DIN retweeted
APC influencers don’t know the difficult job they’ve collected.
You’ll see the force you’re battling against soon. Im sure little by little, the fire in people’s bellies will begin to burn.
The anger will be evident and people won’t vote that useless party that will tell us to be patient but buy SUVs for youth leaders.
You’ll not believe your eyes. I will push from my end and I implore everyone to do the same, we are better together, we must remove Bola Ahmed Tinubu from that presidency. He has done his bits but we cannot continue anymore.
Nigeria first.
DIN retweeted
Tinubu told you not to vote for him for 2nd term if he can't give you 24hrs electricity.
So he's watching now to see if you are actually stupid.
DIN retweeted
If you are a Nigerian and you attend a concert hosted by any Nigerian artist this December, you are a foöl.
I have not seen a completely useless industry like the entertainment industry here.
The reason they remain relevant is that we don’t keep them on their toes. So they do as they like, come online to do giveaways whenever it pleases them, and flaunt their luxurious lifestyles and vehicles for you people to debate about who is richer and who drives more expensive cars.
The radio silence from your celebrities is very intentional. Since Tinubu came into power, Wizkid, Burna Boy, Asake, Tems, Yemi Alade, Tiwa Savage, Ayra Starr, Rema, Adekunle Gold, Zlatan, BNXN, and EVERY other person in that industry have said absolutely nothing about the government. Not a single criticism, not even an attempt to encourage their fans to get their PVCs. Lmao, they can’t even publicly tell their fans to vote for a candidate because most of them are friends with people in Aso Rock.
You see how I did not mention the likes of Davido, Olamide, Ajebo Hustlers, Teni, Dandizzy, and Duncan Mighty? These ones are not even subtle about their support for APC and Tinubu. They are either friends with ST, take APC gigs, or dine with Tinubu himself.
If not for the fact that we are very unserious people, no one should be taking Davido seriously after that gimmick he pulled during the Osun State election.
All of them in that industry don’t rate you people, especially those of you who act like fatherless children defending some of them on social media every time.
The election is in January. Most of them will travel out of the country, then, after the election, they’ll come back to host shows, collect money from you people who are suffering, and come on stage at 3 a.m. after keeping you standing from 10 p.m. They might even kick some of you in the face.
But I guess Nigerians have a humiliation kink. If you hold these people accountable and keep them on their toes, they will be on their best behaviour. But then, there’s nothing like cancel culture here anyway.
Nigerian celebrities, pastors, and politicians are God’s favourites. They hit the jackpot by having people like you in their lives.
Tinubu has failed woefully, and that’s why we’re voting him out. If Obi wins and fails too, we will massively vote him out.
No politician deserves blind loyalty. Four years is not a joke, add four years to your current age and imagine how much of your life that is.
DIN retweeted
Vote for Accountability ✅
Vote for Credibility ✅
Vote for a better Nigeria 🇳🇬
Vote NDC ✅
Vote for Peter Obi ✅
Nigeria will be better again ✍️
DIN retweeted
Trump is evil and he’s answering all these questions and taking accountability, you can’t even ask Tinubu his age without DSS kidnapping your mother kai
We all knows that Tinubu has failed in many ways but because of money being given to some people and rubbish tribal inclination is what makes many look away from it and be campaigning for him.
Let y'all conscience judge if it's not yet seared.
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DIN retweeted
In 2012, Goodluck Jonathan increased petrol prices from ₦65 to ₦145 per litre. Nigerians protested, forcing a partial reversal to ₦97.
In 2015, he lost his re-election bid.
Today, Nigerians are facing another massive fuel price shock. Petrol prices have risen from about ₦185 to over ₦1,300 per litre, representing an increase of more than 600%, with the 2027 election fast approaching.
History does not always repeat itself, but Nigerians have a long memory.
2027 will be a major test of whether economic hardship translates into electoral consequences.
DIN retweeted
Deborah was murdered.
Her murderer was caught and charged to court.
Today, the judge looked the victim’s family in the eyes and told them she was no longer interested in the case because they had discussed it on social media.
The judge said social media should judge the case.
Deborah might never get justice.
Deborah’s murderer might walk free.
Deborah could’ve been any of us.
This is not fiction. This happened today, in Nigeria.
Truly, this country is a horror movie.
It is not well.
DIN retweeted
I keep reiterating how dangerous fencists are, they’re worse than actual supporters.
Chameleons even, gfb






















