Emeka Chigozie
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@BolajiADC @aonanuga1956 , una mind no go rest...
Thank you Mallam Balaji
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The hunter you speak of has no jurisdiction in this forest.
ADC is not lost, we are simply not following unlawful whistles.
Besides, don't forget, the forest hides that which hunts the hunter.
Bayo Onanuga, OON, CON@aonanuga1956
@BolajiADC @inecnigeria Just continue your illegality, the lawless ADC. The dog that wants to get lost in the forest will ignore the hunter’s whistle,
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@PeterObi @aonanuga1956 @BwalaDaniel @SundayDareSD @realFFK @renoomokri ....Una Papa don tweet.. Una mind no go settle
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Tinubu in Jos Confirms ‘Don't Vote for Me’ Prediction on Power Supply
During the 2023 campaign, President Tinubu made a clear electoral promise: “If I don’t give you constant electricity in four years, don’t vote for me for a second term.”
When he took office in 2023, Nigeria had a power supply of over 4,000 megawatts and lower tariffs. Today, the electricity power supply is less than 4,000 megawatts on the average, and Nigerians are paying higher tariffs. Nigeria currently has the lowest per capita electricity consumption in the world, with a rate below 30% of the African average. Africa’s average is 617kwh, Nigeria’s is 144 kWh. This means that Nigerians consume least electricity than other Africans.
In a glaring display of disregard for promises and a lack of trust, President Tinubu, during a brief airport stopover to visit grieving families of the Jos attack on Thursday, April 2, 2026, stated that one of the reasons for his 10-minute stay was that the airport had no electricity. “You have no light here I fly out in ten minutes” At a time when Nigerians are enduring days without power, our leaders cannot even stay a few minutes without it.
Now is the time to stop incompetent leaders—those lacking the capacity and compassion—who prioritise their own comfort over the well-being of the people and make empty promises.
A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO
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STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE
Why President Tinubu addressed the victims of the Plateau attacks at the airport
President Tinubu's itinerary for Thursday included two main engagements: receiving the Chadian President, Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno, and proceeding to Iperu, Ogun State. After Governor Caleb Mutfwang's briefing, President Tinubu suspended the trip to Ogun. Overnight, the Presidential Villa made arrangements for the visit to Jos, with presidential assets quickly deployed. However, the President could not postpone the scheduled visit by the Chadian leader.
The President of Chad was at the Presidential Villa for a very important bilateral meeting focused on strengthening security collaboration between the two countries. The meeting ran longer than expected, affecting President Tinubu’s scheduled departure for Jos.
Upon arrival in Jos, the visit encountered some logistical challenges. While the road distance from the airport to Jos township is approximately 40 minutes, the runway does not support night flights due to the absence of navigational aids. The constraints made it unfeasible to drive into town, meet victims for on-the-spot assessment and return to the airport before dusk. Consequently, state and federal officials decided to bring representatives of the affected community to a hall adjoining the airport so the President could meet with them promptly while adhering to flight restrictions. Among the people in the hall were the Minister of Defence, the Chief of Army Staff and the Inspector General of Police, who had visited Rukuba, the epicentre of the conflict. President Tinubu deployed the high-level team to Rukuba, including the Senior Special Assistant on Community Engagement, to undertake critical groundwork on security and community engagement, with a view to stabilising the area before his arrival.
Beyond expressing his condolences to the victims, President Tinubu’s objective was to engage with critical stakeholders in Plateau State on ending the recurring, decades-old conflict that has resulted in needless loss of lives and property.
President Tinubu’s visit to Jos was not merely symbolic. It was a strategic, high-level engagement aimed at bringing all stakeholders together to address the root causes of conflict and insecurity in the state.
He interacted with the victims, consoled them, and listened to them. He also listened to local leaders and assured them that the federal government would deliver justice and end the cycle of violence. He promised the deployment of 5000 AI-enabled cameras to monitor the city and enhance the identification and arrest of troublemakers.
