Collins C. Ifeachor

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@drkenon2 Which military? The political military? You're on your own on that o.

Who is this fearless man? Nigerians are tired & frustrated

@Row_Haastrup And people are still sitting down there listening? Haa!!

1993 elections, 2023 elections, Prophetic intelligence & what Tinubu did in the secret… This is very interesting

@emekabk21 @Omojuwa My oga, biko just calm down. These guys have sold their souls.

@Omojuwa Compound idiot. ...your useless father would have prevented the emergence of such ugly plague like you,by using N300 condom Ode

Kwankwaso’s got more political pedigree and a much better and verifiable record as governor than Peter Obi. I understand Obidients being excited. Kwankwaso, atop a ticket with Obi as VP candidate, will help to give the pairing the sort of political gravitas Obi atop wouldn’t. Atiku and Amaechi remain major factors too.

@knackermoto @MrEnugu1 You ended up commending the man. The only evidence to your claim is one that actually discredit your claim. 😆

@MrEnugu1 Future impossible tense. We’ll rather chew stone than allow him. Take your time out and study this man,this geometric power plant is the only good thing he has ever done and I commend him for it. But the question is why didn’t he do it in his state?

Professor Barth Nnaji What exactly is refraining you from picking up ADC membership card We need great men like you with capacity you to contest for Governor of Enugu State under ADC The geometric power plant that you built in Aba, Abia state. You can still build it in Enugu We need men like you to step inside the ring sir We move @trigottista Shebi you support this candidate?

@AloyEjimakor Was it not a Yoruba man that denied an Igbo man the presidency in 2023? Politics is competition, what are you even saying?

To all those sincerely championing the prospect of “Igbo presidency”, you should be aware that clinching the presidency may be hardly enough to decisively address the institutional abhorrence of the Igbo that has vested & persisted in Nigeria since time. Ditto for the other myriad issues that impact other downtrodden Nigerians, and which must naturally arise for an Igbo President - in the course of his tenure - to deal with, evenhandedly. Ponder these … . Assuming an Igbo becomes the next President in 2027, would the Southwest & its ardent allies be happy that it’s an Igbo (or the Igbo) that denied President Tinubu a second term? Wouldn’t that trigger another round of ethnic-baiting, reminiscent of 1966 when Ndigbo were collectively branded co-conspirators in the first coup, which directly triggered the deadly chain reactions that forced Ndigbo to take a stand to defend themselves? . Would an Igbo President, reeling under a predictable ethnic backlash/mistrust & vicious political opposition, be able to permanently & decisively solve the Islamic terror in the North without being accused of retaliating for the “loss” of the Civil War, as General Ihejirika was accused of (by notable Northerners), simply because of his significant successes against Boko Haram? Recall Buhari’s assertions that ‘an attack on Boko Haram is an attack on the North’. That was the dog whistle that led to the epic fall of Ihejirika & Jonathan. . Even if an Igbo President scores minimal successes against terror & the other problems during his 4-year (or 8-year) tenure, how can anybody be so sure that terrorism and the other problems won’t resurface, even on a grander scale, once such President leaves office? . As for the other structural issues bedeviling Nigeria, is there any assurance that an Igbo President can muster the political will to right the systemic wrongs without provoking concentric political backlash & being accused of designing to split Nigeria? . Even when the Igbo President makes bold to initiate policies geared to reversing the decades-old political injustices inherent in the system, is it not predictable that the vested beneficiaries of such injustices would resort to their superior numbers to push-back & frustrate the efforts, thus returning everybody to square one or worse? I know how uncomfortable these questions might be for the Igbos (and their allies) who will rather cast their lot with the idealism of an Igbo presidency but if they’re true to their conscience, they must ponder these questions before they cast that lot, because it may turn dangerous & somewhat naive to stake the collective future of the Igbo in the single factor of some “Igbo presidency” that has put Ndigbo in a political time warp since the end of the Civil War. And to other Nigerians, would you be comfortable with an Igbo President who would dare to put Nigeria aright or push for an equal political footing (or even something more drastic & radical) for Ndigbo and other disadvantaged Nigerians? Ponder these & correct me if I’m wrong in posing these piquant questions.

@ToyinAkalam @AndyjnrUmaru So, now it's the foreigners dismantling us while the Islamic terrorists are protecting us. 😆. This is not funny at all.

