THE COLLECTIVE MOVEMENT

Opposition suppression threatens our democracy. Over 30 governors have now run to APC — not for governance, but to secure second terms or escape EFCC embarrassment. Nigeria must reject the path to one-party tyranny.

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! OUR MESSAGE TO NIGERIANS.

The decision of @inecnigeria to freeze @ADCNig's leadership recognition is NOT neutrality, it's a targeted assassination of opposition. If anything happens to ADC, INEC will be held responsible for the consequences. — MNA

Plateau visit: Tinubu only stayed on the plane — Atiku - newsdeskng.com/2026/04/02/pla… Former Vice President of Nigeria, Atiku Abubakar, has expressed deep concern over the handling of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s recent visit to Plateau State, describing it as yet another troubling indication of a pattern of detachment from the suffering of Nigerians. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu had visited Plateau on Thursday to condole the state over the recent killings. Reacting to the development through a statement signed Thursday evening by Phrank Shaibu, Special Assistant on Public Communication to Atiku Abubakar, said the events in Plateau State have once again exposed a disturbing and unacceptable approach to national tragedy. According to him, It is both shocking and deeply insensitive that several days after the gruesome killings of innocent citizens, the President’s so-called “on-the-spot assessment” was reduced to a brief stop at the foot of his aircraft, never extending beyond the airport, never reaching the grieving communities, and never touching the pain of the victims. Even more troubling is the impression that this fleeting visit was hurriedly curtailed to allow the President proceed to Lagos for the Easter holidays, a decision that reflects a deeply troubling prioritisation in the face of national grief. Related Posts
 “While families continue to mourn those slaughtered on Palm Sunday, the President chose to convert what ought to have been a solemn visit into a political spectacle, meeting party loyalists in Jos under the thin guise of official engagement. This is not leadership; it is indifference dressed as protocol. “This approach mirrors his earlier conduct in Benue State in June 2025, when a condolence visit over a deadly attack conspicuously avoided the epicentre in Yelwata, only to devolve into a political rally. The repetition of this pattern is no longer accidental, it is now a consistent and troubling habit. “In Plateau, the President neither visited the bereaved families nor the injured receiving treatment in hospitals. He offered no concrete policy direction, no decisive security intervention, and no reassurance that such horrors would not recur. Instead, he staged a meet-and-greet within the confines of the airport, surrounded by politicians, traditional rulers, and party operatives—far removed from the anguish of the people. “Even more disturbing is the government’s decision to transport grieving citizens from distant parts of Jos Municipal to the airport in Heipang near Barkin Ladi, merely to stage an appearance before the President. At a time when families are in deep mourning, such actions reduce genuine human tragedy to a choreographed spectacle—prioritising optics over empathy and dignity. This is not only inappropriate; it is shameful. “This conduct raises serious questions about the President’s sincerity and capacity to confront the escalating insecurity ravaging the nation. A leader who cannot stand with his people in their darkest hour cannot convincingly claim to be fighting for their safety.” Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar reiterated that Nigerians are not asking for ceremonial appearances or fleeting sympathy visits. “What they demand and deserve is a government that can secure lives and property. They do not need to see the President’s face; they need to feel the impact of his leadership. “Until this administration moves beyond optics and embraces decisive, people-centered action, such visits will remain hollow exercises, detached from the very citizens they are meant to comfort.” Like this:

The decision of INEC to freeze ADC's leadership recognition is NOT neutrality, it's a targeted assassination of opposition. If anything happens to ADC, INEC will be held responsible for the consequences.

We will collectively bury the Nigerian oppressors come 2027 We are the collectives Nigerians Arise and take your place!

The constant prosecution and intimidation of political has gotten to its crescendo and must stop! Nigeria cannot be a one party system, if they achieve the one party system, that will not be enough for them because very soon after that they will be asking for parliamentary system where a man will be prime minister for life

Nigerians should demand their right, demand the automatic electoral transmission from the polling Unit now. Nigerians must occupy National Assembly now and tomorrow and consequent day until their is met!!

