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@emmaikumeh When they were doing same to LP what did you say

Inec doesn't have the right to interpret any law.. They should have gone back to the court for interpretation

@TheoAbuAgada Na Ahmed from Kano go come occupy INEC? Na still obedient, this is time for the opposition to come together

JUST IN: David Mark-led ADC Rejects INEC’s Interpretation of Court of Appeal Ruling on Leadership Dispute. Occupy INEC now.

@Morris_Monye It was all planned, it was on the day of protest that they did all their shenanigans, Omoh this people are wicked 😀

Just look at INEC. Ok na.

@leowatts08 @Bigfendi4l The seller won't change it, the best he could do is to get him a trusted repairer.

@SebHarry535 @Bigfendi4l He didn't ask for a repairer, he asked for it to be changed to a new one.

Two months ago, I bought a new generator from an Igbo man's shop. I also purchased some fuel and a brand new engine oil to test it that same day. It was working perfectly fine. After the test, he wrote a receipt, packaged the generator, and I left with it. I used the generator for just one week before travelling to Lagos for an assignment, where I spent the next two months. Before leaving, I properly packed up the generator and locked it away. Upon my return from Lagos two months later, I discovered that our transformer had developed issues and there had been no electricity in our area for almost two weeks. I bought some fuel to power my new generator, but after running for a while, it would suddenly stop and go off. Eventually, it stopped working completely. Thinking it might be an engine oil problem, I changed the oil, but the generator still refused to start. I took it back to the seller and asked him to replace it. He refused, saying it had been two months since I bought it, and that if it had any issues, I should repair it rather than expecting a new one. I explained that I had only used it for one week before travelling to Lagos and had not touched it for the entire two months I was away. I questioned why I would need to repair a brand new generator that I had barely used. I insisted that he replace it, but he still refused, and the situation became heated. What I really don’t understand is why he doesn’t want to replace it and give me a new one.

@iam_TUNADEZ @Eromosele6 Omoh

@Eromosele6 The government came for ADA too, they left. Have you heard anything about ADA again? Noo

ADC doesn't have time, another party was registered before this ADC. They should activate it ADA

@silas_mayor @Eromosele6 Omoh

@Eromosele6 And you know NDC was registered on court order. If we move there now they will de register it. The only solution right now is to mount on INCE office. We must mobilize everybody and remain there till this nonsense is stopped.

@afrisagacity We should have ended this people in 2023, why the divided opposition, this people aren't going to relinquish this power, even if this one passes, the main thing will happen on election day

INEC’s dubious statement means the ADC convention slated for April 14th won’t hold. If it holds, INEC won't recognize it. If the ADC goes to court, the case will stall. The court had been bought, even before INEC! I kid you not, Nigeria, at this point is irredeemable!✍️

@Bigfendi4l It's what it is, is all about understanding, it's neither any of your fault, let him get you a trusted repairer, the fault is likely an oil gauge since it's a new gen, It happened to mine also

@SebHarry535 I kinda understand, but you gotta look at this from a customer point of view too Why should I be servicing a new generator after two months?

@Tjslyy @ManLikeIcey You be fool

@ManLikeIcey This is not about Tinubu, Otunba. ADC members challenged ADC in court. They shld settle themselves in house. Why is that difficult?!

Tinubu should allow opposition breathe. You can’t cripple PDP via Wike and LP via Abure and now ADC.

@Val_Gadget I'm using Listerine

Clean breath the whole day

This is hard to recreate.

@realFFK You are still tweeting with hatred and vile, even cotonou no go accept you as ambassador, Your tweets are full of wickedness, you are a wicked man

They can blow as much hot air, enlist as many big names, engage in as many photo ops, appear on all the television stations for their shallow and meaningless interviews and peddle as much fake news as they like but judging from their internal wranglings and warring factions it is getting clearer by the day that the ADC may not even be in a position to field an INEC-recognised presidential candidate in the next election. Supporting or joining ADC may ultimately end up being an exercise in futility for those that insist on treading that thorny path. I appeal to them to get their house in order, bury their differences and stop taking each other to court so that they can produce a legitimate candidate that is recognised by INEC who we can have the opportunity to beat the hell and nonsense out of in the 2027 presidential election. Winning will not be as much fun unless we give them a good hiding in the field of battle. Whichever way they should prepare for a mighty fall and the greatest humiliation in the history of Nigerian politics.

@EgboGideon_ @Otunbakush1 UNN wey dey swell in soak away full?

@Otunbakush1 Lol.. Na ur Nigerian reality de deceive you, central sewage system is what's normally deployed in this kind of massive real estate, UNN uses it, every new building connects to the nearest sewage box, it's normally a massive plumbing plan

Their soak away go dey block everyday.

@iamHSDickson I'm sure most don't even know the full meaning of NDC

Today, I met with a number of Nigerian youths from across the country, led by former Special Adviser on Youth Matters at the APC Headquarters, Hon. Nasir Lawal, who decamped from the APC to the NDC to identify with the principles and ideology of our party. I told them that I am impressed with the quality of Nigerian youths and that they have what it takes to offer leadership and service to our country, and to change the narrative of governance. I also informed them that we have already adopted affirmative action for women and an inclusive policy for youths within the party. I directed that all of them be linked with their respective state chairmen so they can become part of the party structure at all levels, and also be free to contest for any offices for which they are qualified on the platform of the party. Nigeria has hope in its available manpower, which remains the most important resource of any nation. I therefore expressed my confidence in the capacity of Nigerian youths to bring about positive change. The NDC is a party for all Nigerians, and I encouraged them to not only be part of it but also invite their friends and associates to join. I also met with a number of women political leaders from different parts of the country who, having heard our message, came to identify with the NDC. They have been linked with their respective state chapters to ensure their full integration into the affairs of the party. In line with our affirmative policy, women must be actively involved in the leadership structure of the party. Today, I even introduced a female party chairman, and we will continue to see more of such inclusivity. I welcomed them and urged them to mobilise massively in support of the NDC vision for change. Together, we will build a truly inclusive political movement and a better Nigeria for all. — HSD

@Val_Gadget How much

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@KABADIZ APC will disorganize opposition, you people will still expect them to stay in the same party, you people are wicked.

The PDP is there for him to provide a successor, but his ego will not allow him to do the needful

@tundeskie @PeterObi Who are you? Portable I know, please who are you? You are nobody

Dear Peter Obi @PeterObi , 90% of your supporters are so unruly, with zero level of political tolerance and maturity. Because I asked them to highlight 10 of your achievements as a Governor, they rained curses on me, I sent some back to them though and I dragged you. I just want you to know, I don’t have anything against you as a person, but it is one of our political culture as Nigerians to bant opposition, so sir: You will Not Enter Aso Rock in 2027, except as a visitor. You may have good intentions, but I don’t think you have convinced me enough as a someone capable to administer Nigeria. Watch, your hoodlum supporters will come soon.

@y0ungp0pe @real_Ifyarts Tell your father to contest naw

@real_Ifyarts What does he have to offer? U can't keep bringing leaders without any tangible record. None of the runners are fit for anything

Dear Nigerian Artists, We are giving Peter Obi our 100% vote in 2027. Get your PVC!

@samuel_oyedemi Na only me no know wetin tony stark mean 😭 @grok

All thanks to Tony stark😩❤️