The Lost Oracle

@Awhy03 @Sistaliano Ken Saro-Wiwa executed alongside 8 others (Ogoni Nine) in 1995 for activism were Yoruba right? Arthur Nwankwo who was arrested and detained by Abacha’s regime for pro-democracy activities was also Yoruba right? See, you are not talking to a child... and this is not 1980s.

@executivo_boss @Sistaliano The most prominent figures who l0st their lives in that era were largely from the Yorubas and a few other groups. Name just ONE Igbo leader that was assassinat3d by Abacha for democracy...Mark was instrumental to the annulment of June 12 election. Go and verify

These youths wouldn't have known that David Mark was a military officer who benefited greatly from coups in Nigeria. Thanks to Reno Omokri, a truth seeker. There is no lie buried anywhere that he would not dig out fresh This revelation would give us a clear picture of what these people did to ADC. Like coup plotters, they came the same day and took over as if it was a military operation. Aregbesola was initially surprised when his name was mentioned as the Secretary. He rejected it because he was never a soilder luke Mark. For those sympathising with them, try to cool your anger with a bottle of Hero. Then ask yourself if it is possible to join a party that is four years old and become the chairman of the party the same day. Some of them had not even resigned their membership of their previous parties before they took over. If a man attempts to climb a palm tree with a rope made from a plantain tree, his falling should not be a surprise to me. A climber should know what makes a good rope. We are maintaining a status quo now. Before we move forward, David Mark should apologise to Nigerians for those coups that kept Nigeria backward for two decades. Copied

@jeffphilips1 Umuahia and environs are still under Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC)... Umu Olodo...

LMAOOOOOO...this one, they can't ask to be returned to band D, it's either they pay or stay in permanent darkness. You want stable electricity, you have to be ready to pay for it.

@A_Ham96 And this is not AI you claimed???

For the first time, Iranian Revolutionary Guard released a video showing Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei way to military operations room. large image of the Dimona nuclear reactor site in Israel, along with coordinates, displayed Is this a message about what's to come?!

@Omojuwa @SamAmadi Umuahia & environs around it are still under Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC).... Olodo....

What happened to your promised cross-subsidy Chairman @SamAmadi ?

This is Yoruba land … you people continue chasing shadows. Instead of you people to advocate and speak about it , you avoid the truth because you are APC. You are Yoruba before you are a Nigerian. You are a Nigerian before you are APC. Alatenuje ni yin Awon elebi oshi.

@Waspapping_ You wan use this one beg too....

Please, those of you who have ulcers, what is the best drug I can take for an ulcer that comes with back pain and sometimes stomachache? Help me.

@Awhy03 @Sistaliano Read the text of that interview..... this is not longer the era of Southwestern media and their sensation headlines..... Read!

@executivo_boss @Sistaliano You don't know Brigadier General David Mark

@Chude_ND1 The 3 bridge built by Military govts

First time seeing the aerial view of the 3 bridges connecting Lagos mainland and the Island.

@Wazobianaiaja @trigottista your attention

How can insecurity get to such extent. Like as how na.

@RealOlaudah The Source....

