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Dear Igbo Nigerians. I beg u do no loose sight of what is. This is not a fight against tribe!! It's a fight against NIGERIA! OUR FATHER LAND. Yes! even Igbo men fought for Nigeria's Freedom! It is a fight for a new Nigeria. #protest #TinubuIsNotComing #RevolutionNow

@OnipedeAA @osazenoo Good question. The people need a leader with Tinubu's political grit and Obi's leadership style. Or Obi will very likely not emerge and Tinubu will assuredly not lead better than he already is leading. Even without money, Tinubu's politics is solid

@osazenoo E ku analysis. But what is in it for the people.

Any serious politician would do well to study the playbook of Bola Ahmed Tinubu. After investing years into building both party structure and electoral victories, most notably backing the rise and reelection of Muhammadu Buhari; he found himself in a paradox: the very system he helped strengthen grew distant, and at moments, even resistant to his own ambition in 2023. Within the All Progressives Congress, there were clear signs of hesitation, internal pushback, and shifting loyalties. But instead of walking away or fracturing the platform, he chose to stay the course. He leaned on years of political capital, relationships, and influence; calling in favors, consolidating alliances, and navigating internal battles that could have derailed a less seasoned operator. Where others might have retreated, he doubled down. He stood by the party he helped build, even when that loyalty wasn’t fully reciprocated. And in doing so, he demonstrated a core lesson in Nigerian politics: power isn’t just about popularity or momentum; it’s about endurance, structure, and the ability to outlast resistance within and beyond your own camp.

@FSYusuff To what end bro @FSYusuff to what end, what happens when we follow him? Help my unbelief

Deep down, I actually wanted Peter Obi to stay in ADC and get the ticket but if that is not happening, I tie rope to his waist and follow am go where he dey go.

@firstladyship Omo politics no be emotions not even in Nigeria politics na game... Na so we loose guard trap ourselves inside ADC. Make we sha dey watch. Plenty moves no tact, just running on emotions.

Nigeria has no party ideology, all the parties are the same. They are a special purpose vehicle, SPVs. This is our party, our party is him. If he joins the Buccaneers, we will buy yellow berets.

@aleeygiwa We need better PR personnel in Nigerian governmental institutions

We have acknowledged Mene Ogidi family request to see his remains. We are treating their grief with the importance it deserves. Mene Ogidi’s body is currently in the mortuary. Given the circumstances of this case, an autopsy is required to ensure justice is based on complete and reliable facts. We will support and keep the family informed throughout this process. We ask everyone to be mindful of their grief and to approach this case with care.

@GeneralSnow_ Nooooooooo This is not how the game of power is played. You don't just move pieces on the board, you make calculated moves. It's cheering like this that got us in ADC... While Mr. Obi's commitment to making Nigeria better is commendable, he needs tacts not just moves

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He just needs to know how to win an election in Nigeria. Which is a very difficult task given the state of things, but it's not impossible. Very difficult yet very possible.

Jesus' goal was to reach the entire world, he set up a team of 12 uneducated fishermen. The tool for the work doesn't matter as much as the one welding the tool. Obi didn't need to leave LP and if he leaves ADC...speechless. I still think he's our best option...

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N2bn for victims is not necessary. Add money and invest into military hardware. If I were living in Plateau, I'd rather the assurance of life to whatever relief items that wouldn't replace the vacuum of loved ones lost nor the convenience of living without fear of the unknown.

