Uncle Chris

Dear God, let's do this (again)🤌

I've always told my PhD students that a PhD is a marathon and not a sprint. Now that Sabastian Sawe has run the London Marathon in under 2 hours, I'll need to think of something else to tell them.

Dear Amupitan, WE HAVE NOT FORGOTTEN YOU AND YOUR PARTISANSHIP! Signed: A Nigerian Voter.

“Are u aware Nigerian Port authority is the only Port that I know in the world that has offices & guest house in London. We're going to dismantle this confusion" - Peter Obi

Sending mails to my company ‘reporting’ me for saying I won’t hire APC supporters is diabolical sha. I can see your mail , and I am THE BOSS .

Dear Nigerians The INEC chairman has not resigned. We must not lose focus!!! That goal must be achieved ahead of 2027 Presidential election.

Working corporate made me appreciate Thursday’s more. Unofficial end of the working week, streets filled with people after 5, vibes are good life is great

The revelations emerging from the Ministry of Finance are not only scary but also deeply troubling. So, Gilbert Chagoury has been effectively running Nigeria’s finance ministry, while Wale Edun served merely as a figurehead minister. Omo! 😳🙄☹️

Yesterday, I had the honour of performing the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of 1,200 housing units under the Federal Housing Authority’s Renewed Hope Housing Project in Umuahia. This landmark project, made possible through the collaboration between the Federal Government and the Abia State Government, makes Abia the first state in the South East, and among the first five states in Nigeria, to partner with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration on this initiative. I sincerely thank His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, for approving the project and commend the MD/CEO of the Federal Housing Authority, Hon. Oyetunde Oladimeji Ojo, and his team for their commitment. Together, we are expanding access to affordable housing and improving the welfare of our people. Before authorising the groundbreaking, we ensured that verified landowners among the host communities were duly compensated. Out of about 900 claimants, over 800 have already been settled in full, while the remaining are encouraged to resolve bank or ownership issues so they can access their payments, which are already deposited in the bank. As I emphasized during the ceremony, our focus remains on people-oriented projects that uplift lives, beyond the distractions of politics, ethnicity, or religion. The welfare of Abians will continue to be our priority.

this is x2 chibok girls. i could remember how the whole country was when it happened then. now it seems like a normal story.

Defense minister: Accused of bribery Senate president: multiple sexual harassment claims Chief of staff: extremely useless President: multiple accusations of drug dealing. A 65yr old country, rotten from top to bottom.

E get wetin humans go show you, na you go dey set alarm to talk to God by 3am.

‘It’s not today that they have been kidnapping people from their house’ Words that came out from Seyi laws mouth !!! My goodness!

INEC must subject itself to independent forensic Any attempt to use a fall guy is condemned

I'm now convinced that if this country burns, the judiciary should be held responsible.

Bandits attack on Ibadan-Ijebu road and all of you are silent because you don't want to betray your tribe person. Me I will talk ooooooooo because we don't have shishi in my family

Everybody should be serious in this country now.

First na DENIAL Next na DISTRACTION And now SILENCE #AmupitanMustGo ✊

It’s his alignment with APC Nigerians would have been armed to teeth defending him from the international ridicule That’s what joining APC does to you, it brings shame.

The compromised INEC chairman, Prof. Amupitan can not be a judge in his own case He should resign!

Lmao this is so funny. Let me explain a few things so you understand in simple terms: 1. Let me quickly explain what we can do as citizens about Joash Amupitan’s denial: Fund a coalition of @SERAPNigeria, @EiENigeria, @BudgITng, a coalition of opposition’s legal team, or a group of constituents could realistically do four things to call this bluff: (a) File an FOI at INEC demanding proof of any impersonation report the institution has filed with X. (b) Demand receipts from Amupitan personally. As the alleged victim of impersonation, only HE can file a personal impersonation claim with the platform. Since he says cybercriminals used his data, did he file a claim with @X? Two weeks of press statements, did the @inecnigeria chairman file a report? (c) Petition the National Assembly’s committees on electoral matters to open a formal inquiry with subpoena power. (d) Fund a US-based John Doe suit in the Northern District of California — this is the strongest option that can unmask the account, since X is a US company and responds to US court process. The FOI and personal impersonation report cost almost nothing. The National Assembly petition costs nothing. The John Doe suithowever is a little expensive, but it’s within reach of a civil society coalition. Something else that's happening that you don't know about: 2. On the ALDRAP suit: On April 14, 2026, ALDRAP (Association of Legislative Drafting and Advocacy Practitioners) filed suit FHC/ABJ/CS/752/2026 at the Federal High Court Abuja. ALDRAP is the plaintiff. The Chairman of INEC is the defendant. The court is asked to rule that Section 156 of the Constitution only kicks in from the date of nomination — meaning prior political party affiliation cannot disqualify someone from being INEC chairman. See? There's a twist tho: ALDRAP is the same coalition that, in October 2025, wrote to the Senate demanding Amupitan be disqualified. Their letter, signed by Administrative Secretary Jesse Williams Amuga, called his APC counsel role a clear case of bias, conflict of interest, and violation of statutory codes of conduct, and urged the Senate to refuse confirmation. Six months later, the same ALDRAP is in court asking a judge to declare that prior political affiliation doesn’t disqualify him. This could mean they've been working together all along? Throw the case out so when others bring it, they reference the done deal! 3. But even if ALDRAP wins, Amupitan isn’t safe. A ruling in their favour would only close ONE removal route — disqualification based on pre-nomination APC membership. It doesn’t touch these: — Section 157 Senate removal for misconduct. The Constitution lets the Senate remove an INEC chairman by 2/3 address for misconduct or inability to discharge office. A proven false public denial about the X account is textbook misconduct. It goes to integrity, not prior affiliation. ALDRAP’s Section 156 declaration has nothing to do with this. Post-nomination partisan conduct. If forensics prove the X account is his AND was active after his October 23, 2025 swearing-in, that’s a current-state partisanship problem — not a pre-nomination one. Even ALDRAP’s preferred reading of Section 156 doesn’t shield ongoing partisan activity. Perjury during Senate confirmation: If he told the Senate under oath he had no political affiliation, and forensics eventually prove otherwise, that’s criminal exposure. 4. So the question isn’t the one ALDRAP is asking. “Was he APC before?” — that’s the question ALDRAP is rigging the court to answer definitively for him. The real question is: is he currently lying about the X account, and can the evidence prove it?