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@bin_gbada @General_Oluchi Apt!

If we finally get an empathetic and sincere leader after these locusts, it’s then you’ll realize Nigerians are not adaptive as we assume. They’ll demand for things they didn’t demand under the leaders that hate them.

@ubifranklin1 @Mz_Tosyn Kinetically Crystallized💁🏾

Dear friends, it’s your constitutional right to support whoever you choose. I’m supporting Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu for President and Senator Prince Bassey Otu for Governor of Cross River State. Senator Prof Benedict Ayade for Cross River Northern Senatorial District. Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong for Cross River southern senatorial district. Senator Eteng jones Williams

@UnkleAyo Mental slavery. No chains around my feet But I’m not free I’m bound here in captivity - Bob Marley (Concrete Jungle) Seyi Law is not aware that he is in a concrete jungle where living is HARDEST!

Decided not to wear the infinity ♾️ branded cap to neutralise the "slave comments". And that's the thing about chains. Physical chains are easy to break but a slave at heart knows no salvation. Unmoisturised giant blobfish.

@DanielRegha Intellectually disconnected!

Alex Otti says that he wants to remove Abia State from the National Grid completely, "even though it's a PRIVATE enterprise" and many Nigerians are busy cheering him and his idea like this is something truly positive. Are we really a serious people at all? Imagine the entire electricity of a state being owned and controlled by private enterprise(s), doesn't this leave the people at the mercy of the firm? Or you forget that electricity is a basic amenity that should be provided by the govt if we have serious leaders? Has privatizing anything ever benefitted the masses in this country? Take the only working refinery for example, today we are at the mercy of Dangote, he can increase and reduce prices at any time, and we have no choice because we are dependent on that one refinery that is privately owned. If Abia goes fully private, consumers will most definitely pay more, because there's a 99% chance the govt won't step in to regulate in the long run, and of course, it's private so the goal is to make profit whichever way neccesary. Abia State govt gets allocations, but wants to privatize electricity. The problem with many Nigerians is that once someone is put on a pedestal, logical thinking automatically goes off the window.

@Uptownoflagos I concur.

THINGS that’ll still happen regardless of the Enemy Efforts: • Abia will continue to RISE more in State by State Rankings • Abia will hit the 24/7 Power ambition of Otti • Skyline will Rise, Roads will be water, Industries will populate & that Japan status will be attained!

@SavvyRinu What do you say about the gang singing “on your mandate…..”.?They are fully employed in the Ministry of Joblessness! All the unfortunate 200 million of them.

VIDEO: Tinubu explains how he has lifted 200 million Nigerians out of poverty and given every jobless young Nigerian jobs.

@asemota @IrieleGeorge I can relate

There was a time in my life when I was very active in making contributions to bereaved people and giving wedding presents. When it came to my turn, only my very close friends came to my wedding, and when my father died, nobody sent me anything. I didn't keep score or plan revenge or anything; I just stopped doing what I used to do because I realized it didn't make any difference whether people contributed or not. I was even happy that they did not. I planned my wedding together with my wife and her family, and I was happy my friends joined us. We did my father's funeral quickly and got it out of the way because it was a very sad period for my family, and the conflict over property didn't help matters. The crazy thing is that there are people who still bear the guilt of not being able to assist, and I keep telling them that all is well, but they don't seem to believe me. I never want to guilt people into believing that they owe me because I also try not to get into positions where I feel too indebted. The beauty of friendship is that things should flow normally and uninterrupted; it should not be a burden. Some African friendships sometimes become burdens as there are too many obligations and expectations. Family is another thing I have now learned how to handle. I don't expect too much from family members anymore. They should live their lives in peace. I used to hold a grudge against some family members over some meaningless things, and I wasn't happy that they didn't show up at my father's funeral, but that is all in the past now. It didn't make any difference. My cofounder and friend of 35 years died and was cremated in australia and I was not there. I started to feel guilty, but I realized that if he were alive, he would have understood the headache of getting a visa and planning the trip. The beauty of our friendship over 35 years was that we did not place needless burdens and obligations on each other. I still plan to go visit his family there soon, but it will be after the world has settled down and flights make sense. I wish I had made this trip much earlier, as we had planned, but I also know that Salil would understand. He was a truly great friend.

@kepukepunews Way to go!

BREAKING... Governor Alex Otti has just announced that the the leadership of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints has donated to the State, a brand new, World Class MRI Machine at a cost of One Million Dollars, to boost our medical services in the State. The Church has released the funds and the process of bringing in the machine is on, and when it arrives, the Governor said, it will be domiciled at the Abia State University Teaching Hospital in Aba. The Governor is grateful to the church for this wonderful donation and their partnership with the State Government. His Excellency just announced this at his Media Chat which is currently ongoing. Ururu Aja.

