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IF ELECTION NO WORK, REVOLUTION GO WORK⚠️‼️ We have suffered enough Abeg🤧 APC & TINUBU Must Go, by any means NECESSARY ✍️🔥

I Have Seen the Videos. I wish I hadn't. I wish I could unsee them. A woman. Alive, dangling from a rope. A fire kindled beneath her. Allahu Akbar. Children — children — with blades at the throats of other children while adults scream Allahu Akbar. Dozens of men kneeling, shackled. A crowd. A dull axe. Heads hacked off and held aloft. Cheering. Allahu Akbar. Always inconceivable cruelty and suffering. Always blood and death. Always Allahu Akbar. These are not rumors. These are not Western propaganda. These are videos filmed by the perpetrators themselves, shared proudly, used as recruitment material. The cruelty is not incidental. It is the message. I have watched them because I have to. Because someone has to witness what the world's diplomats and narrative managers and Soros-funded think tanks are working overtime to explain away as a climate dispute. And I am telling you: do not look away. Do not get comfortable. Do not let the repetition numb you into treating this as background noise. The moment you stop being horrified is the moment they win. The people who spin this — who call these men "brothers" and "sons," who hand them weapons, who sit across negotiating tables from them, who write academic papers explaining their grievances — I have no category for that level of moral failure. There is no framework that makes it comprehensible. They have watched the same videos I have watched. They have made a different choice about what to do with what they saw. Let me be as clear as I know how to be. These are not misguided young men who need jobs and dialogue. These are not the products of poverty and Western imperialism who would stop if we just listened better. These are the fully manufactured product of a system specifically designed to produce them — men for whom the severed head and the cheering crowd is not the worst day of their lives. It is the best. They've followed their founder's footsteps. Made Allah happy. You do not negotiate with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer. You do not have a dialogue with it. You do not try to understand its perspective. You do not call it your brother. You identify it, you name it exactly for what it is, and you pursue its total eradication with everything medicine has. Because the alternative is death. Yours. This ideology is incompatible with human civilization. It always has been. Every civilization that has ever encountered it and survived has understood that eventually. The ones that didn't understand it in time are gone. We are not gone yet. But we are very late. #EarthShaker

@akintollgate @Just1bigmachi You have fallen so very low Akin. I am hugely disappointed.

@Just1bigmachi You didn’t read my post. You are only reacting to the header! Pls read it carefully

You Cannot Cancel OAU! Nigerian President, General Ibrahim Babangida (IBB), paid a visit to the Ooni of Ife, Oba Okunade Sijuwade Olubuse II, in Ile-Ife in 1990. I remember waking up early that morning to buy moi moi and eko from Mama Toriola at the Urban Day junction. We had traveled from Port Harcourt (PH) for a weekend trip to Ife, and the entire city was tense. Armored tanks and military vehicles lined the Ife-Ibadan road, with soldiers stationed at every major corner. Nigeria was already on edge due to frequent military coups and changes in leadership. Heads of state often left town amid rumors, and indeed, a coup attempt occurred shortly after this visit: the Gideon Orkar (sometimes spelled Okar) coup d’état attempt on April 22, 1990. The visit to Ile-Ife (then still part of the old Oyo State; Osun State was created in 1991) met resistance from the vibrant student “Aluta” community, particularly students from the University of Ibadan (UI) and especially Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU, then University of Ife), including figures like Adeola Soetan (“Comrade Show”). Soetan was close friends with one of our neighbor’s children, who would later become SUG president. My dad would visit from Port Harcourt with Shell calendars and diaries, which we distributed to many professors and senior staff in the Omole Estate OAU staff quarters. One day, while dropping these off, I overheard conversations involving Soetan when he visited friends in the BQ (Boys’ Quarters). He was outspoken, and this was during the heat of SUG elections on campus. Soetan was elected SUG President in April 1990. He later became well-known for spending about 13 years on a five-year program, largely due to expulsions and persecutions linked to his activism under then-Vice Chancellor Professor Wale Omole. I eventually met Soetan on campus in 1999, around the time he was finally allowed to graduate. The OAU community was renowned for its strong anti-government stance and opposition to the military junta. I had a cousin, Wole Olawuni, who debated late into the night with relatives about whether students would turn out in large numbers to boo the Head of State once news of the visit spread the night before. He planned to join roadside protesters near the Urban Day market, despite a curfew imposed by the Oyo State Military Governor. His mother and sisters warned him it would be a fool’s errand to defy the curfew. On the day of the visit, students showed up in huge numbers. Babangida proceeded to the palace amid pomp, parade, and boos from the students. This landmark visit helped solidify Oba Sijuwade’s throne as one of significant influence among traditional rulers during the Babangida era. A short while after the visit, Gideon Orkar and his co-conspirators launched their unsuccessful coup attempt against the President from Dodan Barracks in Ikoyi, Lagos. In the aftermath, OAU was not spared: there were arrests of lecturers and students. For instance, on May 2, 1990, two OAU staff members (Professor Omotoye Olorode & Dr. Idowu Apowetu) were arrested, with others declared wanted. They were later released but dismissed, amid broader crackdowns on perceived critics. This deepened anti-government sentiment. OAU, alongside UNILAG & others, became a hotspot for protests. The university’s influential alumni and global academic reputation helped it push back against retribution. Politics and politicians became somewhat avoided on campus as part of its cultural DNA, a deep-seated distrust of self-serving political actors. The tenure of Professor Roger Makanjuola as Vice-Chancellor during the early PDP civilian era further reinforced the OAUs cautious, relatively apolitical approach toward candidates, regardless of party. OAU is not an institution that can be easily cancelled or bullied by any political force, irrespective of recent or past events. It’s not called “OBA AWON UNIVERSITY” for nothing!

