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Uncle Dabi

@UncleDabi

Light from Light || I comment on Politics, sports, and lifestyle as they affect my life directly and indirectly.

Port Harcourt || Lagos Katılım Mart 2011
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Babatunde Gbadamosi@BOGbadams·
Dear Nigerian Entertainers, Your fans are being murdered by Fulani Muslim Jihadist Terrorists all over Nigeria, yet you are silent. If they murder all Nigerians, who will be left to watch your movies or consume your music? Those of you that live in the diaspora, you can't leave it for Idris Abdul Kareem and @AreaFada1 alone. Speak up now, or forever be remembered for your cowardice, unlike Fela Anikulapo-Kuti of blessed memory, on whose back many of you in the music industry are riding. Please help me tag them. Let their conscience begin to worry them all.
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Uncle Dabi@UncleDabi·
- Minister of Power Adebayo Adelabu, resigns as to pursue guber ambition in Oyo State - This is someone that can't even manage the ministry of power, threw Nigeria into complete darkness alongside his boss, but somehow, wants to govern a whole state. Anyways, if they explain Nigeria to you and you understand, then its not Nigeria.
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Uncle Dabi@UncleDabi·
All of a sudden, APC remembers that Kwankwaso has all the problems in the world.
charles aniagolu@charlesaniagolu

But...as Rabiu Kwankwaso joins the ADC ahead of 2027, let's not forget the lingering question that stretches beyond Nigeria’s borders. Because Kwankwaso recently found himself at the centre of controversy in the United States - named in a proposed bill by Republican lawmakers over the alleged persecution of christians in Nigeria, and linked to wider narratives about religious violence. Both the ADC and the NNPP have dismissed the allegations as unfounded. But in politics, perception can be as powerful as reality. So what does this mean for a potential opposition coalition trying to build national - and even international - credibility? Could such controversies complicate opposition efforts to present a unified, inclusive alternative? Or will they be brushed aside as external noise in a deeply local political contest? Because as alliances form, the question is no longer just who joins, but what baggage they bring with them.

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Uncle Dabi@UncleDabi·
The Yoruba approach to religion, culture, and identity is sometimes misunderstood as a lack of conviction. However, it’s actually the opposite. It reflects a deep-rooted philosophical flexibility grounded in strong cultural confidence. Being open to different religions, denominations, and ideologies doesn’t mean the absence of belief. It means there is a foundation strong enough to accommodate differences without fear. In many Yoruba communities, identity is expansive. This is why you can find the same family embracing Islam, Christianity, and traditional beliefs, yet remaining deeply connected by shared values, language, and heritage. This openness also explains the widespread acceptance of intra-tribal marriages across religious lines. The priority is not rigid ideological alignment, but harmony, respect, and continuity of family and culture. The underlying principle is simple: belief systems may differ, but humanity, character, and communal bonds matter more. Contrast this with a lack of ideological conviction, where positions shift without grounding or consistency. The Yoruba worldview is not that. It is flexibility with a foundation; an ability to adapt without losing identity. In a world increasingly polarized by rigid beliefs, there is something powerful in a culture that teaches coexistence without erasure. In the context of politics (this tweet), this Yoruba example shows that openness is not a weakness. It is a quiet strength built on confidence, history, and an understanding that truth and identity are not threatened by diversity. Instead, they're are enriched by it.
Dr. Yoruba .@wlcback14

I am worried about Oyo State. The Christian candidates are either married to Ibo people or born of Ibo mothers. The Muslim candidates all want Sharia law or are loyal to the caliphate. Why is it that only Yoruba land seems to have elites with divided loyalty

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Uncle Dabi@UncleDabi·
As someone into urban/RE development, I share in this suggestion.
Babatunde Gbadamosi@BOGbadams

Dear Governor @alexottiofr, I love how you're shaming the dullards and shaking their tables. Please, it's not too late to do an engineering redesign of your highways and drains to include cable trenches sir. Maybe also trenches for water/gas/sewage - or maybe I'm asking too much? Bury your last mile cables. Sheath them in PPR sleeves, and bury them. Higher CAPEX, but much lower maintenance in the long run. Use Armoured for your 33kv, 11kv and 415v, please. And also, please use fully enclosed transformer mini substations, the lockable plastic-coated, rust-proof metal types. Thank me later sir. Warmest Regards, B. O. Gbadamosi

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Babatunde Gbadamosi
Babatunde Gbadamosi@BOGbadams·
Dear Governor @alexottiofr, I love how you're shaming the dullards and shaking their tables. Please, it's not too late to do an engineering redesign of your highways and drains to include cable trenches sir. Maybe also trenches for water/gas/sewage - or maybe I'm asking too much? Bury your last mile cables. Sheath them in PPR sleeves, and bury them. Higher CAPEX, but much lower maintenance in the long run. Use Armoured for your 33kv, 11kv and 415v, please. And also, please use fully enclosed transformer mini substations, the lockable plastic-coated, rust-proof metal types. Thank me later sir. Warmest Regards, B. O. Gbadamosi
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Oba, Young OG Pino
Oba, Young OG Pino@Pinovibes·
It will never be well with all APC supporters and the entire City boys movement. God will punish you all and your entire Generation.
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Fola@coffee_puccino·
Fucking BAT Retards We say No light, they’ll say get Gen We say fuel is expensive , they’ll say get solar Any complaints we make they’ll say you should get a stupid alternative. What’s the alternative to being killed? Tell me!
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@EstherUmoh10 If he's truly exempted then he's a useless person. If he's not exempted then he's an idiot. Call these people what they are.
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Esther Umoh
Esther Umoh@EstherUmoh10·
Lol you think this is about being a photographer in aso rock? When I may become the next victim of the insecurity that plagues our country. As a photographer, gears are now 3x the amount they should cost. Fuel is 1500 per liter and this affects how much I spend on transportation on a daily basis. I am one health crisis away from experiencing the rot in our health care. I know how much I pay for light every single day. If you’re exempted from some of the things I have listed, I’m really happy for you.
I am D' Bobajiro@Shawnbarth8

No matter how much you dislike President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and wish you stepped in ASO villa as Peter Obi photographer, brace yourself up for the second term of President Tinubu its looking inevitable. Loading......75%

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Uncle Dabi@UncleDabi·
Ben Murray Bruce onye ntu, what happened to "Buy Nigerian products to save the Naira"?
Ben Murray-Bruce@benmurraybruce

.@elonmusk I bought a Model S the first year you released it in California. I believed in what you were building. I got Starlink a few years ago in Nigeria, it was brilliant. Now? It only works between 11pm and 5am. SIX HOURS out of 24. You’ve clearly oversold capacity and overloaded the network. In England, providers stop selling once infrastructure is maxed out. Why is Nigeria different? Because it’s Africa, the rules don’t apply? People here pay FULL PRICE for a service that works 25% of the time. This isn’t innovation. This is exploitation. You took our money, saturated the network, and left us with a glorified paperweight for 18 hours a day. Fix it or say it out loud: Nigerian customers don’t matter to you.

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Uncle Dabi@UncleDabi·
Nigerians lol You people are just not ready walai. When you're ready, you'll destroy that cult called apc
Bashir Ahmad, OON@BashirAhmaad

This is a strong call on the relevant authorities to urgently look into the activities of this young foreigner, Alex Barbir, who has been moving around openly, spreading hate and attempting to incite violence against Nigerians of diverse backgrounds. The authorities should take swift and lawful steps to investigate, apprehend, where necessary and ensure accountability to safeguard peace, unity and public order.

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