#EndBadGov'ceInNig

Proverbs 19:13; 21:9; 21:19; 25:24; 27:15

@PortharcourtSOM @Shamsu____ @BigJack_V @IremuMr @seyikanbai @Cleverlydey4u 😭

@Shamsu____ @BigJack_V @ola_peter @IremuMr @seyikanbai @Cleverlydey4u You sef De fear DC boys ?😂

“The first ever money I made was from NYSC and it was ₦3,600. While others were spending their allawee, I was thinking of investing. Now I earn $300,000 just to sew a single cloth.” — Billionaire Fashion Designer, Seyi Vodi

@iamklausenburg Give me toy story

I am asking 🫵🏾

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@ola_peter @IremuMr @seyikanbai @Cleverlydey4u Wo I don’t know o, me I’m just advertising viva soap.

@Shamsu____ @IremuMr @seyikanbai @Cleverlydey4u Lolz it is actually Many of these guys are the platform our govt officials launder public funds. You still wonder how they started & join City Boy movements? Look again

@IremuMr @seyikanbai @Cleverlydey4u Is not the same

@iamklausenburg One stupid girl once asked me if I CAN slap a woman 😂😂😂 I asked her if she can kill mosquito when bitten?

The slap that he gave her at the end was a failure on his path. I instructed men to knock out women who suffer from penis envy. Doing so will reset their minds to actually see a human male for what he is... THE apex predator A real men KNOCKS OUT Learn or learn the hard way.

