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You lost in 5 out of 6 SW states. Lost in all NW states. Lost in all NE states. Lost in 4 out of 6 NC states.. But you want to prove that you won. You were a liar at the start of your campaign and a liar at the end.. And may we never see your type, ever again.

The cameraman did his job well 👏👏 Seyi law, Ibiyeomie, Oyindamola, Austria, Saheed Oladele, Florian Wirtz

@HeIsJayjam @BwalaDaniel I love his attire.

THE EXCITING MOMENT PRESIDENTIAL SPOKESPERSON, @BwalaDaniel, ENGAGED WITH THE KAYHIKERS CLUB IN ABUJA "Unfortunately for those who skew it, the individuals who are running for the positions of president have changed political party more than nine times. So, if you're going to condemn someone who merely speaks for a political party, what do you have to say about somebody who wants to become president that people want to vote for who has changed the party like ping pong.? There's a difference between politics and policy.

@usman_amiyn @OsezeMusa10402 @__yellows Hiw can a sane person mock the death of another?

@realqueserasera @OsezeMusa10402 @__yellows No he's not. He's mocking the death of Yar'Adua while trying to prove something.

Do you think ‘Yar Adua’s family will forgive or forget this?

@Superman_S @___tomi_ @osazenoo You guysbst terrible!

@___tomi_ @osazenoo Thank you for the correction 🙏🏿

You contested the 2023 Lagos governorship election under ADC. On 30th July 2024, you left ADC to join PDP. Now, less than two years later, you’re already leaving PDP for another party. This kind of inconsistency is a red flag. Leaders are meant to build and stay committed; not jump from one platform to another at every turn.

@U_Rochas No more one party state

“The Kwankwasiyya Movement wishes to formally inform all its members across Nigeria and the general public that our Supreme Leader Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso has concluded all necessary arrangements to join the African Democratic Congress (ADC).” Supreme Leader!

@Lil_Gablex @ibirogba2000 @osazenoo You are guys are too empty! Always quick to insult. He stated the true poems Irwin of things.

@ibirogba2000 @osazenoo You be real time mumu! Obi and OBIdient in 2020? Being a fool at this age is beyond disgraceful, but who knows, could be hereditary.

EndSARS started when Yahoo boys got tired of settling policemen in the SouthSouth. Even their girlfriends came out to protest. Then the protest was moved to Lagos. Yahoo boys heavily sponsored the protest. Governor Sanwo-olu came, took their request to Abuja and got their 5 for 5 request approved. Immediately he came back, they change it from EndSARS to EndBadGovt. That was when people realized the protest wasn't about SARS anymore.

A STATEMAN AT 74: CELEBRATING A LIFE OF COURAGE, REFORM AND NATIONAL RENEWAL Today, we celebrate the enduring legacy of a man whose life has been defined by courage, conviction, and an unyielding commitment to the progress of Nigeria. As His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, marks his 74th birthday, I join millions of Nigerians and admirers across the world in paying tribute to an extraordinary leader, a servant of the people, and a reformer of global stature. For decades, President Tinubu stood at the forefront of Nigeria’s pro-democracy struggle. From the trenches of resistance, he aligned with civil society organisations, labour unions, journalists, academics, and student movements in a sustained and principled assault against military rule. That collective struggle, to which he gave so much of himself, culminated in the historic restoration of democratic governance in 1999. Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s role in that defining chapter of our national journey remains indelible. In the years that followed, His Excellency, President Tinubu distinguished himself not only as a democrat of note but as a master strategist in political organisation and coalition-building. His pivotal role in forging the alliance that birthed the All Progressives Congress (APC) reshaped Nigeria’s political landscape. It led to a watershed moment in 2015 when, for the first time in our history, an incumbent administration was peacefully defeated at the polls; an achievement that further deepened democratic practice in our country. In 2023, history called upon him once again. A man long regarded as a central force in Nigerian politics assumed the highest office in the land. Yet, rather than rest on reputation, President Tinubu has governed with clarity of purpose and a willingness to take difficult but necessary decisions in the national interest. His administration has embarked on bold and far-reaching reforms that are already repositioning Nigeria on a stronger and more sustainable footing. The removal of the long-standing fuel subsidy, a policy that had become economically unsustainable and deeply distortive, signaled a decisive break with the past. Equally significant is the unification of the foreign exchange market, which has restored greater transparency, improved investor confidence, and set the stage for long-term economic stability. These reforms, though demanding in the immediate term, have begun to unlock critical resources for national development. Across the country, we are witnessing renewed investments in infrastructure, including landmark projects such as the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, the 375 km Abuja-Kaduna-Zaria-Kano road rehabilitation and up-grade project and the Sokoto-Badagry Superhighway. These initiatives are not merely roads; they are economic corridors designed to stimulate commerce, connect communities, and expand opportunity. Your Excellency’s Renewed Hope Agenda has since rejuvenated Agriculture and Agri-business across the country; the health sector across the country has been bolstered with huge investments and increased personnel; and in the social sector, the establishment of the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) reflects a deep sensitivity to the aspirations of young Nigerians. By expanding access to tertiary education, this initiative is investing in the nation’s future and empowering a new generation to contribute meaningfully to national development.

