Wallahi, in kana da lafiya a rayuwarka, to bawan Allah ka gode wa Allah. Domin wallahi, mutane da yawa suna fama da abubuwa masu tsanani a shiru, wasu ma suna mutuwa a hankali ba tare da sun iya neman taimako ko samun wanda zai saurare su ba. Alhamdulillah alakulli hal.

Comrade Olajide Esan, the Osun 2026 AAC Governorship Candidate, spoke to Nigerian diasporans who are supporting terrible leadership back home. #takeitback

THIS IS HEARTBREAKING This report says that in a certain local government in Borno, 18 villagers were slaughtered because they refused to pay N1000 before they could fetch firewood from the bush. Boko Haram taxes every villager 1k just to fetch firewood. The WORST is that after fetching the firewood, @HQNigerianArmy were allegedly collecting additional N500 from the same people. This means that before a villager could fetch firewood to cook food in that community, they must set aside the following: 1. N1000 for Boko Haram 2. N500 for Nigerian Army Total: N1500 Credit: English Alhaji

Inalillahi wa'innailaihi rajuun 😭💔. We have lost as sister @rinkitay_ Allahu Akbar. May Allah forgive your shortcomings and grant you aljannatul fidaus @rinkitay_. This is her last tweets like she knows she's going to die😭💔. Allah kasa mugama da duniya lafiya. Amin ya haiyu ya qaiyum.

The petition that is baseless and it has no credibility. Nothing will happen to you my dear. We are quietly waiting for the outcome and fully prepared to defend you. Kai in fact not only you, to anyone who feels he can do otherwise simply he or she is connected to the higher authority.. So kwantar da hankalin ki, in sha Allah he won't succeed.

EXPOSED!!! Dear Anambra Citizens, Projects meant for Anambra communities in the 2025 Federal Government ERGP have again been assigned to agencies that have neither the mandate nor the capacity to deliver them. Roads, solar street lights, classrooms, markets, transformers, boreholes and empowerment items cannot be executed by research institutes and training colleges whose statutes point elsewhere. The result is a budget line that looks funded and a community that receives nothing. The figures are specific. ERGP20254117 provides ₦3 billion for roads in selected Anambra communities, in 500-metre lots, under the Federal Co-operative College, Oji River. ERGP20261208 provides ₦3 billion for school furniture and finishes, in multiple lots, under the Institute of Agricultural Research, Zaria. ERGP20262844 provides ₦1 billion for solar street lights in Old Aguata and other Anambra communities under the College of Veterinary and Medical Laboratory Technology, Vom. The same college holds ERGP20262846, another ₦1 billion for roads in Umuchi. ERGP20262706 provides ₦1 billion for asphalt rural roads and drainages in Anambra and Ogun under the Federal College of Agriculture, Ishiagu. ERGP20254123 provides ₦800 million for empowerment items for youths in rural Anambra under the National Horticultural Research Institute, Ibadan. ERGP20260292 provides ₦700 million for 14-bulb solar street lights in Onitsha, Ogbaru and Omambala under the Nigerian Building and Road Research Institute, Lagos. ERGP20254120 provides ₦700 million for grains in Njikoka/Anaocha under the Nigerian Institute of Oceanography and Marine Research. Classrooms, markets, halls, transformers and boreholes across Anambra Central are also listed under the Ishiagu agriculture college. A cooperative college trains cooperators. A horticultural institute researches crops. A veterinary laboratory college handles animal and laboratory science. An oceanography institute studies the sea. None of these bodies has the engineers, procurement structure, site supervision or legal duty to certify a road, a power line, a classroom or a market. Placing the project on the wrong desk breaks accountability before work begins. The ministry that should own the project never designs it. The agency that receives the allocation cannot implement it. Procurement is confused, release is delayed or diverted, and when the road fails or the light never comes on, no officer can be held to the certificate of completion. Roads belong with Works. Street lights and transformers belong with Power or the Rural Electrification Agency. Classrooms belong with Education. Boreholes belong with Water Resources. Clinics belong with Health. Lawmakers who nominated these lines should explain the choice of agency. The Budget Office should not release funds to bodies that cannot carry out the work. The named ministries should state, in writing, who will design, supervise and certify each project. Anambra residents should put the same question to their representatives: if the agency on the budget line cannot build the road, light the street or equip the school, who answers when nothing is delivered? Track the codes. Visit the sites. Demand a name. #AskQuestions #GetInvolved

Nigeria’s electoral workers must be well paid. @inecnigeria staff cannot be expected to safeguard the integrity of our elections while being poorly compensated. @inecnigeria staff deserve a minimum wage of ₦500,000. Electoral integrity must begin with decent working conditions and a living wage for the people entrusted with administering our elections. If these workers continue to be treated with contempt, I will join them to boycott the 2027 elections, they have every right to organize and demand better conditions, including through lawful industrial action. No decent wages, no credible elections! #SOWORE2027