@aonanuga1956 So Una dey watch ADC summit 😏

PRESS STATEMENT INCITING VIOLENCE - GOVERNOR MAKINDE, YOU ARE UNWORTHY OF THE OFFICE YOU OCCUPY While addressing a summit of opposition political parties in Ibadan, yesterday, Saturday, April 25, 2026, Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo state invoked the bloody history of “Operation Wetie” to incite Nigerians to violence over his baseless and senseless allegation of the country’s descent into a one party state. The All Progressives Congress (APC) categorically condemns Governor Makinde’s incitement as reckless, and a clear and present threat to peace and national security. It is particularly disturbing for a sitting Governor who bears constitutional responsibility as the Chief Security Officer of his state to conjure up one of the darkest episodes of political violence in Nigeria’s history to threaten violence against the people and government of Nigeria. By his incitement to violence, Makinde has showed himself to be unworthy of the high office of Governor that he occupies. Makinde’s violent rhetoric cannot be dismissed as mere opposition posturing. His statement risks fueling anarchy, murderous rage and widespread lawlessness capable of undermining national stability. We therefore call on all relevant security and intelligence agencies to take this unfortunate development seriously and act to safeguard lives, property, and defend Nigeria’s democratic order. Makinde must be reminded that constitutional immunity from prosecution is not immunity from accountability for threats or acts against national security. No individual, however highly placed, should have the power to threaten or endanger the lives and safety of Nigerians or upend the country’s hard-won democratic governance under the guise of political commentary. The APC, again, vehemently rejects attempts by confused opposition leaders to frame their internal shambles in alarmist narratives about so-called one-party domination. The opposition parties are victims of self-inflicted injuries arising from anti-democratic practices, miserably poor leadership, internal contradictions, utter disregard for due process and the rule of law, persistent factionalization, and the desperate and dissonant presidential ambitions of their leaders. The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) was destroyed by Atiku Abubakar’s ruthless confiscation of the PDP’s 2023 presidential ticket in violation of the party’s constitutionally entrenched rotational zoning formula. The Labour Party (LP) was effectively subverted by the restless nomadic disposition of its 2023 presidential candidate, Mr Peter Obi, permanently swinging from one party to another in search of free and uncontested presidential ticket. The African Democratic Congress (ADC), so-called coalition platform, was basically stillborn, strangled by the reckless robbery of that party’s leadership by the same band of marauding opposition figures, never willing to remain and build their parties but always quick to use the revolving door on to the next available party. They have left nothing but desolation in opposition trail. At the APC, we are confident that Nigerians are discerning and recognize that a party so grossly unable to manage its own internal affairs cannot be entrusted with the governance of Africa’s most populous and important country. These opposition leaders and their coalition of confusion have not put anything forward by way of an alternative vision for Nigeria’s development. All they have in their arsenal is fear mongering built on false narratives about the APC. Our great Party rejects the veiled expectation of opposition leaders that the APC would help them manage their internal affairs. We bear no such duty and will not provide any such leadership consulting services to them. And we will not yield to blackmail to abdicate our duty to our Party to plan, organize and mobilize to compete effectively in the upcoming 2027 general elections. Our democracy is founded on the idea of competing visions of governance and development. Their failure to articulate any alternative vision or policy framework to the visionary and transformative policies of the APC-led administration is on them, and Nigerians are justified in rejecting their gangster antics designed to threaten their way to electoral victory. Nigeria’s democratic space remains as robust as can be. With nearly two dozen parties registered and participating freely in the country’s electoral process, the opposition’s unjustifiable attacks on our great Party, and their threats of violence is nothing but primitive capitulation, an admission of incompetence, and a peremptory alibi for what is looking to be a fantastic rebuke at the hands of the Nigerian electorate come 2027. Our great party, under the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, remains committed to strengthening democratic institutions, upholding the rule of law, and delivering on the Renewed Hope Agenda for the peace, unity, and prosperity of all Nigerians. Signed: *Felix Morka, CON* National Publicity Secretary All Progressives Congress (APC) ABUJA, FCT APRIL 26, 2026

Appeal to Twitter People Please try hard to use precise words. It has implications for public intelligence and political actions. If someone makes you angry, call him annoying or obnoxious, not sexist, racist or fascist. If someone makes an argument you think does not make sense, call him unintelligent, not terrorist. Always use the right words. It improves your own intelligence; and helps public discourse

@firstladyship 1. Electing the right representatives is as important as choosing the right president— if not more important gan. 2. Nigerian political parties need serious reform. Stop throwing stones at the centre!

