% Nigeria 🗣️ English
28.7K
Followers
403.8K
Total likes
37.2K
Avg views
475
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Estimated rate per sponsored post: $140 to $700, based on roughly $5 to $25 per 1,000 followers. This is an estimate from audience size, not reported income.

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Latest video: 2026-10-15

APC chieftain Ayobami Oyalowo says, claiming that the price of a bag of rice has fallen significantly—from about ₦120,000 at its peak to approximately ₦45,000–₦50,000 in some markets.  He accuses some Nigerians and political actors of repeatedly highlighting hunger and hardship in a way he believes is intended to portray the government as insensitive to the struggles of ordinary citizens. Oyalowo also argues that Nigeria sells fuel at one of the lowest prices in the world, presenting the claim as evidence that the government is taking steps to cushion the impact of rising living costs. However, fuel prices, transportation expenses, food costs, and other household bills remain  major concerns for millions of Nigerians, many of whom say their incomes have not increased enough to keep pace with inflation. Although the reported reduction in rice prices may offer some relief, prices can vary widely depending on location, quality, supply, and market conditions. For families already spending a large portion of their income on food, even a lower price may not necessarily make basic staples affordable. With many Nigerians still battling high living costs, unemployment, reduced purchasing power, and rising expenses for transportation, rent, healthcare, and education, the central question remains: are these price reductions enough to meaningfully ease the country’s economic hardship, or do they represent only limited relief amid a broader cost-of-living crisis? #ftvreport #nigeria #apc #fyp  #nigerianeconomy
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APC chieftain Ayobami Oyalowo says, claiming that the price of a bag of rice has fallen significantly—from about ₦120,000 at its peak to approximately ₦45,000–₦50,000 in some markets. He accuses some Nigerians and political actors of repeatedly highlighting hunger and hardship in a way he believes is intended to portray the government as insensitive to the struggles of ordinary citizens. Oyalowo also argues that Nigeria sells fuel at one of the lowest prices in the world, presenting the claim as evidence that the government is taking steps to cushion the impact of rising living costs. However, fuel prices, transportation expenses, food costs, and other household bills remain major concerns for millions of Nigerians, many of whom say their incomes have not increased enough to keep pace with inflation. Although the reported reduction in rice prices may offer some relief, prices can vary widely depending on location, quality, supply, and market conditions. For families already spending a large portion of their income on food, even a lower price may not necessarily make basic staples affordable. With many Nigerians still battling high living costs, unemployment, reduced purchasing power, and rising expenses for transportation, rent, healthcare, and education, the central question remains: are these price reductions enough to meaningfully ease the country’s economic hardship, or do they represent only limited relief amid a broader cost-of-living crisis? #ftvreport #nigeria #apc #fyp #nigerianeconomy

Political and public affairs analyst Dele Fanimo has raised doubts about the sincerity of the support some politicians are showing President Bola Tinubu. Speaking in an interview with VOP TV, he questioned the loyalty of Anambra State Governor Charles Soludo, Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke and FCT Minister Nyesom Wike. According to Fanimo, these political figures are not backing the president out of genuine commitment. He argued that they are in it for themselves and are driven by their own political interests rather than loyalty to Tinubu. #ftvreport #explore #nigerianpolitics #2027elections #fyp
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Political and public affairs analyst Dele Fanimo has raised doubts about the sincerity of the support some politicians are showing President Bola Tinubu. Speaking in an interview with VOP TV, he questioned the loyalty of Anambra State Governor Charles Soludo, Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke and FCT Minister Nyesom Wike. According to Fanimo, these political figures are not backing the president out of genuine commitment. He argued that they are in it for themselves and are driven by their own political interests rather than loyalty to Tinubu. #ftvreport #explore #nigerianpolitics #2027elections #fyp

Imo State Governor and Chairman of the Progressive Governors Forum (PGF), Hope Uzodimma, has appealed to President Bola Tinubu to keep up his current style of governance and sustain the reforms his administration has begun.  Speaking in Abuja at the inauguration of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Presidential Campaign Council, he urged the president to focus on governing while the party handles the demanding work of the campaign. Uzodimma assured the president that the heavy lifting of the campaign would be left to party leaders and members, so that Tinubu can concentrate on delivering for Nigerians.  #ftvreport #2027elections #explore #nigerianpolitics #fyp
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Imo State Governor and Chairman of the Progressive Governors Forum (PGF), Hope Uzodimma, has appealed to President Bola Tinubu to keep up his current style of governance and sustain the reforms his administration has begun. Speaking in Abuja at the inauguration of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Presidential Campaign Council, he urged the president to focus on governing while the party handles the demanding work of the campaign. Uzodimma assured the president that the heavy lifting of the campaign would be left to party leaders and members, so that Tinubu can concentrate on delivering for Nigerians. #ftvreport #2027elections #explore #nigerianpolitics #fyp

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