The title of this article is so deceptive that anyone who sees it will think that Tinubu’s galavanting has yielded results. So I asked who are these people deceiving? Nigerian media who helps these people in propagating falsehood are helping in contributing to the ills of the country They use the word “commitment” as in reality or already existing!! Let me it make clear to all you lying from the pit of hell, no investor with clear eye with its full faculty will currently invest in Nigeria, I wish they could though Get your institutions right, put leaders with character coupled with an uncompromising judiciary, they will come No amount of fake propaganda will make an unseen seen or unreal real! This head lines can cause more harm than Good to Nigeria. You cannot attract investors by propagating falsehood!

The Senate’s stand against mandatory electronic transmission of results is a red flag for 2027. Democracy survives on transparency, not loopholes. Nigerians must demand an electoral process they can trust. Our votes must be counted, and seen counted. #Nigeria2027

While Saudi Arabia is thinking ahead, attempting to build world class stadiums on the seas and skyscrapers, exercising vision and forward thinking, Our leaders in Nigeria are only signing empty MOU and thinking of how to steal their country blind, building wealth for themselves and their families and cronies, acquiring that which their country can’t build or manufacture enriching other countries! Meanwhile, their citizens are wallowing in poverty and mental slavery of tribalism and religion! Any Nigerian supporting this Administration of Tinubu at this time is not patriotic to country.

RT @Frankekechukwu: Compare and contrast! Former Nigerian President Obasanjo at 87 and Tinubu claimed to be 73 Believe this to your own…

Tinubu has failed!

Embarrassing Nigeria both home and abroad!

National grid collapse: Why Nigerians must vote out Tinubu 108scoop.com/national-grid-… via @108 Scoop

THE COLLECTIVE MOVEMENT CONDEMNS RELOCATION OF FEDERAL INSTITUTIONS TO LAGOS, CALLS FOR NATIONAL UNITY The Collective Movement has strongly condemned the recent relocation of key federal institutions to Lagos, describing the development as a direct threat to national cohesion and a serious abuse of democratic authority. The movement expressed deep concern over the relocation of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) headquarters to Lagos, as well as the redeployment of selected departments of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) from Abuja, the nation’s Federal Capital Territory. In a statement released on Monday, the Collective Movement emphasized that Abuja was constitutionally established to serve as the administrative and symbolic center of national unity, designed to represent all regions and ethnic groups across the country. “Relocating strategic national institutions from the Federal Capital Territory to the President’s home state undermines the principles of federal balance and national inclusiveness. This decision sends a dangerous signal at a time when unity, fairness, and national stability are urgently needed,” the statement said. The movement warned that such actions risk deepening regional tensions and fueling public perceptions of favoritism, which could further polarize the nation. According to the Collective Movement, any relocation of federal institutions must be guided strictly by transparent policy frameworks, national interest, and legislative oversight not unilateral executive decisions. “Democracy thrives on equity, accountability, and institutional neutrality. Concentrating federal authority within one region weakens public trust and erodes the foundations of democratic governance,” the group added. The Collective Movement called on the Federal Government to immediately review the relocations and initiate broad consultations with stakeholders across all geopolitical zones before implementing any further administrative restructuring. The movement also urged the National Assembly to intensify its oversight responsibilities and ensure that federal institutions remain equitably distributed in line with constitutional provisions and the federal character principle. Signed : Oti Paul Obinna The National Leader @OfficialTCM_ #KeepOurInstitutions #NigeriaDeservesBetter

Fuel price under Buhari N195 under Tinubu N950 According to Tinubu’s supporters Buhari was a failure and Tinubu is a success. Bunch of clowns, lol

TCM urges withdrawal of fresh impeachment notices against Fubara  108scoop.com/tcm-urges-with…

Happy New Year 2026 from TCM. This new year calls for unity, wisdom, and collective responsibility. We call on the elders in opposition parties to rise above differences and work together toward a shared vision of a better-governed Nigeria.

BREAKING NEWS The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Mr. Wale Edun, has contradicted President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s claim on Nigeria’s 2025 revenue performance. Edun disclosed that the Federal Government has so far generated ₦10.7 trillion, far below the ₦40.8 trillion revenue projected for 2025, raising concerns over the pace of revenue mobilisation and fiscal sustainability. #TCMassMediaNews #BreakingNow #TrendingToday #nigerianews