Dear Nigerians, PAY ATTENTION! Because the new Electoral Act contains three dangerous provisions that you’re unaware of. This is the former INEC Resident Electoral Commissioner. His name is Mike Igini, & he has raised serious concerns about these changes: 1. The Act now allows candidates contesting for elections to print their own ballot papers. 2. It also permits INEC officials to accept ballot papers that lack INEC’s security features. A government that failed woefully is only confident of victory because they have bought the umpire. INEC is an official arm of the APC. They are doing everything to subvert the will of the people. But they will be resisted. Mike Igini explained everything. It all makes sense now. NIGERIANS WE HAVE A BIG PROBLEM!😮😳

@BwalaDaniel @PeterObi So petty 🥲

Yesterday on Arise TV, Gregory @PeterObi was asked a question about his nomadic politics, since his Trojans love questioning Peoples character on that; his answer buried their heads in shame. APGA, PDP, Labour, ADC and soon to be another political party. His answers showed how awful his character and philosophy is. He said anytime there is problem, he jumps away because the problem was created for him. Imagine the character that said he wants to govern Nigeria? Today is a day devoted to swallowing shame by the Obidient globally: WORLD SHAME DAY

Knowing your history and digital footprint, why did you carry yourself to that show? What were you hoping to achieve? To be made an ambassador too?

@General_Somto Good business.

“Obi Cubana Is Busy Supporting Tinubu And APC, Meanwhile His Wife Is On a Student Visa Here In The UK With Her Children. She Is Not Even Here For Studies But To Get Papers. If Nigeria Is Working Under Tinubu Like Obi Cubana Claims, Why Is His Wife In Another Man’s Country That Is Working, Hustling For Papers And His Children Schooling In The UK? What Happened To The Schools In Nigeria Under APC?” – UK-Based Nigerian Woman

@Hamzythacreator 💯 nice work

Juju soccer. This video took me three days and three sleepless nights to edit.😭

@VivianIfeomaOj Disciplinary prefect

Soludo said they will be taking attendance every Monday at the main market Onitsha. Then they should also record the names of noise makers, since adults no longer have autonomy.

I literally read every page of the 2026 budget. It's a wasted opportunity, again. Just like the 2025 budget, it's all about solar streetlights, motorcycles, cash grants, and more wasteful spending. This is a nation where we are borrowing ₦2 trillion every single month, and you believe the best use of those borrowed funds is solar streetlights on bad roads?

@ShehuSani Tribalism is burning Nigeria so badly, yet the people's representative offers his platform as fuel for the fire... Nigerian leaders are her biggest shame. I respectfully advise you to apologise and take down this post @ShehuSani

It’s unfortunate and tragic to read the New York Times report that the claim of ‘Christian Genocide’ was sourced from one Emeka,an Onitcha based Screwdriver Trader and ‘operator of a small NGO’ who falsely claimed to have documented “125 thousand Christian deaths” using “google searches”.How such an unverified claim could tensed up the US lawmakers,President and the intelligence community,that led to an airstrikes is one of the most foolish and comical historical events in our lifetime.This is shameful.

The Christmas story begins with a census, a tax, and Joseph's lack of a credit card to book a hotel in time. Let us talk about the Mass of the Christ. Joseph ran a startup that converted wood to NFTs. His startup paid heavy taxes to rulers boosting internally generated revenue. Joseph's partner, Mary, was pregnant but not yet on his NHIS health insurance. They travelled to Bethlehem via Good Is Good Motors, as they could not afford Air Peace. They arrived late; all hotels were taken. Joseph still used an iPhone 12, not a new 5G satellite-compatible phone, so internet was slow. Wi-Fi and cell service lagged due to the census-driven population surge. They tried Airbnb, but everything was booked. Joseph found a listing: "Clean and rustic accommodation, pets allowed." It did not accept eNaira, but a nearby POS provided cash. The lodging was next to a farm with sheep—inferior quality, but better than outside. Mary went into labour that night. At the new international airport terminal in Bethlehem, private jets kept landing. "Why are billionaires flying into small Bethlehem International Airport?" an immigration officer asked. "What's happening?" One billionaire replied, "We are here to see the King. Can you take us to Him?" "What King? Our President?" "No, the Savior, born under a star." Thinking they meant the Star Motel, the TSA supervisor sent them there. The billionaires reached the Airbnb and found Joseph and Mary. Surprised, the couple wondered, "What is this?" The visitors brought gifts: one gave a cold wallet with gold bullion certificates; another, shares in an Indian perfume factory; the third, myrrh bonds. "These are for your boy," they said. Mary and Joseph gratefully accepted. That boy grew up to become the most successful investor of all time. He invested his soul and reaped a 2.38 billion percent return. So successful is He that His birthday is still celebrated today, even with stock markets closed. Same Boy, same Jesus, the same yesterday, today, and forever. Merry Christmas. #ChurchofMoney