mbonu Sunday

@JesusisChristX Amen

The gates of Hell are wide and open. Don’t sink into the abyss. If Jesus is your Lord and Savior, type Amen.

@Olawalesalami17 @CrownprinceCom2 If the state governors are performing you will be the one to commend the president for the allocation so🤷

@CrownprinceCom2 Of yes, you people are blind by blaming the president have you guys question your state governor your local government chairman what's are they doing with the funds release to them the security funds governor collected every month what's they doing with it

Be honest: will you vote for Bola Ahmed Tinubu in 2027? ○ Yes ○ No

@AgberoFcBAT @KadunaResident When you can talk is if Adc eventually win the presidency and no one defected then you can talk boldly

We are currently at the APC National Convention in Abuja seeing a level of unity the opposition can only dream of. While Obi is jumping from Labour to ADC to Coalitions the APC is consolidating its hold on the North Central and beyond. You don’t win the Presidency with Twitter Vibes you win it with the kind of institutional strength President Tinubu has built over 30 years. It’s not about being dirty it’s about being Unstoppable

Peter Obi cannot win 2027 presidential elections on a free and fair basis. Tinubu will be very dirty. Is Peter Obi ready to play the dirty game?

@sammyalfred7 @KadunaResident @EdeCasmir Did he ask his followers to snatches it grave it and run away with it?

@KadunaResident @EdeCasmir Peter Obi has always been dirty. He is just a boy in the dirty game, while Tinubu is way dirtier

@MiladJames @toyintaylor @ArinzeNwaOtu @dammiedammie35 @1 OK, no problem, just that it affect us more.

@KoemanSunday @toyintaylor @ArinzeNwaOtu @dammiedammie35 @1 You have a point. But my point is about someone saying global oil price should not affect Nigeria Oil price.

“Why should petrol be expensive in a country that produces it? if it's not a sign of fa!lure, Why is the w@r in Iran affecting Nigeria, a major producer of oil?” - Dele Farotimi.

@DataDriven3 @NigeriaStories How much can minimum wage do than now

@NigeriaStories Hmmm very soon $1 will equal 1 liter x.com/i/status/20356…

BREAKING: In spite of the drop in crude oil prices to $100 per barrel from $130 per barrel, oil marketers have continued to sell petrol at N1,300 per litre and above across Nigeria 🇳🇬

@ABBATHEOG @NigeriaStories Isn't the people in power, government regulatory bodies not buying fuel what are their work mainly?

@NigeriaStories Na we dey do ourselves in this country

@AShammeh @NigeriaStories The president is the minister of petroleum

This is the time we should leave the govt out of this and deal with the Marketer's in a serious way or else they won't do anything about the price. Now they will be claiming they haven't yet sold out the stock they bought at $130 but if it were to increase they wouldn't say that. Bunch of criminals.

@stopcorruption1 @SaharaReporters @PoliceNG That's if he his not working for APC

@SaharaReporters I thought the new IGP of @PoliceNG is an anti-corruption Marshal. He has a good reputation with the masses, and I hope he will clean up the rot in the Nigerian Police Force.

Police Collect N50,000 For Bail Of Resident Who Shouted ‘No Light, No Water’ During Governor Bago’s Visit To Suleja | Sahara Reporters bit.ly/3O0upAj

@SavvyRinu This governor was singing on your mandate we shall stand

BREAKING: Niger Governor ordered arrest of a resident who shouted at him saying “no water, no light” after his Friday visit to the mosque. This is utter madness. Utter disgraceful madness!

@MiladJames @ArinzeNwaOtu @dammiedammie35 How much is your minimum wage so we can compare

@ArinzeNwaOtu @dammiedammie35 How much do you buy diesel in nigeria? I bought diesel here in the UK £1.75 a litre! Do the conversion. Before the Iran war it was £1.32. I had bought, in the past, diesel for £1.95. Una mumu too much.

@toyintaylor @MiladJames @ArinzeNwaOtu @dammiedammie35 @1 How much is their minimum wage and ours?

@MiladJames @ArinzeNwaOtu @dammiedammie35 I have helped you jare. Before the war you were buying for 2,500 per liter @1,900 to a pound (£) and now you’re buying for 3,230.

@JosephJo30890 @Samkel_Bani @Malc_OE @dammiedammie35 😅😅

@Samkel_Bani @Malc_OE @dammiedammie35 lol I no see em shadow again😂

@RajiArch @Adv69182520 @osazenoo @thisis_aj12 They are following their leader the president to loot

@Adv69182520 @osazenoo @thisis_aj12 Are u not getting it yet, d only reason why we bought petrol at 65 or 100 was because of subsidy. This is the original price of petrol. Now the question is, what is your state governor, Senator, Rep and local government Chairman doing with the gains from subsidy removal they got?

Current Fuel situation in India but you think Tinubu has failed you?

@JesusisChristX Amen

God is killing 3 big demons in your life today - Debt - Disease - Anxiety Type, "Amen."

@Jamani_Khanyi Amen

Try and Fail but don’t fail to try in JESUS name ❤️🥹🙏

@AyaZd001 @Xpress_LS @Elkrosmediahub If you say they are paying high price for electricity, that means for them to have a good stardard of living will be hard compare to Nigeria let's take UK for example how much is their minimum wage to Nigeria?

@KoemanSunday @Xpress_LS @Elkrosmediahub Yes na. Lol. U never travel before? Oboy. Constant electricity is expensive as fuck. The Nigerians I know won't be able to afford it. Government will still have to subsidize it and that won't be possible

In 2014 to 2018, Egypt invested about $25billion to revamp its electricity sector, successfully moving from a chronic power deficit to a surplus. This increased their power generation capacity by 84%. When Peter Obi traveled to Egypt during his campaign for presidency, halfwits in the ruling party here made mockery of it. Today, those some of those imps are flaunting their solar panels for show offs, while the rest of them lock in a total of 45mins of power weekly. Criminals!

@Xpress_LS @Elkrosmediahub Is neighboring countries paying higher price for electricity.

There’s some truth in your post, but it’s selective and oversimplified. Yes, Egypt invested heavily in power and improved supply. And yes, Peter Obi referenced that model. Egypt didn’t get stable electricity for free. They cut subsidies, raised tariffs, and passed real costs to citizens. The result? Reliable power, but significantly higher bills. That’s the part people avoid. We’re still dealing with the backlash from fuel subsidy removal in Nigeria today. If government fully removes electricity subsidies tomorrow, many of the same voices will lead the outrage again. So let’s be honest. If we truly want 24/7 power like Egypt, are we ready to pay the real price for it? Because this can’t be selective outrage, praise reform in theory, reject it in reality. At that point, it’s not about solutions anymore, it’s just politics.

@OyedollarV @oku_yungx Unkor re u not beautiful?

@oku_yungx “The beautiful ones are yet to be born.”

A President / Presidential Aspirant in Nigeria they can never make you Hate. ‼️

@ambsdro @dammiedammie35 @todunlami Have you been to abia

@dammiedammie35 @todunlami That's 100% right Alex Otti is nothing but a fraud who use Abia state money just to promote lies

“You’ll notice that whenever I talk about Peter Obi, El Rufai , Alex Otti, Malami, none of them responds to me… it’s because I know all of them in their individual capacity and they know I only challenge with facts, that’s why they hide behind all kinds of people and places. Let them be man enough to respond… people are only praising Alex Otti’s med!ocrity because they’ve never seen proper standard of governance” - Sowore