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@RazorSharpener1 @afrisagacity @PeterObi When you're yapping Who on the ballot is more qualified??

@afrisagacity With lower class he is more qualified. @PeterObi you are not just mad but a raving mad ediotic fool. Common Onitsha market trader Atiku brought to political limelight. E no go better for you obi,your whore wife and children bloody bastard desperate moron. Criminal

“So many Nigerians are more qualified than I am but they are not on the ballot. Among those on the ballot, I am more qualified.” -Peter Obi on a Media chat with Rufai Oseni.✍️

@EkeneAninze @WorldTrenNews I no support Atiku and the rest of them that are after personal interests But you see you and a lot of your law colleagues in this app have become more of engagement farmers for Elon pay People can't get solid "law perspective" from you guys

@WorldTrenNews Because I reported a judgement? Clown.

I told Atiku, the son of Abubakar, that by insisting he must contest the election under ADC, he has chosen to sit on a gunpowder ready to explode at any time. Today, that warning appears to be staring everyone in the face. Justice Lifu of the Federal High Court has ordered INEC to deregister the ADC and four other political parties. According to Justice Lifu, the affected parties failed to satisfy the minimum electoral performance benchmarks required by law. He agreed that they failed to secure at least 25 per cent of votes in any state during the presidential election and also failed to win any elective seat at the federal, state, or local government levels during the previous electoral cycle. The court further held that allowing non-performing political platforms to remain registered weakens the integrity of Nigeria's multi-party system. Recall that this suit was filed on April 23 by the National Forum of Former Legislators (NFFL), with the Attorney General of the Federation, INEC, and ADC joined as defendants. With this judgment, whether you belong to the Nafiu Bala faction, the David Mark faction, or the Dumebi faction, you are no longer existing in the eyes of the law until this judgment is successfully overturned on appeal. The court also stated that there should be no party activities from the affected parties. This is exactly why I have continued to say that Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso really dodged a bullet. Politics is not just about ambition. It is also about timing, calculation, and understanding where the landmines are buried before taking the next step. I am Ekene Aninze Esq.

@LOlp456 @DamilolAdeyem1 @MrIgwe8 @deolarepublic Tinubu supporter??? 😂😂 Eat shit bro

@14_Prospa @DamilolAdeyem1 @MrIgwe8 @deolarepublic You are an animal

To the Igbo folks on my TL, why? There is something that has been bothering me for a long time, and I believe it is time to speak about it openly and honestly. For years, many Nigerians have heard the phrase "Lagos is no man's land" propagating from red cap wearing profiles. Every election cycle, every major political disagreement, every ethnic controversy seems to bring this conversation back again. My question is simple, why? Why is it considered wise to repeatedly make divisive statements that many of your hosts perceive as dismissive of their history, identity, and attachment to a place they call home? Nobody disputes the fact that Lagos has benefited from the hard work, investments, creativity, and enterprise of people from every corner of Nigeria. The Igbo community, in particular, has contributed immensely to the growth and prosperity of Lagos. That contribution deserves recognition and respect. But contribution and ownership are not the same thing. When people open their cities, communities, and opportunities to you, should the response be rhetoric that unsettles them? This is not a Lagos-only conversation. We saw similar tensions emerge in South Africa. Many of us mocked South Africans when controversies arose over traditional authority structures and claims of influence by immigrant communities. We called them backward. We called them xenophobic. We called them ignorant. But let us ask ourselves honestly, was it wise to provoke people in ways that fed their fears and insecurities? Was it wise to install an Igbo king in KuGompo? Whether those fears were justified or not, did confrontation solve anything? Now we are back here again because of another controversial statement. Another round of anger. Another round of ethnic arguments. Another round of Nigerians attacking each other. And I find myself asking, when will this end? When will the voices that constantly provoke and antagonize learn that coexistence requires sensitivity? When will the reasonable and thoughtful members of the community begin to challenge the loud and arrogant voices that keep dragging everyone into unnecessary conflict? When will actual well meaning Igbos start to call out their divisive brothers? Before anyone misunderstands me, let me be clear. No tribe is entirely good. No tribe is entirely bad. Every ethnic group has its saints and its troublemakers. But when the loudest voices are also the most provocative, they eventually become the face outsiders see. Fair or unfair, perception becomes reality. That is why silence from the sensible majority is dangerous. If the loudest people continually make statements that create resentment, and nobody within the community pushes back, outsiders begin to assume those voices represent everyone. Nigeria already has enough problems. Our economy is struggling. Our young people are leaving. Our institutions are weak. The last thing we need is another generation growing up convinced that they should view their fellow Nigerians through the lens of ethnic suspicion. The truth is that millions of Igbo people and millions of Yoruba people live, work, build businesses, raise families, and support each other every day without conflict. That reality should be strengthened, not undermined. So I ask this not in anger but in genuine concern: Can we stop saying things that unnecessarily provoke our hosts wherever we go? Can we stop treating every disagreement as a contest for dominance? Can we learn that respect is not weakness, and sensitivity is not surrender? Because in the end, no community wins when mutual trust is destroyed. We all lose. And Nigeria loses most of all. I'm tired.

