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People suffer in the hands of any government because they don’t know how to organize themselves. The organized will rule over the chaos. This is how you take back your country 🧵#thread

@odogwu_ogidi Dead this stupid talk.

The truth is that Nigeria would have developed better if we were under the colonial rule till the year 2000. We are incapable of building a decent society for ourselves.

@bottledpaul And then is happened again with Shagari

The more you read about Nigeria's history, the more you realize nothing changes. Ahmadu Bello was basically Tafawa's puppet master and that decision to manipulate the first census was the beginning of this mess.

@adesinapelumi_ @Chimacoeche @alexottiofr No wahala

Moreso, is this not the same Alex Otti who told a journalist to “shut up” during an interview when he was questioned about his achievements since assuming office? Also, a point of correction: not all Nigerians see the government as an enemy. I am Nigerian, and I do not see the government as an enemy. Speak for yourself and those who share your opinion, not for over 200 million Nigerians. Making blanket statements such as “Nigerians see the government as an enemy” is inaccurate because you are not a data collector and have not presented any evidence to support that claim.

Alex Otti: WE HAVE DONE! Alex Otti: WE HAVE DONE!! Alex Otti: WE HAVE DONE!!! These is called “LEADERSHIP” God bless @alexottiofr “Our goal is to take power into our own hands. In time, Abia will be disconnected from the national grid and enjoy 24-hour electricity supply” — Governor Alex Otti @CCSoludo @Hope_Uzodimma1 do you know why he’s not stammering is because he’s saying the truth not lies. Oliver De Coque of the blessed memory once said “Ezi okwu na-akwu oto, okwu asi na-agba ngo”. Why I focus more on @CCSoludo is because he has the highest qualification among all Nigerian governors yet he’s the worst among them all. I’m expecting Professor Charles Soludo to teach Nigerian politicians how to develop a state. You may think I’m being too harsh on him but the fact is that if Professor Charles Soludo couldn’t perform better than Dr. Alex Otti at the end he will be a complete failure.

@adesinapelumi_ @Chimacoeche @alexottiofr Nigerians see the government as their enemy, that lack of trust is born from decades of observation. Everyone in the executive or legislative branch automatically inherits that bad will from the people. It is your duty as a leader (if you care) to bridge that gap.

@adesinapelumi_ @Chimacoeche @alexottiofr People are emotional, nothing we can do about that. The governments stance with Nigerians is high handedness, dismissiveness, and condescension. Otti doesn’t present himself like that and they love him for it. Real or not that image is working for him. Others should take note.

@adesinapelumi_ @Chimacoeche @alexottiofr Educate me then, boast about him and what he has done. You can’t be angry that people love a man that is working for his people Other governors are working too, let their people blow their trumpet too. It’s that simple. Everybody rep your squad.

What metrics are you using to conclude that the other governors are not working? Discussions like this should be based on facts, not assumptions. If you’re making that claim, especially regarding Governor Soludo, kindly provide verifiable data and measurable outcomes to support it. No one is against criticism—in fact, criticism is healthy for democracy—but it should be evidence-based, not a baseless comment. Let’s compare performance using clear indicators such as infrastructure delivery, education, healthcare, security, internally generated revenue, job creation, and ease of doing business. That way, the conversation remains objective and productive.

@MasterMaliq I understand your frustration Maliq, the Islam you know is not the Islam we see. Every banner carrying mass murderer reinforces what we see. Muslims like you must become the voice of the ummah, so we can see differently. The change you’re looking for starts in house.

Muslims: Islam is a religion of peace. Critics: You're lying. Muslims: The Quran doesn't teach terrorism. Critics: You're deceiving us. Muslims: Terrorists don't represent us. Critics: Yes they do. At this point, it feels like some people aren't interested in understanding Islam. They just want Islam to be guilty.

@DanFriedman81 A large chunk of “aid” is loans that generate interest, tied contracts that send money back to donor countries, and consultant fees paid to Western firms.

Colonial powers built extensive modern infrastructure in places that had only had hunter-gatherer tribes or rudimentary subsistence agriculture prior to their arrival. Since their departures, the last of which were about 50 years ago, over $60 billion in development aid has been sent to Africa every year, totaling around $1.5 trillion in foreign aid to the continent. Huge amounts of that money are lost to waste and graft. Infrastructure that is built by international groups in Africa is rarely maintained and is often stripped and looted for scrap. In 1960, South Korea was basically Gaza; razed by war with a GDP per-capita lower than that of Ethiopia. Today, South Korea’s GDP per capita is five times higher than that of South Africa, the richest Subsaharan country, and about 30 times Nigeria’s. You can’t blame colonialism for everything forever. At some point, Africa has to take responsibility for its own failures.

@adesinapelumi_ @Chimacoeche @alexottiofr If they choose to call out an underperforming governor, it is their constitutional right. A Nigeria where good governance is competition will benefit all of us. Let them boast, let it pepper other governors, let those governors get to work and let their people boast too.