@AndyjnrUmaru You asked questions and you answered yourself. Nigerians need to be wise up, this killing is getting out of hand. These foreigners are flaming it even more. They just want us to keep killing ourselves and create chaos so as for them to dismantle us.

This white Man is currently the most HATED Christian Evangelist in Nigeria by most Muslims.. but why??? They hate him because he is going town to town, village to village where Christians are being massacre by islamist terrorist group and making coverage about it and telling it to the world. - Is he fabricating the news?? No - is he one doing the killings?? No - is he lying?? No. - Are the killings not done by islamist terrorist groups??? We all know who are doing this killings, it's not even assumption because they are not hiding themselves behind any mask, many times dey have made video with their face on uncovered and specifically identify themselves and their believes or religion. so why do they hate him?. you can't silence the truth.

@Tope_bukola @Deji21_04 @instablog9ja Lies! You don't have to lie to support any point.

@Deji21_04 @instablog9ja Do you know that we have churches with the same belief that you can only pray to God in English? They will tell you English is the language of heaven.

Prince Adewale shares his take on religious beliefs

@ozzyfire07 @Kene_Nnewi Una mumu no too much? On Anioma state we stand.

@Kene_Nnewi FOR ORLU STATE 1.Orlu 2.Orsu 3.Oru East 4.Oru West 5.Nkwerre 6.Nwangele 7.Njaba 8.Isu 9.Ideato North 10.Ideato South 11.Oguta 12.Ohaji/Egbema 13.Ihiala 14.Ekwusigo 15.Nnewi North 16.Nnewi South 17.Ogbaru We’ll be there no matter what. 💯

Good Morning from Adada State.

@Teeniiola Both VDM and Blessing just dey catch cruise, dey make content on top all of una head. 😆 🤣

Verydarkman I hope what you said about pressing my b00bs is just sarcasm because you know I have a man in my life and that’s very disrespectful to him. If you’re in Lagos I can tender some evidence in the public, we can hold a public meeting with few family do you can ask any question you want.” — Blessing CEO replies Verydarkman

@Alkaneseries This thing has become a phobia-driven mental disorder.

“I’m a Yoruba conservative, I’m not liberal, you can call me a humanist when dealing with other people or peoples, but when it comes to Yoruba, I’m not liberal.” “I can be liberal with every other aspect of my humanity, but when it comes to Yoruba, I’m a conservative.” She added, “because you can’t be protecting yours and be sharing mine” — A Yoruba woman breaks silence!

@StatiSense Allocated votes

KANO 2023: KWANKWASO AND OBI'S COMBINED VOTES DOUBLED TINUBU'S TALLY Votes [% of total votes]: 1 🟠Kwankwaso — 997,279 [58.4%] 2 🔵Tinubu — 513,341 [30.1%] 3 🔴Atiku — 131,716 [7.7%] 4 🟣Obi — 28,513 [1.7%] 🔵APC 🟣LP 🟠NNPP 🔴PDP Kwankwaso and Obi gathered 1,025,792 votes in Kano during the 2023 election. This total was double the 513,341 votes cast for Tinubu in the state. Based on these 2023 patterns, a potential alliance would start with a two-to-one lead in Nigeria's most populous state. #Statisense (INEC)

@Hamm6767 @StatiSense Yes! And yet every tribe has their people in Onitsha.

@CollinsIfeachor @StatiSense Lol in the same Onitsha? Where about 90% are igbos?

MOST POPULATED STATES IN NIGERIA — 2022 State — Population (Millions) 1 🔴 Kano — 15.46M 2 🟣 Lagos — 13.49M 3 🔴 Katsina — 10.37M 4 🔴 Kaduna — 9.03M 5 ⚫ Bauchi — 8.31M 6 🟣 Oyo — 7.98M 7 🔴 Jigawa — 7.50M 8 🟤 Rivers — 7.48M 9 🟠 Niger — 6.78M 10 🔴 Sokoto — 6.39M 11 🟣 Ogun — 6.38M 12 🟠 Benue — 6.14M 🟠NC ⚫NE 🔴NW 🟤SS 🟣SW Northern states dominate the list, with Kano leading by a wide margin, while Lagos remains the most populous state in the southern region. #Statisense (National Population Commission)

@Makavellidon77 @fimiletoks Wild cat

@CollinsIfeachor @fimiletoks Bingo

The Apapa and Tincan ports generated N4.5trn in 2025. The entire money was remitted into the Federation account to be shared as FAAC to all states and LG. Lagos cant even retain 1% as derivation fees compared to 13% oil derivation fees.

