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“I have said I am not a saint but at least, I have saved something as a governor. I have challenged just one person who has saved 10% of what I saved but nobody has come out”
HE Peter Obi
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How many of you have received this card from your APC leaders?
75k every month on it 😂😂
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That tweet from Kwankwaso really did a lot of damage to Atiku's camp.
He just squeezed them hard at their blokos before grabbing their neck.
But to be honest, the obsession was becoming too much. It seems they don't have any other thing to discuss aside from Peter Obi and Kwankwaso.
Election is 3 months away and these guys are still spreading rumours of coalition. 😅
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I’m hearing that Atiku is now ready to step down for the Obi/Kwankwaso ticket.
This is good for our democracy.
Obi and Kwankwaso are OK!
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“We are now grown men, and at this stage of our lives, we will continue to speak truth to power, even if it costs us our lives. We must do this for the sake of our children’s future because one day, they will ask us what we did to make life better for them.”
— Pastor Odumeje
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Lol, Wetin tinubu do this Yoruba guy?🤣🤣🤣
“All this narrative that APC has structure….We Nigerians that are feeling the heat ARE THE STRUCTURE. I’m personally erecting a banner for Peter Obi in Badagry, I’m not a party man and I didn’t collect money, I’m doing it voluntarily. Peter Obi is the man with accountability and credibility.
Even if tinubu is attacked verbally, it’s because of his policies….As it stands, Nigerians have woken up; I can tell you a lot of people who voted for tinubu because he’s a yoruba man but now they’re feeling the heat.
The hardship that Nigerians are facing has never been witnessed before in history. Married men wearing suit/tie are LAPPING themselves because of the increase in transport cost…..”
— Man gives tinubu a piece of his mind.
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Lol the last time Nigeria was actually defeating Boko Haram was when an Igbo man was Chief of Army Staff. Lt Gen Azubuike Ihejirika, 2010 to 2014. He created the 7th Division, armed the soldiers and took territory back. For once Boko Haram was losing.
Then the conspiracy started from the North.
Northern politicians, notably Muhammadu Buhari in his 2013 BBC Hausa interview, said the Federal Government was killing Northern youth and that Boko Haram fighters should get amnesty like Niger Delta militants. At the same time a whisper campaign spread. That this Igbo General was not fighting terror but using the war as a pretext to avenge the Civil War. An Igbo man who went to save Borno was accused of going to punish the North.
To finish him an Australian negotiator Stephen Davis claimed Ihejirika himself was sponsoring Boko Haram. It made no sense. How can the hunter be accused of feeding the beast. Ihejirika denied it and went to court but the damage was done.
In January 2014 he was removed. What happened after. The army collapsed. Boko Haram took 14 local governments, declared a caliphate in Gwoza, took Bama and Chibok. The man who was winning was removed because his victory did not serve politics.
You politicized the army, turned promotion to patronage and justice to tribe. Now you call on Igbo youths who value their lives to bring those lives to your altar of bloodlust. To die for an army that sits on a mat with terrorists in the North and parades Igbo boys half naked on the road in the South East.
An Igbo man is not built for hypocrisy. Our culture celebrates only integrity and accountability.
This is why they stay away.
It's looking like the Commander is begging now, but in the long run the Southeast will end up regretting the decision made by their sons and daughters of not joining the Military. #Sentinel
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From today henceforth, i will be identifying active twitter accounts that are strong supporters of Peter Obi to give them shout out and lift so they can be influential and visible on this street.
In the next 90 days we need more voices to amplify our message, and to pushback APC.
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Chiwetalu Agu was born in 1956, he was already 11 years old before the Biafran genocide.
He is a Nollywood veteran and an African movie legend.
He was publicly humiliated by the Nigerian Army because he stood in solidarity with his people,the same people the Army is begging today to enlist.
They don't even respect our elders, they'll never treat gumi this way.
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2027: Don’t repeat the mistake of voting for APC — Former Jigawa Governor Sule Lamido warns Nigerians
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Días después de denunciar la persecución contra los cristianos en Nigeria, el reverendo Ezekiel Dachomo vuelve a estar de luto, mientras sepulta a más miembros de su iglesia en medio de los continuos ataques y persecución de parte del Islam en Nigeria.
¡INTERCEDAMOS A DIOS POR LA IGLESIA PERSEGUIDA EN NIGERIA Y POR EL REV. EZEQUIEL DACHOMO! 🙏
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Bandits & the army VS Igbo youths & the army
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NOW, this has got to be one of the most heartbreaking scenes out of the French protests. The woman literally had to watch and cry through the looting of her expensive shop as one of the protesters hold her back. She was made to watch it in real time.
I don't understand what she's saying in French but someone claimed she was a liberal explaining to the protesters who were robbing their family store that she was on their side & even voted for them to be brought into France & voted to defund the police. But they just laughed and held her aside to watch the show.
Seen something like that before in 2020 - George Floyd. But like i said, it now appears these French riots will make George Floyd protests look like a walk in the park.
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DO YOU KNOW that Britain played a key role in the amphibious invasion of Calabar in October 1967. Recently declassified documents reveal that Britain covertly supplied Nigeria with the critical military hardware needed to enforce blockade of Biafra and execute the seaboard invasion. These included:
* Naval Support: Britain supplied the Nigerian Navy with patrol boats and ammunition that helped secure the waters and blockade the Biafran coast, setting the stage for the Calabar assault.
* Massive Arms Supply: The British government secretly shipped millions of rounds of ammunition, machine guns, and artillery to ensure the Federal troops were heavily armed.
* Diplomatic and Strategic Backing: British officials openly supported Nigerian unity to protect UK oil investments (specifically Shell-BP facilities), and British Royal Air Force (RAF) officers were deployed to advise the Nigerian military on air strategies during the wider conflict.
So, Biafra was not fighting only Nigeria; it was also fighting Britain, a world power.
