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@The_Weird_Chef Let's see abuja

Any Catholic single man in lagos, that's interested in afang soup for the weekend???

@ChuksEricE People are really wicked, why will one use a a pwm controller for this set up. Secondly, what's the stabilizer doing there. What's olyiur energy demand. That's ur load so we can give a free consultation service/advice

“I’m tired of this solar wahala. My inverter only lasts about four hours a day, and right now I’m back to using a generator. Every day, I spend ₦38,000 on fuel.” -Lady cr!es out after spending millions to install solar.

@Nana_hauwa_ Moral of this story:: when you hear someone is dead:: don't rush and call, he might still be eating somewhere allow him finish his last super. Cos the journey is far

Yes. One of my uncles died in a car crash about 15 years ago while he was on his way to the village to visit my grandma. But somehow, his spirit came to our house instead. He arrived, and we welcomed him as usual. He went into the bathroom to shower, then told my mum he was...

@egi_nupe If you are looking for one of the most wicked souls that use the framework of the law to legalize all manner of atrocities and encourage the wickedness of this regime. You will find him here. Just imagine the tweet emanating from a supose lawyer after someone escaped assasinatio

Empty chest beating yi nani, una no talk pass this one for MNK? Where is he today? Make Obi no pass him boundary, nothing go happen to am. But if he does, he go too feel am for body.

@ChuksEricE All movie channel APC

“You cannot speak to me in that manner, I am a distinguished Nigerian.”👀👀 — Minister Dave Umahi f!res back at Senator Oshiomhole.

@egi_nupe Of course you are a Nigeria just that supports the destruction of the system. So that you all can wear your useless wig and start debating when it fails and did not fail after deliberately switching off the system and hiring thugs to create enough chaos.

If you want to catch up, start getting your polling agents ready! We have over 100,000 polling units in Nigeria. Don’t repeat the mistake of calling for volunteers on Twitter and be ready to pay your agents well so political opponents do not entice them with money.

@TheAmenReigns Am very much interested

@Esteembehemoth Nigerians must lead the protest. Operation occupy NAAS

Nobody should call Nigerians cowards again. We now know who the actual cowards are -- The opposition leaders. Spineless.

@theboyisgreat No too much talk can we just start

If you are in Abuja and you are going to join fellow Nigeria to demand a free and fair election tomorrow. Comment #OccupyNASS below.. If you need transport. Also, drop your account number.. Nigeria must work for everyone..

@AishaYesufu I stand with you madam Aisha, Nigerians must not allow this to stand

THE SENATE MUST NOT BE ALLOWED TO GET AWAY WITH THIS!!!!!!

@HonShield We have never resisted anything my brother. Just social media vibes

Nigerians, what happened to our spirit of RESISTANCE?

@HAHayatu If opposition don't come together and mobilize massively against this madness. Then let's all forget 2027

The Bvas is designed in such a way that even if network is not available you can transit result from the PU, just that the result will not drop in the server until there is proper internet connection. Now all RAC have full internet coverage so when the Bvas is brought it automatically drops it in th INEC server without any human input But senate wants to use wayo to create loophole that they will use to do manual transmission

@engrICO2015 À

Why is the north so scared of staying on their own ? What is actually their problem !!!

@ADCVanguard_ Nigeria delta over to you.

