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I’m so proud of Gen Z Nigerians. An AWAKENING has begun! Although small & still in the shadows, things are shaping up for a showdown. I’m a sucker for Stories of Victory, how underdogs get to win. We Millennials fought hard. I have hope for you guys. I'm proud of you—more than proud. I hope you can accomplish what we could not. I am desperately rooting for you. In fact, I’m more than impressed! You should continue to use your Twitter, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, & Instagram, to spread messages like these. You guys have entered the Conservatory of Soro Soke 2.0; a school of diehards. You’re about to graduate from the School of Hard Knocks, your rite of passage is complete. You are those who fight so that others can live. Your lives are at stake. Families are at stake. Your future hangs in the balance. And so you fight! You fight because you have no other choice. You have courage, I give you that! We Millennials are scattered all over the world. Many are raising kids now & are quietly exiting the stage. Nigeria stole & destroyed our youth. My hope is that you will find the courage, the wisdom, & the tenacity to continue with the good fight. What politics has destroyed, let your courage fix it. I SEE YOU, ALL OF YOU! Don’t allow the APC to complete what they started. Don’t allow Janjaweeds to steal your youth as well. In 2027, apply the Osun Formula: take their money (ALL OF IT) & vote them out! Your lives depend on it. The money belongs to you, they stole from you. VOTE WISELY, VOTE OBI/KWANKWASO & take your lives back! 💪

These videos summarize the Tinubu economy. They took the time to dissect everything. Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu is a very wicked man; "wicked" is even an understatement! Since the debate on bringing back the fuel subsidy started, a lot has happened. His handlers now post ten times within 24 hours. He has pandered to the Hausas, those he didn’t find worthy for juicy appointments. Now the governors have spoken. They said, “we are not responsible for the economic hardship.” He quickly called APC governors to the Villa for an emergency meeting. Yesterday, his wife launched another audio $1 billion "Renewed Hopelessness" program. Meanwhile, they are still talking about CNG on paper after 3 years. Something has shifted. Aso Rock is in panic mode. All their foot soldiers have been visiting media houses to try to persuade the public & calm angry nerves. They knew they could have done a lot to ease the suffering, but they are heartless. They have no humanity in them. They removed the subsidy on fuel & electricity, yet subsidized their own lifestyles. Nigerians were left to suffer & gnash their teeth for 3 solid years. He borrowed recklessly & squandered it. Come 2027, we shall vote them out with anger

FACTS!

Don’t say anything. Don’t explain anything. Don’t debate anybody please. Just retweet, repost and share everywhere.

Aliko Dangote, the number one beneficiary of government subsidies and waivers, is now the one accusing “foreign interests” of being responsible for underdevelopment of Africa. LOL! Dangote patronizes every corrupt regime in this country and contributes to campaigns of rogue politicians. They want us to leave Bola Tinubu, the 36 State Governors, Wike, Akpabio and his colleagues in the National Assembly and start fighting “foreign interests”. How come that these foreign interests are unable to keep Asia down? Africans are the ones primarily and actively underdeveloping the African continent. No foreign interest or intelligence agency can effectively sabotage the development of a country without internal collaborators. This blame shifting that we are doing in the name of “Pan-Africanism” will not take us anywhere.

“There two standards I see in Nigeria: one standard for the north & another standard for the south. Whenever a few Igbo boys have gotten angry & reacted, they sent Air Force, Navy & Military to go & stop them. They take armored tanks to the east. But we see Fulani boys stand & speak on the internet, they say anything, do anything, & nothing moves. Instructions are given for nobody to move.” ~ Pastor Sarah Omakwu

ITS ALWAYS A CHURCH ITS ALWAYS ON A CHRISTIAN HOLIDAY/ CELEBRATION ITS ALWAYS A PASTOR OR A REVEREND FATHER KIDNAPPED But somehow it's not religious... Iyukudimi🖐️

When they want you to win the league, they ensure all things fall to your favour and later cry out when it's too late to make amends.. a ploy to look not involved... Of course it's the betting league!

I spent 9 days in detention, They took me from Lagos to abuja Because I Aired my opinion on Moniepoint Charges - Moniepoint Customer, Adebayo Oluwanifemi shares his sufferings on his arrest. I’m reposting this because the world needs to see this evil.

I thought there are boundaries to international and territorial waters? If the Governments on the West Coast of Africa can't call the Chinese government to a table, then its military (navy) should get into action, impound these illegal trawlers and arrest these illegals!

