the wolf of upper iweka.

the year of announcement.. 💫

If you’re not a Nigerian living in Nigeria, let me paint you a picture of what it means to be one right now… You wake up already tired. You check your phone, hoping for good news, but it’s the same stories again. You plan your day around light that may or may not come. Fuel prices decide if you can even move. Food you bought last week has doubled. Transport changes price before you reach your destination. You work hard, but your money feels smaller every day. You can’t save, even if you can, it doesn’t hold value. You move with caution, not comfort. Every outing needs a small prayer and anointing oil. Still… you show up. You smile. You try. You keep going. Because giving up is not even an option. 🇳🇬💔

There’s a particular anger that comes from being capable but stuck in Nigeria. Not lazy, Not clueless. Just… stuck!! That anger doesn’t leave, It just changes shape.

You guys don’t realize how crazy the idea of going more than 12hours without electricity in 2026 is

Let us be very clear about what just happened in Kaduna. A revered leader and opposition political figure, Sheikh Ahmad Tijjani Umar, opened his doors to a former governor and presidential aspirant. That is all he did. He exercised his constitutional right to receive a guest. And for that, the full weight of the Nigerian state has descended on him. Not on bandits. Not on terrorists. Not on the people making life unbearable for ordinary Nigerians. On an opposition figure. Because he hosted Peter Obi. This is not an isolated incident. This is a pattern. And the pattern tells a story this government does not want told. First, they blocked the original venue for the meeting in Kaduna. When that failed and the event held elsewhere, they arrested the host. Before that, it was El-Rufai, detained and persecuted for daring to stand in opposition. Before that, Malami, his properties sealed by DSS operatives while the matter was still before the courts. Before that, governors and political leaders railroaded into the APC under open threats. Before that, opposition party activities disrupted and shut down across the country. Every week, a new target. Every week, a new message from this government: fall in line or be destroyed. But here is what they have failed to understand. Every arrest they make is a confession. Every opposition figure they detain is an admission. Every property they seal is a signed declaration that says: we cannot win this on merit, so we will win it by force. They are telling 200 million Nigerians, louder than any campaign rally ever could, that Peter Obi is the one man they cannot buy, cannot bully, and cannot break. That his message is so dangerous to their grip on power that they must now arrest anyone who so much as offers him a chair and a glass of water. So to this government, we say: thank you. Thank you for confirming what we have been saying all along. Thank you for showing Nigerians, in real time, the difference between a government that serves and an unpopular regime that seeks to survive. Thank you for making the case for change more powerfully than any speech, any rally, or any manifesto ever could. You arrested Sheikh Tijjani Umar. But what you have really done is shown every Nigerian, Muslim and Christian, North and South, that no one is safe under this administration unless they bend the knee. You are saying to Nigerians : your rights mean nothing. your freedoms are borrowed. your democracy is a performance we can shut down whenever it stops serving us. This is not strength. This is panic. And Nigerians can see it. The question is no longer whether this government respects democracy. It does not. The question is no longer whether the opposition will face persecution. It will. It is. The only question that remains is this: Will you, the Nigerian citizen, allow fear to choose your next president? Because that is the bet they are making. They are betting that if they arrest enough people, seal enough properties, and intimidate enough voices, you will stay home. You will stay silent. You will accept what they give you. For us in the Obidient movement, our stance is clear. They are wrong. Every arrest makes us louder. Every act of intimidation makes the movement stronger. Every desperate, heavy-handed overreach proves exactly why Nigeria needs a leader of Character, Competence, and Capacity, not a regime that governs by coercion. Sheikh Tijjani Umar hosted Peter Obi. And for that, he has been arrested. Remember that. Remember it when it is time to vote. Remember it when they ask you to believe this administration seeks to serve the Nigerian people. And then act accordingly.

In Nigeria today , Tinubu is the executive The Legislature and The Judiciary Baruwa won in Court yesterday but today he’s behind bars while the Man that lost MC Oluomo is being escorted by Soldiers to take over the NURTW Secretariat in Abuja Court Order no longer mean anything to Tinubu and his cohorts anymore This is the beginning of Anarchy

If the algorithm shows you my music, I appreciate every support it gets. 🎵: WORLD BEST LIE

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I don use the apology power my fridge like this. An incompetent buffoon.

La Liga, UCL, World Cup… every major page is posting him like clockwork. He’s truly the face of the sport now

So you rtards are telling us that this isn’t worth a red card? He didn’t even try to go for the ball. Just kicked him right in front of the ref. Are y’all that dumb or what?🤦‍♀️ How do y’all been playing the victim’s card perfectly needs to be studied asf.

16 seasons of football but an endless legacy. A world class footballer. We will miss you @AntoGriezmann ✨❤️

'High IQ' Barca fans were adamant that this guy is dogshit just because he looks funny and came from the 3rd division. A year later and he's lapped both Araujo and Balde and they still refuse to give him his flowers because they don't wanna admit they were wrong

We hope the machinery has time to analyze all these actions and clear up our doubts. Thank you for your cooperation! (It’s clear that we don’t know how to do it.)

Play on, play on. Not a foul.

Pushing inside the penalty area. Not a foul.

“A train came at me.” Not a foul.

The classic “dive.” It’s not penalized either.

The flying kick. Not a foul.

After two days in which the machinery focused on a play that today has been confirmed, a question arises: How can a derby end with only two fouls? We break it down in our “Tiempo de Revisión”:

Be kind, but stay stubborn. Fight for your place in this world with everything in you.