A’rahman J.

My heart is full ya Kareemu Ya Rahman 😭 If this is what Islam truly feels like, then I want to live it over and over for as long as I breathe. And if another life awaits, I’d still pick Islam—again and again. Alhamdulillah ‘alā ni‘matil-Islām.

City boys.

Oh Dauda Lawal. I feel so bad for you. You moved too quick

@itz_arbdul Kwadayi mabudin wahala

I was really happy with singing our real national anthem arise o compatriots at the protest venue. I hate that Tinubu anthem.

lol. I thought I heard that this hotel was purchased by the president?

Liverpool are going through a lot mate 😂

May God continue to provide more harm for them too

PRESS STATEMENT. PDP PAYS SOLIDARITY VISIT TO ADC The leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) @OfficialPDPNig paid a solidarity visit to the leadership of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) over the recent political attacks targeted at Nigeria’s opposition parties. During the visit, the PDP acknowledged the growing and shared threat confronting opposition political parties in the country, noting that similar pressures have been experienced by the PDP in recent times. The delegation emphasized the need vigilance in the face of actions capable of undermining democratic principles and political plurality. The high-level PDP delegation comprised: 1. H.E. Seyi Makinde 2. Kabiru Tanimu Turaki, SAN 3. H.E. Sen. Adolphus Wabara, GCON 4. Prof. Jerry Gana 5. H.E. Babangida Aliyu 6. H.E. Amb. Taofeek Arapaja 7. Hajiya Inna Ciroma 8. Gen. Ishaya Bamayi 9. Rt. Hon. Fred Agbedi 10. Comrade Ini Ememobong The delegation was received by leaders of the ADC, including: 1. H.E. Atiku Abubakar 2. H.E. Sen. David Mark, GCON 3. Alh. Kashim Imam 4. H.E. Sen. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso 5. H.E. Sen. Aminu Waziri Tambuwal 6. H.E. Sen. Tunde Ogbeha 7. H.E. Peter Obi 8. H.E. Liyel Imoke 9. H.E. Rauf Aregbesola 10. H.E. Rotimi Amaechi 11. Bolaji Abdullahi In their response, the ADC leadership expressed appreciation to the PDP for the visit and reiterated the existential threat facing democracy in Nigeria, particularly through the targeted weakening of major opposition parties. Both parties affirmed the need for continued engagement in defence of democratic values and institutions. Signed: Comrade Ini Ememobong, mnipr National Publicity Secretary Peoples Democratic Party 08042026

The handler of this account didn’t submit the logins to Wike 😂😂😂

Our authentic and courageous leader, your relentlessness gives us hope that impossible is possible. Your style of leadership and honesty aspires us to stick to your ideology despite a lot of temptations, your ability to turn challenges into opportunities is unmatched. A father figure for all of us. You’re an inspiring trailblazer and the heart of our movement. Your excellency, @IsaAshiruKudan Thank you for the recognition sir. #KadunaTaIsaCe💯

Do you see anyone talking about City Boys and all those five per group political movements again? Lmaoo Lessons. Jungle never even mature.

Wike think say na only am sabi anti-party. Him eye go bleed.

@itz_arbdul That’s the idea but we’re not building unity on vibes or slogans. We’re building it on correcting what’s broken and earning trust step by step. Let’s not rush the story… let’s focus on proving it.

NE (Atiku), NW (Atiku + Kwankwaso) and SE (PO) don settle for Coalition. If Seyi joins the Coalition, he’d do bits in the SW alongside Aregbe and others who will still join when they see the Coalition waxing stronger in the region. (Someone like Adeleke has no reason not to join forces with the coalition after winning his reelection in August). BAT looks in control of the SS and NC but he doesn’t have a firm grip over both regions. We saw what opposition did in both zones in 2023. Again, what is BAT’s pathway to reelection ??? Can’t campaign with his first term in office cos it’s been an absolute disaster.

May “ante bellum” not be the end of Nigeria’s fragile democracy.

The air in Abuja is not clean

Samari sai a gyara... Sanya sarƙa a hannu a musulunci haramun ne.

Notably, these three candidates participated in the presidential debates during the last campaign and clearly told Nigerians what they intended to do. Debates matter because they allow citizens to examine ideas, test competence, and understand the direction a candidate intends to take the country. When candidates avoid that scrutiny, the consequences can become painfully clear, as we are now seeing.

I don’t subscribe to any religion, but if I’m being honest with you, this level of bravery to defend one’s sovereignty would not have been possible if Iran was a majority Christian nation. They would have caved in since. Christians are conditioned to fear death to the point that they are willing to become slaves if the condition guarantees they stay alive. Which doesn’t really make sense with a critically examination, because death is better than most living conditions. This is why, when you look at Africa, the weak links are usually the areas colonized by Christianity.