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This is the tweet shaking the BATS camp. Confusion everywhere. No response, just silence and deflection. Let this reach every TL. Let it sit where truth cannot be ignored. This is not just a tweet, this is a reminder. A mirror. A call to accountability. This deserves to be framed in homes, not because of politics, but because it speaks to leadership, history, and conscience. At a time when many have gone quiet, one voice is still asking the hard questions. The only opposition we have right now is Peter Obi. A New Nigeria is POssible 🇳🇬

This is the tweet shaking the BATS camp. Confusion everywhere. No response, just silence and deflection. Let this reach every TL. Let it sit where truth cannot be ignored. This is not just a tweet, this is a reminder. A mirror. A call to accountability. This deserves to be framed in homes, not because of politics, but because it speaks to leadership, history, and conscience. At a time when many have gone quiet, one voice is still asking the hard questions. The only opposition we have right now is Peter Obi. A New Nigeria is POssible 🇳🇬

This is the tweet shaking the BATS camp. Confusion everywhere. No response, just silence and deflection. Let this reach every TL. Let it sit where truth cannot be ignored. This is not just a tweet, this is a reminder. A mirror. A call to accountability. This deserves to be framed in homes, not because of politics, but because it speaks to leadership, history, and conscience. At a time when many have gone quiet, one voice is still asking the hard questions. The only opposition we have right now is Peter Obi. A New Nigeria is POssible 🇳🇬

Yesterday defenders of democracy, today's destroyers, What a shame. What an irony of history, that the acclaimed defenders of democracy and human rights who claimed to have fought for democracy during the era of General Sani Abacha now find themselves worse than the man they opposed. Today, General Sani Abacha, once presumed face of oppression, will be remembered as seemingly more democratic and more respectful of human rights than the so-called champions of activism from the NADECO days. Power indeed reveals character. A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO

Hallelujah! Christ is risen 🙏🏽✨ This Easter, we celebrate the power of resurrection, the victory of light over darkness, hope over despair, and life over death. But as we rejoice, our hearts are heavy. From the bloodshed reported on Palm Sunday in Jos to the disturbing reports of continued violence, we cannot ignore the pain, the loss, and the cries of innocent Nigerians. Families are mourning. Dreams have been cut short. A nation is grieving. Easter is not just a celebration, it is a call to reflection. If Christ could rise, then Nigeria too must rise. Rise from insecurity. Rise from silence. Rise from leadership failure. We cannot keep normalizing tragedy. We cannot keep burying our people and moving on like nothing happened. This moment demands truth. It demands accountability. It demands change. Many Nigerians are now asking hard questions about leadership and the direction of this nation. There is a growing call for a new path, a different kind of leadership, and a chance to rebuild what has been broken. As we celebrate today, let it not just be with food and festivities, but with a deep cry in our hearts for justice, for peace, and for a better Nigeria. May the resurrection of Christ bring healing to every grieving family, comfort to every broken heart, and ignite in us the courage to demand and build a nation where life is valued. Happy Easter 🇳🇬✨ May Nigeria rise again

Peter Obi’s NADECO tweet has reached the target audience. It has hit the heart of NADECO people they keep on losing kilojoule and crashing. I like how Peter Obi is moving recently. Apply more pressure, sir. New Nigeria is POssible!

While Tinubu was begging Abacha for a post, Abacha was pleading with PO to help clear the port.. The difference is clear ..

I've been trying to stay away from politics Twitter, at least for 2 weeks but all these takes are beginning to annoy me. How is this even argument? Bola? Tinubu is 10 times worse than Abacha, 100 times worse than Buhari - and those two are absolute demons.

Spread it massively

Thank you, Alex for amplifying the voices of persecuted Christians in Northern Nigeria

Whether he leaves or stays, how does that change the fact that his message resonates with many innocent citizens whose lives have been taken by your people? The world now knows what is going on in Nigeria. The genocide against Christians has gained global attention, so your narrative cannot downplay the suffering of Nigerian Christians.

You didn’t just leave willingly, you left because you were ordered by the authorities to leave immediately, something you denied last night to massage your ego. Alex, we know you came to Nigeria with a clear mission to ignite anarchy by setting us against each other, but like many before you, that mission has failed. Nigeria is bigger than you and even those who sent you here. Good riddance.

Bashir said Alex Barbir said he is posting about him like he is one legendary superstar. Alex Barbir is only asking, where is the energy you used in typing and spilling the propaganda against him, why is the same energy not used in condemning the killers and calling the evil what it is by name. Genocide.

Even some of your faves can no longer ignore the pain of innocent families. They’re beginning to turn back. Yet you, who can barely afford a loaf of bread, are still shouting “on your mandate we stand.” Jos is bleeding. Nigeria is bleeding. Stop the genocide.

Seeing a mother hold her son as his life slips away shakes something deep within me 💔 Jos is bleeding 🩸

It’s heartbreaking to watch this keep happening. People are dying. Families are being torn apart. Lives are being cut short. And yet, instead of calling out this evil for what it is, Bashir chooses to divert attention and push an agenda. At a time like this, silence on the truth and distraction from the pain only deepen the wounds. Voices like his don’t help — they add to the division and the hurt. This is not about politics. This is not about sides. This is about human lives. Innocent people. Real pain. That is what should matter. That is what we should all be speaking about.

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Breaking News 🗞️ Alert 🚨 Yesterday was Palm Sunday, a day Christians celebrate the triumphant entry of Jesus Christ into Jerusalem. It marks the beginning of Holy Week, a sacred time of reflection, sacrifice, and hope. But while we were celebrating, lives were being cut short in Jos. People were slaughtered like rams and cows. Let’s call it what it is. We have avoided saying it for too long. Genocide. How do we keep celebrating peace in a land that keeps bleeding? When will these killings end? My heart is broken. 💔 #PrayForJos #NigeriaWeeps #StopTheKillings #EndViolence #PrayForNigeria