@DamilolAdeyem1 @MrIgwe8 @LOlp456 @deolarepublic Try to stay up to date bro She hired her fake crowd to play victim about how the govt demolished a place cos "she's from there" She's the governorship candidate of her party & can do her thing when campaign starts but should expect counter if she fakes crowd

@14_Prospa @MrIgwe8 @LOlp456 @deolarepublic Why not oppose her based on qualifications but based on the fact that "she's not from this village" You must think you are talking to an illiterate lol

@DamilolAdeyem1 @MrIgwe8 @LOlp456 @deolarepublic You have your point but this your example is pure clowning Doris Vs Otti is foolery cos we are talking about competency. Doris has a questionable history and suddenly she's aiming for governorship the exact same tenure Abia started to see positivity in 24 years

@MrIgwe8 @LOlp456 @deolarepublic Why must you lie? People who can't allow fellow Igbos to hold political posts will allow Yorubas to do the same? x.com/i/status/20625… Even though Yorubas allow Nigerians into their political positions, it doesn't mean we are stupid or weak. We've given enough for y'all.

@Ubando001 @GbengaAbidoye1 @Nedumcity_ Do you know what IPOB means?

@GbengaAbidoye1 @Nedumcity_ 🤣🤣 e don’t even know the meaning of Kachalla

Adeleke is supporting Tinubu because he has roots in Osun State, Frank Nweke Jr is supporting Peter Mbah because he has roots in Nkanu Land, Bashir and Wasappin are probably supporting Bandits and terrorists in Arewa North because they have roots in Islam. If they explain Nigeria to you, you may go insane.

@bioleque94 @instablog9ja They should pick up all the youths too for ENDSARS protest??

@instablog9ja If government should pick up Gumi, they must pick up Obi too.. infact Nnamdi kanu created the ESN terrorist group that killed a lot in the south east and this man said he did nothing wrong.

There is No Reason to Detain Nnamdi Kanu. He Did Nothing Wrong — Peter Obi Former Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has reiterated his opposition to the continued detention of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) leader, Nnamdi Kanu, insisting that no one should be arrested simply for expressing their views. Speaking in Washington, Obi said he sees no justification for Kanu’s detention and urged authorities to embrace dialogue rather than repression when dealing with agitators. “I have said this repeatedly, there is no reason for detaining Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. You cannot arrest somebody just because the person is speaking on radio,” Obi stated. Drawing from his own experience in politics, the former Anambra State governor argued that criticism and name-calling are not criminal offences. “I am a politician, people have been calling me names, it’s not an offence,” he said. Obi extended his position to all separatist and political agitators across the country, saying engagement remains the most effective way to address grievances and preserve national unity. “Even all agitators; if I was in government today, I will discuss with them and engage with them, I will consult them. Because I believe if they have a reason for whatever they want to do, it’s only by engaging them we will learn and see how we can resolve this,” he added. The former presidential candidate, however, acknowledged that he currently holds no government office and therefore lacks the authority to act on such proposals. “But I am not in position to do anything today,” Obi said.