April, 1994: David Mark's expløsive revelations about Abiola and those who betrayed him in Yorubaland In its April 11, 1994 edition, Newswatch published an interview with David Mark who had just been retired from the Army. Below are parts of the interesting interview: Newstwatch: Are you suggesting that Babangida was used to annul the June 12 election? Mark: I am suggesting that the main beneficiary of the annulment is General (Sani) Abacha. Newswatch: How? Mark: It is simple. Had the transition to democracy been successful, Abacha would have retired with Babangida's administration and would not have become the Head of State today. Newstwatch: It is said that you were involved with the military's return to power on November 17 with General Abacha as head of state. What do you say to that if indeed as you said you are for democracy? Mark: It is not yet time for me to say who was involved and who played what role but suffice to say for now that Abacha's regime qualifies for a space in the Guinness Book of Records as the greatest betrayal of the century. It is a betrayal of the military officers involved, it is a betrayal of the CD (Campaign for Democracy) and CLO (Civil Liberties Organization) and it is a betrayal of hope and aspirations for all Nigerians. It is a betrayal of democracy. It was not a c0up against the ING (Interim National Government), it turned out it was a c0up against democracy, supported and nourished by politicians who behave like chameleons. Surprisingly it was Abiola's close associates who were urging Abacha to take over. They dined with Abiola in the afternoon but in the night urged Abacha to seize power and forget June 12. I never believed that human beings could be so treacherous, unprincipled, and shameless. Newswatch: Can you elaborate? Mark: It is a betrayal because what the administration is doing now is the exact opposite of what we agreed and what we set out to do. It is a complete turn around. I am so disappointed that I had to write a letter to General (Oladipupo) Diya on it. Newswatch: What happened? Mark: When we saw that things were getting out of control in the country and it had become obvious that the interim government could not hold an election and the ship of state was drifting precariously, we reluctantly decided that the military should again intervene. When we met, we considered three possible options. The first option was to give Shonekan and his team the teeth to be able to bite and conduct the presidential election successfully as was in the transition programme. The second option was to go for a short but full military regime for six months and conduct only the presidential election thereafter. And the third option was a mixed grill, a diluted military regime for no more than one year, culminating again in a presidential election. Most of us favoured option one for obvious reasons. We believed that Nigeria at that time, was not in the mood for a military regime. People were no longer prepared to tolerate the military. In addition, most of us were acutely aware that the entire world was moving toward democracy. The dramatic effects of the last few years-the collapse of the Soviet Union, and the rise of democratic movements around the world clearly galvanised that point. Newswatch: How were you to accomplish this? Mark: We were to accomplish option one by openly telling the nation that the military was strongly behind Shonekan and his team in their effort to complete the transition programme successfully. General Abacha was to make the announcement and warn the State Governments that were not cooperating that they risked being removed and state of emergency being declared in their states. We were to be emphatic and unequivocal in our support for Shonekan and his team. But surprisingly the Governors did not want Shonekan to succeed. They made Abacha's home their pilgrimage point and urged Abacha to take over power.

@daily_trust @officialABAT approvals for past 3 years.....

BREAKING: Tinubu Approves N3.3trn Plan To Tackle Electricity Crisis dailytrust.com/breaking-tinub…

@vanguardngrnews Sponsored by APC.... and South Western Media.... since Alex Otti announced Abia State leaving the National grid, it rattled some feathers who never wanted SE to develop to avoid competition... from any other regions in Nigeria. SW only only survive without competitive regions.

Electricity now costlier than house rent — Abia residents groan over crazy bills vanguardngr.com/2026/04/electr…

@ubifranklin1 Ubi Franklin.... go pay those you owe oh.... No come claim this is social media things... hmmmm

I need her details, she will be the first beneficiary of my 40million 40th Birthday present to 40 people that’s 1million each. Find her for me and I’ll credit her 1m.

@SundayDareSD @LNCtoday We’ve seen this pattern before. Large approvals. Strong statements. “Final solutions.” Then… silence. Tinubu govt has never lacked approvals, but outcomes. This image illustrate what Tinubu’s govt represents.

STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE PRESIDENT TINUBU APPROVES N3.3 TRILLION PAYMENT PLAN TO RESTORE RELIABLE ELECTRICITY President Bola Tinubu has approved the payment plan to finally settle the outstanding debts under the Presidential Power Sector Financial Reforms Programme. The debt repayment plan followed the final review of the legacy debts that have beset the power sector for more than a decade. The long-standing debts accumulated between February 2015 and March 2025. Following verification, ₦3.3 trillion has been agreed as a full and final settlement, ensuring a fair and transparent resolution. Implementation has begun, with 15 power plants signing settlement agreements totalling ₦2.3 trillion. The Federal Government has already raised ₦501 billion to fund these payments. Out of the amount, N223 billion has been disbursed, with further payments underway. What this means for Nigerians: With payments reaching the power value chain, generation will be more stable. With power plants supported, electricity reliability will improve. And as the sector stabilises, more investment, more jobs, and better service will follow. “This programme is not just about settling legacy debts. It is about restoring confidence across the power sector — ensuring gas suppliers are paid, power plants can keep running, and the system begins to work more reliably," explained Olu Arowolo-Verheijen, Special Adviser on Energy to President Tinubu. “It is part of a broader set of reforms already underway — including better metering and service-based tariffs that link what you pay to the quality of electricity you receive. “The government is also prioritising power supply to businesses, industries, and small enterprises — because reliable electricity is critical to creating jobs, supporting livelihoods, and growing the economy. “The goal is simple: more reliable power for homes, stronger support for businesses, and a system that works better for all Nigerians," she added. President Tinubu has commended all stakeholders who supported efforts to resolve the legacy issues in the power sector. He has also confirmed that the next phase (Series II) will begin this quarter. Bayo Onanuga Special Adviser to the President (Information and Strategy) April 5, 2026

