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@tobyklose @originalproflle The answer is simple. They flex muscles on soft targets and chicken out when they face threats that can bite.

@originalproflle What I don't understand is how they can track down content creators so fast, but they can't track any bandits or terrorists.

“Here are the faces of the generals who abducted Justice crack for exposing the malnourished food given to the Nigeria Army. One is the minister of defence General Christopher Musa while the other is General W.A Adegoke. With the information we gathered, justice crack's car was found in the DIA headquarters and his arrest order came from the minister of defence General Christopher Musa. Nigerians if anything happens to Justice crack we all are going to revolt against the government and the military. Justice crack has done nothing wrong, he only posted about the maltreatment of the Nigeria soldiers and boom you guys whisked him away without informing any members of his family. This impunity just stop.” 📺 Stanleyontop_blog on IG

The BATs camp on X no let me rest. They begged us to stop retweeting this particular viral tweet. OBIdients, should we?

People who are ashamed to speak their language, ashamed of their skin color, ashamed to wear their native clothing, ashamed to use their own products, ashamed of their own religion, and ashamed of their natives names. The brainwashing is transgenerational. Where do you even start to liberate our people? Tufia!

There are some electronics they produce in Aba and they print 'made in china'. There are some motor parts they produce in Aba and they will print 'made in China', because if they let you know it's produced in Aba you won't buy it. And if the government were good government, they would have met a standard that they will be bold enough to write Made in Aba, Nigeria. You cant buy what is made in Aba But you once bought phones and technologies made in China back then when they're amateur companies. And they will proudly write it there 'made in china' Imitate anything imitable. But because it's made in Aba, you will not buy it. All of us are the problem of the nation.

@IwuohaNoel @legitngnews @Boosie_Dbarz Reason people are saying the boy was set up and killed to cover up the tracks.

@nomalyzed @legitngnews @Boosie_Dbarz The sender should have been apprehended on the spot if they’re a serious logistics company.

"The boy who was killed in the Delta, it was said that he went to collect a waybill package at the park, and the transport company said he should open the package that they delivered. This transport company created a problem. That package that the boy was told to open, what happened to it from where it was being brought? Who waybilled it? Who was the staff that checked the waybill at their office and collected money for it to be delivered? Normally, when a package is brought to be sent out, it is supposed to be checked first by the company. So you are saying you collected it and waybilled it down to Delta, and when the boy got to where he was supposed to collect it, then you are saying he should open it, and then you now called the police? The package should have been checked from your office before it was even dispatched. You should know who brought it to you. What exactly did the boy do to make the police man kill him like that?" Comedian Akpororo weighs in on the viral video of an upcoming singer whose life was brutally taken in Delta state. Akpororo noted that the company that waybilled the package the singer went to pick up should be investigated. According to him, every company is expected to check a parcel before accepting and waybilling it to its destination, as he questioned why such a protocol was not followed in this case. In his recording, the comedian also questioned why Usman Nuhu was quick to take the law into his own hands, noting that something was not adding up in the case. Photo credit - akpororo/Instagram #legitng #legitnews

Like many who commented online and offline, I used to think that Atiku is playing what we call "false 9" position in football. But we were wrong. It appears he is actually playing the "spoiler" role in the game and he is really hell-bent on ruining everyone's chance knowing that: 1. A Northerner cannot be president now until 2031 when the South is done. 2. Even if he happens to get ADC presidential, Atiku cannot win Tinubu in 2027 despite Tinubu's calamitous first term performance. He will be 80+ years in 2031 so the rumour we are hearing from the grapevine that he is secretly working for Tinubu on the premise that APC will help him to become in 2031 is unconfirmed yet. Truth is that many northerners, young and old, now have their eyes wide open. They have stood up against one party state, state capture, possible tenure elongation. Nobody prays to experience another four years of economic stagnation, hunger, hopelessness. Fortunately, Rabui Kwankwaso, the most revered northern political heavyweight and peoples man, has volunteered to give Nigerians and especially northern voters, a rock solid option in the OK ticket.

I don’t know how AA supporters are smelling the coffee. In the last Election, AA contested with how many governors and senators as well as the PDP structure throughout the country including the fact that he has been the VP for 8 years. PO, contested with no Governor, Senator etc and no structure. What was the result? Lesson will be learned in the next election if the right steps are not taken Again I repeat Peter Obi will not be Atiku’s VP. There are other viable candidates. It is either you sniff the aroma in the room or smell the coffee Finally Obidients are the price. We dictate the tune. Your cry won’t change that

@TomolaGroup Tell me one country in the whole universe that IMF and/or World Bank transformed from third world to first world. Unfortunately their grip on Nigeria is locked unto death.

World Bank told Nigeria to reopen fuel imports because Dangote’s fuel was 12% more expensive than imports. Dangote called it flawed. World Bank quietly deleted the whole report from their website. Meanwhile Europe is buying refined fuel from the same Dangote refinery because Middle East supply got disrupted. The same Europe that used to sell Nigeria its own crude back as petrol. You can’t make this up. An African refinery finally works at scale and the first recommendation is not invest more, not expand capacity. It’s bring back imports. When Africa consumes nobody says a word. When Africa refines and competes suddenly it’s a problem.

