ChrisVitalis🪖

I, Senator Ibrahim Lamido, representing the good people of Sokoto East Senatorial District, hereby resign from the APC with immediate effect. My decision is based on the party’s failure to safeguard the people I represent and the hardship currently being faced by them.

My simple question is this? Is this the Nigeria that the then NADECO will be proud of? I need a sincere answer….. cus this gaslighting is becoming too much o.

🚨Peter Obi didn’t join Abacha’s government as a politician. He was invited, as a trader, to help fix delays at the ports. He did the job well by bringing simple, practical solutions. His focus was helping people and improving the economy, not politics.

GOVERNOR OTTI'S VISIBLE RESPONSES TO OPPOSITION NOISE & FRUSTRATION: 1. Port Harcourt Road, Aba - Completed 2. Aguiyi Ironsi Boulevard, Umuahia - Completed 3. Ohanku Road, Aba - Completed 4. People's Road, Aba - Completed 5. Emelogu Road, Aba - Completed 6. Kent Road, Aba - Completed 7. Umuoba Road, Aba - Completed 8. Ndoki Road, Aba - Completed 9. Ovom Road & Erosion, Aba - Completed Elizabeth Avenue, Aba - Completed 10. Toonak Drive, Aba - Completed 11. College Road, Aba - Completed 12. Umule Road, Aba - Completed 13. University Road, Aba - Completed 14. Queens Avenue, Aba - Completed 15. Umuode Road, Aba - Completed 16. MCC Road, Aba - Completed 17. Cemetery Road, Aba - Completed 18. Asa Road, Aba - Completed 19. Abak Road, Aba - Completed 20. Abiriba Ring-Road - Completed 21. Umuahia - Abiriba Road, Completed 22. Abiriba - Ohafia Road - Completed 23. Library Avenue, Umuahia - Completed 24. Cooperative Umuahia, Completed 25. Multiple Umuahia Internal Roads - Completed 26. Aba North Road - Completed 27. Obiora Road, Aba - Completed 28. Echte Road, Aba - Completed 29. Obohia Road, Aba - Completed 30. Enyimba Ariaria - Completed 31. Bakassi Ariaria - Completed 32. Omuma Road, Aba - Completed 33. Omenuko Bridge - Completed 34. Ozu Abam - Arochukwu Road - Completed 35. Several Internal Roads in Ohafia - Ongoing & Completed 36. Several Ongoing Internal Roads in Arochukwu - Ongoing and Completed 38. Restoration of Electricity to 33 Communities in Ukwa West - Completed 39. Ukwa Civic Center - Completed 40. Owaza Road, Ukwa West - Ongoing 41. Abia Airport Runway - Ongoing 42. Umuahia Central Bus Terminal - Completed 43. Aba Central Bus Terminal - Ongoing 44. 70 Bus Shelters in Aba and Umuahia - Completed 45. 200 Primary Healthcare Centres across the 184 wards - Completed 46. Reconstruction of 221 Public Schools - Some completed and others at different stages of completion 47. 20 Smart Schools - 3 completed and 17 at different stages of completion 48. Alayi Erosion control - Ongoing 49. Ariam Usaka Road - Ongoing 50. Nunya Road, Isiukwuato and other Internal Roads in Isiukwuato - Ongoing 51. Mbala - Ngodo Road and other Roads in Umunneochi Roads - Ongoing 52. Onuimo to Tower Road Reconstruction and Dualisation - Ongoing (90% Completion) 54. Owerrinta to Umuikaa Road Reconstruction and Dualisation - Ongoing 55. 17 Modern Courts in the 17 LGA - Completed and Ongoing 56. Aba Prison Renovation and Upgrade - Ongoing 57. Mosque Road, Aba - Ongoing 58. Ehi Road, Aba - Completed 59. Jubilee Road, Aba - Completed 60. Abiriba Water Works Ring Road - Completed 61. SSG Office Complex - Completed 62. Budget and Planning Office - Completed 63. Abia Medical City Road - Completed 64. Umuaduro to 7up Road, Obingwa - Ongoing 65. Abayi-Umungasi Road - Ongoing 66. Umuimo Road, Aba - Completed Udeagbala Road, Aba - Completed 67. Ekeakpara Road, Osisioma - Ongoing 68. Geometric Power Plant Road - Completed 69. Ultimum Beverages Plant Road - Completed 70. Abiriba - Nkporo Road - Ongoing 71. Ohafia to Arochukwu Road - Ongoing 72. Reconstruction of the 17 Local Government Headquarters - Completed 73. Air Force base Office Umuahia - Ongoing 74. Renovation of Okpara Auditorium - Completed 75. Renovation of ICC - Completed 76. Renovation of Emeka Omeruo Guest House - Completed 77. Reconstruction of Enyimba Hotel - Ongoing 78. GADA Office - Completed 79. Umungasi Pedestrian Bridge - Ongoing 80. Umuahia - Ikot- Ekpene Road - Ongoing 81. Over 10,000 solar streetlights - Installed 82. Over 60 transformers - Distributed 83. 5,394 Teachers - Hired and onboarded 84. 4,000 Teachers - On the process of being hired 85. Almost 700 Medical Professionals - Hired and onboarded 86. Government House Clinic - Ongoing 87. Rebuilding Governor's Office and Lodge inside the Government House 88. Acquired few Buildings - for the Civil Service Commission - Completed 89. Hostels A,B,C in ABSU Renovation - completed 90. New Faculty of Law - Ongoing