@DeleMomodu @MyksonDosSantos Atiku knows the right thing to do. Atiku knows he needs to keep his personal agenda aside for the greater good for the country, this what true leadership entails.

It is extremely sad that a man who gave PETER OBI his first Vice Presidential ticket is being bullied in this manner. I wish to believe this is the handiwork of fake OBIDIENTS and agent provocateur...

Ten years ago.

@JustBosun Thank you very much for this.

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@tinyandagod Atiku is the next worst thing after Tinubu, no body in their right mind will wish Atiku on Nigeria.

@tinyandagod I don’t know what you guys are moaning about 😂

@IdrisZekeriJnr @MKabrik This boy deserves a scholarship, he deserves a proper education.

Legend has it that this school no longer exist. Hey Gaaaaaaawwwwd. RETWEET!

@mohammed_hijab You got owned bro and then you got properly roasted. The Islamic dilemma is undeniable and you know that.

To Anti-Islam Channels: Use my content without permission and expect a copyright strike no exceptions. To Pro-Islam Creators: This is a public permission for anyone who is pro-Islam, Muslim, and not engaging in disparagement: you may create clips of up to 60 seconds from my content, on any platform (X/Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, etc.) and in any language. You hereby have my permission.

Islam is undoubtedly the most performative religion on earth. Everything is done for the optics, zero spirituality.

@Omojuwa These morons are so fearful of P.O.

The ADC is going North. Atiku Abubakar is shoo-in. If that changes, it’d be Jagora. That is, Kwankwaso. The only way Kwankwaso pairs with Obi in the ADC is as KO and not OK. There will be no OK in the ADC. If you are a betting person, you can take this to the bank.

I am sure even corruption itself is ashamed to be associated with Bola Tinubu, the father of all kwaraption

Dear @TeamYouTube: The YouTube channel (@MohammedHijab) is abusing the copyright system to attack other channels. Here is a video clip of him giving me VERBAL CONSENT to put our discussion on my channel. After I posted it, he filed a copyright complaint. Why is this being allowed? Are people allowed to deceptively give verbal consent to post content in order to get the person a strike? Video that got struck: youtube.com/watch?v=vxPkAv…

@daily_trust @MKabrik Only a heartless lunatic can defend this. The Tinubu and his APC cohorts are a monumental failure.

VIDEO: When Presidential Jets Matter More Than Soldiers

“When I became a governor, the cost of running my office was equivalent to the cost of running a Ministry of Education office. As a governor, if you want to travel to Abuja, about 30 people will follow you, people who have nothing to do with where I am going. I had to cut everything off. A governor also has an office of the First Lady, who nobody voted for. Inside that office, we have SA to the First Lady and other roles. I had to cut off the whole structure. When people talk about cørruption, they think it is only about ste@ling public money, but they forget that paying people who are not productive is also part of cørrûption.” —Mr. Peter Obi, speaking at the ongoing fourth public lecture of Coal City University in Enugu State.

Idiot, Buhari supporters k!lled actual human beings ooo, 11 corpers were Among. You and your fellow oloribus gave him 8years of our lives. You are foolish beyond repair.

Digital footprints link INEC Chairman to pro-APC X account, here’s what we found 👇👇 Read more: icirnigeria.org/digital-footpr…

I endorse this message! No compromises.

@OgbeniDipo 🤣🤣🤣 what level of top clowning. Yet you still campaigning for the calamity to continue.