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@DavidHundeyin Until Africa decides to update its information space with real truth, we will remain defeated.

@chimezieIgwe3 @DavidHundeyin Who created and funded terrorism in Nigeria?

@DavidHundeyin How come these guys don't talk about the barbaric things Iran do? The extremism, jihad, terrorism, affiliations with terrorist groups but just obsess over US? It's not as if they can even relocate to Iran. They hardly talk about Hezbollah, Al-Qaida, ISIS but just US

Translation: "Iran is calling our bluff, so we have to throw everything we've got at them to keep our invincible illusion going, otherwise the world will realise that we are the greatest ponzi scheme in history, and our entire house of cards will come crashing down."

@NeverCaredfo @AfricaViewFacts You don't?

@AfricaViewFacts These Nigerians think we all take these drugs that they sell here...

The Nigerian 🇳🇬 High Commission in South Africa 🇿🇦 has issued a statement after the protest over the Igbo gathering in East London. According to the Commission, no coronation took place or was planned. The event was not the installation of a king, it was a cultural celebration only, with no political agenda, territorial claim, or authority asserted. They expressed regret that it caused concern among local leaders and reaffirmed Nigeria’s full respect for South Africa’s laws, customs, and sovereignty. Such community events abroad are normal and not a challenge to local leadership.

@osazenoo Improved money to steal and suffer the masses. So basically he has done nothing to improve ordinary life.

1. Increased allocations to states. 2. Increased allocations to your local governments 3. No ASUU strike in 3 years 4. NELFUN to over 2 million students 5. Single digit food inflation 6. Private sector recording unprecedented profits 7. Improved security allocations and architecture 8. Improved electricity supply 9. External reserve gone up to $50 billion 10. Zero fuel queues 11. Improved passport system 12. Improved international image 13. Landmark projects like Lagos-Calabar coastal road, Sokoto-Badagry highway, federal roads construction all over the country, lagos international upgrade, seaport upgrades, mini solar grids in federal hospitals and universities across the country, improvement of power transmission from 4,000 MW 2023 to 8,000 MW before December 2026. To name a few

@grok @MercyAgera @BRICSinfo According to grok

@grok @MercyAgera @BRICSinfo No, Iran is not currently building a nuclear weapon, according to consistent assessments from the IAEA, U.S. intelligence community, and independent experts as of March 2026.

JUST IN: 🇮🇷 Iran says it has never sought nuclear weapons and will not pursue them.

@iamvictor_ec @immaculata30674 Thief

Burna Boy and VeryDarkMan are reportedly collaborating on a fuel refinery project, with plans to sell fuel at ₦200 per liter. but VDM has stressed that they would need at least $1 billion in public funding to kickstart the project.

@AJEnglish @AlexGatopoulos This war is a lost cause. The US should end it.

For Project Force, Al Jazeera's @AlexGatopoulos explains what US reinforcements are coming to the Gulf, where the US-Israeli war on Iran will end and what might victory look like.

@NigeriaStories Thunder fire whoever said this

60% of employers say graduates not job-ready. ~ New Report says

Massive anti-Trump protests erupt across the U.S.! Over 9 million people take to the streets in New York, Washington, Chicago, Boston, and more, chanting: "No to monarchy. No to extremism. No to wars. Our forces are not for sale." Organized by Democrats and some Republicans, this is a historic push against Trump's reckless policies. Handmaids carrying the names of victims and survivors in the Epstein file. #NoToWar #NoToKing #USAProtests

@Big_Mck I am a Christian, and I support IRAN and very much delighted with the Pope's stand.

🚨🇻🇦>Pope Leo XIV in Vatican condemns Israel’s war in Iran. 🇮🇱 >Israel reacts by sending police to prevent Christians from entering the Holy Sepulchre for Palm Sunday in Jerusalem. Looking forward to how American and Nigerian Christians wil react to this development.

@officialABAT Bloodsucking the Nigerian people dry, and just like Nigerians celebrated the death of your predecessor, yours will be merriment.

My dear fellow Nigerians, Today, as I clock another year in the journey of life, I'm filled with joy and gratitude for the opportunity given me to serve this great nation. I want to take this moment to thank Nigerians for their messages, show of love and prayers on the occasion of my 74th birthday. I thank all our citizens for their patriotism, solidarity and support for our administration. To those who have taken space in newspapers or paid for air time on radio and television to wish me well, I thank you immensely. I must thank my wife, First Lady Oluremi Tinubu, for her kind and loving words. I also thank Vice President Kashim Shettima for all he said about me. Consistent with my tradition over the years to mark my birthday in line with the mood of the nation each year, I resolved to also observe this year's birthday low key. As I mark this special day, I am reminded of the challenges we've faced since we initiated our reforms. I'm glad that our sacrifices have not been in vain as we can see some glittering light at the end of the tunnel, despite the temporary setback caused by ongoing Middle East crisis. The credit for the positive outcomes we have achieved does not belong solely to me, our Renewed Hope team and to our government. We achieved the gains together. As we march towards the third anniversary of our administration, it is my deepest conviction that we shall succeed in building a brighter future for our citizens and future generations. We are determined to confront some of the challenges we face today, and with your continued support, we shall overcome. Let us continue to work together to build a stronger, prosperous and more resilient nation that will make Nigeria the pride of Africa. Thank you all, and happy 74th birthday to me! Bola Ahmed Tinubu President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

