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Yesterday, we officially commenced the reconstruction of the 25-kilometre Umuahia-Ikot Ekpene Road, a long-overdue intervention critical to the economic and social vitality of our region. Although this is a federal highway, we proactively secured the necessary approvals to take it on, driven by our belief that infrastructure serving our people should never be hindered by jurisdictional boundaries. For decades, this road has posed serious challenges to motorists and residents. With this reconstruction now underway, we are turning the page on years of neglect. The project is expected to be completed within 18 months and will feature solar-powered street lighting and other modern amenities. GELD Construction Ltd has been contracted to execute the work, and I urge all stakeholders to support their efforts to ensure timely and high-quality delivery. Later in the day, we also flagged off the construction of the 13.5-kilometre Ariam Usaka Ring Road in Ikwuano Local Government Area. This road is a strategic connector, linking agricultural zones and catalysing local enterprise. It forms part of our broader infrastructure expansion plan, which includes future developments across Oboro, Ibere, Oloko, Ariam, and surrounding communities. The Ariam Usaka project is particularly close to my heart due to its potential to unlock prosperity for our people, and we are committed to completing it within 12 months. GELD Construction Ltd will also be handling this project. I sincerely thank President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR and the Federal Government for their support and approvals. I also appreciate the Honourable Minister of Works Engr. David Umahi FNSE and our State Ministry of Works team led by Engr Don Otumchere Oti for their dedication. To the resilient people of Abia, especially in Ikwuano, your steadfast support since 2015 has made these milestones possible. Together, we are ending decades of neglect and building a more prosperous Abia. Stay vigilant, reject misinformation, and keep supporting our vision for sustainable progress. This is just the beginning. More transformative projects are on the way.

There is an ongoing genocide against Christians in Nigeria.

Muammar Gaddafi's convoy was bombed by NATO leading to him been captured and assassinated by rebels sponsored by NATO Under his leadership, Libya thrived, boasting one of Africa’s highest living standards, free electricity, and 0% interest loans. Gaddafi championed African unity, pushing for an African Union and the creation of an African Bank to challenge the World Bank’s dominance. In the aftermath of NATO’s intervention, Libya fell into chaos, with extremist groups like ISIS exploiting the power vacuum, leaving the country in a prolonged state of instability. Your thoughts on this ...

Seyi Tinubu gave 20million to Sarah martins, but has ignored this girl that was kidnapped

“The pûnishmènt for kidn@pping is de@th. I don’t know why, when it’s time to execute that constitution, we’re not as vocal as we should be. When these kidn@ppers are caught, we don’t hear anything, whether they’re being imprisoned or execûted. Nigeria needs to have a special channel that will be showing how all these kidn@pping cases are handled, just like BBNaija.” —Actor Williams Uchemba calls for public exècûtion of kidn@ppers

NATO launched more than 10,000 air raids on Libya in 2011 with over 500,000 Civilian Casualties. When they were questioned about civilian Casualties they insisted that it was collateral damages and that it happens in wars. The country that had one of the highest standard of living in the world at the time. They bombed the country back to stone age. Libya's 42 years of progress, stability and development was destroyed. Your thoughts on this ...

Nigerian Christians face relentless attacks from jihadist terror groups. The U.S. must condemn this genocide and leverage our influence to protect religious freedom. Proud to stand with @SenTedCruz in protecting Nigerian religious freedom‼️

Some Nigerians are mocking a man for running when security forces paid with his tax payers money are about to attack him for exercising his right to protest. The same Nigerians that mock are also “living in bondage”

See has Oyinbo dey root for Victor Osimhen💯💯💯

This pastor might be gathering up some enemies for himself already. He speaks only facts 💯🚶🏿‍♂️

ATTN US DIASPORA NIGERIANS I am being recruited to tour the USA to meet with diaspora Nigerians. There is much we can do from here. I don’t have much hope for Washington DC to be able to do solve this. The answer lies with Nigerians - there and here. By God's grace and only in His mighty power, we can put an end to this, once and for all. If you would like me to come to your community to speak truth and organize/coordinate an effective response to end this genocide, please DM me and let’s discuss. This tour is now my immediate mission. I will be in Cincinnati next week to kick it off. Thank you, #EarthShaker mikearnold.org (see my Nigeria profile)

His name is Victor Osihmen He is the best striker in the world 🌎 He is from Nigeria 🇳🇬 🎉💯🙌🏾

Tell Mr onanuga that abusing me will not erase Nigeria’s 152 trillion debt. Know this, know peace!

Big Congratulations to Hon. Benibo Anabraba, Secretary to the Rivers State Government (SSG), on bagging his Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) from the prestigious Rivers State University. Your pursuit of knowledge and academic excellence is truly inspiring. This remarkable achievement is a testament to your dedication, discipline, and passion for growth. We celebrate this new milestone with you, Sir. More wins ahead! 🎓

🚨🇲🇱🇫🇷 BREAKING: MALI has contracted with CHINA to produce new e-PASSPORTS, ABANDONING their collaboration with FRENCH provider IDEMIA

Meet Charles Egbu and David Mba Prof. Charles Egbu (from Anambra State), the first-ever Black Vice-Chancellor of a UK university. Prof. David Mba (from Enugu State), the second-ever Black Vice-Chancellor in the UK. Let’s retweet to celebrate them! 🎉

PRESS STATEMENT BY CHIEF MALCOLM OMIRHOBO The Federal Government of Nigeria should be ashamed for arresting peaceful citizens demanding the release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, while armed bandits roam free and even meet with government officials. On October 20, 2025, unarmed Nigerians took to the streets carrying only placards and courage. Instead of dialogue, they were met with tear gas, live bullets, and arrests. Even Kanu’s lawyer and brother were beaten and detained. This is not democracy it is hypocrisy. When a government negotiates with killers but jails peaceful protesters, it loses its moral authority. We demand: The immediate release of all arrested protesters. Respect for the constitutional right to peaceful protest. Accountability for police brutality and abuse of power. Equal protection of all Nigerians, regardless of region or belief. We will not be intimidated. Our voices will remain loud and peaceful until justice, fairness, and the rule of law return to Nigeria. You can gas our bodies, but not our conscience. #FreeNnamdiKanu #HumanRights #EndPoliceBrutality #Nigeria #JusticeForAll Chief Malcolm Omirhobo, Human Rights Lawyer & Activist

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An American missionary pilot has been kidnapped by suspected Islamist militants in Niger’s capital, U.S. officials tell Fox News. He was reportedly working with the Christian aid group Serving in Mission (SIM)

@aroh_Obidatti @FoxNews Do you know what you're saying, they value every American soul, you harm one American you have touched 1000 Americans. They will wipe out all those terrorists

@FoxNews Just one person kidnapped and Americans are are angry, come to Nigeria, Nigerians can’t travel from local govt to local govt without calculating last day of kidnapping, U must check if they kidnapped yesterday, if not, today is not the best day to travel, one day in, one day off