Olusola J. Ogundola

May God deliver us from self hate!

@MasterBolaji Sowere & co. had better oil their cashtivist machinery because their would-be emergency beneficiary, aka VDM, may have bitten more than he can chew this time around.

VDM will have to explain where the voice note came from. Cloning the voice of the president of Africa’s largest country is a serious criminal offence. He would face serious consequences over this. No protest will save him from this!

@festus1501 @OdelaVincent He's asking like a disillusioned journalist, isn't it?

Hon Abdulmumin Jibrin did some good jobs on Channels Television this evening. This is great 👍

@aonanuga1956 @marcaronified This is taking a joke way too far!

This VDM needs to face the weight of the law for being the conveyor and disseminator of a fake audio of President Tinubu. This is a clear case of an egregious abuse of the social media platform.

Jagaban leads - We Follow... Happy Eid-el-Kabir...

@Onsogbu Na who do today's youths in Nigeria like this? This generation of youths can never be the leaders of tomorrow. Little wonder the same people who led in the past are filling the gap at a time when this generation of youths should be in charge.

1 Bola Ahmed Tinubu supporter vs 20 Ob!diot supporters and guess what he bullied them all with accurate facts... Take a watch

@ruffydfire @MasterPeeZ He is yet to report to Mr. President.

Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has revealed that he held high-level meetings with top South African ministers and political leaders following recent concerns raised by Nigerians living in South Africa. According to Obi, the discussions focused on immigration issues, regional cooperation, security concerns, youth unemployment, and the growing tensions affecting African foreigners, especially Nigerians residing in South Africa. The former Anambra State governor disclosed that he met with South African Minister of Home Affairs, Leon Schreiber; Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, Velenkosini Hlabisa; and Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture, Gayton McKenzie. Obi explained that the meetings came shortly after engaging with members of the Nigerian community in Cape Town, where concerns about safety, peaceful coexistence, and the treatment of immigrants were reportedly raised. He stressed the need for both Nigeria and South Africa to strengthen dialogue, promote mutual respect, and uphold the rule of law in addressing migration and social challenges affecting both nations. Peter Obi also called for restraint, peaceful engagement, and unity among Africans, stating that violence, hate, and provocation should never replace lawful and democratic solutions. He further noted that Africa’s progress depends on unity, economic inclusion, and protecting the dignity of every African regardless of nationality or country of residence. The statement has since generated reactions online, with many Nigerians praising the move as a step toward diplomacy and protecting the interests of Nigerians abroad. 👉🏽 Follow Daily Times Nigeria for more updates #PeterObi #SouthAfrica #Xenophobia #TrendingNews #DailyTimesNigeria

Ob!'s private life does not in any way align with the public spartan outlook he's laboring to foist or impress on anyone gullible enough to waste time listening to him. He probably thinks he can land himself in Aso Rock by copying the frugal lifestyle of fPMB.

@Tonybrainy Gbajue 001

Why is Peter Obi always so bold to say nonsense, how can you claim all lottery winners are bankers. Someone need to call back that madman so he can inform Obi he was only joking

@abdullahayofel Apt!

“Where our subsidy money dey?” 😂 Omo, watch this brilliant submission as this man completely schooled Emir Sanusi Lamido and Rufai Obidiot🔥👀👇

@Sistaliano Apology well received.

People said I should apologize for this post, and after serious reflection, I have decided to make an apology video. The video is in the comment section (CS)👇. God bless Nigeria 🙏

@ansem_edet @Bayode1st They're comfortable having us borrow for frivolity rather than for concrete projects in the same way that they're okay with tithing rather than paying tax. Whoever wired us this way, na only God fit reward am.

Nostalgia and Primary bias is impeding judgement of the average Nigerian— Before, we use to pay salaries through foreign loans, today foreign loans are exclusively for infrastructural development, the economy has turned the corner, we’re now accelerating the build

@HighChiefOkoro @BeziPaul Rufai's gaze at Ob! here suggests an animal husbandry expert observing a variant breed of homo sapien to determine what I can't really figure out.

I want Rotus to interview Peter Obi on how he would improve Nigeria’s economy in 4 years. 85% of people at Arise News does not like Rotus Odiri because of his objectiveness towards issues. He brings facts to the table and cares less about emotions.

When we say that the Obedient Movement was hijacked and stolen, it's not a false allegation." Peter Obi is always hijacking what doesn't belong to him

Where was the opposition in Nigeria when Sanusi made this revelation? It should be clear to all that Bitter Ob! and his 4 years timeline to fix Nigeria is a charade or a joke taken too far.

This is why Rufai Oseni hates Rotus Odiri. Rotus is 10x a clear and brilliant human than Rufai can ever be. Please RT this objection explanation.