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Peter Obi
Peter Obi@PeterObi·
Leadership Without Compassion is Not Leadership During his visit to Benue State in June 2025, Bola Ahmed Tinubu stopped at the Government House but did not go to the actual scene where innocent Nigerians lost their lives. Similarly, yesterday in Jos, his engagement ended at the airport instead of at the affected communities. What happened in Plateau yesterday highlights a complete absence of leadership. True leadership requires presence, empathy, compassion, and a willingness to meet people where their pain truly lies. For citizens who have just lost loved ones, homes, and their sense of safety, being addressed from an airport tarmac is profoundly inadequate. This approach exacerbates the sense of abandonment already felt by innocent Nigerians who have endured repeated cycles of violence without meaningful protection or justice. Plateau deserves more than distant words; it requires urgent action and a clear commitment to ending the insecurity that continues to claim innocent lives. In such moments, leadership must not only be visible but also tangible—standing with victims, listening to survivors, and acknowledging the depth of their grief. If we truly desire a better Nigeria, we must demand leadership that is present, responsive, and responsible at all times. A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO
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JP Attueyi
JP Attueyi@jpattueyi·
I hope you realize that you’re being distracted. In an election where the incumbent is running, the only thing we should be discussing is whether you are better off today than you were 3 years ago. Anything else is a distraction. Have you noticed how the narrative continues to evolve? First, it was: “He doesn’t have structure. “The North won’t accept him.” “He needs to build bridges.” Now it is: "Unholy alliance." “He can’t win anyway.” “They’ll rig him out.” “Don’t waste your time.” Same objective. Different messaging. Which brings me to a critical question: "Why is one candidate constantly the focus of coordinated doubt?" Peter Obi has said it himself that there are deliberate efforts to keep him out of the race. What is so special about him that they do not want him to run? If stopping him completely doesn’t work, the next best strategy is psychological: Don’t fight the candidate. Break the voters. Make them feel it’s pointless and the election is already decided. Tell them that their vote won’t count. Once people believe that, they won’t show up. And when people don’t show up, they get to write whatever result they want.” This isn’t new. It’s a known strategy. Voter apathy is more powerful than opposition. So before you repeat the next narrative you see online, pause and ask yourself: Is this informing me or conditioning me? Because in the end, if you decide enough is enough, no one can stop you.
Akin Olaoye@akintollgate

I agree with most of your assertions, @SirJarus, but I’d rate the ADC coalition’s opportunity lower at ✍🏼✍🏼30-35%. The current political climate and the caliber of players now involved mean 2027 will not be the issues-based election of 2023, where money and the full power of incumbency weren’t yet leveraged at the polls the way they will be this time. This is going to be an uphill battle. The same energy that turned out massive votes across battleground states in 2023 is unfortunately now being spent burning bridges within the opposition. Amaechi as Buhari’s campaign DG (with the Rivers State treasury behind him) is not the same dynamic as the ADC trying to unseat a battle-hardened APC. Power rotation remains a powerful undercurrent that many are choosing to overlook. Whether Atiku wins or loses any primaries doesn’t materially change the odds of unseating APC and here’s why: 👉🏾 Money, not issues, will decide outcomes on both sides. 👉🏾 The moral high ground of 2023 has been polluted by unholy alliances. 👉🏾 2023 turnout was crystallized by raw anti-government rage (Buhari’s draconian policies + post-EndSARS fury). That specific fuel has dissipated (people can choose to argue this). 👉🏾 Top-ticket players have been too focused on presidential horse-trading and “political analysis paralysis” instead of building grassroots brand awareness in the localities that actually decide elections. 👉🏾 LP captured 12+ states purely on disaffection with Buhari-era governance. In just the last 9 months APC has already planted seeds (captured SS/SE govt houses) to reverse those gains and their ground game has visibly improved. 👉🏾 Northern politics is an economy. They welcome any credible coalition of serious political spenders and are unlikely to sacrifice 2031 prospects on the altar of good-governance campaigns. Know this and have peace! Bottom-ticket reality check 👉🏾 APC in 2015 swept 225 of 360 House seats by engineering outcomes with ruthless focus. 👉🏾 LP + NNPP + PDP combined only managed ~180 seats in 2023, nowhere near majority control. 👉🏾 APC today already controls 207 House seats, effectively closing the door on any Electoral Act amendments that could have created a level playing field. You’re right that the ADC still has regional pull (Atiku/RMK in the North, PO in SE/SS/NC/SW) and residual anti-APC sentiment on the streets. But the structural headwinds and an incumbency now “with a sharp cutlass,” evolved politicians who won’t be caught off-guard again, PDP as potential 3rd-force appendage, and the North’s 2031 calculus, all make this a heavier lift than 40-45%. Still… 10 months is a very long time in Nigerian politics. Please no insults, contribute intellectually! Just my raw perspective as of today’s political climate.

