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@CAF_Online is shit. I stand with Senegal 🇸🇳 This robbery is too much

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@atiku You’ll never be the President of Nigeria. Insha Allah

Yesterday evening, I received the State Chairmen of our party, the African Democratic Congress (ADC), from the 36 States of the Federation and the FCT, at my residence in Abuja. The delegation, led by Kogi State Chairman, Hon. Ogga Temitope Kingsley expressed joy that I am finally a bonafide member of the party. I am glad, too, that I formally registered. I emphasised that there is no time to waste in our rescue mission and encouraged other members and leaders of the coalition to register with the ADC formally. There can be no sitting on the fence. I am indeed pleased to see that leaders of the party at the state level are thinking with the future of our country in mind. Together, we are committed to our resolve to work towards a secure, united, and prosperous Nigeria. The APC is bent on wrecking our country, and we are ready to stop them from doing so. -AA

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@myaccessbank @access_more @cenbank @officialEFCC Please refund my money. I purchased data and I was debited without getting it. My account number is 0109641840 and the transaction reference is NXG506022327182687111

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@atiku You are a miserable man. Under your watch a vice president, OBj imposed state of emergency in Ekiti state. Did you say anything? You worst, goan sleep old fool.

The declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State reeks of political manipulation and outright bad faith. Anyone paying attention to the unfolding crisis knows that Bola Tinubu has been a vested partisan actor in the political turmoil engulfing Rivers. His blatant refusal or calculated negligence in preventing this escalation is nothing short of disgraceful. Beyond the political scheming in Rivers, the brazen security breaches that led to the condemnable destruction of national infrastructure in the state land squarely on the President’s desk. Tinubu cannot evade responsibility for the chaos his administration has either enabled or failed to prevent. It is an unforgivable failure that under Tinubu’s watch, the Niger Delta has been thrown back into an era of violent unrest and instability — undoing the hard-won peace secured by the late President Umaru Yar’Adua. Years of progress have been recklessly erased in pursuit of selfish political calculations. If federal infrastructure in Rivers has been compromised, the President bears full responsibility. Punishing the people of Rivers State just to serve the political gamesmanship between the governor and @officialABAT’s enablers in the federal government is nothing less than an assault on democracy and must be condemned in the strongest terms. -AA

Dear @myaccessbank @access_more please reverse the failed card transaction N1850 on the 8th of March 2025. My account details is in your dm @cenbank @officialEFCC

Dear @myaccessbank @access_more please reverse the failed card transaction N1850 on the 8th of March 2025. My account details is in your dm @cenbank @officialEFCC

@myaccessbank @access_more please reverse the failed card transaction N1850 on the 8th of March 2025. My account details is in your dm @cenbank @officialEFCC do something

@myaccessbank @access_more please reverse the failed card transaction N1850 on the 8th of March 2025. My account details is in your dm @cenbank @officialEFCC please take action

@myaccessbank @access_more please reverse the failed card transaction N1850 on the 8th of March 2025. My account details is in your dm @cenbank @officialEFCC

@atiku Shut up and enjoy your stay in Dubai and come back in 2027 and fail your presidential bid as usual. You can never match Akpabio politically. Confused criminal like you. Allegedly 😂

Like millions of Nigerians, I watched with deep concern this morning as Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan raised serious allegations of sexual harassment, intimidation, and mistreatment against the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio. These allegations are grave and deserve a thorough, impartial, and transparent investigation. The Nigerian Senate represents the voice of the people. Those who serve in it — especially its leadership — must uphold the highest standards of integrity, dignity, and respect, both for their office and for the Nigerian citizens they serve. As the third most powerful figure in the country, the Senate President should embody unimpeachable character. Sexual harassment in the workplace is a significant barrier to women's advancement and, by extension, the nation's progress. Allegations of such misconduct should never be simply dismissed, particularly when they involve a public officer with immense power, influence, and responsibility. As the chief presiding officer of the Upper Chamber, the Senate President has a duty to champion the protection and empowerment of Nigerian women through legislation — not to be the subject of allegations that undermine those very principles. The handling of this matter will send a strong message about Nigeria’s commitment to justice, accountability, and the inclusion of women in governance. I urge the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the Senate itself to take these allegations seriously by ensuring a credible, transparent, and independent investigation. With only four women currently serving in the Senate, it is imperative that we foster an environment where female legislators can serve without fear of harassment or intimidation. This moment demands careful and principled action to uphold the integrity of our institutions and ensure that every Nigerian, regardless of gender, is treated with dignity and respect. -AA