@Makavellidon77 @fimiletoks Delusion 😆

@fimiletoks The Yorubas have no business with hunger, when a much larger number of Yoruba Folks becomes more conservative, they will take back what is rightfully theirs in this false marriage called Nigeria

@MaaziUchennaya @VivianIfeomaOj Ndị ndu-kwa? Anyị enwelụ ezigbo ndị ndu na ana Igbo? Hapụ ndi ndughe, biko.

@VivianIfeomaOj Atụmatụ ịtụ pụtara amaka. Ma ná nke bụ eziokwu bụ na ọ bụghị ihe otu onye ga eme ni. Ndị ndú enwere na Ani Igbo kwesịrị inye aka soro Tinubu akwụ hà rie.

Ndị Igbo jiri aka unu depụta ihe banyere unu. Gbanwee ife nile edere na Wikipedia etu anyị si chọọ. Mepụta Pages enwerọ onye ga edegharị. Depụta data nke ụnụ na ime Wikipedia. Tinye obodo nile nọ na Alaigbo na elu ife ọbụna bụ ife ọma Otu a ke si agbasa ozi.

@Onyeka_Marco The population of ONITSHA and ABA are grossly underatted, especially ONITSHA. Apart from Lagos, no city in Nigeria has more population than ONITSHA and ABA is not far behind. Forget the political census numbers.

Nigeria’s Largest Cities by Population 🏙️ 🇳🇬 Lagos — 17.8 million 🇳🇬 Port Harcourt — 10.5 million 🇳🇬 Enugu — 4.5 million 🇳🇬 Ibadan — 4.29 million 🇳🇬 Kano — 2.5 million 🇳🇬 Imo— 2.3 million 🇳🇬 Aba — 2 million 🇳🇬 Jos — 1.07 million 🇳🇬 Kaduna — 1 million 🇳🇬 Maiduguri — 0.80…. Show more

@instablog9ja One major problem with the Nigerian education system is the continuous change of policies. Evry Eke market day comes with a new rule. Worst still, the policies are incoherent, badly designed, and most likely not implemented as designed. The interference is too much.

FG Introduces Learner Identification Number (LIN), Plans to Scrap Common Entrance The Federal Government has unveiled plans to introduce a Learner Identification Number (LIN) for pupils from primary school level, in a bid to monitor their academic journey and tackle the alarming dropout rate across the country. Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji Alausa, disclosed this during an interactive session with journalists in Lagos, noting that the initiative will assign a unique number to every child, regardless of where they begin or continue their education. According to him, the system will help authorities track students’ progress and identify those who fail to transition to the next level. “If a child is expected to be in JSS1 and is not there, we will know and find out why,” he said. Alausa expressed concern over the sharp drop in enrollment, revealing that out of over 23 million pupils in more than 50,000 public primary schools nationwide, only about 3 million proceed to junior secondary school in public institutions. He pointed out that the gap cannot be fully absorbed by private schools, stressing that limited access remains a major challenge. To address this, the Federal Government is working with state governments to build more schools and expand capacity. In another major shift, the minister announced plans to phase out the common entrance examination. It will be replaced with Continuous Assessment (CA), which will evaluate pupils based on their performance from primary one. The assessment record will also follow students if they transfer between schools. Alausa further hinted at the revival of the school feeding programme to boost enrollment in public schools. He added that the initiative would soon be moved from the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs to the Federal Ministry of Education for better oversight.

@utibeimaabasi_1 @NancyIsime678 Which people? Think of what?

@CollinsIfeachor @NancyIsime678 Why do you people think of this??

A man who cares too much for a woman is never respected by her.

@iambryaneteng @ctpnetwo @SadiqMaunde Don't waste your time, bro. You can't raise a dead conscience. Some people have gone to be with the devil.

@ctpnetwo @SadiqMaunde Your first statement just exposes your heartlessness and how evil you are! Tinubu that knows everything has plunged the country into the worst form ever! Why do I even bother replying you!

“Climate change is the cause of terrorism in Nigeria!” — Tinubu Bro, at this point, I’m done. 🥹😭