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@agupard_a You forget Gen Ndubuisi Kanu.

Arthur Nwankwo, cerebral and bold, he was one of the NADECO operatives who faced the fearful odds here at home and refused to go on exile. Publisher of the Outlook Newspaper and founder of the Easter Mandate Union, he was later imprisoned by Abacha and was released on his death.

I tell you what there’s not many people funnier than AJ 😂😂 The shadow boxing kills me. Hearn chatting shit. Camera pans and it’s Bellew they’re talking too 😂

@BenedictSpence Keep quiet

Starmer is the most morally bankrupt prime minister I have ever seen.

@HAHayatu Don't rubbish June 12 because of Tinubu. Tinubu was a fake member of the NADECO movement.

June 12 was one of the most fraudulent elections in Nigeria but NADECO fraudsters painted it as the best as they control the media then. Thank God now for social media no one will give us same narrative down our throats. Their media weapons were Concord, Tribune,Tell,the News etc

Burna Boy performing “Yaba Buluku” & “Love” last night 📍Tapelagos 🇳🇬🔥

@FabrizioRomano How old is he?

🚨🔵 Valentín Barco has said yes to Chelsea move, personal terms agreed ahead of potential summer transfer. Colo Barco wants #CFC and it’s all set on player side. Up to Chelsea if/when to proceed, in total control of the deal being at Strasbourg. 🇦🇷 🎥 youtu.be/3dJIobOrecQ

@SchroedingerImm @Admiral_Cyborg Yes, you are entitled to suggest that Kola did not manage his father's wealth properly. However,the issue on ground is about Tinubu snitching on the late MKO

@ImaredonJ @Admiral_Cyborg No. It’s speaks to the personality of the accuser. Greedy man calling another person “greedy”

After Abacha took power, Tinubu first asked to be made civilian administrator of Lagos, then deputy to the military administrator, and when both were turned down he wanted the post of a commissioner. The slot went to an ally of Lateef Jakande, and “once he lost out, automatically, he became a NADECO member.” KOLA ABIOLA In an interview in 2019 published in the SUN Newspaper and republished in several News outlets. Copied.

@SchroedingerImm @Admiral_Cyborg You are saying something unrelated. The crux of the matter is about Tinubu snitching on the late MKO Abiola.

@ImaredonJ @Admiral_Cyborg The same Kola who cornered and squandered all his father left behind?

@RealQueenBee__ Epetedo is about a five-minute walk from the street I grew up on. The day of Abiola's declaration remains in my memory forever. I think Senator Wahab Dosumu was there, not Tinubu. Tinubu was a fraud in the movement, but people did not know. He betrayed Abiola 💯.

Where was Tinubu the NADECO Man during "The Epetedo Declaration"? Two men history said stood on both sides of MKO - the Late Bobo Nwosisi and Ralph Obioha. Tinubu the imaginary NADECO Man was busy looking for appointment from Abacha before fleeing to start his Rice business.

@RealQueenBee__ Tinubu was not a member of NADECO when it was formed. He only joined when Abacha did not give him the position of deputy governor of Lagos. He spent his money to influence things when he joined the movement; people later realized he was a snitch in the movement.

@NextKFC @RealQueenBee__ Most Nigerians from Edo and Delta states know the suspect behind the demise of Alfred Rewane. That suspect is a close friend of the current incumbent president of Nigeria.

@RealQueenBee__ Tinubu has killed all the democratic NADECO members to claim Emi lokan! Can't you guys read the lines. He killed Bola Ige, He killed Alfred Rewane, he killed Kudirat for his own senatorial ambition. He set up MKO to please Abacha. Funsh William nko?