@Larykul2 To upgrade their poor life

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Date: Tuesday 14thFebruary, 2026. COMMUNIQUÉ/OPEN LETTER BY THE FORUM OF DULY ELECTED STATE CHAIRMEN OF THE LABOUR PARTY ON THE URGENT NEED TO PRESERVE DEMOCRATIC PARTY STRUCTURES AND THE RULE OF LAW The Chairman Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Abuja, Federal Capital Territory We, the duly elected State Chairmen of the Labour Party, who emerged from duly conducted and INEC-monitored State Congresses held on the 6th of December 2025 across the Federation, write to the Commission and to the Nigerian public on a matter of grave constitutional and democratic concern. We are compelled to issue this communiqué in light of credible information available to us suggesting that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) may be under pressure, or is being influenced, to monitor or recognize a fresh round of so-called “State Congresses” by a faction of the Party that has no legal or constitutional foundation. Let it be Clear: This is not politics. This is an attempted institutional sabotage. For the avoidance of doubt: 1. The Ward, LGA and State Congresses of the Labour Party were duly conducted nationwide on the 2nd, 4th, and 6th December 2025 respectively; 2. Statutory notice was issued to the Commission in compliance with Section 82(1) of the Electoral Act 2022; 3. The said Congresses were monitored by INEC pursuant to Section 82(5); and 4. The outcomes of those Congresses are part of the official records of the Commission. We are therefore not self-appointed actors. We are products of a completed statutory and democratic process duly conducted in compliance with the Electoral Act, monitored by INEC and recognized by law. Our mandated is rooted in law, not convenience. It cannot be brushed aside, tampered with or replaced by administrative fiat in flagrant violation of the Electoral Act, the INEC Regulations and Guidelines and the Constitution of the Labour Party. On the 16th February, 2026, INEC decisively rejected the request by Sen. Nenadi Usman to recognize the purported dissolution of duly elected Party structures, on the clear grounds that the action was taken “without giving statutory notice to the Commission and without authority to act under your Party Constitution.” This position by INEC is unequivocal and remains unchallenged. Our concern, therefore, is that as at today, there is no evidence whatsoever that the fundamental deficiency identified by INEC—being the lack of constitutional authority to act—has been cured, remedied, suddenly manufactured, lawfully conferred, or validly derived. Any suggestion to the contrary is baseless, contrived, and legally untenable. Consequently, there is no legitimate or constitutional foundation upon which INEC justifiably reconsider and reverse its earlier, unchallenged position or lend credence to the monitoring of any illegal and purported parallel congresses. One cannot build legality on a foundation already declared defective. Any attempt to proceed on that basis would be a continuation of the same illegality previously indentified and rejected by INEC. The law is clear and unambiguous: 1. Section 223(1)(a) of the 1999 Constitution (as amended) Mandates that party leadership must emerge through periodic democratic elections. 2. Section 82 of the Electoral Act 2022 Regulates the conduct of congresses and requires: a. Statutory notice to INEC, b. Transparency in process, c. Monitoring by the Commission. 3. COMPLETED CONGRESSES CANNOT BE ADMINISTRATIVELY NULLIFIED Once congresses have been: a. Conducted with due notice, b. Monitored by INEC, c. And concluded, They become completed statutory acts. And such processes cannot be set aside: a. By internal party correspondence, b. By administrative declaration, c. Or by factional arrangements. Consequently, no authority other than a court of competent jurisdiction can nullify congresses duly monitored by INEC. Until and unless such a court so determines, those Congresses—and all the structures emanating and deriving their legitimacy therefrom—remain valid, lawful, subsisting, and fully binding. Any attempt to conduct or recognize fresh State Congresses while the existing congresses remain valid, and No court order has nullified them would amount to: 1. Duplication of leadership structures, 2. Destabilization of party organization, 3. Undermining of INEC’s own monitored processes 4. Erosion of public confidence in electoral regulation. It would also raise fundamental questions about the sanctity of INEC-monitored exercises. We wish to let INEC know that it cannot validate a process today and undermine it tomorrow. Hence if INEC now turns around to monitor or recognize parallel congresses while its own monitored processes remain valid: 1. It will be seen as a direct contradiction of its own records; 2. It will destroy the credibility of its own oversight and erode public confidence in the Commission; 3. It will send a dangerous signal that lawful processes can be discarded; and 4. It will create chaos in Party administration Our point is that if a completed, INEC-monitored Congresses can be ignored and replaced, then: 1. No Party structure is safe; 2. No internal democracy is guaranteed; and 3. No electoral process is credible Today it is Labour Party. Tomorrow it could be any Party. The national leadership dispute within the Party is presently before the Court of Appeal and INEC is a party to that appeal. In these circumstances, it is expected that all parties: 1. Exercise restraint, 2. Preserve existing structures, 3. Avoid actions capable of prejudicing or rendering the appeal nugatory. Proceeding to monitor or recognize fresh congresses at this stage risks altering the subject matter of the litigation. INEC is not a passive observer. It is a constitutional institution entrusted with: 1. Protecting the integrity of democratic processes, 2. Ensuring compliance with the Electoral Act, 3. Maintaining neutrality and institutional consistency. To the best of our knowledge INEC is not a rubber stamp for any faction and is obligated to act on: 1. Unlawful requests, 2. Procedurally defective processes, 3. Or politically motivated arrangements inconsistent with law. INEC’s duty is to: 1. The Constitution 2. The Electoral Act 3. It own records 4. The Nigerian people We state clearly and unequivocally: 1. The State Congresses of 2nd, 4th, and 6th December 2025 remain valid and subsisting; 2. The leadership structures that emerged therefrom remain lawful; 3. Any parallel congresses conducted without lawful basis will be invalid; 4. Any recognition of such processes will be vigorously challenged. We most respectfully urge the INEC to: 1. Decline to monitor or recognize any purported fresh State Congresses; 2. Preserve the status quo pending judicial determination; 3. Be guided by its own records of monitored congresses; 4. Uphold the Constitution and the Electoral Act; 5. Resist any pressure inconsistent with its constitutional mandate. Democracy is not sustained by convenience. It is sustained by consistency, legality, and institutional courage. If INEC-monitored congresses can be disregarded without judicial intervention, then the entire framework of electoral supervision becomes uncertain. We believe that the Commission, under its current leadership led by a Professor of Law and Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), will not allow such a precedent to be set. We remain committed to: - The rule of law, - Internal party democracy, - Peaceful political engagement. However, we will not hesitate to take all lawful steps to defend the integrity of the democratic process and the validity of the structures that emerged from it. FORWARD EVER. BACKWARD NEVER. Signed: ………………………………. Abdurrahim Imam Chindo Secretary, Forum of Elected State Chairmen/NEC Members For and on behalf of the 36 State Chairmen of the Labour Party (LP), Nigeria CC: - The President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria - The President of the Senate - The Honourable Speaker, House of Representatives - Inspector-General of Police - Director-General, DSS - Chairman, IPAC - Secretary General, United Nations - International Republican Institute (IRI) - Kukah Foundation - Yaga Afrika - All Foreign Missions in Nigeria - All International Election Observers

They never judged Buhari by his followers who in fact killed their fellow citizens in 2011 because their candidate lost a Presidential elections. They never judge Tinubu by his followers who are very violent and are threatening to kill and maim anyone who openly campaigns for the opposition in Lagos, Edo and other places. But yes, let's hang Peter Obi because of his supporters who are online throwing their weight behind their candidate and defending him from verbal attacks from Tinubu's gang. Hypocrites.

@Mz_Tosyn One thing I know is that you fit die while waiting. Life is unscripted

The lesson I’ve learnt from Obafemi Hamzat is that one should wait for his/her time! Dude wanted to be governor since and it didn’t happen, he never left the party or publicly disagreed or embarrassed the elders. Surulere.