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ABIODUN | TIGA Autos.
ABIODUN | TIGA Autos.@_Tiga_b·
You wan scam car dealer ke 😂 The newest scam at filling stations now. Make sure you check the litres they've sold you. If it's only blinking the amount, you've been cheated. Luckily this dealer was observant most of the filling stations in Lagos now run this scam.
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gst@wearegst·
First, tax laws were forged behind closed doors. Now, the Electoral Act amendment vote that shapes your future is being manipulated in plain sight. When power stops fearing consequences, citizens pay the price. This is institutional contempt for you.
gst@wearegst

A House of Reps committee has confirmed that key provisions of Nigeria’s new tax laws were illegally altered after parliamentary approval. Yet, Bola Tinubu and Taiwo Oyedele are pushing ahead to implement Nigeria’s first forged tax law.

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Chidi Anselm Odinkalu, CGoF
Chidi Anselm Odinkalu, CGoF@ChidiOdinkalu·
In October 2022, 4 months before #NigeriaDecides2023, then Attorney-General of Abia State, Uche Ihediwa, SAN, initialled a settlement with a company called Ziplon Concept Ltd, granting the company payment in the sum of N3.923 billion supposedly for consultancy services rendered in securing the #ParisClub debt refund to the State. This was 24% of the N16.346 billion received by the state from @NigeriaGov for the refund. But this was not all. The settlement also obliged the state to set aside N830m in Naira & $11.325m in USD towards contingent liabilities which cld arise from other litigation on the same refund. If those did not materialize, the money wld also be available to be gobbled up by Ziplon. Additionally, Abia State was to pay 5% of the commission - a sum amounting to nearly N200m - to a known friend & front of Mr. Ihediwa, one Chibuzo Aguocha, "as a professional fees (sic) for mediating this agreement." This was a crime against the Abia people & this is not my opinion. 4 yrs earlier, Sunday Aladetoyinbo, a judge of @fcthighcourt, had said as much when he discovered that there were 4 such cases claiming 24% commission each against @NG_AbiaState for the same #ParisClubRefund. The entire goal of the scheme & scam was to ensure that the people of Abia State received no benefit from the Paris Club debt refund. Justice Aladetoyinbo said this was evidence of high level fraud against the state & asked the Attorney-General to consolidate the cases & report the fraud to law enforcement. The judge cld hardly have thought or believed that an Attorney-General cld be part of such a scheme against his own people. They waited for Aladetoyinbo to retire from the FCT High Court in 2019, then stole the case file to another judge, Charles Agbaza, of the same FCT High Court who quickly facilitated the crime. The records are shocking beyond belief... What do you think - should we (not) report Mr. Chidi Ihediwa to the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Committee LPDC, & Charles Agbaza to @njcNig.
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gst@wearegst·
National Assembly doesn’t get it.
KPMG doesn’t get it.
Governor Makinde doesn’t get it. gst doesn’t get it. Only Taiwo gets it, but won’t answer:
Which version of Nigeria’s forged tax laws are we actually meant to follow? @SERAPNigeria class action time?
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gst@wearegst

