Peculiarr

3K posts

Peculiarr

Peculiarr

@ThePeculiarr

Nigerian Katılım Mayıs 2013
660 Takip Edilen812 Takipçiler
Peculiarr
Peculiarr@ThePeculiarr·
@RaminNasibov It's more expensive to generate electricity in cold climate.
English
0
0
0
1.1K
Ramin Nasibov
Ramin Nasibov@RaminNasibov·
Why are data centers not built in cold climates?
English
558
90
3.5K
1M
Peculiarr retweetledi
Oluwaseun
Oluwaseun@officialtelz·
I can’t imagine Jezebel being a Pastor in Elijah’s church Or Apostle Paul welcoming King Herod in his congregation giving him front seat, praying and shielding them Or Moses attending and preaching at Pharoahs 70th birthday Guyyyy Men of God really fell off in our time
English
49
645
1.6K
42.7K
Peculiarr retweetledi
James
James@MrJamesKe·
Nothing exposes poor governance faster than citizens working full-time jobs yet still struggling to afford food, rent and transport.
English
5
568
1K
7.5K
Peculiarr retweetledi
Cross˚
Cross˚@Elkrosmediahub·
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is a resounding failure.
English
176
5K
11.2K
166.6K
Peculiarr retweetledi
NASIRU
NASIRU@iamnasboi·
Our dear President said we should pray for bandits to change their evil ways. We are doomed
English
547
3.4K
12.5K
199.3K
Peculiarr retweetledi
James
James@MrJamesKe·
A country cannot progress when leaders treat public office like a business investment that must generate profits after elections. Public service was never supposed to be a wealth creation scheme.
English
9
510
886
8.6K
Peculiarr retweetledi
SizZzle. 😎🇳🇬
SizZzle. 😎🇳🇬@n6oflife6·
By All and Every Indications this Country is Being Destroyed on Purpose.. 😎😮‍💨🚨
English
220
4.7K
10.8K
109.8K
Peculiarr
Peculiarr@ThePeculiarr·
@icekied Another Shallow thinking influencer wants to give lectures on CNG and doesn't even know how to distinguish between CNG and LPG, SMH!
English
1
0
2
586
OBI OF ABUJA🇳🇬
A lot of people that installed CNG in their cars in Abuja are regretting it as I speak. A lot of people will regret it later. Especially uber drivers that installed it with very poor maintenance. You need to see most of their cars looking like dustbins. Bringing out smoke and looking rough. You see them changing plugs and coils all the time😂😂😂. They will start attâcking me now without reading to understand.
English
70
100
589
112.6K
Peculiarr retweetledi
Timmy | Evolution
Timmy | Evolution@timmyisagod·
The whole country should be in mourning, tragedy has befallen the Nation, young children have been kidnapped and are being tortured. This is not normal, we can’t live on from this . We can’t be quiet about this.
English
0
89
111
2.8K
Peculiarr retweetledi
James
James@MrJamesKe·
When citizens demand accountability, politicians suddenly remember tribe, religion, and region. Division is always the emergency exit for failed leadership.
English
7
651
1K
9.8K
Peculiarr
Peculiarr@ThePeculiarr·
@SlimmytiNY Have you actually sat down and read what you wrote out loud to yourself? Just say who you truly support instead of hiding bhind selective criticism disguised as loyalty. You have a positional advantage with many OK support base, n you throw that out in the name of no structure?
English
0
0
0
14
RAY 🌊
RAY 🌊@SlimmytiNY·
A lot of people might not like this, but you can’t win in a presidential election like this, it’s impossible in a country like ours. In Oyo state, many of my guys are asking me to put them on to NDC excos, I looked for the number of the leader of NDC In oyo and sent it to them. They have been trying to reach out and the person is not even picking their calls lol. I will be supporting SEYI MAKINDE for president but as someone who gave everything to PO’s campaign in 2023, I’m sad that the same thing we complained about in 2023 will repeat and might even be worst this time around. You are contesting against a political party with structure all over the wards in the federation, real people that sits every weekend to have meetings. In 2023 as a PDP member that worked tirelessly for PO, through our ward 5 Ibadan north there was no active polling unit agent for LP, I acted as the unofficial polling unit agent for LP around all those areas. If you check the results from most of the units in ibadan north some sheets don’t even have LP agent signature,yet their results were well accounted for, that was the work we did. If PO is serious about competing in 2027, he needs to sit down and play it the way it works here, if not it’s just a waste of time. As at today there is no known structure for NDC in oyo state, this is the fact and I hope the camp don’t see this as an affront but a genuine concern from someone who really cares and believe in PO’s ideals.
Morris Monye@Morris_Monye