I agree with the majority who are calling for thorough investigation on this case. Then the most important question that follows is, who will conduct the investigation? The Police or an independent coroner inquest? The Police cannot investigate itself otherwise it will end up the same way INEC investigated Prof. Amupitan's account on X.

@IwuohaNoel @legitngnews @Boosie_Dbarz But they know it's a gun or why did they insist that the recipient open the parcel at the Warri park?

@legitngnews @Boosie_Dbarz The day I went to waybill material from Lagos GIG logistics They asked a lot of questions Content, description, cost value then they weighed it Them still repackage am with their GIG box So how did they accept a gun without Checking it.

His office and profile are the direct opposite of who he really is. A professor with research focus that specializes in well-being and happiness forcefully ejected a blind student from the school hostel for daring to talk about his ordeal living in a dilapidated accommodation. You see these titles: Professor, SAN, Pastor, PhD, General Overseer(GO), they have become worthless and relegated in today's Nigeria.

@winexviv @ronaldnzimora The man

The blind student Nnamdi Daniel has been sent out of his hostel today by Prof Adibe Agbos who is the Director of housing and accommodation in UNN. He was sent out for speaking out about the state of the UNN hostel and what he is suffering as a visually impaired student. We will get him a much nicer place to stay. You see this evil in UNN, we will fight to dismantle it. Our students can’t live like prisoners anymore. UNN is the first indigenous university in Nigeria and its glory must be restored to the fullest. The university must be a model for all universities in Africa.

@ChidiOdinkalu @officialEFCC Popular opinion is that the purpose for which that agency was instituted has been defeated. The commission has now become irrelevant, redundant, and useless and needs to be dismantled and scrapped forthwith.

Let's be clear: The claim by the chairman of @officialEFCC labelling 60% of students in #Nigeria's tertiary universities as criminals is plainly irresponsible & unconscionable. It is not law enforcement. 1st, it is outside the statutory responsibility of the #EFCC to profile a demographic or social group by reason of or with reference to their station in life. #Nigeria's constitution actually prohibits that. 2nd, it is already difficult enough to be young in Nigeria at this time without having to deal with being officially labelled as expendable by the authority of the Chairman of the EFCC. 3rd, the EFCC was established to go after high profile criminals & #PoliticallyExposedPersons who have designs on Nigeria's patrimony. Those are not students. They are politicians & in pursuit of that species, the record of the EFCC is - at best - abysmal. The only political rogues whom the EFCC is able or willing to pursue are those who are in opposition. Even in that, it mostly has worse than a patchy record. Those of them in the ruling party are patrons of the EFCC. 4th, the EFCC has not provided proof that its claim against or about students is founded on any study or survey that can stand the test of minimal methodological rigour. If it had, then the thing to do would be to make that report public so that its claims can be assessed with due regard to its methods. Above all, even assuming that the EFCC has undertaken a rigorous study to inform this claim, it amounts to an irresponsible waste of public resources to focus on or prioritise students over & above the politicians who have kidnapped Nigeria & hold its citizens & communities hostage to sovereign ransom. It will be interesting to see the EFCC's study on what proportion of Nigerian politicians are involved in criminal pillage or, in fact, what proportion of civil servants or even judges & magistrates are thieves. Until the EFCC Chairman can produce such studies, his attempt to criminalise Nigeria's young people, especially students, must assume its pitiful place in a disreputable pantheon. The Chairman of @officialEFCC has not yet made good on his promise to bring @OfficialGYBKogi to account. He is still unable to comply with the order of @SupremeCourtNg to ensure the retrial of @OUKtweets. The Commission seems congenitally wired to fail in bringing every senior politician to account, including those caught with their hands in the proverbial cookie jar. The EFCC should not be this idle or distracted. It is unfortunate that a succession of public servants with pathetically thin records of achievement turn on Nigeria's young people & students when they should have more important things to do. dailytrust.com/efcc-chair-6-o…

@heritagenewsnet Sad. Police should post the gateman's picture online so the public can help to find him.

🚨 SHOCKING: Okeyson Transport Boss Found Dead in His Own Home, Gateman on the Run Chief Augustine Nwalieze, a 65-year-old manager with Okeyson Transport, was reportedly preparing for church, moments later, he was dead. Family members grew suspicious when his phones went unanswered and his cars remained untouched. But the real red flag? His gateman’s story didn’t add up. First, he claimed the boss had gone out with a friend. The friend denied it. Hours later, the gateman vanished. A search of the house led to a chilling discovery of Nwalieze’s lifeless body hidden inside one of the flats. He had been in the same building all along… while his family stayed upstairs, unaware. Police have launched a manhunt for the fleeing suspect.

Thanks for your response. It makes economic sense. Though everyone expected the govt to begin with low hanging fruits considering the state of the economy at handover. Imagine if those trillions were pumped into supplying constant electricity, food security, and providing affordable petrol and cooking gas, and fix the existing federal roads across the country. Maybe Nigerian people wouldn't have called one- term president.

