Emmanuel hard

@teemanas2010 @jrnaib2 Obi has no regard for arewa people How???? You northerners are always bitter What has obi done to northerners elders oga? Omo e be like say we go support tinubu ooo bcuz una never ready

Why are you even asking this type of question? Whether they like it or not, Atiku will be on the ballot. My problem with all of this is Obi’s silence and his gang’s threats. EmirSadam, Mr Common Sense, Mama P, Randy Peters and company. They are very undemocratic thinking bullying him will compel Atiku to step down for Obi. OBI has no regard for AREWA people who will decide his presidential fate. Obi should be careful; if Arewa elders come for him, he will be unsellable in the North. Because they only come with facts, just like in the case of Amupitan.

Obidients, if Atiku steps down for Amaechi, will you support him?

Why do Christians around the world ignore the genocide Muslims are committing against Christians in Nigeria?

@YLuqmern @jrnaib2 Let's all be OK Atiku is same with tinubu

@jrnaib2 Our Incoming President InshaAllah ✊ Only God can stop this Man this time around ✊

Way to Ibadan 🛫

🚨 VIEWER DISCRETION STRONGLY ADVISED: This is one of the most disturbing videos i've ever come across in my life. Fulani ethnic militiamen reportedly attacked this Christian farmer in Benue State, driving the whole length of a pickaxe into his body. They then left him to die a slow and painful death. Miraculously, he was rescued and is now receiving treatment. If that farming tool turned weapon made any contact with his spinal chord, It'll take another miracle for him to ever walk again or live a normal life. Imagine if this was Gaza. Do you think the whole world would be so silent? STOP THE NIGERIAN CHRISTIAN GENOCIDE NOW ‼️ @Pontifex @POTUS @realDonaldTrump @JDVance @SecRubio @RepRileyMoore @RepFranklin @TomColeOK04 @DeptofWar @StateDept @HouseAppropsGOP @seanfeucht @JackBrewerBSI @foxandfriends @FoxNews @FaulknerFocus

Release Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Now!

200 remain in captivity by terrorists in Kwara, Nigeria.

Every week, una must see this pics. Nobody will forget him. Me personally will keep reposting him.

Nigerian Diaspora Group Writes Mexican President, Calls For Reno Omokri’s Rejection As Ambassador | Sahara Reporters bit.ly/4uqDH9f

BABY Genius Shocks EVERYONE!

“The Islamic movement, terror and extremist destabilization in Nigeria is sponsored by the Iranian government, we have documented proof.” — Israeli Ambassador to Nigeria, Michael Freeman.

‘We’re not returning, even if the government sends an aircraft,’ Nigerian citizens in Israel declare

📢 President Trump named Nigeria a CPC due to the horrific persecution of Christians & serious security threats the country faces. He asked me to lead the investigation. On Monday, I delivered our report to the White House. @POTUS is reviewing our recommendations. So can you🧵

A US policy to protect Christians in Nigeria (including in Biafra) should also be applied in Syria, Iraq, and Lebanon. A policy of protection to all peesecuted minorities should be universal.

Here is the full, two page report:

Just presented our report on the persecution of Christians in Nigeria to the White House. More to come.

@officialABAT Hypocrite You support Christian genocide

I join the rest of the world and the people of the United States of America to mourn the passing of civil rights icon and renowned Baptist preacher, Reverend Jesse Jackson, who passed away this morning at the age of 84. Reverend Jackson was a servant-leader who captured the global imagination as a young activist, alongside civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., fighting for the dignity of black people, the oppressed, and the voiceless in the United States and across the world. Although he built a career working as a preacher and active political organiser, Reverend Jackson became a national and global icon, demanding improved social and economic conditions for African-Americans. Along with other compatriots, Reverend Jackson carried on the unfinished business of Martin Luther King Jnr in the noble fight for racial justice in the United States. As a student in the United States in the 1970s, I lived in Chicago, the same city where Reverend Jackson fought the most important battles against injustice and all forms of discrimination. I witnessed firsthand how, as a faithful servant of God and humanity, he pointed the arc of American society to the great promise of the American dream. As a community organiser and activist, Rev. Jackson was an influential figure in American politics and global affairs. If Barack Obama became the first Black American president, it was because Reverend Jackson and his fellow activists did not relent in their march for justice, reminding America of its values and creed. When Barack Obama broke the glass ceiling as the first Black President in America, it was Reverend Jackson who first inflicted the cracks on the ceiling in 1984 and again in 1988 when he offered himself as a Democratic Party presidential contender. Reverend Jackson was a great friend of Nigeria and Africa. He was a moral voice and a formidable resistance to apartheid in South Africa. He played a leading role in the campaign for the release from prison of Nelson Mandela and other African National Congress leaders. He won critical support for sanctions against the then apartheid government. During the dark era of military dictatorship in Nigeria, Reverend Jackson stood in defence of human rights and the restoration of democratic rule. He was the Special Envoy appointed by President Bill Clinton to Nigeria and Africa in 1997 and 1999. In Nigeria and across Africa, Reverend Jackson promoted civil liberties and advanced the course of democracy and good governance. He also helped link African leaders with the Congressional Black Caucus to promote Africa’s interests in Washington. Reverend Jackson lived a remarkable life as a strong voice for the universal ideals of justice and human progress. Even as age and illness mellowed him, his voice still resonated, urging us never to stop fighting for what is right and never to lose faith in humanity. He wanted us to “keep hope alive”. May the great and noble soul of Reverend Jackson find eternal rest. Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Federal Republic of Nigeria February 17, 2026

I’ll be on @GBNEWS’s Free Speech Nation with @joshxhowie at 20:00 (UK) discussing what I witnessed in Nigeria 🇳🇬 covering the massacre of Christians.

Isaac Fayose just posted the DM Cubana chief priest sent him on IG 👀🙆🏼‍♂️

BREAKING BOMBSHELL 🚨 : US Missionary who recently returned to America 🇺🇸 from visiting destroyed communities and rebuilding homes in Yalewata Community in Benue State, Nigeria 🇳🇬, blows Hot 🔥 on CBN News America . “It's Fulani terrorists, the militia from the Fulani people that are going around killing and massacring, burning and kidnapping people, we need to deal with them... The Nigerian government is not doing anything to stop them; they are trying to cover it up." - Alex Barbir

This one na anywhere bele face. A bag of pork, literally. Premium ambassador for stomach politics. Keep supporting Tinubu. Reeks of systemic failure in African States. This thief should be behind bars, not snorting his way around politics. But alas, what more can you expect ? It's Nigeria we're talking about here. Disgusting !!!