@Ahmadranking @IsahDallatu Bookmarked! He who laugh last, laughs best. I will be back to this in 2927 jnsha Allah!

@IsahDallatu 😂

I don't know, I'm not a political expert, but I think (I might be wrong) the President got the gubernatorial defections all wrong. Because who takes Abba Kabir and leaves Kwankwaso behind? And who in their right senses takes Uba Sani and leaves Mallam El-Rufai behind?

@abdul_skills @Ahmadranking You guys will learn

@Ahmadranking Gaskiya kam

@OlalekanTajud12 @Abdyekeen_Bash Not at all. Just pointing out the double standards.

@realqueserasera @Abdyekeen_Bash So u want us to follow their stepy

Egbon this analysis is not accurate based on the percentage, Kwara has 16 LGs and 14 are Muslim majority, 2 are Christian with a sizable percentage of Muslims in those 2. In fact, Kwara can produce a Muslim-Muslim ticket and heaven won't fall...

@Doubleballz @msmocrown @Riddwane Bro, how can I use this J am currently looking for my galaxy bud

@msmocrown @Riddwane It's called SmartThings find, It lets you: Locate ur lost Galaxy phone, tablet, watch, earbuds, or Galaxy SmartTag on a map (real-time if online, or last known location).

My iPhone 17 Pro Max was ‘MOVED’ at the Eagle Square… 😭😭 Here is how the story unfolded: I arrived in Abuja at 4:10pm on Friday for the APC National Convention, which was scheduled to begin at 7pm. President Tinubu’s motorcade was expected to arrive at Eagles Square for the event. However, I had been delayed at the Lagos airport for about 45 minutes before my flight took off and then faced the stress of moving from the Abuja airport to my accommodation. My plans were slightly disrupted. Then, my colleague @Mr_JAGs called me to inform me of a significant change in the convention’s schedule. This literally raised entropy in my body system. I realised I needed to quickly change my neatly tailored kaftan to the uniform Ankara brocade (Aṣọ Ẹbi) hastily sewn for the APC Convention. It would not make sense if I looked different from the colourfully dressed Lagos delegates led by Mr. Governor. So, I rushed to my hotel to freshen up and change my clothes. I, then, joined Mr. Governor and his Governor colleagues at the Imo State Governor’s Lodge to move in a group to the venue ahead of the President’s arrival. Upon arriving at Eagle Square, the buses carrying the Governors were directed to the VVIP entrance on the opposite side of the President’s entrance. I tucked myself in this movement. Everyone disembarked and proceeded to the VVIP entrance, which was manned by a combined team of soldiers, policemen and DSS operatives. The VIP entrance consisted of three layers of checkpoints, each strictly controlled. Navigating through the first two checkpoints was chaotic. Some unaccredited individuals attempted to mingle with the Governors’ security details, but their attempts were firmly rejected by the soldiers. At the final checkpoint, there was confusion about who should be allowed access. In the ensuing disorderliness, my iPhone 17 Pro Max (2TB) was ‘Moved’ from my side pocket, which was quite deep. I was momentarily dazed by the excitement of the Governors’ grand entrance into the venue. “Where is my phone?” I exclaimed. Everything seemed blank before I came to terms with the fact that I had been robbed. My Charmast power bank and AirPods were the only working tools left on me. How would I work with such hardware? However, I strolled into Eagle Square without betraying any emotion. But within me, I was experiencing deep pain. Emi omo Mushin ni won move ni Abuja… I spotted many of my APC favourites but couldn’t take pictures with them. Pastor Okezie, Bashir Ahmad, Mayowa Davids, Segun Dada, Seyi Law and Jerry Koko, among others. I was worried about getting back to my base without a phone to use GPS. My brother, Saheed Idris, who owns the popular Lagos Gist blog, graciously lent me his small Android phone so I could connect with people while inside the Eagle Square. I tried calling my number repeatedly but no one answered. Given the huge crowd, I gave up on my iPhone. Then, I remembered my iPad, which was at the hotel with my second phone – a top series of Samsung. Most of my iPhone’s contents were on my iPad; this gave me some hope. 1/2 📸: Mahmoud Abdullahi, the suspected phone thief at Squadron Squad after his arrest…

