ade badejo

@SadiqMaunde You'll do jail straight.

If they didn’t give us a free and fair election come 2027, the ADC will form a parallel government.

@Kene_Nnewi Stop giving your people false hope. Obi won't be President.

Massive resignations would hit APC next week....More people will resign. This is the end to APC. Peter Obi is finally here.

@FAjuruchi22 Ok. With the hunger, they'll still return Tinubu for 2nd term. Cry more.

I am happy hunger is dealing with your people. Including you who has not been able to feed.

@ikhide Sagamu Benin expressway on going, lekki-waterside expressway ongoing, down to calabar. Badagry to Sokoto also. So, thanks

Fellow Nigerians, I am genuinely curious: What exactly have the Yoruba gained from a Yoruba presidency? We are all miserable.

@Chimaob00448343 @Tosquo @TheYorubaTimes Whatever right he has must be subjected to law of that land. It is that simple.

@Tosquo @TheYorubaTimes he has a right to all manner of "ceremonial" titles from any group even if he wasn't a citizen

“I am a king in South East Nigeria and I have the right to transfer my kingship to South Africa because I lived there before becoming a king. Yoruba people are the ones causing problems in Ghana and now in South Africa” — an Igbo man An Igbo man seen wearing a crown claims his kingship can be moved to South Africa due to prior residence there, while blaming Yoruba communities for unrest among Nigerians in Ghana and South Africa, stirring debate over ethnic tensions abroad.

@madibanc35265 @SimphiweSimpra5 @TheYorubaTimes Simple

@SimphiweSimpra5 @TheYorubaTimes The only solution is to deport whoever continues to talk about Igbo kingship in South Africa. These people have realized how weak our govt is & they will continue pushing.

@Grobie0h @TheYorubaTimes Whats so special about the painting and ceiling?

@TheYorubaTimes Mxm, this mother F ,is somewhere in South Africa 🇿🇦, Nigerians dont use that color paint and ceiling blady lier

@iam1Lerato @TheYorubaTimes We dont know him. He's a biafran.

@TheYorubaTimes You’re a king in Nigeria. Not South Africa 🇿🇦

@Hibana122 We know some people use legs to kick out their papa from mat every morning. So, no issue.

Na this kind rubbish dey impress Yoruba people 😅😅😅

@SadiqMaunde Person that is empty. One thing that is sure as tax and death is that Obi can never be President.

The Anambra they claim Peter Obi didn’t build, Obi defeated Tinubu there, The Lagos they claim Tinubu built, Obi defeated Tinubu there, The Abuja they claim Peter Obi wasn’t known, Obi defeated Tinubu there. Whenever Tinubu & brothers remembers that this is a shame they will take to their graves, they feel like strangling Obi death. Peter Obi isn’t their mate!

@HAHayatu You're plainly stupid.

June 12 was one of the most fraudulent elections in Nigeria but NADECO fraudsters painted it as the best as they control the media then. Thank God now for social media no one will give us same narrative down our throats. Their media weapons were Concord, Tribune,Tell,the News etc

@Toladoc @Mr_JAGs The dragging for Facebook that day....

@Mr_JAGs I will never forget this day. I felt so down and pitied Asiwaju so much. I sincerely thought it was over but as they say, only God gives power! Oluwaseun!

@GallantDaletian Animals.

SECURITY ALERT: SENIOR AL-SHABAAB COMMANDER CAPTURED IN JOINT OPERATION: In a significant blow to the insurgency, a high value Al-Shabaab commander identified as Salaad Macalin Cusmaan Cabdiyow, also known as Salaad Dheere, was captured during a joint counterterrorism operation in the Lower Shabelle region. The mission, executed by the elite Gorgor Commandos of the Somali National Army in coordination with partner forces, took place in Soo Maray village near Mubaarak. A veteran leader since 2016, Salaad Dheere was a senior field commander responsible for orchestrating complex attacks against SNA and African Union bases. His capture disrupts a major command and control node that facilitated terror operations across multiple rural settlements and the strategic corridors leading to the Banaadir region.

