Dylan Tizzy

@fkeyamo This mad man who still listens to you. Go n sit down

The David Mark’s faction of the ADC really think they can use emotional reasoning and blackmail to bluff their way out of a purely legal conundrum they brought upon themselves. Unfortunately for them, law does not admit of sentiment. Decisions are based on facts, evidence, and the interpretation of laws, rather than on sympathy, emotion or political considerations. All those who are arguing about ‘status quo ante bellum’ are dispensing their time and energy chasing shadows and not the substance. This is because whether INEC recognises either faction for now is irrelevant: what is relevant is that there is a challenge regarding the take-over of the Party pending in court by a duly elected Deputy National Chairman. As long as that case remains in court, all the actions of either faction MAY end up being nugatory AFTER the deadline for nominations of candidates by INEC. The implication is that the ADC may end up having NO CANDIDATE for the election. Therefore, instead of vilifying INEC, the ADC should rather thank INEC for this timely action of de-recognising both factions BEFORE the close of the window for nominating candidates. It has duly forewarned the Party of the danger ahead and opened a window for them to either find a new, risk-free platform or ask for accelerated hearing of the case in court, or politically settle the leadership question in the Party quickly. To keep blaming imaginary opponents or INEC is purely mischievous: neither APC nor INEC prodded these grown adults and supposedly ‘experienced’ politicians to go and hijack an existing platform without sound legal advice and without properly sorting out every member of the leadership of that existing platform. They say they will proceed with their congresses and Convention despite INEC’s decision and the ruling of the Court of Appeal. That is fine by us. NEVER INTERRUPT YOUR OPPONENT WHEN HE IS MAKING A MISTAKE.

@KazeemOdekunle2 @Dumbgenius_ng Yoruba Mugu

@Dumbgenius_ng But even the governor of the state had to address his people inside an harmoured tank and you people didn't say anything about it but it was the president addressing from the airport that's arousing your anger. We all can do better sha

APC people are saying the president did not go into the city of Jos because of security briefings. You mean the president is scared to go into the city, but went there to promise the people that it will not happen again? This joke write itself.

@funshographix So what’s the difference between your Tinubu and those things you have listed above

This man is defending Sani Abacha today because he worked under him. Same Abacha that killed Mrs Kudirat Abiola Major General Shehu Yar'adua (via injection) Chief Alfred Rewane Admiral Olu Omotehinwa Alhaja Suliat Adedeji Dr Sola Omatsola Bagauda Kaltho Toyin Onagoruwa Mrs Bisoye Tejuoso Rear Admiral Babatunde Elegbede Ken Saro Wiwa & others If Tinubu was to be operating like abacha, you'll have been arrested & face death penalty for many crimes you've committed. May God forgive your ignorance because the freedom of speech you're enjoying today was fought by this current President of this nation.

@giant_xtal @AyodeleDarda @de_generalnoni My bad boss😂

@DylanTizzy @AyodeleDarda @de_generalnoni You call this rag elder? He's not

Tinubu’s outing in Jos was poor, and here’s why: 1. He visited a grieving state, only to remain at the airport and gather mourners there—this is a very bad look. 2. He complained about “lighting issues” at the airport and also mentioned he had another meeting, which gives the impression that where he was heading next was more important than the lives that were lost. 3. His message at the venue lacked hope and motivation. Telling people that no amount of money can bring back their loved ones is unnecessary—they already know that. What he should have done is offer meaningful support, such as scholarships for the children of the victims. 4. So far, Tinubu’s leadership style has made past leaders—once seen as incompetent—appear better by comparison. Yes, I support this government, but as of today, I would rate him 4/10. I don’t care who wins in 2027—what matters to me is that Nigeria progresses. Do better Mr President @officialABAT

@Imranmuhdz All they care about is election. Old fools

Former Governor of Plateau, Jang, addresses President Tinubu today in Jos regarding recent attacks: Some want to sabotage the election but by God's grace we won't allow it. You're doing a fantastic job, you'll come back and accomplish the work you have started.

@Olusammy5 @ManLikeIcey Mugu

@ManLikeIcey APC boys know when to praise and when to criticize this Administration. They are not zombies that moves blindly. That makes them far better than their counterpart in opposing Parties!!

APC boys are fuming lowkey, they’re unhappy with the President’s visit to Jos, he really goofed

@AyodeleDarda @de_generalnoni Elders wey brain 🧠 dey anus

@de_generalnoni Even if he slept in Jos, there is a mountain of hate without cause targeted at him. I've followed him since 2003, and he is always blamed for what he has no hand in.

@seunnigeria @channelstv Yoruba people and fooling 👍

@channelstv Honestly, Nigerians should see this coalition as a big disappointment. This people that are not intelligent enough to safeguard their party through their selfish ambitions. How will they be able to build Nigeria. Awon unserious people

ADC Defies INEC, Mobilises Members For Congresses In Adamawa channelstv.com/2026/04/02/adc…

@Magixlamy_ Your family will experience same fate it’s just matter of time. Idiot

Tinubu’s outing today was good. MC said because of the short time, people won’t be able to address him. He said nah, the National leader of APC must speak, present and former governors must speak, former deputy speaker must speak and then the head of the traditional leaders must speak and he wants to hear from everyone. He then addressed everyone including families of the victims especially the woman in the trending video. Asked all the traditional leaders to meet him immediately he arrives in Abuja. Bosun Tijani addressed everyone afterwards and said 5000 cameras to be installed at flashpoints as Huawei and other companies were already on ground to start installation. You can continue to cry that he addressed them at the airport.

