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@bin_gbada Mention their names, the company they are working in, and their current position.

Pamilerin, he appointed career professionals not professional politicians. They have all gone back to their various careers and flourishing. We didn’t need to hear “he built men in politics”.

@sowore @TonyOElumelu @UBAGroup @Heirs_Holdings @TonyElumeluFDN @PoliceNG On this, you are wrong, sir.

|@TonyOElumelu, the Chairman of @UBAGROUP, @Heirs_Holdings, and @TonyElumeluFDN, is a public figure and a well-known content creator himself; he should respect fellow creators (the so-called “banger boys”) rather than use his influence or connections with the @PoliceNG to unlawfully detain anyone. Disputes over content are civil matters, not grounds for arrest and prolonged illegal detention. The @PoliceNGmust therefore immediately release Kingsley Akunemeihe (@Directorkem), Chigozie Success Ihebom, and John Surpruchi Nwanorue (@PROBLEMCHImky)

@Morris_Monye Good, let him have his day in court and dance to the music he played.

He really deserves his day in court. This is very barbaric.

@TheOnlyKemi Why can't she keep quiet and just enjoy her marriage in peace? Must she bring this to the social media community, X street? She just set the man & the marriage for drags. Indeed, silence a virtue. Wisdom is profitable to direct.

People are dragging this lady on TikTok because she said she paid 50% of their wedding bills with her husband. A lot of women are saying a ‘real man’ should never allow his wife to contribute even one kobo. My question is simple: As a man would you be comfortable with your wife paying 50% of the wedding? As a woman would you happily contribute half, or you expect your man to carry everything? Be honest o, no cap.

@DanielRegha Read what you typed again. Are the two scenarios the same? One moved, and the other is neither here nor there, playing home and away games at the same time. Well, what you need is engagement, and you got it.

Wike was criticized for playing both sides, but Obi is praised from repeatedly switching parties. Wike is desperate, while Peter Obi is playing politics. The hypocrisy st'nks

@ruffydfire Do you need to throw shades to make your point? Maturity matters a lot. This your profession. Make your point boldly and accurately.

NNPC is now partnering with with a Chinese firm to revamp refineries ask them to tell us how they spend the 3bn dollars Some journalists said fire is burning that means refinery is working

@osazenoo @seyilaw1 Ode is actually present in English literature. It has to do with poem.

@seyilaw1 Is the “ode” in English or Yoruba?🤣🤣

Bring out 10 words from the word DEFECTION without checking comments first.

@UgochukwuCFR The word "on the other hand, ably support by Peter Obi" carries a lot of weight. Are they saying PO is supporting or deputizing for Kwankwanso? Or am I the one reading extra meaning to it? The dragging of cap by Kwankwanso speaks volume.

If you’re communication-smart (you understand nonverbal cues very well), you’ll notice something here.

@instablog9ja If you believe in Jesus, it hasten your journey to see our Lord. Also, it helps to depopulate the earth.

If Life Has Pros and Cons What Could Be the Upside of D3ath? 🤔💭

@obirule25 @PeterObi @KwankwasoRM @OK2027movement @PO_GrassRootM @CrownprinceCom2 @GRVlagos @NigeriaNDCHQ @NDCVanguard_ @EstherUmoh10 @ARISEtv @YunusaTanko Yeah, I can see that you will be a great grassroots mobilizer. Say no more.

Our next mission is grassroots mobilization for Obi-Kwankaso. State to state, LGA to LGA, ward to ward, street to street, market to market, and door to door. No time to waste; we must start now. @PeterObi @KwankwasoRM

@instablog9ja Wonders shall never end. The level of moral and spiritual decadence in church is now all-time high. Olorun ku suuru. Can you imagine, she did not even zip up, is she in church the lure or seduce people? This kind of person should be chased out if she can't dress properly.

Trending video of a lady during church service that got people talking

@Mallam_jabeer So, this started in the year 2026. Also, immediately KO or OK wins, the issue will be solved? Playing politics with everything is the main problem in this country. These issues had been there before 1960. Solving it will need reorientation of the north and the country at large.

