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JUST IN: 🚨 THIS COUNTRY IS GONE. 💔
Politicians infiltrate the NYSC list with fake identities, sew NYSC uniforms for them, and deploy them as polling officials on Election Day.
— Mike Igini, former senior INEC official.
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Seyi tinubus company turned out off the lights at the tollgate just before the #LekkiMassacre as ordered by the now dead buhari #EndSARSMemorial will always live in our hearts
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We can’t forget the #EndSARS protests, during which the Nigerian government, under APC leadership, destroyed the lives of many young Nigerians. They called it lies and nothing has been done. 💔
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Officers of the Nigerian Police Force Caught Brutalizing Residents and Forcing Them Into Danfo Bus on Ayodele Street, Ebute-Metta Under Yaba LCDA in Lagos State
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“If Tinubu himself said Nigerians should not vote for him if he failed to fix electricity, why should anyone ignore that promise now?” Sheikh Sunusi Khalil challenges Tinubu’s campaigners.
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I’m ready for anything. Nigerians are suffering, and we can’t keep quiet anymore. If this is the end, so be it.”
— HE Peter Obi
This is not ordinary talk. This is the sound of a man who has watched Nigerians suffer for too long and has decided that silence is no longer acceptable.
While people struggle with hunger, insecurity, and a system that keeps failing them, some leaders still pretend everything is fine. Peter Obi is saying the opposite: enough is enough. The suffering is real, the pain is visible, and continuing to keep quiet only makes it worse.
His readiness is not about drama. It is about commitment. If defending the votes of Nigerians, demanding accountability, and pushing for a better country comes with risk, then so be it. The alternative more years of the same hardship is already a slow form of ending for millions.