@neo_officialll You no fit relate to this one You get bro and mums wey fit press u up to millions in one call

It is not your fvcking responsibility to care for your siblings and take care of your parents. It is not your fvcking job. The two adults that had unprotected sex and gave birth to you and your siblings should have had plans for your future before bringing you here.

@JamiluSufi The insecurities he's been hammering since is now touching everybody

For the first time, I agree with Peter Obi. There is no justification to continue detaining Nnamdi Kanu. But let me speak directly to our Northern Governors and this government: The same system that keeps Kanu in detention is busy pardoning and reintegrating known terrorists. Under Tinubu: - Over 700 repentant Boko Haram and bandit members have been released and reintegrated since 2023. - February 2026: 117 released in Borno. - 2025: Over 300 completed rehabilitation in Gombe alone. We tolerate nonsense. We integrate killers. We release those who slaughtered our people, while locking up political voices. This selective injustice is disgusting. Free Nnamdi Kanu Now. Stop releasing terrorists back into our communities. The North is watching. The blood of the innocent is watching. #FreeNnamdiKanu #StopIntegratingTerrorists

@Desmund_Oris The way you guys come up with these bullshit stories ehn Does Messi know about this tactic you're accusing him of 😫😂

You guys think Messi didn’t know what he was doing choosing America over Saudi Arabia? He won Copa America in Brazil in 2021, he then went on to win the World Cup in Qatar in 2022. He left Europe and went to MLS where the next Copa America would be played. A year later he won his second Copa America in 2024. He saw the World Cup 2026 would be played in America where he is already thriving in with Inter Miami. If you think he chose America just because of his family, you’re wrong. He has been preparing himself to defend the title 😭😭

@The_BeatOven Even the crude we heavily depend on, we don't refine , if not for dangote recently. The so called heavy spending on subsidy is more than enough to set up several refineries which means more revenue for the govt but never , they are focused on the quickest cash

Nigeria has a serious processing problem. Processing becomes extremely difficult when logistics, security, and power (electricity) are all very expensive. Take jam-making, for example. We could be making a killing in this sector. Yet fruits go to waste every season simply because there is no reliable electricity to preserve them. Fuel costs eat deeply into overhead, and you have to pay duties at multiple checkpoints when transporting food across states. How do local producers and processors compete with international brands that don’t face these same challenges?

@OgarEmmaOwogeka @PeterObi @realkenokonkwo Our lawyers are now engagement farmers cos wth is this write up

PETER OBI DO NOT HAVE ANY REPUTATION TO PROTECT: Here is why; As a lawyer, I find the defamation suit reportedly instituted by @PeterObi against @realkenokonkwo rather curious and difficult to appreciate from a strategic standpoint. The essence of a defamation action is the protection of a reputation that has been unjustly damaged. However, where a public figure has been subjected to prolonged public criticism, political scrutiny, and widespread debate over their actions and statements, the practical challenge becomes demonstrating that the alleged defamatory statements have caused a fresh and measurable injury to an already contested public image. Does Peter Obi even have any reputation to protect? I doubt he has any reputation to be defamed. Reputation is not what a person value himself but what others value him. Peter Obi is banking enforcing a reputation that is long dead, therefore an action like this is laughable. In a democracy, political figures inevitably expose themselves to intense criticism, and the law of defamation must be carefully balanced against the constitutional right to freedom of expression. The courts are not intended to become venues for settling every political disagreement or silencing harsh opinions. Nevertheless, whether the action succeeds or fails ultimately depends on the specific words complained of, whether they are statements of fact or opinion, their truth or falsity, whether they were published to third parties, and whether they have lowered the claimant in the estimation of right-thinking members of society. Let me emphasize it here again, right-thinking members of the society does not include members of the OBIDIENTS movement. E. O. Ogar, Esq.