Mr. Oyedele, Could you please share a copy of the Gazetted Act scheduled to take effect on January 1, specifically the version without the so-called “clerical errors”? Thank you. #RejectTaxScam

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gst@wearegst·
Tinubu has spent 1 in every 4 days in office, abroad. Now the Presidency wants ₦12.18bn to keep him flying — in a country drowning in debt.
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INALEGWU
INALEGWU@tchaloyi·
There was once a man who was chosen to watch over a village. When he started, he spoke softly. Very humble. He greeted the elders with both hands. He walked the dusty roads and complained about the same heat as everyone else. People said, “At least he knows us well. He is one of us.” A few years later, the man left the village square and entered the king’s house. His chair became higher. His voice became louder. His footsteps no longer touched dust. One day, he returned to the village and gathered everyone. He said to them: “I am no longer who I was,” he said proudly. “I am bigger now. Stronger now. More vicious now. My household lacks nothing. If anything must be built, we can build it.” The people clapped. Drums were beaten. Some shouted his praise. But an old woman sitting under a tree shook her head. She did that because she noticed something strange. The wells were still dry. The school roof still leaked. The clinic still had no light or medical supplies. The road leading to the village was still in terrible condition. Yet the man kept talking about his size. She muttered to the child beside her, “When a man grows taller than the village, he stops providing shade. He only blocks the sun.” In that village, leadership slowly changed in meaning. Power stopped being a service and became a personal achievement. The people were no longer being fed; they were being impressed. Poverty remained, but pride was doing press conferences. And the saddest part? The villagers began to believe that a leader’s success was the same as their own. So they cheered louder, even as their hands stayed empty. Ink don finish. Story don end. INALEGWU.
Oyindamola🙄@dammiedammie35

“ I am ten times bigger now than I was when I was a governor. I am very danger0us now. God has blessed the Umahi family beyond wealth, and we are capable of funding anything.” - Minister of Works, David Umahi,

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INALEGWU
INALEGWU@tchaloyi·
A teacher once gathered young men in a village and said, “You say you want to work. You say you want to grow. You say you want to feed your families.” The people nodded. Then the teacher gave them sandals and said, “With these, you can move faster.” But he did not give them books. He did not teach them a skill. He did not give them land to farm or tools to build. So the people rejoiced and celebrated over the sandals. They wore them proudly. They defended the teacher anytime someone asked questions. After a few years, their sandals were worn out. Nothing had changed. They were still begging at the same junctions, just arriving faster. Meanwhile, the teacher sent his own children to distant lands to learn how the world works. When they returned, they did not wear sandals. They rode horses and sat in high places, ruling over the same people who once celebrated footwear. And the teacher said to the people, “Show gratitude always. Now is the time to support my children as they sit on the throne. Did I not give you sandals?” INALEGWU.
CHUKS 🍥@ChuksEricE

Kano State Governor, Abba Kabir Yusuf, has distributed 600 motorcycles to social media influencers and digital content creators across the state.

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Daniel Ojukwu (OJD)
Daniel Ojukwu (OJD)@Mazi_OJD·
There is CCTV footage of six police men attached to squad 1 of the Lagos State Police Command pouncing on and beating a man with their fists, knee to his head, finger nails, and threatening to behead him right in the command on September 17. Four months later, no probe.
SP Abimbola Adebisi@AbimbolaShotayo

Lagos State Police Command does not handle Police misconduct lightly. Hence, every complaints received from members of the public are thoroughly investigated. The public is therefore advised to verify claims before disseminating such