Furthermore, the President invited the community leaders to Abuja for further talks on finding a lasting solution to the recurring violence in the state.
The meeting, televised live, was solemn and reassuring, boosting residents' confidence. President Tinubu achieved the purpose of his visit, despite the naysayers' attempts to ridicule it. He dropped an unmistakable message: sustainable peace must be built with the people, not imposed on them.
Bayo Onanuga
Special Adviser to the President
(Information and Strategy)
April 3, 2026

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See Nasiru Bala oo
Werey say Dem forge him signature 🤣🤣🤣
Ife Salako@ifesalakooffice
Mr “I-did-not-resign” was even sitting in front at the ADC convention with broad smiles all over his face. Your humanity is intact until APC steals your soul with money or stinking propaganda. Thank you @jrnaib2 for this clip. Ire o✌🏽
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@SundayDareSD They will kill your Children too in like manners, and we shall remind you of this statement.
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“These killings have been here for a long time. I went through it, Dariye went through it, Lalong went through it. Mr. President, I can authoritatively tell you that some people want to use these killings to sabotage next elections but we won't allow them”.
- Jonah Jang, former Plateau State governor during an interactive session with President Tinubu in Jos
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@Magixlamy_ They will kill your Children in that manner too, and we shall remind you of this day.
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Tinubu’s outing today was good.
MC said because of the short time, people won’t be able to address him. He said nah, the National leader of APC must speak, present and former governors must speak, former deputy speaker must speak and then the head of the traditional leaders must speak and he wants to hear from everyone.
He then addressed everyone including families of the victims especially the woman in the trending video. Asked all the traditional leaders to meet him immediately he arrives in Abuja.
Bosun Tijani addressed everyone afterwards and said 5000 cameras to be installed at flashpoints as Huawei and other companies were already on ground to start installation.
You can continue to cry that he addressed them at the airport.
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The ADC NWC Debacle; separating facts from fictions.
I was in court on 12/3/26 when the CA Abuja made the order of status quo that INEC is purportedly obeying regarding ADC leadership. I’ll explain how we got here briefly.
The former NWC of ADC resigned. One Bala Gombe claimed he did not resign and unilaterally declared himself acting Chairman. Needless to say he’s an APC stooge.
So he filed an action at the FHC Abuja. The matter on its merits is still pending. I am counsel representing one of the members of the interim NWC seeking to be joined in the case, so I’m yet to be formerly joined.
At the trial court, we have many applications that are still pending, including POs. The trial Judge, Nwite J, gave an interlocutory order of showing cause why the interim order suspending recognition of Sen. David Mark should not be made. One of the parties appealed that order, to the CA Abuja.
When appeal was entered, Nwite’s hands were tied and he directed parties to take their fight to the CA. At the CA, the appeal was dismissed. The Court of Appeal, SUO MOTU, after the judgment, and without any application from ANY of the parties, ordered status quo.
So what is the status quo?
Simple and basic knowledge of status quo is that David Mark-led NWC IS the interim leadership. That was the position in the trial court and at the CA. There’s also now an appeal at the Supreme Court against the judgment of the CA with a motion for stay.
For INEC to claim it’s now obeying an order of court that’s pending appeal at the APEX COURT is clearly mischief. But well, you know the rest.
END.
A. Badmos.
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@HighChiefOkoro Werey you mean Yorogbas have been begging you for help all this while? 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Yorogbas are beggers
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Dear Yorubas,
I am really curious to know, is it part of your culture to come back to your benefactor the next day to say “thanks for yesterday”?
I’ve noticed that EVERY Yoruba person that I’ve assisted on this app would send a message the next day to say “thank you for yesterday”.
I’ve not noticed this with any other tribe and I don’t do it either.
Please I need to know.
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Tinubu loves issuing useless press statements, protecting Nigerians not his priority: Amnesty International
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ADC gets first principal officer in 10th NASS as 27 members defect ait.live/adc-gets-first…
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@tundeskie He ensured that it will never well with your father multiplied by 10😂😂😂
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