Olatunji Saheed

@whitenigerian Your write up is wrong. Correct yourself it Nigeria prisedent not Muslim prisedent please

This is the first time since 1928, the Royal Family has hosted a Muslim head of state during Ramadan.

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This is serious oo, where are we going in this country?

@sowore @seaking303 @HQNigerianArmy Well done sir

End Phantom Coup Narratives: Nigeria Must Grant Open and Transparent Trials to Detained Suspects. The Nigerian military @HQNigerianArmy has detained more than 120 people, including both military personnel and civilians, accused of plotting to overthrow President Bola Ahmed Tinubu @officialABAT in an alleged coup attempt. Today, we stand shoulder to shoulder with their families in demanding an open, transparent, and fair trial for all those accused. In a democratic society, allegations of this magnitude must not be handled in secrecy or through opaque processes that deny citizens and the world the opportunity to see justice done. Nigeria has witnessed far too many phantom coup plots in the past episodes in which lives were destroyed and reputations ruined based on claims that later proved questionable or politically motivated. The country cannot afford to repeat that dark history. There was a time when individuals accused of plotting coups were summarily executed, often shot at Bar Beach in Lagos after hurried military tribunals that offered little room for proper defense. Those brutal spectacles belonged to a darker chapter of Nigeria’s past. But times have changed. Nigeria now claims to be a constitutional democracy governed by the rule of law. That claim must be proven through due process. If there is credible evidence against the detained individuals, it should be presented in an open court where the accused can defend themselves and the public can observe the proceedings. Nothing should be hidden, nothing should be secret, and no one should be condemned without a fair and transparent legal process. Justice must not only be done, but it must also clearly be seen to be done.

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@sowore Thanks always sir

Tinubu’s Minister of Works, David Umahi, vs. The People Who Refuse to Let Go! Compatriots, We are pleased to report that Tracy Nicolas Ohiri the businesswoman who was harassed, bullied, arrested, and detained following a dispute involving Nigeria’s Minister of Works, David Umahi has finally regained her freedom on bail. Her release did not happen by chance. It was the result of collective vigilance and sustained civic resistance that began from the moment she was arrested in Lagos and subsequently transferred to Abuja by the Nigeria Police Force. Yesterday, Mrs. Ohiri was brought before the Magistrate Court in Wuse Zone 2, Abuja. The presiding magistrate, Ope Ibraheem, heard arguments on bail and granted her release despite opposition from the police prosecutor. The court made it clear that she was entitled to bail under the law. However, what followed was brazen assault on due process. After the court granted bail and the sureties, including myself, fulfilled the conditions set by the magistrate, there were immediate efforts and high level conspiracy to frustrate her release. The police prosecutor mobilized Correctional officials, and immediate attempts were made within the system to secure a fake detention or remand order that would override the bail already granted and duely processed. The police sent a contingent of armed policemen to spirit her to prison until members of the Takeitback Movement resisted their efforts In the midst of this, today Tracy collapsed while in custody. Rather than prioritize her health, Correctional officers resisted allowing her to receive proper medical attention. Even after she was admitted to Wuse District Hospital, they arrived with full force to move her to Keffi for profiling. It took the sustained presence and intervention of concerned citizens at the hospital to ensure that she was not forcibly removed and that her medical needs were respected. More troubling still, we discovered indications that her detention documentation had been irregularly processed; it was forged. Such practices point to a deeply disturbing pattern within the Nigeria criminal justice chain, where administrative tools are manipulated to prolong detention and congest Nigerian prisons with largely awaiting trial inmates. I have personally experienced similar circumstances as recently as October 2025. The good news today is that Tracy Ohiri is free not because the system worked seamlessly, but because citizens refused to look away. We extend our gratitude to the legal team led by Marshal D F Abubakar, alongside Wayne Chikeze Seeker, Barrister Umez Prince Mandela, Chike Anago, A. K. Musa, and Tamuno Tonye-Ekundayo, whose unflinching dedication was instrumental to her release. Let's also acknowledge the steadfast support of her family, especially her husband, as well as civic actors and supporters who stood firm throughout, powerfully present was @FlagboyNG , Mamapee, Verydarkblackman, Rex Elanu, Comrade Oshioks Philip, @EmmanuelLarry, Faith Enattah Orinya, and @TIBmovement, as well as @AACParty leaders. We must not fail to mention the role of medics at Wuse District Hospital who immediately provided lifesaving support as first responders. Senator @IretiKingibe was present throughout and made high-level interventions to ensure that Tracy Ohiri could reunite with her little children and complete her medical treatment. We reiterate our clear and non-negotiable position to the Acting Inspector-General of Police, @TunjiDisu1, that policing must not be deployed at the behest of powerful interests to harass citizens, whether under allegations of criminal defamation, provisions of the Cybercrime Act, or Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation (SLAPP). The integrity of the @Policeng and all of its police units must depend on people's rights, respect for the law, and real law enforcement. The trial against Tracy Ohiri should be immediately discontinued. Nigeria deserves a police institution that protects the vulnerable, not one shielding only the powerful. Today, Tracy Ohiri is home. And that is a victory for vigilance, solidarity, and the rule of law.

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@sowore @OfficialAPCNg @Prince_NedNwoko Love 💕 you always sir. May God almighty continue to protect you sir

Today, at a botched court hearing in a case involving so-called billionaire and @OfficialAPCNg Senator @Prince_NedNwoko , a cybercrime trial filed and sustained by the FCT Police Command since 2021, proceedings were stalled due to the absence of a police prosecutor, and the case was adjourned once again. As we exited the courtroom, I publicly announced the “firing” of the Illegal IG of @PoliceNG, Kayode Egbetokun. It was a symbolic declaration, a bold statement of political and moral accountability in the face of sustained abuse of office. And it came to pass. The struggle continues.

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LIVE AT THE USA EMBASSY ❗️ @USinNigeria @UKinNigeria @StateDept @realDonaldTrump LET THE WORLD KNOW; NIGERIANS DEMAND FREE, FAIR, CREDIBLE AND PEACEFUL ELECTIONS ❗️ MANDATORY REAL-TIME ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION OF RESULTS ❗️ #ElectoralReform #EndbadGovernanceinNigeria

“Akpabio must not get away with Atrocities” -Dr Oby Ezekwesili at the ongoing electoral reform protest.

The moment Randy Peterz and other Nigerians passed their own E- transmission bill outside the National Assembly with their own senate h@mmer😭😂🗳️ 🔨

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Randy Peterz Leads Street Parliament On Electronic Transmission of Election Results

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TOMORROW 16TH FEB. 2026 WE GATHER AGAIN AT THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ❗️ with @SituationRoomNg @ActionAidNG and all other Civil Society organizations ❗️ One Simple Demand: MANDATORY REAL-TIME ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION OF RESULTS ❗️ TIME: 8am VENUE: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY COMPLEX ABUJA❗️ 2027 = OUR VOTES MUST COUNT❗️ #ElectoralReform

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