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@winexviv Democracy has failed us. It breeds greedy followers and discourages accountability. This is not leadership this is a ride into the belly of the beast.

I think we will have to take up this UNN hostel matter. I’m aware that this year alone N100 billion was released to 40 federal universities for the purpose of hostels. The university also charges hostel fees. Our students can’t be living in conditions worse than prisons.

@AnnUdoh5 @SKefason Democracy happened. Everything it touched dies.

Peugeot in Kaduna and Volkswagen in Lagos were operational, assembling cars, buses, and trucks what happened? Dunlop and Michelin in Lagos and Port Harcourt were producing tyres from local rubber plantations what happened? Thriving textile mills in the North (Kano, Kaduna, Zaria) supplied local fabrics. Bata and Lennards produced shoes from locally tanned leather, while companies like Thermocool and Debo produced refrigerators and air conditioners What happened to Nigeria?

@SaidZahira @AJEnglish Small minded people also have an opinion

@AJEnglish Reasons why Military Men should never hold office for over 3 months 🤷🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️ It never ends well.

Burkina Faso’s military government has ordered the dissolution of more than 100 associations and civil society groups – which rights groups are calling an “attack” on basic rights. Read here aje.news/srkdtf

@FaraiMazhindu @AJEnglish Speaking Porsche doesn't make you Porsche

Ibrahim Traore is just another scared dictator. If Ibrahim Traore is actually the people's choice, why is he so terrified of a few NGOs and journalists? Silencing neutral entities and critics is a sign of cowardice. By dissolving 100+ civil society groups, he's just recycling the same tired African dictatorship script we have seen for decades. He isn't securing the nation, he's just securing his own seat because he knows his propaganda can't survive a single honest debate. Popular leaders don't need to shut people up.

@Big_marvis People like you are why the country is never moving forward. Everything the state government does is not with their own personal funds. It is a duty they owe to the people not something we should all come and be hyping or praising them.

Yahaya Bello who was seen as a devil in Kogi state built two universities from scratch. He resisted all the plans of the state university VC to increase the school tuition fee under his watch. He banned ASUU out of KSU in 2017 and 4 years course has been 4 years since then He secured Kogi state from all forms of banditry and also shielded the state during COVID19 without locking down the state. He built many primary healthcares The only problem he had was non payment of workers salary. If in the future he contests for the president and a failure like Obi is also on the ballot, please vote for Yahaya Bello instead

@Abidjanpost225 Sorry for your enslavement. It really messed with your head.

Les trois (3) clowns de l'Afrique 🤣😂

@trigottista Very wack job

Can someone tell me why the passport posted by the Nigerian Police showing the holder’s photo TWICE on the data page? 🤷🏿

Life is a gift, so spend it wisely.

@vanguardngrnews This country is facing multiple evil systems all at the same time.

18 pregnant women rescued from Lagos ‘baby factory’; children sold for N1m In an operation that lasted from Wednesday night into the early hours of Thursday, operatives of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, Lagos State Command, busted a baby factory in Okuju, Ilado, Badagry area of Lagos. The operatives rescued 18 pregnant women and 10 children. They also arrested the operators of the facility, Joy Okeke and Raphael Agwu. vanguardngr.com/2026/04/18-pre…

@QlemsT @ADCVanguard_ Psychopaths have no empathy or sympathy for anyone

@ADCVanguard_ Tinubu lack of sympathy for ordinary Nigerians is troubling. It's ither wise counsel is not reaching him, or ignored entirely. The applause from his aides compounds the concern. Clapping for poorly articulated thoughts does not help a leader improve. It helps them deteriorate.

FLASH: An APC campaign outing in Chanchaga, Niger State, reportedly turned sour after angry youths rejected the proposed Tinubu's second term bid in dramatic fashion, prompting security agencies to intervene and escort the campaigner to safety. Tibubu is gone 🔥🤝🤝

@Joe__Bassey African union has really destroyed this continent.

Sudan’s war has lasted 3 years, leaving over 150,000 dead and 14 million displaced. Yet global attention continues to shift away. Behind every number is a real family, a real loss. We need to speak up and support the people of Sudan 🇸🇩

@DreadHound0 @nimc_ng You think their DG doesn't know about this right, keep deceiving yourself.

Dear @nimc_ng, why is your NIMC office in Owerri asking people who are there to do their NIN to contribute N2K each to power their generator? Why are they charging N5K for NIN registration? Why do you government workers continue to destroy Nigeria with your unhinged corruption?

@realJudebela That's exactly what war mongers do, they fund both sides fighting a war.

DID YOU KNOW: During the Nigerian Civil war, the MOSSAD used Biafra and it’s struggle as a geopolitical PR tool. Israel's involvement was characterized by a "double game" — covertly aiding Biafra while maintaining formal diplomatic relations with Nigeria. Their objectives were: - To frame the conflict as an "oppressed people" struggling for survival, aiming to shift global sympathy away from the Arab-Palestinian cause and onto the Biafran crisis. - Countering Arab Influence; they aimed to neutralize the influence of Arab nations, particularly Egypt, which supplied pilots and technical assistance to the Nigerian Federal Government. - Israel also sought to maintain influence in West Africa, secure potential future oil supplies, and test or sell weapons captured in the 1967 Six-Day War. They funneled roughly $500,000 to the Nigerian government and gave $200,000 to the Biafran side. The delivery channel used was Ivory Coast. This is according to declassified documents 📄.

@Sudan_tweet Another reason why the African Union remains completely useless to us.

A group photo of the participants in the Berlin Meeting for #Sudan, which was held today in Germany without Sudan’s presence!

@rukky_nate Democracy.

You’re God for 24hrs. Your only goal is to eliminate one disease from the world. Which disease are you eliminating?

@Abidjanpost225 So you love being a slave? We ain't surprise the imperialist education is messing up with your reality.

🇧🇫 L'ancien premier ministre du Burkina Faso: « Le peuple ne fait plus confiance à cette transition. Moi je suis un démocrate et j'aime la démocratie... » Fin de citation !

@ilariallegro Daughter of a whore, this generation of youths will never accept your demonic lies. The world is already splitting into two evolutions, you either follow or be blown to pieces in the wind.

#BurkinaFaso Ibrahim Traoré soigne ses relations avec Israël Le chef de la junte, qui cultive une posture résolument antioccidentale et affiche son rapprochement avec Téhéran, entretient en parallèle des liens discrets avec Tel-Aviv. africaintelligence.fr/afrique-ouest/…

@NigeriaStories Only a foolish man will allow his child to join this evil setting called Nigerian Army. How do you convince people to join a force who killed their own and later got compensation and a pat on the back. No that's crass madness. Even a blind man will never accept that.

JUST IN🚨: Nigeria 🇳🇬 Army decries low enrolment of youths into military service

@voxafricana Pedophiles cannot love anybody. They are evil and wicked people.

When exactly did Western countries discover their love for human rights?

@France24Afrique The days of this foolish propaganda is over, we don't give a fuck about your useless democracy and empty promises to Africa. Whoever is paying you is wasting their money. Africa has awaken and there is nothing your evil leaders can do about it.

Trois ans après le putsch de Ibrahim Traoré, la situation sécuritaire s’est transformée en crise profonde au Burkina Faso. Entre intensification des violences, durcissement du pouvoir et recomposition des alliances au sein de l’AES, la « révolution » promise interroge.