@MerryJames63344 @officialABAT Moved money in proxy accounts abi he was looting funds under the guise of national security 😂😂😂 Helping Nigeria economy but his loots are still being discovered till date, and his kids even brag about it I think we are done here bro 👍👍👍

@14_Prospa @officialABAT A man under Sanctions? He moved money in proxy accounts so that it will not affect Nigeria's economy. Why was he able to implement projects even under sanctions? He brought peace to Liberia and Sierra Leone, and positioned us as the powerhouse... What has democracy achieved?

Fellow Nigerians Today, we celebrate democracy and the enduring Nigerian spirit. For 27 unbroken years, since May 29, 1999, Nigerians have chosen their leaders through the ballot, witnessed peaceful transitions of power, and resolved disagreements in courtrooms and legislative chambers—not through violence. We have experienced the longest stretch of civilian rule in our history. Our democracy is not perfect, but it is ours, and we must continue to defend and strengthen it.

@MerryJames63344 @officialABAT Anyways I understand what you mean. Nigeria now has worse leaders moving forward that the previous ones are beginning to look like saints. But I'm never whitewashing that thief Abacha. Nigeria has not had a bigger thief than him

@14_Prospa @officialABAT Who performed better than him? Apart from the kind Murtala Rabat Muhammad, who else? Abacha gave us security, respect and the Nigerian football team was ranked fourth in the world under him. He protected Bakassi from Paul Biya and France. It was taken from us after his fall.

@MerryJames63344 @officialABAT Wow bro A typical "give em peanuts & steal the barn" case. Bare minimum Abacha stole Abiola's mandate, the peoples choice, the most free & fair election Nigeria ever had Bakasi was a matter of time, it was already gone when the govt ceded it during the Biafran war. War crime

@MerryJames63344 @officialABAT Jesus , are we whitewashing abacha today 😂😂 A known kleptomaniac and power drunk fool

@14_Prospa @officialABAT You don't know Abacha then

@appiecule The clock is ticking man, we should be worried We've seen how our boards are always "busy doing nothing" during transfer windows, until it closes, then they call up la masia kids to fill up roles. Then we go on to win laliga and one more, then get dropped on UCL quarter finals

Am I disappointed that Bernardo Silva won’t join? Yes. Am I going to blame the board for weeks? No. The reality is simple: once Real Madrid entered the race, it became almost impossible. They can offer a 33-year-old Bernardo Silva a starting role and a higher salary. Barcelona can’t realistically guarantee him a place ahead of Pedri, De Jong or Fermín. At Barça, he would have arrived mainly to strengthen the bench and add depth, not as an undisputed starter. Flick clearly doesn’t see Bernardo as a necessary piece of his project, while Mourinho is reportedly pushing hard for his fellow countryman because his team lacks creative midfielders and sees Bernardo as a key solution. That’s why I’m not overly frustrated. Bernardo is a great player, but my priorities remain clear: a striker, full-backs and a top centre-back. Those are the signings I’ll judge the board on before the season starts.

@MerryJames63344 @officialABAT Abeg oo which abacha 😂😂 Nigerian has been swimming in corruption through civilian, military, democracy governments till date and still swimming. We need a total overhaul. A lot of people need to be unloved

@officialABAT Democracy killed us. Nigeria was better under the military, especially the Abacha regime. Nigeria is bleeding. Don't you see? There's nothing to celebrate Sir. What has the civilian government brought to us except pains? APC brought chains. Get our children out of the bush first

@BolanleCole You defamed someone on national tv, they person said you should come and prove it or chop fine. Why do you have a problem with that?