@kepukepunews @alexottiofr Don’t let the Lagos gang hear about this revolution! They want to use FG funds to pipe their private corruption. Abia is against the grain.

Another 10,000 capacity hostel for male and female in ABSU. Just been flagged off today by Dr alex otti @alexottiofr

@mr_headies Gov Alex reminds me of young Diete-Spiff of old Rivers State. Intentional, and surrounded by wisemen and women of integrity.

So you mean Alex Otti didn’t follow the commissioner to Netherlands to have this meeting? Is he not interested in wasting taxpayers money on unnecessary traveling?

@firstladyship @alexottiofr is the poster boy for how governance should be.

If he didn’t win, they would have asked us “what would he have done differently?”

@firstladyship @hikemann This is how governance should be.

Meet Engr. Ikechukwu Monday, (MNSE, FNSE). He is the expert, the brain behind some of the wonders you see in Abia state. Here is the handle, go & follow him @hikemann. Monday is the Commissioner for Power & Public Utilities. We all know he won’t go back empty-handed. The reason is simple: “he was poached from General Electric as an engineer to head the Power & Public Utilities Ministry in Abia state.” A power & energy expert with vast experience in Gas & Steam Turbines. He is an Alumnus of the Federal University of Technology Yola & Roehampton Business School, London. Former roles include: Engineering Manager at Sulzer (Netherlands), Gas Turbine Specialist at GE (Africa & Middle East), Obajana Cement & Granite Services. He is driving electricity access, solar initiatives, mini-grids, transformer distribution & water scheme rehabilitation under Gov. Alex Otti. He is dedicated to powering businesses, lighting up Abia, & improving lives in the state. Alex Otti has simplified governance. If he succeeds in pulling the state away from the National Grid, Abia will become the first Nigerian state to achieve Energy Autonomy since independence. In fact, it would become the first to achieve Energy Security since 1914. He has made other sub-nationals look like jokes. He sent his commissioner for works to the Netherlands to negotiate the energy deal. He didn’t have to fly abroad himself. He is right there in Abia facing the business of governance No excuses, no sharing of rice. Just reliable electricity, infrastructure & industrialization 👏

@OurFavOnlineDoc When the army wiped out Odi, there were no prodigal sons!

VIDEO: “People are asking why are we not killing terrorists even if they have killed others. Well, even in the Bible, the prodigal son was given a chance, so we should give terrorists a chance to repent”. - Chief of Army Defence Staff, General Oluyede.

@UkomahM Oh I remember this InJustice!

I can understand the pain of Isa Salami... He always had a soft spot for Bola Tinubu right from his ADC days. His pain has been recessive against the PDP, Jonathan who booted and humiliated him out of office as a Judge with allegations of perjury. His attack on Peter Obi and not the kangaroo election petition tribunal we saw post 2023 elections is simply because Bola Tinubu is the one involved.

@TheSerahIbrahim After $44B?

I’d prefer they scrap the entire monetisation process Return Twitter to what it was, an open platform where voices mattered more than payouts.

@RealOlaudah Sssh wait till next year…

This was a year ago and it's the same project that they signed another loan of over £700m with the UK last week. What is really happening with this government and its opacity?

@BusinessDayNg More of this

INVESTIGATION: Inside the N1.6bn UNILAG hostel that became part of crisis it was built to solve This BusinessDay Investigation takes you inside a taxpayer-funded hostel, now priced out of reach for the very students it was meant to help. Read the investigation here: businessday.ng/investigation/…

@afrisagacity Didn’t we dump the national anthem with the hasty change? Now we got neither the old new nor the new old. It is the metaphor of the Nigerian state. Dislocated. Rudderless. Failed.

I just saw the VIDEO of APC Governors singing “On Your Mandate” to close their emergency meeting yesterday. Tinubu’s “On Your Mandate” song has now replaced the National Anthem while Tinubu has become the “constitution and the federal govt.” The pathetic reality of Nigeria!✍️

@asemota Time to put this picture on the billboard at the entrance of the disgraced edifice of the dishonorable men!

This makes me so annoyed.

@Shehu478392 He’s one of them. Band if phony activists. I wonder why Nigerians give them the oxygen to twerk at the market place.

Deji Adeyanju has been shouting that coalition is the only way the Tinubu regime can be sacked. In 2023, he insulted Peter Obi and Obidients daily for not joining forces with Atiku. Now we have a coalition in ADC, and what does Deji do? He criticises and insults politicians in the coalition. He insults Obidients trying to make the coalition visible. He paints the coalition as a group worse than Tinubu. What is the implication of this: Deji is working for Tinubu, as we've always said.