@Olahitan0 @dmightyangel Fashola was there

@dmightyangel Ambode was there but not sure if Fashola and PYO

I have not been seeing pix of PYO, Fashola and Ambode YET on this #APCConvention and I'm almost certain they were all present.

@nifemioguntoye @adjowaesthergee This is lovely 😍 Happy birthday @BabajideOtitoju

How to rock it at 60. Happy Birthday to the quintessential Babajide Kolade Otitoju, first of his name.

@OlalekanTajud12 @Abdyekeen_Bash Tell that to Ekiti and Ondo states.

@Abdyekeen_Bash heaven won't fall" if the people of OYO state have dis stupid mentality of yours de state won't see dis development under Engineer Seyi Makinde, u guys in dat ilorin should please out grow dis religion politics this is 2026 for God sake.

@Derevival1 @daily_trust No more one party state

@daily_trust It will be a Big day in Kano on Monday 🙌💯

BREAKING: Kwankwasiya directs members to join ADC, says Kwankwaso will dump NNPP on Monday dailytrust.com/breaking-kwank…

@DozieOfficial1 @daily_trust Thank God mo more one party state

@daily_trust BREAKING: Kwankwaso to join ADC Monday. The trio of former frontline presidential candidates unite, while Tinubu counts governors. The real political chess is about to begin.

@OpaOmoWoli @SirJarus Most likely

@SirJarus Are you saying Muslims in Offa are 75% of the offa populace sire?

There should be a religious case too. Kwara has not produced a Christian governor since C.O Adebayo in 1983 (just 3 months). Christian population in Kwara should be up to 30%. Kwara South is almost 50:50. Some LGs like Ekiti and Isin have Christian majority. Some like Ifelodun, Irepodun, and Oyun have up to 40% Christians too at least while Offa has at least 25%. The dynamics of 1983 where strongman Olusola Saraki supported UPN candidate Adebayo was different. There is no such strongman in Kwara again. If APC, the strongest party in the state now, fields a Christian, they could play into the hands of opposition party that will field a Muslim from Ilorin. The 1983 case needed a strongman godfather to make happen. And realistically, in 2027, all leading aspirants are even Muslims. I wonder why we don't see leading Christian candidates in Kwara guber.

@ACrownniel @alli_huncle @SirJarus SE states?

@alli_huncle @SirJarus And some states in the north runs there states with sharia laws 12 states !!! Despite some having sizeable Christian population

@the_davidatta Just like we held Jonathan accountable. The same must be extended to this government.

The day before Tinubu was to visit England, a bomb went off.. The day of the APC convention, another bombing attempt is discovered and foiled... Political Bokoharam is back in full effect... Coalition. We see you.

ICPC TEMPORARILY RELEASES FORMER KADUNA STATE GOVERNOR, NASIR EL-RUFAI, ON COMPASSIONATE GROUND TO ATTEND MOTHER’S BURIAL