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@HonShield @ADCVanguard_ @Mohayatudeen So he should step down for Atiku? Since you don’t know his whereabouts since 2023 yeah? All those your someone should advice Obi or Atiku was for Obi to step down for Atiku? Everybody must step down for Atiku. Smh

@ADCVanguard_ @Mohayatudeen Where has he been since 2023?

Dr @Mohayatudeen's interview with DW Hausa is another important moment in the ADC presidential conversation. At a time when many politicians are relying on noise, personality battles and empty slogans, Hayatu-Deen is trying to position himself as a candidate of plans, competence and calm confidence. His message is simple: Nigeria needs leadership that understands the problems of the country and has practical ideas to confront them. The caption from DW Hausa makes the point clear. They discussed his plans and programmes if he becomes President of Nigeria. That is the kind of conversation Nigerians need more of. Not just who is contesting. Not just who has structure. Not just who has supporters. But what exactly will each aspirant do about insecurity, unemployment, cost of living, education, healthcare, power, agriculture, institutions and economic recovery? His statement that he is not afraid of contesting against Atiku also matters. It shows confidence, but it also shows that ADC must allow a serious democratic contest where ideas, experience and capacity can be tested. A strong party should not fear competition. ADC should welcome aspirants who can speak to Nigerians directly, defend their plans publicly, and prove that they are ready for national leadership. Hayatu-Deen is making his case. Now Nigerians must listen, question, compare and decide. ADC’s strength in 2027 will depend not only on popularity, but on the quality of ideas it presents to the country.

@mickoly Una dun start. Una dun start ba? This one is business opportunity, You need to be arrested.

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@MasterBolaji @NaijaAstroArt You are an Ediot

@NaijaAstroArt Home base is strong honestly.

2026 Nigeria viewership/month: NTA: 3B+ YouTube: 1.2B Netflix: 25M Prime: 10M NTA has the biggest views with over 3B monthly Dear Nollywood, stop giving movies to YouTube, Netflix, or others alone; give them to NTA too. Their reach is massive & compensation is even better.

@asemota A wealthy igbo man >>>> his wife!!!

OK, KO, KO, Mrs O, Alhaja K, Mrs O, Alhaja K. She will win hands down.

@Modheemofficial Dem need carry you, Dss need smuggle you for night to an unknown place, use drinking garri blind you.

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@Phislash Yours is to open a spaza shop 😂

A Nigerians biggest dream is to become a citizen of another country.

@firstladyship @trigottista This can’t even happen in the east, boys would tear this bag.

This is subsides, loans, & taxes. This is your 2025 Budget. This is why Ministry of Health got ₦36 million & MDAs got nothing. Any other Strategy apart from rice & vote buying? 🤡

@TheBeninBlogger 40 again?

Tension in Agbor Delta State as a young boy named OWEN is k'lled a few hours after laying the foundation to his new house. He was reportedly called by his friends to step out... Police declare friend MARVIN wanted as family suspect foul play.

@winexviv All those hostels were very very dead even as far back as 2014 naaa. Why are these animals like this?

