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Get up, stand up, Stand up for your rights. Get up, stand up, Don't give up✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
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Replying to @tvcnewsng
@tvcnewsng I have never seen a tv station that makes excuses for the president or his political party the APC ..
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The killings in Nigeria are tragic and unacceptable. But while we call for justice and accountability, we must also recognize that foreign powers, including the U.S. 🇺🇸, can’t define our solutions. Nigeria must reclaim its peace on its own terms. #Nigeria #Leadership
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Nigerian Feminist Demand justice for Ochanya Elizabeth Ogbanje - Sign the Petition! c.org/QXxgDRkBnx via @UKChange
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Replying to @Omojuwa
@Omojuwa People go on protests because their cries for justice, fairness and accountability are ignored. When institutions fail and leaders refuse to listen, people are left with no choice but to raise their voices. The sad part is, instead of fixing the system, the same ruling class elites recycle themselves in power while branding the frustrated masses as arsonists.
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This is absolutely disgraceful and an embarrassment to public service. Fighting over public funds in the middle of the secretariat? The @GovRiversNG needs to immediately investigate this and ensure every kobo of that N22.2 million is accounted for. The people deserve better!
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The health system in Imo State is a death trap. 💔💔 From FMC Owerri to Imo State Specialist Hospital, people go in sick and come out in body bags. Maternal mortality is among the highest in Nigeria our mothers and sisters are dying like chickens because of failed leadership and rotten infrastructure. This is pure wickedness.😡 God save Imo State.
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A 6 year sentence for Simon Ekpa feels like a mere slap on the wrist. The scale of destruction and the number of lives lost as a result of his inflammatory remarks demand a much harsher punishment 25 years would have been more appropriate.
You publicly called @PeterObi a thief and a fraud, even daring him to sue because you claimed to have evidence. Now that he is pursuing legal action, you resort to calling him a dictator. That is nothing but cheap blackmail.
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The only way omojuwa @Omojuwa gets traffic and engagement on his page is by calling and shouting Peter obi.
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Replying to @sowore
@sowore This is deeply troubling. The reported assault and forced transfer of Omoyele Sowore by a team from the IGP Monitoring Unit especially one led by a Chief Superintendent raises serious questions about the rule of law, police accountability, and the state of civil rights in Nigeria. If a high-profile activist like Sowore can be treated in this way.denied legal access, violently manhandled, and injured then it says a lot about how ordinary citizens are likely being treated in silence and darkness.
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Without talking about Obi, @Omojuwa fades into irrelevance. Man needs Obi’s name to farm engagement and secure his paychecks. Clout-chasing is now a full-time job.
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If he can pull that off with a jet, just imagine the kind of chaos he’d unleash behind the wheel of a car. That pilot seriously needs anger management classes.
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Ever since you @Omojuwa came back from Abuja, you’ve turned Peter Obi into your full-time project. I get it nothing boosts your engagement quite like taking a swing at him.
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