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@sowore @Justice_Crack @OfficialDSSNG Who we go believe for this our country Damn even @sowore i don't believe him all of them suck of same breast, does Omoyele himself clean that himself doesn't trust all leaders.....Mtsheeew set of bigot activist for 3 decades no result back off cash activist.

NEW UPDATE ON @JUSTICECRACK’s BAIL PROCESSES Following our stern position this morning regarding the illegal seizure of @Justice_Crack’s international passport by the lawless @OfficialDSSNG , the fascist Nigerian secret agency has now released the passport to his lawyers, who are at the final stages of fulfilling his draconian bail conditions. We expect @Justice_Crack to be released without further delay. If not, #RevolutionNow!

@boniface_jrn Baba do me small thing make i repair my laptop screen....life of a Nigeria student fighting for survival

700£ Wey elo give me Make I go do sup for Carte

@thebigdammy Mammalian(Tillapia fish )

what animal do you think i look like?

@cuppymusic Your kind of heart will make you meet your own kind of man, we all love you....... your wedding day banger i will invite myself if you don't.

@Laurestar Anti democracy icon anti who threatened to kill chief MKO Abiola then una go hear word have you been to his hometown Otukpo before auntie wey everybody oppose you during president buhari tenure, even his daughter is part of progressive member cho cho cho go rest aunty

Tribute To A National Icon, David Mark, National Chairman of the African Democratic Congress. We celebrate an extraordinary Nigerian statesman, David Mark, who turns 78 today, 8th April, 2026. A soldier by training, a patriot by conviction, and a bridge-builder by temperament, his life has remained deeply woven into the story of Nigeria’s UNITY and DEMOCRATIC STABILITY. Happy Birthday to a man of duty, discipline, and destiny. Today, we honour a distinguished soldier who served Nigeria with courage in uniform, and later with wisdom in public office. From the battlefield of national service to the chambers of democratic leadership, Senator David Mark has consistently stood as a symbol of ORDER, PATRIOTISM, and STATESMANSHIP. As a military officer, he embodied discipline and sacrifice. As a politician, he brought calm, maturity, and institutional stability. As Senate President, his steady hands helped guide the National Assembly through defining moments in our democracy, proving that leadership is not about noise, but about strength, balance, and vision. Beyond titles and offices, he has remained a fatherly figure to many—offering counsel, inspiring younger leaders, standing with and encouraging women while reminding Nigerians that nation-building requires patience, courage, and commitment. In difficult moments, when the nation needed voices of reason and figures of trust, Senator David Mark has often been one of those rare leaders whose presence reassures and whose words unite. He is one of those men who, over the years, has helped hold Nigeria together when it mattered most—through turbulent politics, constitutional tests, and moments that demanded national healing. Today, we celebrate not just his birthday, but a legacy of service, sacrifice, and uncommon leadership. May God continue to grant him strength, sound health, peace, and many more years of impactful service to Nigeria and humanity. Happy Birthday, Distinguished Senator David Mark — soldier, statesman, father, patriot, and one of Nigeria’s enduring pillars of unity. Enjoy your day, surrounded by those who love you dearly. God bless Nigeria. Lauretta Onochie. @Laurestar.

@PeterObi One of this three progressive leaders will become either vice president or president in future but you @PeterObi the canan land of Nigeria you will always smell it invite to the premises but the sit of presidency can never accommodate betrayal like you 😉

@PeterObi You want to govern disgrace country NIGERIA, you see our beloved country NIGERIA our pride our canan land we are proud of you will your eyes see the sit on state House but he can never accommodate someone like you PETER OBI you're not a national statesman.