UNN Liason officer wrote this about me. Kindly read and share your thoughts… *Alex Onyia's Condemnation vs Soludo's Example of True Alumni Spirit in UNN* An alumnus is more than a former student. He is a lifelong ambassador of the institution that helped shape his intellect, character and future. True alumni spirit is measured not merely by criticism, but by commitment, constructive contribution and a sincere desire to see one’s alma mater progress. It is against this backdrop that it becomes necessary to examine the recent conduct of Mr. Alex Onyia and the Governor of Anambra State, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, both of whom visited the University of Nigeria the same week. For many years after graduating from the University of Nigeria, Alex Onyia appeared disconnected from the affairs and development of his alma mater. Yet, when invited by his faculty to deliver the Herbert Macaulay Memorial Lecture, an honour reserved for distinguished alumni expected to inspire students and contribute positively to intellectual discourse, he chose instead to turn the occasion into a public spectacle aimed at embarrassing the University. Rather than focusing on mentorship and inspiring students, Alex Onyia mounted the podium threatening legal action against the university over the condition of some aging hostels. More troubling was the calculated manner in which he arrived with Afia Television crew, not primarily to document the academic event, but to showcase decaying infrastructure in a manner designed to ridicule the university before the public. What makes this behaviour particularly unfair is that he was most likely aware that the university management, under Prof. Simon Uchenna Ortuanya had already awarded contracts for the renovation of some of the hostels, including Eni-Njoku, the hostel in question. Responsible stakeholders who genuinely care about the University's progress acknowledge ongoing efforts even while advocating for improvement. Instead, Alex Onyia ignored these realities and proceeded with a campaign of sensationalism. His subsequent appearance on live television, where he reportedly declared that the entire University of Nigeria was “stinking,” crossed the line from criticism into outright disparagement. No institution is perfect, especially public universities operating under severe funding constraints in Nigeria. However, reducing a historic institution such as the University of Nigeria to insulting soundbites before a national audience reflects poorly not only on the institution but also on the individual making such statements. Even more disturbing was what followed a day after his televised outburst. Alex Onyia allegedly made claims that the university management had evicted a visually impaired student whom he had interviewed during his tour of the hostel facilities. The allegation quickly generated public sympathy and outrage. However, the claims were subsequently debunked by the university authorities as well as independent individuals and groups who investigated the matter. Among those who reportedly interacted directly with the visually impaired student was the National Association of Nigerian Students, which also contradicted the allegation that the student had been victimized or unjustly removed by the university management. The contradiction of Mr. Onyia’s claims by multiple independent voices inevitably raises serious questions about his intentions and credibility.

@AFC_Rexzzy Abi 2 more. Who is Buffon?

3 more games then Buffon gotta tell me what he got over Raya

@Rockey_llee @ekenembano @ChuksEricE Na black street be that naa, Abuja side. Which year?

@wilstone229 @ekenembano @ChuksEricE No close to red house

Days after an altercation between university students and a woman who allegedly tried to stop them from selling items in front of their lodge, the woman reportedly returned with her husband as they stormed the lodge to allegedly håråss the students for posting the video.

@Rockey_llee @ekenembano @ChuksEricE Na black street you Dey stay for front gate? 😂 Fela side?

@ekenembano @ChuksEricE Even front gate sef 😂

@BO_Mayor @NigeriaNDCHQ You Dey mental.

Register with the @NigeriaNDCHQ online, pay your dues, and become a full member. That’s what truly matters. Every other side talk and social media bullying are inconsequential. Join the party.✌️✌️

@OneMotolani Come next week when we win the league, just deactivate.

Arsenal fans aren’t real. They just can’t be. Silly fucks.

@AderonkeW One day Una go enter hole wey go ruin Una.

One day, I will also share my story of survival from this guy. I escaped. Lily Court, Garki 2, Abuja. I wonder how and why they rate this guy on social media space. He is evil Till then, mo pa I'll fun.

@HonShield @Chief_Ukheduan We should tell Obi to step down for Atiku ba? Or tell Atiku to respect himself?

@Chief_Ukheduan I’m sure I’m close to, and chat privately with both of them.

Someone needs to sit Atiku and PO down and explain the reality on ground to them.

@HonShield You are a deceitful person. A person that does not speak truth to power is a vile person.

@Pharmacio001 Yes

What if Obi fail, will you guys still support Kwankwaso in 2031?

@BO_Mayor @NigeriaNDCHQ Oga you go nowhere!!!!

Dear @NigeriaNDCHQ and my fellow #NDC crusaders. In Nigerian politics, there are many years when nothing truly changes. Every election cycle follows the same familiar pattern. Promises made, hopes deferred, and the people left waiting. But that era is about to end. Everything is about to change at once. I am seeking for Ticket to represent the good people of Esan North East/Esan South East Federal Constituency of Edo State AGBAZILO at the Green Chamber under the banner of our great party, the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC). Let us all come together, without hate, bitterness, or division, but with love, compassion, unity, and competence. Together, we can build a stronger, more prosperous future for our people. The time for change is now. God bless Esanland. God bless Edo State. God bless the NDC. God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

@IdrisZekeriJnr Bro how can I get this polo please.

IGNORE ATIKU BOYS! #nigeria #politics #atiku #obi