@Waspapping_ Mugu

@BashirAhmaad @MrGhata You are not even ashamed anymore

@MrGhata He was in Jos.

President Bola Tinubu has assured the people of Plateau State that the Federal Government will deploy an AI-enabled network of over 5,000 digital cameras to help law enforcement agencies combat insecurity in the state. The President gave the promise in his address during his visit to Jos today.

@fimlex2 You’re stupid.

VDM is setting Muslims against Christians in JOS, and people are supporting the vìołence he is causing………innocent Muslims could be attąckeď because of the idea that all muslims are terr0rísts.

@Shunnie1111 @Imranmuhdz Una no fit disappoint

The address by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in Plateau State was timely, firm, and deeply reassuring. At a moment of pain and tension, his words reflected true leadership showing empathy for the victims, condemning the attacks without hesitation, and reaffirming the government’s commitment to restoring peace and security. This is the kind of leadership Nigerians expect: one that listens, acts, and stands with the people in difficult times. May the soul of the departed rest in peace 🕊️

"Politically, I brought the symbol of this cap (infinity cap) to break the shackle of violence, the shackle of ignorance, the shackle of poverty, the shackle of hopelessness." - President Tinubu

@xeniolatb @yabaleftonline Ashewo brain 🧠 don Dey her anus. Isiotttt slot

@yabaleftonline Nobody should drag him pls, when it's your turn to become president, lets see what you will do differently.

“You have no light at the airport, and I have to fly back within the next 10 minutes. To the victims, there's nothing I can give you, whether it's money in millions, but console you and promise you that this experience will not repeat itself." — Tinubu tells bereaved families in Jos.

@Waspapping_ This boy brain 🧠 really Dey em anus

The North served for 8 good years unopposed. It is now supposed to be the South’s turn to also serve for 8 years, as agreed. However, I see some Northerners saying they don’t want Tinubu. So here’s my question: what will happen to the remaining 4 years meant for the South, considering that the ADC is not giving its ticket to Peter Obi?

@Abdul_Ahmad_ This Una religion really dey teach una madness. Gumi and bashir should be in prison for a long time

Government just arrest these two Terrorist and all those behind the current Jos crisis will be known. Alex and Dachomo Ezekiel armed robber are the enemy of peace and Plateau State.

@metronaija See how she looks dumb and stupid

" If you say the muslims are k!lling Christians " " Who is now k!lling the muslims, is it the Redeemed Church" - Lady

@emmy__iv @hypetribeng You must find way add your fave wizkid nah. Mugu

@hypetribeng Real fact aside omah lay Burna tems or sometimes wiz no afro beat artist actually can create a solid album it's always one song carrying the the album

“Im the best in this shi*t, i dont wanna be bragging too much, im the best when you put the whole Afrobeats category. The only person i put myself alongside is Burna boy, Burna is stup!d there, apart from burna its me, even like burna too, its just me. I feel some type of way when they put me in these categories. No don’t do that, im the greatest, it’s there, look at it.” — Omah Lay

@Cboysmovement @ADCVanguard_ Will never be as if it’s your family inheritance. Mad people

@ADCVanguard_ And you think this is right, when same energy is returned, don’t say otherwise but Peter Obi will never be a President of Nigeria 🇳🇬. END

BREAKING: The deletion of David Mark, led by the NWC, has triggered serious anger in the North as angry youths chanted 'Bamayi' on an APC billboard. The North has decided. That's why Tibubu didn't trust any Northern governor. Tinubu is gone.

@Waspapping_ They didn’t do their work very well by releasing you I swear. Animal like you deserve to in jail forever

Journalists and members of the public have continued to reach out to me, seeking clarity on whether the Office of the National Security Adviser (NSA) had any role in my arrest. Given the level of public interest and speculation, I consider it necessary to restate the facts clearly and explicitly, based strictly on my personal experience. On March 6, 2026, I was picked up by operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS) at NEPA Roundabout in Kaduna. The arrest was sudden, and no explanation was provided at the point of arrest. The following day, I was transferred to Abuja, a move I understand was carried out on the directive of the DSS Director-General. Throughout my arrest and detention, I was never informed—either directly or indirectly—that the National Security Adviser or his office ordered or had any involvement in my arrest. At no point was the NSA mentioned in connection with the decision to detain me. In fact, from everything I could ascertain, the Office of the NSA was not even aware of my situation at the time it happened. Efforts were made from different quarters to secure my release, but they did not yield immediate results. The turning point came only when my friend reached out to an official within the NSA’s office. That official intervened by engaging the DSS leadership, and from that moment, there was a clear and immediate shift in how my case was handled. I may not have full insight into the internal discussions that followed, but the process of my release became more responsive, more structured, and ultimately led to my freedom. During this period, I found the DSS as an institution to be professional in its conduct and respectful of due process and my rights throughout my detention. It is important to underline a simple but critical point: it defies logic to suggest that the same office that allegedly ordered my arrest would then facilitate or support efforts to secure my release. My experience points to the opposite. The intervention I witnessed was not that of an office acting against me, but one that contributed to the resolution of my situation and my eventual release. Much of what has circulated publicly has been based on assumption rather than fact. This account is not speculation—it is drawn directly from what I experienced. I remain grateful to everyone who reached out, showed concern, and stood by me during this period. Your support meant a great deal. Sani Buhari. (Sarki Waspapping). 01/04/2026.