The problem with many of you is that you don’t listen to full conversations. You pick half a statement, force it into your preferred narrative, and then use it to mislead your followers. Did you actually listen to what was said? The governor himself acknowledged the efforts to resolve the decades-long Geometric Power challenge and also appreciated the ecosystem that made such progress possible. Or were you too busy looking for talking points to hear the full message? Giving credit to one governor does not require attacking every other governor. That’s not analysis; that’s fan club politics. I’m also curious: if you’re truly a medical doctor, are you practising in Abia or in Lagos? Because many of the same people who spend all day online diminishing Lagos are either building careers there, doing business there, or planning to relocate there. The irony is always fascinating. Alex Otti deserves commendation for the work he is doing. But throwing unnecessary jabs at other governors who are also delivering results doesn’t make you sound intelligent; it only exposes a poor understanding of governance and economics. Development is not a zero-sum game. States can succeed simultaneously. Mature observers can applaud progress in Abia without pretending that other states are doing nothing. Listen to the full conversation. Understand the context. Then comment.

@General_Somto They have one last trick up their sleeve and if they do it, they would destroy this country.

“The North Are Playing a Political Game By Supporting Peter Obi. Before Kwankwaso Agreed To Be a Running Mate To Peter Obi, The North Made Sure Obi Agreed To a Single Term Because They Know He Won’t Have The Time To Implement Restructuring Or Anything That Will Hurt Them. The Southerners Are Yet To Understand Northern Politics And Political Smartness. The Reason The North Is All Of a Sudden Supporting Peter Obi Against Tinubu Is Because They’re Scared And Know That Tinubu’s 2nd Term Will Bring About Restructuring Of Nigeria And Regionalization..” ~ Political Analyst Daniel Collins 👀

@Star_Knight12 Artificial stupidity

is anything coming after artificial intelligence

@CFCDray He already did, he got bored and bought twitter.

sometimes when I see these unknown millionaires flexing then idk what Elon would do if he decides to flex on us

@ChuksEricE It’s a game to them Insecurity here and there But it’s your life The cost of their game is YOUR LIFE!

“Stop ins√lting President Tinubu. Insecurity did not start under his administration. Why is it that anytime there is an election, insecurity increases? It is unfair. God is watching those behind the insecurity. We are praying for President Tinubu.” — Minister of Works, David Umahi, knocks opposition.

@silkysleeky @cent_haysmall Bro dey quick talk, I wan spear you just now😂

@cent_haysmall Guy, be truthful na. Which kain incomplete truth be this??? The real truth is tat They beat the non-musims for eating during Ramadan and The moderate Muslims didn't have a problem with it.

Sharia police were seen beating non Muslims for eating publicly during Ramadan in northern part of Nigeria Ori yin ti buru.

@beet_kon Deborah.

It baffles me how non-Muslims are against sharia Who told you sharia is for you 😂

@BigDowat Like Deborah’s killers Abi? Pack your lies somewhere else

If them adopt sharia law, none of the criminals would be safe. Because sharia law says anyone that takes another man’s life unjustly should also be unalived not rehabilitate them

@iamNeare I’ve always said the system of government that would work for us doesn’t exist yet anywhere in the world. We must take a little here, a little from there and tweak it with the situation on ground.

Ho Chi Minh of Vietnam was asked why he loved communism so much that he never surrendered, despite what the U.S has done. He said he was only fighting for his Nation. Mao fell out with the Soviets at some point cos he believes nothing comes first above his country. Lenin said what worked for them was Communism with Russian Characteristics. There's a reason ignore those Religious hungry Africans hiding under "Marxism" What I see in them is nothing but an escaped Slaves looking for a new Master. The idea of Nationalism n nation loyalty is Allien to them. The master must be "A foreign God" Most of them don't even believe there's something in Marxist ideology that's not compatible to Us Africans, just blind loyalty.

@masurge7 Because Nigerian politics packs the elite and the poor in the same ward. Patronage flows and they come here to talk rubbish.

I hate to broke shame anyone. But how come the loudest Tinubu Supporters are always the poor ones who really need a better Nigeria or they may die suffering?

Both communism and capitalism are ideologies—ideas. This means they are not fixed or objective; they can be innovated, transformed, and practiced in ways that fit the context and reality of the practitioner. It's time for Africans to stop accepting static definitions and rigid patterns of theories and ideas.

@precious126885 @estherannuduma Precious, are we okay?

@estherannuduma 𝙸 𝚍𝚒𝚜𝚊𝚐𝚛𝚎𝚎 𝚠𝚒𝚝𝚑 𝚝𝚑𝚊𝚝. 𝙸𝚗 𝙰𝚖𝚎𝚛𝚒𝚌𝚊 𝚝𝚑𝚎𝚛𝚎 𝚠𝚎𝚛𝚎 𝚝𝚠𝚘 𝚐𝚎𝚗𝚍𝚎𝚛𝚜, 𝚋𝚞𝚝 𝚗𝚘𝚠 𝚝𝚑𝚎𝚢 𝚑𝚊𝚟𝚎 𝚘𝚟𝚎𝚛 30000 𝚐𝚎𝚗𝚍𝚎𝚛𝚜. 𝙸𝚝 𝚌𝚑𝚊𝚗𝚐𝚎 𝚋𝚞𝚝 𝚒𝚝 𝚍𝚘𝚎𝚜𝚗'𝚝 𝚖𝚊𝚔𝚎 𝚒𝚝 𝚝𝚑𝚎 𝚝𝚛𝚞𝚝𝚑

“If it can change, it was never the truth”