Do you know how many false allegations, lies, and negative claims are made against Atiku Abubakar on this app every day? Yet, he has never written any letters or resorted to suing anyone over them. If Peter Obi cannot tolerate criticism as an opposition figure, how will he handle criticism if he becomes President? Such an attitude could lead to the use of state institutions and security agencies to intimidate or go after those who express opposing views.

@_Ston667 @officialEFCC Tinubu's administration is committing their own atrocities that the next administration will bring to justice

@officialEFCC 100% of d people being convicted for huge crimes public funds stolen Dey all worked for previous regimes not Tinubu’s but Tinubu is the man who is now bringing them to justice

Alleged N2b Nigeria Air Fraud:   How Sirika Allegedly Used Ethiopian Airlines as Fake Nigeria Air-Witness   The 12th Prosecution Witness, PW12, Christopher Odofin,   in the trial of the former Minister of Aviation, Hadi Abubakar Sirika, on Wednesday, June 10, 2026, told Justice S.C. Oriji of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT,  High Court Abuja, how Sirika allegedly passed off an aircraft belonging to Ethiopian Airline as that of the promised Nigeria Air by the government of the late President Muhammadu Buhari.   The decoy aircraft, adorned with the livery of the promised Nigeria Air, found its way on the tarmac of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja on May 27, 2023, being three days to the expiration of the tenure of the Buhari government and was flown back to Addis Ababa in the morning of May 29, 2023, being the handover date to the successor government.   Hadi Sirika is facing prosecution by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC on amended six-count, bordering on alleged abuse of office and misappropriation of public funds to the tune of over N2 billion, alongside his daughter, Fatima Hadi Sirika, son-in-law, Hamma Jalal Sule, and Al Buraq Global Investment Limited.   The contract for the setting up of Nigeria Air was awarded to Tianaero Nigeria Limited, belonging to Gabriel Tilmann, a close associate and friend of the former minister.   Reading from a portion of contract agreement with Ethiopian Airline, the witness, an investigator with Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC said “The aircraft will depart from Addis Ababa (ADD) late evening of May 26, 2023 for it to be positioned early morning of May 27, 2023 at the Abuja (ABV) airport. The aircraft will stay in ABV airport for static display of Nigeria Air livery until May 28, 2023. The aircraft will leave ABV airport early morning on May, 29, 2023. The chartered flight will be operated by the Ethiopian Airline crew in Ethiopian Airline uniform. The Federal Government of Nigeria and Nigeria Air may put together local models who will be in Nigeria Air uniforms to pose for ceremonial pictures. The models may come to Addis Ababa so they may fly with the chartered flight to ABV.”   The witness told the court that the display of the aircraft in Abuja International Airport was deliberately planned to coincide with the end of the first defendant’s tenure as Nigeria’s Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development on May 29, 2023 and to pass the aircraft off as the actualization of his promise of the return of Nigeria Air. After the less than 72 hours display of the aircraft, he stated that the Nigeria Air logo was removed from the aircraft and flown back to Ethiopian Airlines in Addis Ababa.   The witness further disclosed that the investigating team was also able to ascertain that Ethiopian Airlines entered into a charter arrangement for the static display of the Nigeria Air livery for a duration of just three days, beginning from May 27 to May 29, 2023 based on information and documents received from the airline following a letter from it, dated June 12, 2023, in response to the EFCC’s request for information regarding Nigeria Air. And that though the purpose of the contract was for the establishment of Nigeria Air, the charter agreement with Ethiopian Airlines was entered on May 24, 2023, five days to the expiration of the defendant’s tenure for just a static display of the Nigeria Air logo on an aircraft.   All the documents tendered in evidence by the prosecution were shown to have been duly signed, authorized, and accompanied by certificates of identification and were not objected to by any of the counsels to the four defendants. Among the exhibits is a compact disk containing a voice note from the first defendant, Hadi Sirika, marked Exhibit 37, which the prosecution counsel applied to be played in the court at the next adjourned date.