@Singerrrrrrrri @Prime2lit @Mr_JAGs I know say your papa na dog. Omo eru.

@adebadejo @Prime2lit @Mr_JAGs Lmao see this APC animal 🤣 say na 200 million.. bring the evidence you animal waste.

Tackling NADECO is just the surface part, he is tackling a ‘larger audience’.

@Prime2lit @Mr_JAGs Was he not part of the thieves? Where was he going with #200m found in the booth of his car in Apapa? Why hide funds in offshore according to Pandora leaks?

@Mr_JAGs Large Audience of thieves? Has anything good come out from those that participated in the NADECO movement?

@Mr_JAGs The Yorubas.

@Sobayo_AJQ @OgbeniDipo Why are Nigerians like this? Is it short memory syndrome or you just want to be mischievous?

@OgbeniDipo Obasanjo was the only Nigerian Head of State that was a bit fair in human rights.

These are some of the prominent victims of General Sani Abacha between 1993 till 1998. The killings and attacks were allegedly done by the 'Strike Force' or 'BGs', under Maj. Hamza El Mustapha. 1. Chief M.K.O. Abiola – Imprisoned, then killed in detention in 1998 2. General Shehu Musa Yar'Adua: Imprisoned and died in 1997 after being given a lethal injection 3. Kudirat Abiola: The wife of Chief M.K.O. Abiola, shot and killed in Lagos in 1996 4. Ken Saro-Wiwa and Ogoni Nine (Saturday Dobee, Nordu Eawo, Daniel Gbooko, Paul Levera, Felix Nuate, Baribor Bera, Barinem Kiobel & John Kpuinen), executed by hanging in 1995 5. Chief Alfred Rewane: A prominent financier of NADECO, murdered in his home in Lagos in 1995 6. Rear Admiral Babatunde Elegbede: Shot and killed in Lagos in 1994 7. Admiral Emmanuel Olu Omotehinwa: Shot and killed in his home in 1996 8. Chief (Mrs) Bisoye Tejuoso: Murdered in Abeokuta in 1996 9. Alhaja Suliat Adedeji: Killed at her residence in Ibadan in 1996 10. Toyin Onagoruwa: Lawyer & son of sacked Minister of Justice, Dr Olu Onagoruwa, killed in 1996 11. Dr Sola Omatsola: Head of Security; killed in a bomb blast at Murtala Muhammad Airport in 1997 12. Tunde Oladepo: Bureau Chief of The Guardian in Ogun State, shot at home in 1998 13. General Oladipo Diya: Targeted with bomb blast; later imprisoned 14. Alex Ibru (publisher of The Guardian): Shot in the eye in 1996 15. Chief Abraham Adesanya: Relied on 'Yoruba Science' & somehow survived a drive-by shooting in 1997. Is this the man you are claiming will be remembered as more democratic and more respectful of human rights than NADECO activists? It is okay to disagree with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's politics but to try to rewrite our history is really unfortunate.

@PeterObi Who 'claimed' you say? You're worse form. No wonder you're floating around. Yesterday, you were with Abacha, today..you were with Malami. If Anini is still here, may be you would have qualify him as a saint than Abiola. You can never be President.

Yesterday defenders of democracy, today's destroyers, What a shame. What an irony of history, that the acclaimed defenders of democracy and human rights who claimed to have fought for democracy during the era of General Sani Abacha now find themselves worse than the man they opposed. Today, General Sani Abacha, once presumed face of oppression, will be remembered as seemingly more democratic and more respectful of human rights than the so-called champions of activism from the NADECO days. Power indeed reveals character. A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO

@vanguardngrnews Eleriibu. No wonder you dined with him . And youve been denying this for a long time, now it's confession time.

Abacha more democratic than NADECO activists – Peter Obi vanguardngr.com/2026/04/abacha…

@instablog9ja This was why late Nelson Mandela says...