@nomalyzed @ruffydfire Of trucks can bring food down south in 16 hours instead of 3 days, think for yourself what impact it will have on transport cost, farm wastage, food retail prices. At least you can relate with food. Others see opportunity for investment, new filling station, hotels, industry

We tracked the Sokoto Badagry Super-Highway from both ends this month, the Lagos axis and Sokoto axis. On the Lagos end, the project is currently within Ogun State, stretching from Diya Gate, OPIC Estate, Agbara to Iyana Idoye, Lusada. Sparse work was observed at Odugbe in Lusada, Ado Odo/Ota LGA. The project terminated at Phase 4, Atan with only one side of the road under construction by Hitech Construction Company Limited. At the Sokoto end in Illela LGA, work was ongoing, bush clearing, sand filling, and site preparation. On the section towards Katami, Silame LGA, Sokoto and in Kebbi State, some portions have been completed with concrete paving and solar lighting installed. Progress is uneven and slow. Now here is what has been committed on paper, FEC has approved contracts worth N2.36tn for the highway since 2024, (N947bn for Kebbi single carriageway in August 2024, N456bn for Sokoto 120km section in October 2024 flagoff and N961bn for Kebbi second carriageway for August 2025). Just 3 days ago, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu sent a fresh request to the Senate for a $516.3m loan from Deutsche Bank, the largest single external injection into this project yet. But the Minister of Works, Senator Engineer David Nweze Umahi, CON admitted in February 2026 that only N210.31bn, 9.7% of expected 2025 capital releases have actually been paid to contractors. Contractors across FMWNG projects are owed N2.2tn for advanced work. Commitments on paper. The total cost of this 1,068km highway alone is projected at over N6.5tn, borrowed money, at a time when Nigeria already spends substantial part of her total revenue servicing existing debt. We urgently call on the Federal Government of Nigeria and National Assembly to; - Properly scrutinize every new loan. - Release funds owed to contractors. - Publish quarterly disbursement reports for this highway. - Scrutinise the $516.3m Deutsche Bank loan terms transparently. Citizens deserve infrastructure and fiscal accountability, not one without the other. #Publicfundsmustforthegoodofthepeople #AskQuestions Tracka

@JehuDominion Ko easy rara🫤

Those of you building your x account in this blue tick era You will be far more better than those who builds during the none blue tick era This app will be yours to enjoy in the future . An account of 400k now, builds during none blue tick era, and the highest of blue tick accounts that follows it won't be up to 50k But by the time you building now will reach 400k You will be having about 100k to 200k blue tick handles . You will be the boss then Build this thing patiently

This is teaching nursery school kids how to be heartless and mean to human and animals. Forget about federal ministry of education, every state in nigeria should set up a task force to review all the books currently in use in their nursery, primary, and secondary schools. There are many substandard books in the system now. Authors, publishers, school owners, regulators, and government all want to cash out.

This is the worrisome and problematic passage in the controversial ‘educational book’ that Mrs Mary Queen Udoka reviewed. Is there a moral lesson in this passage? Is this passage suitable and appropriate for Nursery school pupils? Is this passage grammatically correct? Does this passage not promote violence and animal cruelty? Who approved this book for nursery school pupils? Why is the Police meddling in this matter? Arrogant and reckless business owners who have refused to respect consumer rights will continue to pay dearly for their callousness.

@VictorPtolemy_ @Lohiero @ruffydfire Have you noticed the pattern? Any project, policy, or law that will empower the people economically is forbidden. Keep the people down and poor perpetually is the unwritten code.

@Lohiero @nomalyzed @ruffydfire Give them light and rehabilitate existing roads, should I continue?

@naijalife791740 @Lohiero @ruffydfire Oil sure dey your head🤝

@Lohiero @nomalyzed @ruffydfire Constant electricity and security will do far more to our economy than this

@DanielofTruth Hmm. This as an expensive mistake. Thank God she recovered some money by selling the cooked food.

This one is pa!nful This woman has cried out for help after making a costly mistake with a client’s event According to her, she mistakenly scheduled the event for the wrong day entirely And by the time she realized what had happened, it was already too late She had already cooked everything, all the food was ready, arranged and waiting, but no event Now she’s left with large quantities of food and is appealing to the public to come and buy so it doesn’t go to waste

@olamide_adee It's the last line for me😍 "I can see your mail , and I am THE BOSS". You are reporting the boss to the boss📌

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 .

Any right thinking Nigerian knows that this will happen in all the countries where Nigerians are many and overshadowing their hosts. A couple of weeks ago, the Ghanaian President said, " I pray daily for Nigeria to get its act together". If you have wisdom you will understand the 'handwriting on the wall" You are delusional if you think that the woman and her cohorts were paid to mount this campaign. Endurance has elastic limit. Any sane Nigerian home and abroad should not joke with 2027 presidential election. There is nowhere to run to las las.

“Ghanaians should stop renting houses to Nigerians. They should stop leasing shops to Nigerians, and stop selling land to them. A time will come when we will take all those properties back. This country belongs to Ghanaians alone.” — Ghanaian woman.