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I just feel Tinubu is the worst president that Nigeria can ever have, we’ve hit rock bottom with him. Nobody can out fail and out wicked him.

@A_Salkida You mean we should get rid of our local politicians and import from Rwanda?

For two decades, we have complained about each government, yet conditions keep deteriorating. Look closely. Many of today’s opposition figures are the same people who held power in the administrations we fiercely criticised. This is not change. It is rotation. If outcomes must improve, well-meaning Nigerians must insist on systems that stop the recycling of individuals who switch parties after each election cycle to seek votes. Only strong institutions, not personalities, will break this cycle.

@WestAfricaWeek @TheoAbuAgada In other words, he's about starving Mr Hundeyin. 😆

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@xagreat 😆😆 😆

Is it right for a Muslim to marry an APC member?

NADECO Democracy imprisoned our kids from kano.

@Ops4Choice Is this man new here? Once day break, just pick an agenda that aligned with your bias and run with it. No one cares about what's right or wrong here oo.

Peter Obi’s point is not that Abacha was good. It is that the people who told us Abacha was bad are now doing what Abacha did.

An NADECO member declared state of emergency to settle political scores and suspended the democratically elected Governor!

@SoprialaMembere Do they need to waste resources on any survey? The incompetence is staring at them. Unless they are pretending not to see it.

So wait o....APC contacted a reputable firm to do a survey and the report is clear; Tinubu is very unpopular amongst ordinary Nigerians and only popular in the SW and slightly in more popular in parts of NC. So i get it now o 😆 I wish I can say more but, Mallam was right o

@SoprialaMembere 😂😂 😂

He is not speaking for me.... He is not my South South brother at all....

@SoprialaMembere They will look for a fight and start running back home to shout "Collective South"😀 Other South no deserve juicy positions, na only to come join war.

We no hear and your propaganda!!!🤣😂😂

NADECO If in 1993 they told you the activists would have power and Nigerians would complain, Will you believe it?

@SaharaReporters Where is his useless knocks when his brother suspended a democratically elected governor? Tribal bigot.

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We are buying fuel at N1300 per litre and you say the person in charge is not worse than Abacha. Be serious please.

@SirJarus Ribadu lost Lagos, the state of ACN leader. Any other talk of a meger and lack of campaign is just grammar.

ACN did not actively campaign for Ribadu in that election. There was also a collapsed discussion on alliance between BAT/ACN and Buhari/CPC. The merger talk collapsed and everyone went their way. And there were rumours that GEJ flew BAT to Abuja on the eve (?) of that election. There were rumours of deal with GEJ/PDP by BAT. Most importantly, I doubt there was a world in which GEJ was going to lose that election. His popularity was insane. His "I have no shoes" mantra, his name Goodluck and manner of becoming governor and later president, his meek nature etc endeared him to many Nigerians at the time. Buhari even did that well in part because of protest votes/mobilizations from northern politicians/voters who believed GEJ usurped the slot of the north after Yar'adua death. GEJ was going to win Lagos. ACN no too go all out for Ribadu like that. Even my landlord at the time, a diehard Tinubu/ACN politician, voted for GEJ rather than Ribadu, his party's candidate.

@jaymilayusuf Forget blender first, we are eating NADECO today. 😂

3 in 1 Ninja blender is now 500k plus. May Almighty Allah punish tpain and all his supporters.

@BolajiADC ADC should be on Aljazera and CNN by now. Nice one.

BREAKING ADC is taking its fight for democracy global. As part of our efforts to strengthen international engagement, we are establishing a Special Representatives Network across key global capitals to engage foreign governments, amplify credible information about Nigeria’s political environment, and counter one-sided government narratives. This comes amid growing attacks on our members, attempts to undermine our leadership, and efforts to restrict political participation ahead of the 2027 General Elections. Our representatives will engage foreign governments, international media, democracy institutions, and the Nigerian diaspora, providing regular briefings on political developments, human rights concerns, and electoral integrity. We are also launching a National Documentation Initiative to systematically track and report incidents affecting political participation across Nigeria. From Washington DC to London, Brussels to Addis Ababa, ADC is building a global platform for accountability. Nigeria’s democracy must be seen, heard, and defended everywhere.

As a Tinubu supporter, how can you post this Abacha video when there's a similar video of your oga making the same announcement suspending a democratically governor in River State? It's ridiculous, because Abacha did his in Khaki, while Tinubu did it wearing Agbada. 😂

@Mr_JAGs Same difference

@Timi_The_Law The man you quoted is not the party chairman of ADC.

Malami, who was Attorney General when this travesty happened is now in the ADC. What do you say about that? Was Malami in NADECO too?

@Riddwane You love Tinubu that's dealing with Nigerians today because he's Yoruba. This is how these things works.

It is either you lack a pricking conscience or you mischievously just want to feign ignorance to the prevailing sentiment of the Abacha period. How could Abacha be considered a benefactor of any region, much less the Southern Nigeria, when his murderous junta killed numerous activists fighting for the very democracy you enjoy today? Consider the list of activists mowed down by Abacha’s deadly Strike Force and ask yourself if anyone would not celebrate the death of such a brute potentate: Alhaja Kudirat Abiola, the second wife of the presumed winner of the 1993 presidential election, Chief Moshood Abiola, was assassinated in Lagos on June 4, 1996 by Abacha’s Strike Force. Alhaja Suliat Adedeji, a businesswoman and political figure was killed at her residence in Ibadan on November 14, 1996. Chief Alfred Rewane: A NADECO chieftain and one of the financiers was shot dead in his Lagos home on October 6, 1995. Rear Admiral Olu Omotehinwa, a retired Naval Officer, was assassinated in his home on May 22, 1996. Omotehinwa was targeted during the Abacha regime for his alleged ties with NADECO activists. Dr. Shola Omoshola and his cousin, Nelson Kazeem were killed by a bomb blast along Airport Road in Lagos in 1996. Madam Bisoye Tejuoso, Iyalode of Egbaland and mother of a prominent Egba king was murdered in Abeokuta on September 19, 1996 Rear Admiral Babatunde Elegbede, former Military Administrator of Cross River State, got assassinated in Lagos in 1994 under a rain of over 70 bullets from unknown gunmen. Former Chief of General Staff and prominent pro-democracy politician, Gen. Shehu Musa Yar’Adua, died under mysterious circumstances in Abakaliki prison on December 8, 1997 after being court-martialed and convicted for treason by the Abacha junta. Tunde Oladepo, a senior correspondent with The Guardian newspaper, was murdered in Lagos by five masked gunmen after series of critical articles against the murderous Abacha regime. Toyin Onagoruwa, son of Olu Onagoruwa and a human rights lawyer who served as Attorney General under Abacha but later fell out with the regime, was shot in front of his father’s house by men who dragged him from his car on the night of December 18, 1996. Mr. Femi Oyewo, a medical director at Pfizer PLC and June 12 activist was murdered in Lagos on Christmas Day, 1995. The list goes on… There are hundreds of others who suffered limb amputation and bodily harm all in the name of June 12 election annulment.