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His excellency @PeterObi donated 30 million naira today in kaduna and still donating……

This is the nigeria I want...where humanity comes before religion and tribalism.

We need to be on the streets. Show these people that power belongs to the people.

Once again, tinubu dares Nigerians!!!

Video📹; Every single voter DISENFRANCHISED lol Nigeria… LasLas Na Fight go solve everything…@inecnigeria bookmark this.

Nigerians with sense, please don't stop praising Alex Otti and all he has done, even when others claim it was expected and it is all "hype." We have to highlight good governance so much that others see it as a true benchmark rather than having low expectations. Thanks, Oga Alex!

I have a better option; send a video/picture evidence of someone/group of people throwing trash on the road and get, say N3k topup on your Abia Connect Card and watch everyone be on their toes Thank God tiktok don dey now Nobody got wan show for social media or so trashing waste

things wey women dey talk, you nor go really grasp the magnitude of the stupidity inside am until man talk am.

Nobody told me that the destiny of Nigerians is in Odumeje’s hands 😂💔

We must Revolt... Tinubu must not be allowed to do this.

Dear Nigerians, INEC is your greatest obstacle. They are the reason for japa. The Judiciary is the symptom of the mess created by INEC. FOCUS ON THE COMMISSION, they are cooking something.

@tundeskie 1. Your Papa 2. Your Papa 3. Your Papa 4. Your father 5. Your mother 6. Your mother's mum 7. you mother 8. Your family 9. Your entire generation 10. Your life 11. Your spouse too Great achievements

See the memo. This can’t be done in less than a year to elections.

@ChinaraDaisy @Edygrin Then carry the child and I will find another woman.

The children who participated in South East Maths Olympiad took all prices (1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th positions) in all categories in Annual National Mathematics Competition Abuja. We are all going to Rome this July to compete with 158 countries to bring our gold home.

@luvuyo_ngcobo @SABCNews To hell with you and yours, dunce.

@Prime2lit @SABCNews This is the kind of people that led to these problems

WATCH | Dr ABC Okokoh, President of Ohanaeze Ndi-Igbo SA, weighs in on the alleged coronation of an Igbo king, saying the event was private and a celebration, not a coronation, and stressing that they are not there to establish a king, as South African laws must be respected and followed.

@bin_gbada @thebardogbamola It has been approved already.

Despite subsidy removal, which was supposed to reduce borrowing, Bola Tinubu is seeking a fresh $6 billion loan. Country’s not in good hands!!!

BREAKING: Egejurum Onyedikachi from Diamond Special College, Owerri has won a gold medal at the National Mathematics Competition, bags ₦750k. He also won the primary category (₦2 million) at the South East Maths Olympiad last month.

@kingcolle @ARISEtv Go for it.

@Prime2lit @ARISEtv Y’all ibo are disgrace to black race

Nigerian High Commission In South Africa Refutes Igbo King Coronation The Nigerian High Commission in South Africa refuted reports that an Igbo King was coronated in South Africa as news of the alleged coronation sparked violent protests that killed one person. Local South African traditional leaders, including Prince Xhanti Sigcawu, condemned the move calling it a “flagrant violation” of their authority. Watch What’s Trending With @The_Vimbai

WHEN WILL THE KILLINGS STOP? The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) @NigBarAssoc condemns in the strongest terms the gruesome attacks carried out on innocent residents in Jos, Plateau State, on Palm Sunday. The reports of gunmen unleashing violence on communities, leading to multiple deaths and injuries, are deeply distressing and painfully remind us of the frightening insecurity confronting ordinary citizens who were simply going about their lawful and peaceful activities. That this tragedy occurred on Palm Sunday, a sacred day for Christians marking the beginning of Holy Week, makes the incident even more heartbreaking. A day meant for prayer, reflection, and hope was instead turned into a day of fear, bloodshed, and mourning. Families who should have returned home from worship in peace were thrown into grief. Communities that should have been united in faith were left shattered by violence. This cycle of attacks, often leaving devastation in its wake, is unacceptable and must not be allowed to continue. The repeated occurrence of these killings paints a troubling picture of impunity. When perpetrators of mass violence continue to evade justice, it sends a dangerous message that human life is expendable. Citizens begin to lose faith in the ability of the state to protect them, and communities are left to live in constant fear. The protection of lives and property is the most fundamental responsibility of government, and the continued loss of innocent lives demands urgent, decisive, and transparent action. We therefore call on security agencies to swiftly identify, apprehend, and prosecute those responsible for the Palm Sunday killings. The Federal and State Governments must immediately strengthen security presence in vulnerable communities in Plateau State and other flashpoints across the country. Intelligence gathering must be improved, response mechanisms must be proactive, and deliberate steps must be taken to prevent further attacks. Beyond words, the victims and affected families deserve justice, support, and reassurance that their pain will not be ignored. The NBA extends its deepest condolences to the families who have lost their loved ones and to the people and Government of Plateau State. We share in their grief and stand in solidarity with all those affected by this senseless violence. Nigeria cannot continue on this dangerous path where human life is cheapened, and communities live under constant threat. The recurring nature of these attacks raises serious constitutional and governance concerns, particularly regarding the protection of the right to life guaranteed under the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as amended). Every Nigerian, regardless of ethnicity, religion, or location, has an inviolable right to life and security. When these rights are not protected, public confidence erodes, national cohesion weakens, and the rule of law is undermined. MAZI AFAM OSIGWE, SAN PRESIDENT, NIGERIAN BAR ASSOCIATION