The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway is not just about building a road. It is raising deep accountability and governance concerns that cannot be ignored. Beyond the headlines, several critical issues stand out: - Unclear total project cost and limited public disclosure on procurement process. - Demolitions and displacement of businesses and livelihoods with concerns around compensation. - Environmental risks to coastal communities, wetlands, and long term climate impact. - Phased commissioning that raises questions about political optics versus actual project completion. - Uncertainty around project design, scope, and long term maintenance plan. At Tracka, we have joined many well-meaning Nigerians in demanding answers. We submitted a Freedom of Information request to @FMWNIG through the office of the minister @DaveUmahi to seek clarity on these issues since March 2, yet no response has been received to date. This lack of transparency weakens public trust and raises further concerns about how large-scale infrastructure projects are being managed. Public projects of this magnitude must be open, accountable, and people-centred. Citizens deserve to know the true cost, the process, and the long-term impact. We will continue to #followtheprojects and demand accountability because #publicfundsmustworkforthegoodofthepeople. #askquestions

@ibukun_tayo Come and break Arsenal fans heart 😭

@ola_peter Come to where?

Manchester City is playing poor football, to be honest Arsenal deserve the league, however due to inconvenience noooo. Come on Chelsea spoil the fun.

The forest was shrinking but the trees kept voting for the axe as its handle was made of wood and they thought it was one of them. Out of hatred for cockroach, the ants voted for the otapiapia. They all died, including the housefly that didn't even vote. Apolitical = mumu.

@LegendaryJoe Lolz Elite 🤡🤡🤡 is speaking

"You are not doing Peter Obi a favour by voting for him." - Elite Gaslight 😆 The exact reason we won't be voting for him. He doesn't know the value of our votes. The vote of every Nigerian is a favour. Full stop. We are the employers. The politician is the applicant. And any man who approaches the gate of power believing he is granting you a privilege by asking for your ballot has already disqualified himself by his own character. An employee who does not recognise the weight of the trust his employers placed in him by hiring him will never honour that trust at work. He came in with contempt, and contempt is what he will deliver. This is not theory. We have the evidence of eight years. Peter Obi governed Anambra for two full terms and left behind a state that attracted beer parlours while his contemporaries were signing agreements with bank headquarters and mega factories. Not because the resources were absent. Not because the opportunities did not knock. But because a man who does not value the votes of his people will not labour to deserve them - and a man who will not labour to deserve them will not labour to serve them. We are voting again - not out of sentiment, not out of tribe, not out of noise - but because our man has earned it. Because he has delivered on the promises he made at the gate. Because every day in office, he has behaved like a man who understands that the people hired him, and that they can fire him, and that the distance between those two things is called performance. That is what it means to value a vote. Understood? Good Afternoon Severally...

The goal is what everyone (except Arsenal fans) has been looking for. Come on City

@Letter_to_Jack Yeah I think this is true to and extent but where the question starts is the introduction of Abobaku.

Ìṣẹ̀ṣẹ, the Yoruba traditional religion, does not have a concept of hell, eternal damnation, or a devil (Satan) in its original cosmology. Yoruba people believe that the wicked will suffer exponentially for all their evils before they die. All they built with evil will crumble in their lifetime. If they somehow escape it, they are reincarnated as humans or other beings to reap the negative rewards of their deeds in the previous life. It continues like that until they have suffered for their evil deeds in exponential order. The good ones whose life were truncated would return to live a happy life. At the end of the happy life, they assume ancestorhood. {This is to the best of my personal understanding. I stand to be corrected}

@iamklausenburg Hmmm...

It is what men ALLOW that women will do. - 𝐈𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐞 𝐊𝐥𝐚𝐮𝐬𝐞𝐧𝐛𝐮𝐫𝐠

@Letter_to_Jack Lolz

Bros, if what it will take for Arsenal to go Trophyless is for Chelsea to miss next season’s UCL, we will GLADLY miss it

@jon_d_doe People with preveleges just open mouth waaaa & breeze will spew 🤮dust out and they'll will call it sense. Life happens to people but the man should be blamed for being a man.

He's usless. My late father wasn't a university graduate. And he started from the scratch because he lost his father when he was barely 5. My late father bought at least one brand new car in his lifetime and built two houses in Lagos. He had more children than I have. I am more educated than my father, but I am yet to outdo his achievements while he was still living. And I am still alive and inching to 50. Once a man attains secondary education at least, he is good to go. My father was a businessman. I got into the corporate world because of my university education, yes. But he is better than me. We have many examples of this today. End.

@the_popemichael Pablo Alakobar 🤔

Date women in the same phase of life that you are, and not by age difference. For example, you're a man (31yrs) in a middle class/level job, earning well and looking to pivot to the next level, date a woman in the same phase of life, even if she's 22 or 33. Don't be with someone who's 22 or 33, but still trying to grow from scratch because you want to be Bob the Builder. Dating in life phases helps you filter out easily too. It brings understanding, partnership, and relatability.