BREAKING: Northern Elders Forum opposes Tinubu's plan to locate ‘national gold refinery’ in Lagos The Northern Elders Forum (NEF) yesterday accused the federal government of locating “the National Gold Refinery” in Lagos State. But the federal government said it was unfortunate that the NEF was framing a private sector–driven initiative in the mining sector as a regional agenda. The NEF, in an open letter signed by its spokesperson, Professor Abubakar Jika Jiddere and addressed to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and members of the Federal Executive Council, alleged that the location of the gold refinery struck at the heart of Nigeria’s constitutional commitment to equity, federal balance and inclusive economic development. The letter, dated 18th January 2026, was titled ‘Open Letter to the Federal Government of Nigeria on the Location of the National Gold Refinery, Federal Character, Derivation and the Deepening Crisis of Structural Inequality”. The Minister of Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dele Alake, had, on Tuesday during a meeting with the Saudi Arabian Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources, Ibrahim Al-Khorayef, held ahead of the Future Minerals Forum in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, announced the commencement of operations at a high-purity gold refining plant in Lagos. The minister, in a statement by his media aide, Segun Tomori, had also said three additional gold refineries that were at different stages of development across the country, and that a $600 million lithium processing plant located in Nasarawa State was ready for commissioning. The NEF, in its letter, said the decision to locate the gold refinery in Lagos must be interrogated beyond administrative convenience. The letter read, “Your Excellencies, the Northern Elders Forum (NEF) issues this open letter not as a rhetorical protest, but as a constitutional, economic, and political intervention necessitated by the Federal Government’s decision to locate Nigeria’s gold refinery in Lagos State, notwithstanding the well-established fact that Nigeria’s commercially viable gold deposits are overwhelmingly located in Northern Nigeria. This decision must be interrogated beyond administrative convenience. Section 14(3) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as amended), enshrines the federal character principle, mandating that the composition and conduct of government affairs must reflect Nigeria’s diversity and prevent the dominance or exclusion of any group or region. While often narrowly applied to appointments, the spirit of Section 14(3) is broader: it is intended to prevent structural concentration of national advantages in ways that marginalized sections of the federation. Strategic economic infrastructure is as consequential to federal balance as political office. Furthermore, Section 16(1)(b) obliges the State to control the national economy in such a manner as to secure ‘the maximum welfare, freedom and happiness of every citizen on the basis of social justice and equality of status and opportunity.’” The forum said a policy that extracts mineral wealth from one region while systematically locating value addition, industrial jobs, and capital accumulation elsewhere fundamentally contradicts this directive. It said most critically, Section 162(2) of the Constitution recognises the principle of derivation, affirming that resource-bearing areas are entitled to a fair share of the benefits arising from the resources extracted from their land. While derivation has often been framed in fiscal terms, its underlying philosophy is unmistakable: resource origin must matter in the distribution of economic benefits,” the letter added. The forum stressed that to deny gold-producing regions the industrial and developmental benefits of refining is to hollow out the derivation principle and reduce it to a token accounting exercise.

This Agenda is dead on arrival. If this is the reason why the Nigerian Govt wasted tax payes money it will not work.

@IamtheOYE @Nedumcity_ Get out with this talk . Igbos plenty

@Nedumcity_ They are not igbos...Mostly Benin girls

Last year, this man settled his boys with over 15 million each and this morning, he’s complaining about the high rate of prostitution in Enugu. Why won’t our girls prostitute when there’s no job? Find an interpreter if you don’t understand Igbo.

@VivianIfeomaOj You people should also tweet with sense sometimes. How has Umahi opinion becomes the political reality of ebonyians. Peter won Ebonyi in d last outing and will do so again.

Dave Umahi really thinks he can be the first Igbo president by hating on Peter Obi and pandering to Tinubu. He should understand that Ebonyi isn’t the only Igbo state. You will also need support from the other Igbo states and we won’t be there.

@soccerMASTER0 @emmaikumeh Atiku as presidential candidate, I will vote for Tinubu

@emmaikumeh I will vigorously campaign against Obi if he dares Vice Atiku.. on God, that ticket must fail.. Atiku should pack his old age and retire or we will retire him by force in 2027. Enough is Enough

“Atiku remains a leader I respect, a very senior brother I respect and someone I will work with.” - Peter Obi on XSpaces (December 28, 2025).

@ObidientUpdate @PeterObi is coming @PeterObi is coming @PeterObi is coming @PeterObi is coming @PeterObi is coming