We, members and leaders of the ADC, and other well-meaning Nigerians, lovers of democracy, are saying that our democracy must not be killed. We say NO to a one-party system and for that today we’re calling out Nigerians who believe in unity, peace, and security of our country to join us as we defend democracy in our land. A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO

@PeterObi Hav you ever see Atiku Abubakar, Ameachi,El-Rufai,Malami your anti democracy chairman David Mark ever call NIGERIA disgrace country, how many health centres did you build as a governor or how many schools did you build as a governor u want govern NIGERIA 🇳🇬 Umahi, Soludo Mbah

@PoojaMedia Gareth bale won 2010/2011 and also won it again 2012/2013 check your fact brr

QUOTE ME; If Arsenal wins the Premier League; - Rice or Gabriel will win PFA award. If Man City wins it - Haaland will win it. Bruno Fernandes will mostly finish 4th or 5th but he will be the 10 in the Best 11 this season.

@_dinomelaye ADC dead on arrival i can bet you with everything after 2027 you're all retired back to farm @_dinomelaye you can never smell any position in this country again go and retire and get a clients for your chamber, u can never win case self 😉 mtsheeew

OPEN LETTER TO HIS MAJESTY KING CHARLES III Re: Immediate Request to Cancel the Proposed State Visit of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Nigeria Your Majesty, I write this letter with the respect due to the Crown, but also with urgency, seriousness, and moral clarity. My name is Kio Amachree. I am a Nigerian political scientist and a citizen whose family history is deeply woven into the constitutional and political foundation of Nigeria. My grandfather was Chief Sekin Amachree, a historic Kalabari leader whose name remains well known in the Niger Delta and within the broader story of Nigeria’s early political development. My late father, Chief Godfrey Kio JaJa Amachree, QC, was not only Nigeria’s first Solicitor-General and Acting Attorney-General, but also served at international level as Africa’s first Under-Secretary-General. He was a statesman of the highest calibre and a man whose public service was rooted in integrity, discipline, and duty. I was educated at Eton College between 1970 and 1975, and I remain closely connected to the United Kingdom. During my years at Eton I formed a close and lasting friendship with Sir Nicholas Coleridge, now Provost of Eton College, who was a good friend to me during my time at the school. Sir Nicholas is well known to Your Majesty and is part of the British establishment at the highest level. I mention this for one reason only: I am not writing from the outside. I am writing from within the network of history, relationships, and serious national interest that connects Nigeria and the United Kingdom. This matter is grave. Your Majesty, I respectfully but firmly request that you cancel or immediately postpone any state visit, formal invitation, or ceremonial reception involving President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Nigeria. ⸻ 1. Nigeria Is Not Stable: A State Visit Is a Strategic and Security Error Nigeria today is a nation close to rupture. The country faces: • terrorism and insurgency • kidnappings and mass killings • banditry and organised criminal violence • collapsing confidence in democratic institutions • severe economic hardship and inflation • deepening ethnic and regional tensions Nigeria is divided to a level approaching national fracture. Under these circumstances, a state visit in London would not be diplomacy. It would be denial. ⸻ 2. Tinubu’s Credibility Is Under Serious Question President Tinubu is not viewed by millions of Nigerians as a legitimate national unifier. His presidency is surrounded by major public controversy, including: • long-standing allegations of corruption • persistent questions about financial history and political funding • accusations of institutional capture • widespread doubt over his academic claims, biography, and personal records • the growing belief that Nigeria is being run by a political cartel rather than democratic leadership A state visit would be interpreted as Britain giving him credibility. That would be a historic mistake. ⸻ 3. Nigeria’s Democracy Is in Danger Nigeria is approaching the 2027 election cycle with fear and distrust. Many Nigerians believe powerful forces intend to manipulate the electoral process again, pushing the country toward political unrest and potential collapse. To host President Tinubu at the highest ceremonial level would send a message that Britain is indifferent to the erosion of Nigerian democracy. It would be seen as endorsement of electoral fraud. ⸻ 4. The Optics Are Morally Offensive Millions of Nigerians are suffering: • hunger and inflation • unemployment and despair • insecurity that has become routine • families destroyed by violence and kidnappings To invite Tinubu to drink champagne in Britain while Nigerians are slaughtered and the nation collapses economically would be interpreted as a cruel insult. It will fuel anger across Nigeria. ⸻ 5. The Crown Must Not Be Used as Political Propaganda Your Majesty, Tinubu’s government

@_dinomelaye Let me tell you @_dinomelaye i have never see someone talk good of you from your Region , State down to your home town Ayetoro gbede of Kabba province you're so fortunate to grab power with your cho cho mouth but your update don cast

@_dinomelaye Retired politicians,tired and selfishness Nigeria Democracy 🇳🇬 can not be undermine forever it has come to stay Crossing to ADC by all this criminals element who have been in govt for over 26yrs to fight ruling party is dead on arrival

@ParallelFacts Una go cry tired political retired forever @Laurestar ADC died on arrival tuel....