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Sholla Ard 🇰🇪
Sholla Ard 🇰🇪@sholard_mancity·
One of the most effective tools of oppressive systems in Africa, including in bodies like CAF, is delayed justice. You are told: don’t protest, follow procedure, file a complaint. But by the time the process ends, the outcome has already taken effect. We see it in football. During the Senegal incident, some people are arguing teams should play on and complain later. Yet trophies are awarded before any ruling arrives, and there is no replay. We see the same pattern in politics and elections. Go to court, people are told. By the time judgment comes, power has already settled. This is not a failure of systems. It is how corrupt systems protect themselves . Delayed justice creates the appearance of order while denying real accountability. Many Africans have seen this pattern play out. You probably have an example.
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LiveScore
LiveScore@livescore·
Did you see what happened behind Édouard Mendy’s goal? 🤯
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Dele Farotimi. A victim of Nigeria
Dele Farotimi. A victim of Nigeria@DeleFarotimi·
There are videos circulating online, showing policemen raiding students residences and abducting them, not violent protesters, but you are here in the name of doing a job, justifying the evil that has been done by the police and the criminal justice system?🇳🇬🤔 #WhoSoldNigeria
Benjamin Hundeyin@BenHundeyin

EKPOMA PROTEST: HEAVY SECURITY DEPLOYED TO CURB CRIMINALITY; 52 SUSPECTS ARRESTED, CLEARS MISINFORMATION ON SOCIAL MEDIA The Edo State Police Command wishes to provide update on the Ekpoma protest and ongoing security operations in the area. The Commissioner of Police CP Monday Agbonika, fdc, has personally supervised heavy deployment of personnel in Ekpoma, in company of the Commander Mechanized 4 Brigade, Brigadier General Ahmed Olatunboju Balogun, to personally see to the deployment of personnel in collaboration with sister security agencies including the Nigeria Army, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Edo State Security Corp (ESSC) and Hunters to sustain public safety and tackle the issue of kidnapping and other criminal activities. Following investigations into the disruption of a peaceful protest in Ekpoma, Esan West Local Government Area, a total of fifty-two (52) persons suspected to have participated in violent acts of vandalism, assault occasioning harm, looting, rioting, cruelty to animals among other acts , causing disorder, and undermining public safety, were arrested. The arrested hoodlums also allegedly forcibly entered the palace of the Enogie of Ekpoma, His Royal Highness Anthony Ehizogie Abumere, assaulting him and his wife while they maliciously destroyed his property. Contrary to claims circulating on social media, the Edo State Police Command guarantees that no peaceful protester was arrested, but were rather charged to go home and maintain peace. The suspects have since been arraigned before a court of competent jurisdiction. The Commissioner of Police, reiterates the Command’s commitment to protecting the constitutional rights of citizens to lawful and peaceful protest while maintaining zero tolerance for criminality, violence, and acts capable of infringing on the rights of law abiding citizens. Members of the public are advised to disregard unfounded reports and rely only on verified information. The Command appreciates the continued cooperation of law-abiding citizens and assures the public of its unwavering resolve to sustain peace and security across Edo State. ASP ENO IKOEDEM, POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER, EDO STATE COMMAND. 12th JANUARY, 2026.

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Daniel Ojukwu (OJD)
Daniel Ojukwu (OJD)@Mazi_OJD·
You’re right about the events but the court didn’t order a retrial. The court voided the conviction because the judge that sentenced him at high court level had been promoted to appeal court level at the time he gave the judgement. EFCC wanted to retry him but Kalu’s lawyers argued that it would constitute double jeopardy. This means he told the court that since he was already convicted of the charges, he can’t be tried on the same charges a second time. And at the very same time, he was holding on to the fact that the conviction was done by a judge who was promoted, so void. Crazy happening.
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Elnathan John
Elnathan John@elnathan_john·
This is so funny. He is acting as if this was a small technical glitch at a bank which was fixed. You are admitting that the Nigerian police is engaged in theft, fraud, extortion and kidnapping. You can’t just tweet out DPO has been sanctioned and money refunded as if this was a normal thing. Why is this part of police culture? Why is that DPO not facing charges in a court? You can’t just return his money and want him and Nigerians to move on. This is not a PR issue. It is a criminal matter. The whole world is reading this. You cannot present yourselves as normalising criminal behaviour and expect anyone to take Nigeria seriously.
SP Bright Edafe@Brightgoldenboy

The guy has since been contacted, the DPO removed and sanctioned, and the money refunded

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