Someone should please tell me the difference between these two men. TULUMBU IS WORSE AND MORE CORRUPT THAN ABACHA!

Comparing Tinubu to Hitler is an insult. Hitler saw his countrymen as superior and actually did something for Germans. Tinubu is in the league of Ramsey Snow.

@WOkene Cry cry baby Una never finish this crying since yesterday

1. Abiola Wife’s car ridden with bullets. 2. Obi’s wife dancing in a regime worse than that of Abacha. Peter Obi said he prefers the first video over the second. No wam!

I just feel Tinubu is the worst president that Nigeria can ever have, we’ve hit rock bottom with him. Nobody can out fail and out wicked him.

@OzorNdiOzor @ekperebikej This doesn’t make sense

If I keep talking, we will miss our way, And you don't have accommodation for us- Tinubu in jos

@Kynsofficial This your words are manipulative lumping whole yourba ppl is not right

Peter Obi has been consistent with his disdain for Yoruba people. -He mocked Ekiti and ogun state people 2 years ago - the same way his useless Obidients mocked the misfortune in Ibadan and Ekiti. -Now he found a way to make it subtle addressing us Nadeco ppl. 🤡 Insane Bigot

@mukhtar_usman @OkojiAmarachukw Their go to word is what did he do for anambra

How can you be holding someone that’s not in power more accountable than your actual president. APC fans are really that daft.

Many Nigerians still no realise say this na their future very soon! The very places wey dem dey flee go, the bandits go still meet them there. Na time e go take!

This is not Sudan, this is not Yemen, this not Syria. This is Tinubu’s Nigeria in 2026.

@jeffphilips1 Cry cry baby

This man is simply an idiot. A fraud of unimaginable proportion.

Imagine being to bad that people start comparing you to abacha 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

NADECO was the biggest fraud disguised as a movement of freedom fighters. Time has revealed all of them.

Sule Lamido exposed how Tinubu and his family worked with IBB, supported annulment of June 12, and betrayed the struggle by eating from both sides.

The anger over Obi’s NADECO tweet is rooted in guilt.

@OgbeniDipo Since yesterday una never stop to Dey cry

These are some of the prominent victims of General Sani Abacha between 1993 till 1998. The killings and attacks were allegedly done by the 'Strike Force' or 'BGs', under Maj. Hamza El Mustapha. 1. Chief M.K.O. Abiola – Imprisoned, then killed in detention in 1998 2. General Shehu Musa Yar'Adua: Imprisoned and died in 1997 after being given a lethal injection 3. Kudirat Abiola: The wife of Chief M.K.O. Abiola, shot and killed in Lagos in 1996 4. Ken Saro-Wiwa and Ogoni Nine (Saturday Dobee, Nordu Eawo, Daniel Gbooko, Paul Levera, Felix Nuate, Baribor Bera, Barinem Kiobel & John Kpuinen), executed by hanging in 1995 5. Chief Alfred Rewane: A prominent financier of NADECO, murdered in his home in Lagos in 1995 6. Rear Admiral Babatunde Elegbede: Shot and killed in Lagos in 1994 7. Admiral Emmanuel Olu Omotehinwa: Shot and killed in his home in 1996 8. Chief (Mrs) Bisoye Tejuoso: Murdered in Abeokuta in 1996 9. Alhaja Suliat Adedeji: Killed at her residence in Ibadan in 1996 10. Toyin Onagoruwa: Lawyer & son of sacked Minister of Justice, Dr Olu Onagoruwa, killed in 1996 11. Dr Sola Omatsola: Head of Security; killed in a bomb blast at Murtala Muhammad Airport in 1997 12. Tunde Oladepo: Bureau Chief of The Guardian in Ogun State, shot at home in 1998 13. General Oladipo Diya: Targeted with bomb blast; later imprisoned 14. Alex Ibru (publisher of The Guardian): Shot in the eye in 1996 15. Chief Abraham Adesanya: Relied on 'Yoruba Science' & somehow survived a drive-by shooting in 1997. Is this the man you are claiming will be remembered as more democratic and more respectful of human rights than NADECO activists? It is okay to disagree with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's politics but to try to rewrite our history is really unfortunate.