@Otunbacashogy2 Okpo

I laugh at gullible Nigerians, Tinubu is already made for life, at 72years, he has achieved anything a man can wish for. If Tinubu fails, it is you and ordinary people that will suffer. Your suffering will be Parmanent and horrible, it will never affect him or his family. Keep wishing him bad luck because of bigotry

@instablog9ja Foolish people

Tinubu’s Reforms Restoring Nigeria’s Global Image — Akpabio

@yabaleftonline Ya tough for the masses. Out could not have at least increase minimum wage to 250k

"We knew the road to reform would be tough; we knew rebuilding Nigeria would require courage, vision, and a difficult decision, but we also knew. No nation rises by hiding from the truth. We must not deceive ourselves and risk the future of our grandchildren." — President Tinubu

@quipstreak @TehgaFCB @DavidHundeyin As in eh.

@TehgaFCB @DavidHundeyin This is the first time I'm seeing someone who thinks Igbos want Peter Obi because they think he would give them Biafra. No Igbo thinks that.

My problem with Africans using Lee Kuan Yew as a stick to beat "African leaders" with is your lack of consistency. You hold him up as an example of a leader who did the things African leaders don't do, but you forget that to get Singapore to the point t he left it, he ran it as a laser-focused 1-party state with a ruthless focus on a single developmental strategy that nobody was allowed to oppose or deviate from. Thus, instead of spending decades on the unfinished capital projects, financial waste, and expensive political theatre that comes with PDP vs APC or NDC vs NPP partisan politics, the whole of Singapore was forced to focus on national development and nothing else. If you tried to oppose Lee's national development plan in the name of "opposition", the state security services would arrest and detain you without trial, or publicly flog you and make you denounce your opposition. When Kwame Nkrumah tried to institute something similar to make Ghana a laser-focused developmental state under his leadership - which was equal to or greater than Lee's - you bunch of idiots called him a despot and a dictator, and you collaborated with foreign governments to remove him in a coup, after which you came out into the streets of Accra jubilating and celebrating his downfall. And even up till now in 2026, after having 60 years to reflect on your history, you're still calling Kwame Nkrumah a "dictator" while simultaneously glazing Lee Kuan Yew, because you're hopelessly dumb. You claim to admire Lee's Singapore because it followed a western approved, capitalist development plan, unlike those dirty Communists in China and Vietnam - but you have no idea that Lee's Singapore might be capitalist in name, but runs one of the most aggressively socialist governments on earth, with birth-to-death subsidies, state programs, government housing, guaranteed employment etc. If someone in your African country runs for election using Singapore's welfare state model as their manifesto, you bunch of idiots will immediately start chorusing "Who will fund this?"and" The problem with socialists is that they always run out of other people's money." If I point out that Singapore can afford to subsidise everything for its citizens because it is a 1 party state that does not exist perpetually 4 years away from new leadership that can rip everything up, which allows it to make investments and plan with 15, 25, and 40-year horizons, instead of planning for how to use the latest IMF loan to win the next election in 18 months, the same idiots will say that they prefer their APC/PDP, NDC/NPP quadriennial stalemate instead of actual national development because "multiparty electoral democracy is the gold standard for governance." You people have no idea what you want, and no idea how the world actually works. Everything inside your head is what some white dude dictated in there, because you were trained to receive instruction, not to think and create your own. That's why nobody takes you seriously.

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@AgberoFcBAT @channelstv Paid bitch

The most underrated achievement of this administration is the end of the perennial ASUU strikes. Our younger brothers and sisters are finally graduating on time. That shortest strike isn't a fluke; it's the result of a President who actually sits at the table and negotiates in good faith

“This [Bola Tinubu] is a man I am willing to stake everything on. ...because he brought Nigeria back from the brink of economic collapse, when our net foreign reserves stood at barely $1 billion. This is the only administration that has the shortest ASUU strike ever." — Seyi Law praises President Tinubu for economic, educational, and infrastructural development. #APCNationalConvention2026

@AgberoFcBAT @channelstv Paid dog

@channelstv This is exactly why we are gathered in Abuja today. The APC isn't just a party it's a vehicle for national transformation. When even the critics start seeing the light in the numbers and the classrooms, you know the mandate is working. Onward to 2027