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We have political office holders:
- bragging about rigging elections to the Press
- threatening oppositions and their supporters
- sending armed thugs to scatter opposition rallies which has resulted in casualties
- stopping opposition from visiting their states with thugs in campaign season
- we have an umpire that's clearly participant.
But you people want to come here and act like the dragging and insults on the internet is the greatest threat to democracy.
Fvck y'all
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Bola Tinubu wants to lock down Nigeria in the name of Ebola cos he cannot campaign.
My goodness. We must not let this happen
Wisdom is profitable to direct.
But many of your are but unwise and unwilling to learn.
Learn to be self aware.
Committing impeachable offenses by the daily. If you’re not scared of what this old fool has in store for us if he somehow retains that seat, then idk.
BUSTED: Uganda Exposes Tinubu Government’s Ebola Lies, Says It Has No Confirmed Cases After Nigeria Reported FCT Patient Arrived From Uganda parallelfactsnews.com/uganda…
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Why has no media house interviewed any INEC official to find out why they refuse to release the voters' register to Nigerians?
@channelstv @tvcnewsng @ARISEtv @NTANewsNow @NewsCentralTV
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You may NOT be allowed to VOTE in 2027⚠️
Your name might have ALREADY been deleted from the voter register!⚠️
@inecnigeria has refused to release the voter register for public scrutiny.
Why? Because this is a deliberate, subtle plot to disenfranchise millions of Nigerians!
We must resist it.
#OCCUPYINEC
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Be ready to take back your country. INEC can’t be allowed to get away with this
Nigerians #OccupyINEC should be our priority!
If that APC INEC chairman can openly break the law by refusing to publish voters register online, we have to begin the #RigandDie2027 from their offices.
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Anyway, this is an APC hate account. Don’t police my hate and I won’t give a damn about whatever you do with your account.
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Today, I celebrate HE Dr Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, the Vice Presidential Candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress as he attains the milestone age of 70 years.
An exemplary leader and quintessential public servant with a genuine heart for the people, HE Dr Kwankwaso’s outstanding record is best measured by the countless lives that have been touched and transformed by his governance, especially those of the less privileged and more vulnerable.
God bless you and grant you many more years in joy, good health and distinguished service to humanity.
May your tireless efforts to build our Nation be crowned with great success.
Happy birthday Sir.
FD
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Happy 70th Birthday Your Excellency, Senator (Engr) @KwankwasoRM
- Former Kano State Governor
- Former Senator of the Federal Republic
- Former Nigerian Minister of Defence
- Jagora Kwankwansiyya
- Vice Presidential Candidate, Nigerian Democratic Congress (NDC)
May Almighty Allah Grant you many more years in good health and service to our dear nation Nigeria.
Which of these things has he done so far, you miserable reprobate?
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VIDEO: Drama As Callers Swear And Attack APC Chieftain On Ibadan Radio Station For Saying Tinubu Is Working And Deserves Second Term parallelfactsnews.com/apc-ch…
The atmosphere was electrifying as Deacon Chris Iyovwaye, met with party faithful in Boji-Boji Owa, Ika North-East Local Government Area of Delta State.
The warmth, excitement and joy expressed by our supporters made the gathering truly memorable.
We sincerely appreciate the enthusiastic reception and the opportunity to connect with our party faithful.
Our vision remains clear: A RESET DELTA that works for every Deltan!
#ResetDelta #DCI2027 #NDC #IkaNorthEast #DeltaState
INEC’s refusal to publish the voters’ register online is deliberate.
They know that people like us will scrutinise the data, identify irregularities, and ask difficult questions.
But there is another troubling possibility: keeping the register away from public scrutiny preserves its commercial value for those who may be willing to pay for access.
Once the data is publicly available, that advantage disappears.
Is INEC protecting the integrity of the voters’ register, or protecting a monopoly over access to it?
