Nigeria: Borno’s Forgotten Children Today, it is 144 days since 42 school children of Askira Uba LGA Borno state were abducted by gunmen. Since their abduction on 15 May 2026, more people have been abducted across the north. No child should go through what children are going through now in Nigeria. Education should not be a matter of life and death for anyone. Nigeria is failing children once again in a horrifying manner. The future of thousands of school children in Northern Nigeria remains bleak as hundreds of schools in some states have been closed indefinitely due to rising insecurity. Many children abandoned education due to the psychological trauma of witnessing violent attacks or living in captivity.  Government of Nigeria must do more to safely and securely rescue all school children in captivity. Suspected perpetrators must be held to account.

Ni wlh ba aure zanyiba. Su kudena matsawa rayuwata Dan Allah😔😞🤧

PHOTOS-NEWS: Today at the Federal High Court to attend criminal proceedings. One matter was adjourned, and I am currently in court for a second case.

Agidan ubanwa akace ma in kahadu da izala ba Sallah tsakanin Ku? Kuma wayacema izala su yan demokaradiya ne da baza'a masu sallama ba? Duk sanda na hadu da wannan bawan Allah se na zuba mai mari wlh🤧

Traffic laws at school bus stop 🚏🛑 Can this work in Nigeria?

Ned Nwoko’s “Mosquito Trial” Ends in Defeat, we Won The Federal High Court has brought the so-called “Mosquito Trial” to an end and we won. The case, instituted by the Nigeria Police, on behalf of the so-called billionaire, Ned Nwoko ended ingloriously today after four years of legal proceedings. Justice Emeka Nwite struck out the case. It began in 2022, when the Nigeria police arrested me following a cybercrime complaint by Ned Nwoko. I was accused of cyberbullying Mr. Nwoko because @SaharaReporters had published a report about his foundation and its widely publicised campaign to eradicate mosquitoes in Africa. The allegations went even further. I was accused of suggesting that donors were being scammed in the name of the mosquito-eradication project. But I asked a simple question, if mosquitoes could not be eradicated around his own residence in Abuja, how exactly did he intend to eradicate them across Africa? That question landed me in court. For four long years, I stood my ground. Today, the case has ended and we won. They tried to turn journalism, criticism and legitimate questions into a criminal case. They tried to intimidate me, but they failed. Four years later, the mosquito has finally been swatted. Truth may be delayed, but it cannot be permanently buried. We won. #Sowore2027

TINUBU MUST GO!

On the petrol subsidy matter, and other ideas, cheating is not allowed! Nigeria cannot continue recycling failed politicians who suddenly discover the ideas they once opposed. If you have had your opportunity and failed, perhaps it is time to retire from the political stage. @atiku, @PeterObi, @officialABAT and others take note! #Sowore2027

PRESS CONFERENCE The DSS-led case could not proceed as scheduled because the Court stated that the lead Judge, Justice Mohammed Umar, is bereaved. However, we held a press conference to respond to questions and provide clarification regarding @officialABAT terrible health condition.

They have every right to do whatever they want as long as human rights is concerned.

“I’m over 40 with nothing to show for it…” 🥺

Dr. Peter Gregory Obi's Many Inconsistencies In Ongoing Presidential Bid 1. On Statistics and Figures: Obi built his campaign on being the "statistics candidate" who thought he was running to become the Statistician of the Federation, but was repeatedly fact-checked for reeling out contradictory and unverified figures on live TV — from poverty rates, to unemployment, to China's capital, to Egypt's power generation. The numbers changed from one interview to another. 2. On Anambra Record: He claimed he left Anambra with huge savings and no debt, and that he never borrowed. Records from the Debt Management Office and his successor, Willie Obiano, showed Anambra did have debts and that much of the claimed savings were tied funds and donor monies, not liquid savings. 3. On Subsidy Removal: He had severally declared during his presidential bid and after that subsidy removal was the best way to go and that he would remove it immediately. However, in October 2026 he changed his position and began criticizing subsidy removal, contradicting his long-held stance. 4. On Privatization: He condemned the privatization of public assets as cronyism, yet he defended his chairmanship of NEXT International and his role in Anambra's privatization deals as transparent. 5. On Party Ideology: He left APGA for PDP, called PDP a structure of criminality, left PDP in May 2022 calling it corrupt and undemocratic, joined Labour Party calling it the party of workers and ideology, joined ADC, ran away before primaries, then allied with PDP figures for his campaign structure while in NDC. 6. On Consumption to Production: His central mantra was moving Nigeria from consumption to production, yet his own wealth and import business "NEXT" was built on massive importation of consumables, including alcohol and foreign goods.

Just imagine 🤦🏾