Di name “Agbo” na im dey trend for number 16 position for Nigeria side of X, formerly Twitter, as trends24.in dey track am. Di topic get im own search link for di platform, and anybody wey open am go see wetin users dey post under di name. But di tracking site no tell wetin push di trend, and dis brief no carry any particular post wey show wetin pipo dey argue about, so no be possible to tie di trend to one single person or one single matter.
Wetin dey clear be say di name show up for news within di same week, for two different places. One na columnist Osmund Agbo, wey write for Premium Times on Saturday, 17 October 2026, under di title “Luddites as gatekeepers of literature.”
Di other one na Dennis Nnamdi Agbo, member of di House of Representatives for Igbo-Eze North/Udenu Federal Constituency, Enugu State. Na him name dey inside di subsidy reports wey come out within dat same week.
Vanguard, on Sunday, 18 October 2026, report say di lawmaker describe President Bola Tinubu removal of petrol subsidy as di most patriotic act by a Nigerian president since independence for 1960. Agbo tok am for lecture wey him deliver for di 2026 Distinguished Public Lecture Series of di Department of Public Administration and Local Government, University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Dem hold di lecture for Princess Alexandra Auditorium, and di title na “Three Years of Post-Subsidy Removal: Evaluating the Socio-Economic Effects of Nigeria’s Deregulated Downstream Sector.”
Him talk say Nigeria bin technically bankrupt when Tinubu enter office on 29 May 2023, and say drastic measures dey needed to face di economic problem wey di country get. Di lawmaker, wey be former consultant with di World Bank and di United Nations Development Programme, still tok say di policy no be populist one and e no dey politically convenient, but e come from wetin him call generational outlook and patriotic zeal.
“Truth be told, if we appreciate the true workings of our national politics, it will be understood that the removal of fuel subsidy is the most patriotic act of a president since our independence,” na wetin Agbo talk.
Him argue say past governments bin dodge subsidy removal even though e be like say e must happen one day, and na lack of political will dey behind am. Vanguard report also carry say di lawmaker tok say di reform don boost government revenue and capital spending.
Three days later, The Guardian Nigeria carry di same lawmaker under di headline “Enugu turning subsidy removal gains into tangible benefits-Agbo,” where dem identify am as di member wey dey represent Igbo-Eze North/Udenu Federal Constituency.
