Ayo, I'm from Edo State and I support Peter Obi. I have never insulted or called out Governor Adeleke, Tunde Onakoya or anyone else for taking a picture with a politician or sharing their political views, and there are millions of Obi supporters just like me.

Why do some of you keep talking as if Nigeria is made up of only Yoruba and Igbo? Obi's support cuts across Edo, the South-South, the Middle Belt, the North and beyond.

Those of you who keep pinning tribal or ethnic motives on Obi's supporters are being dishonest, and frankly, wicked.
People get called out on the internet every single day, by supporters of every party and every tribe. That's what the internet thrives on. It isn't an ethnic conspiracy.
Stop using a few loud accounts to paint millions of people with one brush.

Akwa Ibom residents are dirt poor, can’t even afford cinema tickets and the entire state is falling under the weight of poverty and political boy-boy

But hey , “brand new” airport even though only Ibom Air currently uses it 🤦🏾‍♂️

Lately, I’ve tried as much as I can to stay away from topics like this. But you see, a lot of people don’t talk about these things because they believe it’s just a matter of time before their time comes — so why not just patiently wait?🤷🏼‍♂️
Others will look at you as someone who’s just looking for a seat at the table when you say these things, so people keep suffering and smiling.
At the end of the day, Akwa Ibom people (masses) has no business being poor with all the resources at its disposal.

💙 💡

Lol. @TheSerahIbrahim, I'm surprised that you refused to drag Phyno the way you used to drag Davido. Maybe it's because you're a noise maker who hate successful people.

Anyday I post something and Tinubu/APC supporters start to agree with me, that's the day I'll deactivate this account.

Same with Lagos and Ogun

That rig and die thing really got to APC. lol

FooIish girl, Olamide and Wande Coal were also that picture, why do you want to single out Phyno?

Ọ ma ye e pa

You’ve sadly reduced yourself to low IQ intentionally ignorant conversations.

There’s Olamide, Seyi vibes, wandecoal but you are pointing out just Phyno.

That was the only tweet you saw due to your height, try climb fence.

😂😂😂

No, we will NEVER go to court again; I can assure you. No one can rig us out 2027. Their only plan is to demoralize voters not to come out. They want to defeat us before election. They want us to believe our votes will not be counted and that INEC is already compromised. Once we accept it, we are finished. We must confront INEC professionally with our AI professionals.

ATIKU = A = Alpha.

Amaechi= A = Alpha

Kenneth Okonkwo = Arinze

Ahmed . B. Tinubu = A = Alpha.

Everywhere good 👍

Kwakwakwakwakwa

Fellow young Nigerians and well-meaning citizens,

Let us reject disinformation meant to weaken our mobilisation or turn us against the electoral process. Not everyone at INEC is opposed to a free and fair election. We must not make the Commission an enemy or direct harm toward its officials. Capable professionals, the party, and the Presidential Campaign Council are already engaging INEC constructively. Trust the leadership handling these matters.

We must also stay alert. Some interests within the APC government appear eager to force unnecessary ICT procurements on the Commission and may use public pressure for that purpose. Do not fall into that trap. Let those best placed to handle institutional engagement do so, while we focus on the decisive work of the people.

The Osun elections have been an eye-opener: the more voters we bring out, the harder it becomes for anyone to rig the outcome. Nearly 50 million undecided voters remain open to persuasion. Take our message to every community, campus, and market where our opponents struggle to reach. Present our candidate, promote the party’s logo, and bring out new voters who have never participated before.

Young Nigerians, we especially urge you to present yourselves to be polling agents and Vanguards at all levels. Your presence at the polling units is one of the strongest protections of the people’s will.

To INEC, we say: Nigeria needs free, fair, and credible elections. We encourage you to succeed in that duty and stand ready to support every effort that strengthens the integrity of the process.

Stay focused. Organize. Mobilize. Vote and protect your votes like your life depends on it. Surely, our lives depend on it. High turnout and disciplined participation remain our strongest path to victory. Together, we will secure the future Nigeria deserves.

Signed,
Mallam Ibrahim Hussain Abdulkarim
Director-General
National Campaign Council
Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC)
#VoteNDC
#NigeriaWillBeOK

Yes. Why you dey ask?

Lol. @TheSerahIbrahim, I'm surprised that you refused to drag Phyno the way you used to drag Davido. Maybe it's because you're a noise maker who hate successful people.

H.E. Peter Obi has these regions on total lockdown 👇

South East ✔️
South South ✔️
North Central ✔️
North West ✔️
Lagos ✔️
FCT ✔️

The South West and North East have the most work to do.

H.E. Atiku has a strong hold on the North East. Pres. Tinubu is banking on the South West, but he will be in for a rude shock. He has Governor Seyi Makinde to contend with, and NDC is also preparing some critical surprises from the South West.

Tinubu has no visible path to victory.

#ANewNigeriaIsPOssible

The girl is trying her best not to proof madam Tutsy right.

You go still come out, it's just a matter of time. 😂😂😂

WASTAGE IN GOVERNMENT: A BETRAYAL OF PUBLIC TRUST

Government money is not the personal wealth of those in power. It is the hard-earned contribution of citizens, meant to provide quality education, accessible healthcare, good roads, clean water, reliable electricity, security, ities.

Yet, when public funds are spent on unnecessary luxuries, excessive convoys, wasteful foreign trips, inflated contracts, and projects that serve political interests rather than public needs, the people are the ones who suffer.

Every naira wasted is a potential classroom left unbuilt, a hospital without adequate equipment, a road left unrepaired, or a young person denied an opportunity to succeed.

Good governance is not about how much government spends, but how wisely public resources are used to improve people’s lives.

We need a government that prioritises the welfare of its citizens over political extravagance, eliminates unnecessary expenditure, publishes transparent accounts, and ensures that every naira delivers measurable value to the people.

The time has come to replace waste with prudence, corruption with accountability, and empty promises with tangible results.

Our resources must work for the people, not for the comfort of those in power.

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