Is this the future we want in the North? I just snapped this picture while buying fuel at 1,385 per liter. We can't continue like this as a nation, something has to definitely change. Nigeria will be OK.

@Femi_Daveed @arojinle1 come and here this ooo. This must be LAMBA. Ye, lamba lamba.

Remember that hunter who caught VDM's honey badger?? See what he listed as remedies for snake bite.. who will help us do experiment?😂😂

@thebeeperfumery @renoomokri This lady stated nothing but the truth. @renoomokri is not best of men but a man at his best. He realized his mistakes and apologized. Either it is for political gain or not, that is left to him. On marketing of Nigeria, the lady is also correct about about him.

Peter Obi could learn from @renoomokri by admitting that he's incapable of leading a political party. Reno accused Tinubu of being a drug baron & campaigned against him. But he later did his research & found all allegations against Tinubu were false. He later apologized. Watch..

@aleeygiwa What he is trying to explain is that the person in the Hisbah uniform is the Executive Governor of Sokoto State. So, I don't see anything wrong here.

A concern has been raised, and I want to emphasize that context is essential. The officer in the image is not an aide to any unrecognized outfit. He is a Nigeria Police Force ADC performing his lawful constitutional duty. He is attached to the Executive Governor of Sokoto State, who is fully entitled to official security. The attire caused a misinterpretation, which is understandable but incorrect. Always verify before drawing and sharing conclusions. A single image without context can create a misleading narrative. The Nigeria Police Force deploys its personnel properly, lawfully, and transparently. That standard never changes.

@AgbafianTV Profoundly, igbos founded Igbora, Igbommina, Ijebu Igbo, and infant all yoruba land up to present day Benin, Togo. What am I even saying? Igbo founded the whole world.

HOW ANCIENT IGBOS CO-FOUNDED OBASHIP OF. LAGOS. It is a historical reality that Oba Rilwan Akiolu does not know the history of his lineage and Obaship in Lagos State. It is also a truism that everything about the Obaship of Lagos State is the handiwork of strangers. In other words, his stool originated from strangers; likewise himself, who is number one stranger in Lagos State. As a matter of fact, everything about Lagos State came from strangers including the Igbo natives. It is historically indisputable that the ancestors of Igbo natives living in Lagos State had lived and cohabited in the area many years before the founding of the Obaship of Lagos in 1630. They featured prominently in the governance of the Benin Kingdom and slave trade. Others later featured in commerce and Anglo-Christian missions. As a matter of historical empiricism, the word “Lagos” is a Portuguese name meaning lakes or a group of lagoons. It was given to the area by first Portuguese settlers in now Lagos State. Before the Portuguese settlement, the area was called “Eko” by famous Benin Empire and made a military outpost of the famous Kingdom of Benin. “Eko” means war camp and was used by the Benin Empire’s military expedition tacticians led by Prince Ado for the purpose of slave trade and military expeditions in now Ghana and Benin Republic. The famous Benin Dynasty was divided into Pre-Imperial Obaship 1180-1440 and Benin Empire 1440-1897. While the former started with Oba Eweka Monarchy 1180-1246, the latter started with Oba Ewuare Monarchy 1440-1473. In the case of now Lagos State, the first people in the area were called the Awori People. In seventeenth century, they begged then Oba of Benin to protect and put them under his dynasty with one of his princes as their king. They promised unalloyed loyalty to the Oba. The Oba of Benin heeded their call and appointed his fiery prince; Prince Ado in 1630 as the first Oba of Lagos then called “Eko” or war camp. In 1861, King Dosumu the Great of this same Lagos State thump-printed and ceded now Nigeria to the British colonialists in the infamous Treaty of Cession. From the crowning of Ado as its first Oba (1630-1669), Lagos (then called Eko) served as a major center for slave-trade, from which then Oba of Benin and all of his successors for over four centuries benefitted - until 1841, when Oba Akitoye ascended to the throne of Lagos and tried to ban slave-trading. Local merchants strongly opposed the intended move, and deposed and exiled the king, and installed Akitoye's brother Kosoko as Oba. At exile in Europe, Akitoye met with British authorities, who had banned slave-trading in 1807, and who therefore decided to support the deposed Oba to regain his throne. With the success of the British intervention, in 1851 Akitoye was reinstalled as Oba of Lagos. In practical terms, however, British influence over the kingdom had become absolute, and ten years later, in 1861, Lagos was formally annexed as a British colony. The palace of the Oba of Lagos is also the handiwork of strangers. The palace was constructed by the Portuguese settlers and commissioned in 1705. The palace’s name “Igun Idunganran” is of the Benin descent meaning “palace built on pepper falm”. Interestingly, long before the founding of Obaship of now Lagos by the famous Kingdom of Benin in 1630, Igbo Nation has existed as far back as 9th century with its first Eze Nri crowned around 1043 AD. Its first king was Eze Nri Ifikuanim of Nri Kingdom. As far back as 14th century, the Igbo expedition warriors had fully integrated into the Benin Kingdom as the ruling class. It is very important to state here that the Benin Kingdom’s decision makers that annexed now Lagos and ruled over it included Igbo ruling class of the Benin Kingdom extraction. Also many centuries before the founding of now Lagos, a part of Igbo ruling class in the Kingdom or Empire of Benin opted out and founded “Onicha Mmili” or “AdoN’ Idu” commonly READ MORE