NDC in Benue state, Please reach out to this person Thank you!

English
175
208
571
187.1K
Peculiarr retweetledi
Mr. Czar
Mr. Czar@Mrczar_·
Kwankwaso’s supporters will never ask Kwankwaso what his plans are to secure the votes, they’d just fall out with their red cap and long stick, and trek with the ballot box to the coalition centre. …that’s how it is done.
English
76
2.5K
7.9K
99.6K
Peculiarr retweetledi
𝔸b𝕒𝕫𝕫
𝔸b𝕒𝕫𝕫@abazwhyllzz·
Pastor Yemi Davids, Apostle Iren and the PFN hit the streets on a rally against insecurity in Nigeria. This is commendable. 👏👏 #SayNoToInsecurity
𝔸b𝕒𝕫𝕫 tweet media𝔸b𝕒𝕫𝕫 tweet media𝔸b𝕒𝕫𝕫 tweet media𝔸b𝕒𝕫𝕫 tweet media
English
430
6.8K
20K
373.8K
Peculiarr retweetledi
Kunle
Kunle@Soulmedika·
Stop the Genocide!
Kunle tweet media
English
9
1.2K
2.6K
34.2K
Peculiarr retweetledi
Nigerian Tribune
Nigerian Tribune@nigeriantribune·
Tinubu’s N65.9trn debt in 24 months exceeds five times Nigeria’s total borrowing in 55 years — Oye dlvr.it/TSjCX2
English
189
2.2K
2.6K
92K
Peculiarr retweetledi
Stephen OSEMWEGIE
Stephen OSEMWEGIE@StephenOSEMWEGI·
It’s another Powerful episode 🔥 of Nigeria 🇳🇬 History, which has been hidden from the Public until now. Note: 85% of Nigerians are Under 45years, before these events happened and they are all living the consequences of this horrific history of misfortune and bad governance. Grab a pen 🖊️ and write ✍️. Thank you @realJudebela ! Keep up the good work 👍🏾
Jude Bela@realJudebela