From the table of History, here are the NADECO signatories. Where is Pablo? 1. Chief Michael Adekunle Ajasin 2. Mallam Lawal Dambazzau 3. Commodore Ebitu Ukiwe 4. Chief Anthony Enahoro 5. Maj General Adeyinka Adebayo (rtd.) 6. Chief Bola Ige 7. Commodore Dan Suleiman 8. Dr. Chukwuemeka Ezeife 9. Prof. Anya O. Anya 10. Col. Yohanna Madaki 11. Rev. Fr. Moses Asadu 12. Dr. Beko Ransome-Kuti 13. Rev. Tunji Adebiyi 14. Chief Ade Ojo 15. Chief Ralph Obioha 16. Chief Empire Kanu 17. Chief Michael Anyiam 18. Dr. Sola Soile 19. Vice Admiral Akin Aduwo 20. Chief E. Duru 21. Mr. Nick Dazzang 22. Mr. Labaran Maku 23. Dr. A. A. Akingba 24. Mr. Babas Eko Oyekanmi 25. Mr. Alex Ayatolla 26. Mrs. Sarah Jubril 27. Alhaji Ganiyu Dawodu 28. Mr. O. P. Edodo 29. Mr. A. Barber 30. Otunba Olabiyi Durojaiye 31. Chief Olusegun Osoba 32. Chief John Odige-Oyegun 33. Prof. Bolaji Akinyemi 34. Alhaji Mohammed Siraj Hamza 35. Dr. Wahab Dosunmu 36. Otunba Aboyade Cole 37. Maj General Olufemi Olutoye (rtd) 38. Chief Sobo Sowemimo 39. Dr. Steve Achema 40. Chief Olaniwun Ajayi 41. Chief Olu Falae 42. Brigadier-General Jonah Jang 43. Chief Abraham Adesanya 44. Chief Ayo Adebanjo 45. Mr. Alao Aka-Bashorun 46. Mr. Emmanuel Njiwah 47. Chief Vincent Nwizugbo 48. Dr. Uma Eleazu

@eltegana @agupard_a Nadeco was formed by people from different parts of Nigeria.

@agupard_a The internet is truly a leveling ground that is unprecedented. Many a time, we have heard only of one tribe in Nadeco. Yet Nadeco has always been a coalition of patriotic Nigerians, none better then the other.

49 men signed NADECO’s founding papers on 15/5/94, including:: Adekunle Ajasin( Yoruba) Anthony Enahoro ( Esan) Ebitu Ukiwe (Igbo) Adeyinka Adebayo ( Yoruba) Ndubuisi Kanu ( Igbo) 11/12/94 MKO declared himself president; two men stood by his side: Bobo Nwosisi; Ralph Obioha.

@agupard_a Olisa Agbakoka received several beatings from the Nigeria Army during the June 12 struggles.

To everyone celebrating Easter, Michelle and I wish you a joyful holiday filled with reminders of the enduring power of faith and hope.

@madonnite Gani fawehinmi and Olisa Agbakoka remain the two greatest defenders of the June 12 struggles

Are you aware that Tinubu was not even on Abacha’s list, which was collated by Major Hamza Al-Mustapha and handed over to Sergeant Silas Mshiela, aka Sergeant Rogers, for execution? His going into exile was for self-elevation and to plant himself into the core of NADECO for future political considerations. All of us know what nearly happened to Chief Alex Ibru in the hands of Abacha’s killer squad. But they want us to downgrade the true efforts of nationalists like Chief Ibru and elevate Tinubu for doing nothing. For June 12, we saw Olisa Agbakoba in the street of Lagos with his Civil Liberties Organisation (CLO) and how he brazenly took on Abacha and the then military governor, Col. Buba Marwa without fear. We saw the fearless Chief Gani Fawehinmi and Chief Falana, and many others who put their talents and resources to the disposal of the movement. As much as I do not want to reduce everyone's collective efforts, where was Tinubu and his significance at this time? Tinubu became interested in the movement only after Abacha rejected his entreaties to be made a minister and instead chose Chief Lateef Jakande as Minister of Housing. Again, this became the core of Tinubu’s grouse with Jakande. Even as governor, Tinubu took every step to relegate Jakande’s achievements as governor of Lagos State. Folks, Chief Kayode Jakande was the greatest governor Lagos ever had in terms of infrastructure, followed by Fashola in policy.

Labour is guided by the interests of Britain and the British people. And we are clear: those interests require close partnership with our allies.

@madonnite Tinubu was a hero to many people, including myself, during the June 12 crisis. Upon returning from exile, he was rewarded with the AD governorship ticket by AD leaders. In reflection, it appears that Tinubu was a snitch during the June 12 struggles.

Many people do not know that Bola Tinubu did not actually win the 1998 AD gubernatorial primaries in Lagos. The primary election was won by Funsho Williams. Following the intervention of Chief Ayo Adebanjo and Chief Abraham Adesanya, who reviewed the results in Tinubu’s favour and resolved disputes arising from Ikorodu and Lagos Mainland, Funsho Williams stepped down for Tinubu.