@OurFavOnlineDoc When we said these guys weren't for Nigerian's interest, y'll refused to listen because OBI was in bed with them. Now, he has gone, and suddenly, some of you received the miracle of loud voices against ADC. Again, no one in ADC or APC is truly in the best interest of Nigerians

Wait o. Or is my eyes paining me ni? You are selling presidential nomination form for 100million naira and governorship nomination form at 50million naira???? In a country that is one of the poverty shitholes in the world, you are selling election office forms at such an exploitative exorbitant price? And this is a country where many people rarely get voluntary altruistic donations and they have to run elections with their personal money. So you are effectively using money to tactically disqualify competent people who may not be rich enough to have 50m/100m naira to throw away on an election. How can we be talking about a New Nigeria and you are doing things exactly like the wild animals in government? How exactly is ADC different from APC?

@_peaceofmind30 I really don't understand what you meant by "regretting" doing the right thing just because he did not say thank you. Any action outside returning it to the owner is wrong and regrettable. However, the ungratefulness of the party is not a yardstick for not doing good.

Exactly this time yesterday I found this phone in inside keke. Three thoughts crossed my mind give it to the driver, keep and sell it, or return it to the owner. I chose to return it, but now I regret it.

@jon_d_doe @Iam_Ogt You guys can shift goal post. What a skill.

@Iam_Ogt This wasn't sponsored by Peter Obi.

I want to challenge anyone to show me a bag of rice, beans or garri that has Peter Obi's picture printed on it. Do not edit any picture because I have done my research. Peter Obi is one of the politicians who doesn't give free money. He donates to charity & good course. End.

@DrDanny2030 All I see is you saying "Anyone else but Tinubu". The same narrative that brought in Buhari. Can you still remember the phrase "Anyone else but Jonathan"?

See, if Peter Obi leaves ADC because he can't win the primaries, I'm not going to follow y'all and do this waka waka .why can't we stay one place? I've stated that the main interest of every Nigerian now should be how to kick out APC from ASO Rock. Whether it's Amechi that gets the ticket or Atiku or Peter Obi, or Kwankwaso, we need to support these people and have a collective goal and achieve it. APC formed the same coalition in 2025, and none of them divided the party. Everyone sticked to it. Tinubu was one of the masterminders, but he was patient, and now he's the president. If after forming this coalition and giving people hope and later we Radical obidients push Peter Obi to get the ticket in another party, I'm sorry, Tinubu will just be one side laughing at you guys while getting the second term and third term.