Just Eight Days After Visiting Nigeria, Junketing Tinubu Set to Embark on UK State Visit parallelfactsnews.com/junketing-tinu…

@it_Rutie Ibukunoluwa

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@realFemiOtedola My mentor the great philosopher, Epe Aristocrat.

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@LuckyAiyedatiwa @LuckyAiyedatiwa pls you have to deliver your goodwill to people of Ondo state my dear state, like Mimiko did very well that makes him best Governor of sunshine state , AKETI also try, as a Lucky man you are do your best and make our tax payer money reflects pls Mr Lucky

In the spirit of thanksgiving, i visited the good people of Ondo State at the grassroots today, to thank them for their support for our administration so far, interact with them, and extend Yuletide’s goodwill to them. I commended the people for standing with the APC and attributed the party’s growing strength and infrastructural development across the country to the reforms of my leader and President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. I also called for unity within the party, urging every member and various groups to work together and avoid internal crises, so as to achieve the party’s objectives ahead of 2027. From Akoko North‑West to Akoko North‑East, to Akoko South‑East and Akoko South‑West, the people came out in their numbers to engage directly with me on their needs, yearnings and aspirations in their various communities, and I assured them that I will act swiftly. Our administration remains committed to delivering quality healthcare, education, roads, and jobs, to every citizen and resident of our dear State, and we will continue to prioritize the people’s welfare, security, and development.

@KamorYusuf Citizens don't care about economy database what people need is security guarantee, as GCFR pronounce to stop all this killing, many innocent life's have been cut short because of religious @officialABAT pls i don't want you to fail I'm one of your followers ur action matters now.

NIGERIA’S FOREIGN RESERVES HIT SEVEN YEAR HIGH AT 46.7 BILLION DOLLARS The Central Bank of Nigeria has confirmed that the nation’s foreign reserves have risen to 46.7 billion dollars, the highest level recorded since 2018. The reserve position, captured on November 14, provides 10.3 months of import cover and reflects stronger investor confidence, higher oil receipts, and robust balance of payments inflows. CBN Governor Olayemi Cardoso, represented by Deputy Governor Muhammad Abdullahi, stated that the rise is driven by sustained portfolio inflows and reforms that have helped stabilise the foreign exchange market. The naira continues to strengthen while the gap between official and Bureau de Change rates has narrowed to below two percent. He also noted that headline inflation has eased to 16.05 percent, the lowest in three years, following seven months of disinflation. Cardoso highlighted improved global perception of Nigeria’s economic outlook. All three major international ratings agencies have upgraded the country, and Nigeria’s removal from the FATF Grey List has boosted credibility in international finance. He added that the combined impact of stronger reserves, a firmer currency, easing inflation, and better ratings is enhancing trade balances and creating a stronger base for inclusive economic growth. The governor commended the Monetary Policy Department for its role in key policy reforms over the last twenty years, and emphasised the need for greater analytical depth, improved modelling tools, and stronger adoption of technology in future monetary policy. He reaffirmed that transitioning to a full inflation targeting regime remains a central priority for the Bank. Nigeria’s reserve gains follow the Federal Government’s recent Eurobond issuance, where 2.35 billion dollars was raised from global markets and investor orders reached 13 billion dollars, the largest in the country’s history. — Kamorudeen Yusuf Personal Assistant on Special Duties to the President

@KamorYusuf I'm one of the supporters of @officialABAT in fact I'm the only one who voted him in my polling unit, president Tinubu should act fast before this killings turn our dear nation to a thorn of war,killing is too much everybody can't close eyes and sleep anymore,act fast.........

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