Nigeria's First President Was a Disaster. #PowerandPlunder

English
0
52
92
5.6K
xreeze
xreeze@Filmflixmedia·
@ThePeculiarr @Chetuyachinago If truly obi is a western agent and all of your claim is that westerners imposed government on us. I wonder why obi lost last election.
English
1
0
0
29
Chetuya Chinagolum
Chetuya Chinagolum@Chetuyachinago·
The so-called Spier Dialogue conference that Peter Obi attended in South Africa today is not a harmless diplomatic gathering. It is ultimately bankrolled by the infamous National Endowment for Democracy(NED), a known front for Western intelligence and regime change operations. This conference is officially organized by the Platform for African Democrats. But just like every other compromised platforms in Africa that hides behind the fraudulent banners of "human rights" and "democracy", this organization is a financial puppet of the World Liberty Congress. The World Liberty Congress is a United States registered entity that operates on massive grants from US state-aligned organizations, including the NED. The NED's funding reaches this African network indirectly through institutional money laundering, making it an undeniable fact that this entire program is a calculated extension of Western imperial policy. This is not surprising in the slightest. It is only foreign agents, entities determined as hell to permanently destabilize Africa for the absolute interests of the transatlantic empire and their mega-corporations, that actively fund these symbolic, treacherous summits. It is in these highly curated summits that the Western elite select, brainwash, and groom future African leaders who will obediently serve their geopolitical interests. The money these foreign think tanks spend on hosting these high-profile individuals is never wasted. The millions of dollars spent on providing elite private security, business class flight tickets, five-star luxury lodging, exclusive networking dinners, and massive media public relations campaigns are not acts of charity. They are not throwing this cash into the Atlantic Ocean. The corporate cartels funding these summits are buying political equity. They will reap massive dividends once these vetted politicians climb into the seat of state power. This is precisely where African leaders are programmed to worship the toxic gospel of "free markets" and the "invisible hand". This suicidal ideology systematically convinces them to completely abandon state support for their own local industries. This guarantees that Western corporations, heavily armed with billions of dollars in their own government bailouts, continue to enjoy uncontested, predatory access to our economies while our local manufacturers struggle, bleed out, and eventually collapse under the crushing weight of foreign monopolies. This is exactly where these compromised African leaders are taught to commit economic treason by privatizing our national assets. They are instructed to sell off our sovereign power grids, auction our state-owned oil refineries, and hand over our municipal water boards to foreign billionaires for pennies on the dollar. This is where they are commanded to deregulate the banking sector, to float their local currencies into absolute oblivion, and to allow foreign capital to siphon the wealth out of the continent without a single legal friction. Of course, Peter Obi and his elite team understand these geopolitical dynamics perfectly well. But the poor, desperate Africans watching these events, sitting there with high hopes and massive smiles on their faces, do not understand the invisible chains being forged around their necks. They see colorful lights, world-class chandeliers, white men in dark suits signing corporate memorandums, eloquent keynote speakers using deceptive buzzwords like "sustainability" and "good governance", and highly polished photo opportunities. Their starved brain cells automatically register this charade as a progressive step forward. They conveniently forget that the organizations holding these conferences are some of the most ruthless imperial institutions in the world. We are talking about the exact same networks that fund NGO militias to spark violent color revolutions. We are talking about the architects of economic warfare who weaponize sanctions to starve uncooperative populations, who draft the crippling loan conditionalities of the IMF, and who quietly facilitate the violent overthrow of any sovereign regime that refuses to bend the knee to the empire's economic dictates. Our people are tragically stripped of their geopolitical consciousness. If they were truly awake to the ruthless realities of global power, they would never be caught dead eagerly attending these meaningless, neo-colonial summits. And even if they eventually did attend, it would not be to smile for the cameras, collect corporate per diems, or beg for foreign grants. It would be to throw stones at the arrogant faces of the imperialists hosting these pathetic conferences. It would be to violently flip their mahogany tables, to tear their predatory treaties into pieces on the spot, to spit on their hypocritical lectures about democracy, and to boldly declare that the absolute sovereignty of the African continent will no longer be auctioned off in the air-conditioned boardrooms of our historical oppressors.
Peter Obi@PeterObi

Earlier today, I arrived in Cape Town, South Africa, to take part in the Spier Dialogue 2026, an important event centred on the future of Africa and the urgent challenges facing our continent and the globe. The Spier Dialogue occurs at a crucial time as Africa grapples with significant issues in governance, democracy, economic inclusion, urbanisation, migration, and leadership. However, it also highlights the vast opportunities presented by the energy and creativity of our young population. As leaders and stakeholders gather from various regions, I look forward to partaking in insightful discussions, especially as I have the privilege of addressing attendees tomorrow on policies geared toward growth. Africa’s future should not be characterised by poverty amid abundance or by division instead of development. It is time for us to transition from consumption to production, from divisive politics to politics built on competence and compassion, and from mere promises to tangible progress that serves everyday citizens. Upon my arrival, I had the opportunity to meet with the Nigerian community in Cape Town for a heartfelt discussion about the recent challenges affecting African expatriates in South Africa, resulting in over two hours of fruitful dialogue. I remain dedicated to advocating for a New Nigeria and a New Africa—one where governance genuinely serves the people, where the youth are equipped with education and opportunities, and where leadership is founded on integrity, service, and sacrifice. A New Nigeria POssible. -PO

English
124
217
408
52.9K