Daniel Taye Medoye, PhD.

@OlayinkaLere The same sympathiser and supporter of terrorism will be avoided and rested in 2027.

"Burn down Lagos." "Burn down police stations." "Kill any policeman you see." "Go and get a gun to kill." "Get 2,000 human heads for the burial of IPOB leader" These are some of Nnamdi Kanu's words in 2020. And suddenly, critical infrastructure started going up in flames across Lagos. One of the most painful losses was the destruction of numerous BRT buses built with public funds. But Pitobi said this same Nnamdi Kanu was merely speaking on radio and should not have been arrested, tried and jailed. Thank God Nigeria escaped this Sympathizer and Supporter of Terrorism in 2023.

@Holy__Bible1 Amen.

Amen

“Support for Peter Obi is tribal because most of the people supporting him are from his ethnic group. With Tinubu having a chunk of support, the South West is an area where people can come out to correctly voice their opposition today, yesterday, and in the history of Nigeria.” — Shehu Sani

@HighChiefOkoro No problem, whatever any one sows, that will he oe she reap. Those who are sowing the wind, will surely reap the whirlwind. The denigrators and vilifiers can continue their abominable and unpatriotic attitude.

A strong message to Nigerians living abroad that use every little opportunity to pull down their country. Retweet Aggressively!

@NigeriaStories Unfortunately, these stories do not make any sense to a majority of the present generation of the Black population in South Africa. Some of them even ask, as so what?

Nelson Mandela of South Africa 🇿🇦 was hidden in Nigeria from the apartheid Govt for 6 months by former Nigerian Minister, Mbazulike Amaechi in 1963. South Africans former President Thabo Mbeki lived in Nigeria from 1977-84. 🇳🇬 Jaja Wachuku saved Mandela from the death penalty in 1963/1964. We remember 💔

Fashola Raises Concerns Over State Police: "How Many Young People Want to Work in the Police? Whose Children Should Go There?" Former Minister of Works Babatunde Fashola has raised critical questions about the proposed establishment of state police, focusing on manpower and funding challenges. Speaking on the proposal, Fashola asked: "How many young people want to work in the police? Whose children should go there?" His comments highlight the practical difficulties of recruiting and retaining personnel for state police forces, even if the constitutional framework is put in place. Fashola's remarks have added to the ongoing debate over state police as a solution to Nigeria's security crisis.

@ennyola0015 My take is that they (the terrorists arrested) be neutralized without any delay, regardless of what anybody or institution says or would say.

Our mistake was capturing them in the first place. The battlefield was where the matter should have ended. What do you do with 720 terrorists? You can't realistically imprison or execute them all. Keep them in prison, and their comrades will eventually try to free them. Execute them, and international organizations and human rights groups will descend on you immediately.

AbaSamuel Prisons, Ethiopia The atmosphere was absolutely electric. Our incarcerated nationals were ecstatic! Happiness Renewed; Hope Renewed. Pure unaltered joy at the prospects of returning to their homeland for conclusion of custodial terms, courtesy of the Landmark Agreement on the Transfer od Sentenced Persons We have just signed with the Government of Ethiopia. The Welfare of our Citizens abroad, regardless of where they may be, is of paramount importance under the Renewed Hope Agenda. #hope

@ennyola0015 Never surprised by the muteness of the Pastor about the incident. That action of his is a fallout of the hypocritical attitude of the people in generfal, and which has become a normal way of life. Unfortunately, no one is immune from the scourge, even the men in cassock.

It's been over 36 hours since the private jet linked to Pastor Paul Eneche made an emergency landing on a motorway and sparked a national debate. Yet, not a word from the pastor. Lips sealed. Ears deaf. Ink dry. A man who rarely misses an opportunity to comment on government decisions has suddenly gone mute when the spotlight is on him.

Thank you, Mr President! Nigeria immates in AbaSamuel Prisons, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia express their joy and Appreciation to the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on the successful conclusion of the bilateral Prisoner Transfer Agreement with the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia. #hope #RenewedHopeAgenda

@ennyola0015 I think it's the responsibility of government to evolve a mission in regard to every issue of national concern, then provides a framework on how to achieve the objectives associated with the mission. The role of the public is to be informed and educated, and urged to align.

If you're asked, “What is our mission objective on insecurity?” what would your response be? A. None B. God’s hands C. Fierce on ISWAP, soft on bandits D. Act only when stretched

@OlayinkaLere Does this referenced post make any sense at all?

This one is among the supporters of that fellow that is always taking advice from a mad man.

@abdullahayofel @adeyanjudeji I think he should be concerned about winning the Presidential election before boasting of what he would do. Mr. Peter Obi should be consciuos of the fact he doesn't have what it takes,in terms political clout; resources;credibility;and national acceptability,to make any surprise.

I will free Nnamdi Kanu as president; he has done nothing wrong and I will also negotiate with Bandits. - Peter Obi repeats This is the same Peter Obi who sued @adeyanjudeji and Kenneth Okonkwo for simply asking for accountability 👀😳

@OlayinkaLere Can we guess that there's likely a looming implosion in the NDC as a result of the various shenanigans going on in respect of the primaries and appointments, that have been causing frictions in the Party?

Obidients reject appointment of Peter Obi’s critic Theo Agada as NDC’s communications director The national coordinator of the Obidient Movement, Tanko Yunusa said; “The party appointed that particular person. We’ll now have to inform the party of the activities of that particular fellow, that we do not support somebody who is antagonistic to Peter Obi. We do not, and we can’t support that appointment, because we did not nominate him in the first place. “When I tell you that we’re not in support of the appointment, that should tell you that we know the danger of that particular person being appointed in that regard. Anybody that will be injurious to Peter Obi, is not from us, and can never be from us.” #ME: 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@osazenoo Imagine how quickly narratives have changed. I thought this fellow insisted hitherto, that he won the 2023 Presidential elections.

“I am not challenging the outcome of the 2023 presidential election. I am not challenging who INEC declared. I am challenging the process of the election.” — Peter Obi In other words: “I am not disputing the person INEC declared as winner. My contention is that the electoral process was flawed and did not comply with the standards and procedures that were promised.”

Abike Dabiri-Erewa, CEO of Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM), listed some of the support given to the first batch of Nigerians evacuated from South Africa to Nigeria. - N100,000 from MTN - N50,000 airtime and a starter pack from MTN - N1 million to each Imo State indigene from Governor Hope Uzodimma - Transportation support from NEMA - Financial support from a real estate firm - Nigeria's Refugee Commission to follow up on reintegration Abike also called on other state governors to emulate Governor Hope Uzodimma by reaching out to their indigenes, while adding that the federal government will continue engagement with the returnees to see which skills they can utilise and how the government can support them.