@aonanuga1956 This news dey like..... Nigeria electricity users.... do not take this "approval" on face value... He has approved many things oh

STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE PRESIDENT TINUBU APPROVES N3.3 TRILLION PAYMENT PLAN TO RESTORE RELIABLE ELECTRICITY President Bola Tinubu has approved the payment plan to finally settle the outstanding debts under the Presidential Power Sector Financial Reforms Programme. The debt repayment plan followed the final review of the legacy debts that have beset the power sector for more than a decade. The long-standing debts accumulated between February 2015 and March 2025. Following verification, ₦3.3 trillion has been agreed as a full and final settlement, ensuring a fair and transparent resolution. Implementation has begun, with 15 power plants signing settlement agreements totalling ₦2.3 trillion. The Federal Government has already raised ₦501 billion to fund these payments. Out of the amount, N223 billion has been disbursed, with further payments underway. What this means for Nigerians: With payments reaching the power value chain, generation will be more stable. With power plants supported, electricity reliability will improve. And as the sector stabilises, more investment, more jobs, and better service will follow. “This programme is not just about settling legacy debts. It is about restoring confidence across the power sector — ensuring gas suppliers are paid, power plants can keep running, and the system begins to work more reliably," explained Olu Arowolo-Verheijen, Special Adviser on Energy to President Tinubu. “It is part of a broader set of reforms already underway — including better metering and service-based tariffs that link what you pay to the quality of electricity you receive. “The government is also prioritising power supply to businesses, industries, and small enterprises — because reliable electricity is critical to creating jobs, supporting livelihoods, and growing the economy. “The goal is simple: more reliable power for homes, stronger support for businesses, and a system that works better for all Nigerians," she added. President Tinubu has commended all stakeholders who supported efforts to resolve the legacy issues in the power sector. He has also confirmed that the next phase (Series II) will begin this quarter. Bayo Onanuga Special Adviser to the President (Information and Strategy) April 5, 2026

@ikangbo_gabriel They forget to delete this one

Breaking news: INEC JUST DELETED THE REVALIDATION POST ON THEIR OFFICIAL X HANDLE.

It takes time to open a Strait. So I’ll give Iran another 30 days. It’s not straight. It’s actually a bend. They should call it the Bend of Hormuz. Maybe when I take it over I’ll change the name to “The Bend of Trump”! We’ll see. Lincoln never had the courage to fight Iran.

To my South-South brothers and sisters: Never forget that the campaign to remove our brother GEJ was spearheaded by tinubu, simply because Jonathan wasn't part of his 'preferred' ethnic circle. To him, the South-South is just a resource to be used, not a people to be respected. They want our oil, but they don't want our leadership. History will not be rewritten. PS: We are not your brothers and sisters. Stop the fake love.

@_Dhinero_ @HarmlessHQ If they blow up the oil, who will now pay for the cost of war... Iran oil will pay for all these....

@HarmlessHQ I laugh people who think America can’t blown up Iran, they don’t want to blown up everything especially their oil so they just want them to negotiate and give up the oil if not by now everything would have been destroyed

America's military might is ridiculously underrated. Do you know that while American Special Forces was conducting the search and rescue mission for the missing F-15 crew member, These American Special Forces set up a remote base in the middle of Iran, right before IRGC, and operated from the base till the missing airman was located and evacuated. It's now obvious that Trump has just been delaying the full destruction of Iran and even the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.