Dear Representative @RepRileyMoore, I write to you with grave concern regarding the breadth and character of Christian persecution in Nigeria and the role of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in enabling, normalising, or failing to prevent these abuses. Public discussion has too often narrowed this crisis to Fulani actors in northern Nigeria. This framing is incomplete and misleading. There is mounting evidence that APC officials across regions, not only Fulani actors are implicated through negligence, complicity, political cover, or direct abuse of state power. Equally important, Christian persecution in Nigeria is not confined to killings alone. It includes extrajudicial violence, mass arrests, abductions, extortion, electoral brutality, disenfranchisement, manipulation of results, destruction of livelihoods, and targeted arson against Christian communities and businesses in the SOUTHERN region of Nigerian These abuses constitute a pattern of systemic repression rather than isolated security failures. Critically, insufficient attention has been paid to Eastern Nigeria —the largest predominantly Christian bloc in the country — which is currently experiencing multiple, intersecting forms of persecution under President Bola Tinubu’s administration. Reports from civil society, local legal groups, and independent observers indicate: Extrajudicial killings by armed elements allegedly operating within or alongside security forces made up of ex bokoharam Abductions of Christian commuters on major highways in the East; Mass arrests, arbitrary detention, and extortion of innocent Christian civilians; Severe human-rights violations during the 2023 elections, including brutality, intimidation, and disenfranchisement of voters; and politically linked vandalism and arson of Christian-owned businesses in Lagos that resulted in loss of life and livelihoods. Rather than addressing these realities, the federal government reportedly committed $9 million in public funds to U.S. lobbying to manage international perceptions — a move widely interpreted as an attempt to deflect scrutiny rather than protect vulnerable citizens. Taken together, these developments demonstrate that the crisis is structural, political, and partisan — rooted in the conduct of the APC — and therefore requires structural, not cosmetic, remedies. I summarise the core issues that warrant congressional attention: 1.Pattern of violence against Christians nationwide, including in the East. 2.Systemic human rights abuses — arbitrary arrests, extortion, and excessive force by security actors made up of recruited ex boko haram members particularly in Eastern states. 3.Election-related abuses in 2023, including intimidation, disenfranchisement, and irregularities that disproportionately affected Christian-majority areas. 4.Targeted destruction of Christian property, including arson in Lagos that resulted in fatalities. 5.Questionable foreign policy alignments and security partnerships that have not translated into civilian protection, accountability, or justice—Tinubu’s defence pact with Turkey. 6.Use of public funds for U.S. lobbying rather than for domestic security reform or victim compensation. These trends collectively suggest that the problem is not merely insurgency, but governance failure under the APC. The U.S. should back a peaceful pathway to separation, given the state’s failure to protect religious minorities in all parts of Nigeria, not just the North. Congress should impose sanction on all implicated APC officials, including President Tinubu where warranted, not just actors from the North. Formal U.S. scrutiny must extend to Eastern Nigeria, covering security-force conduct, abductions, extortion, 2023 election abuses, and politically linked arson in Lagos and other cities. Washington should press for a legal review of the APC—with the possibility of its dissolution—following court-led accountability models similar to Canada

I introduced the Nigeria Religious Freedom and Accountability Act of 2026 with Rep. Chris Smith to confront the brutal persecution of Christians in Nigeria. This legislation will hold radical Islamic terrorists accountable for murdering Christians for their faith in Jesus Christ. I will never stop fighting for our persecuted brothers and sisters.

Rev Father Emmanuel has been in kidnappers’ den since 2nd of December 2025 - a priest from Zaria Diocese. Please help me share it as wide as you can. I am exhausted 😰😰😰💔💔

Nigerians, PAY ATTENTION! There are much bigger issues at hand! N500m was released to Bola’s SA on (Media & Communications) for strategic global media engagements. In essence, for propaganda! Guess what? Only N36m was released to the Ministry of Health to cater for 230m Nigerians. The Federal Ministry of Transportation received just 1% of the N256.73 billion allocated to it for capital expenditure in the 2025 budget. I have a working theory. I will hazard a guess: Part of your 2025 budget is what the City Boys used to buy branded buses for their campaigns. Debt servicing will take 45% of government’s revenue this year. It will rise to 53% next year. Borrowing will rise 43% this year. Federal contractors are owed 2.2 trillion Naira. For every N100 FG makes, N45 goes to debt repayment. This will increase to N53 next year. Borrowing rate will increase by 43% this year. Out of the ₦858 billion budgeted for electricity tariff under Subsidy Allocation arrangement in 2025, only ₦60 million was released. Aso Rock will go off grid by this time next month. Bola is migrating to solar full-time. Good luck to those waiting for stable electricity & industrialization. Your sense of optimism is obviously misplaced! This man removed your subsidies & widened the tax net. Yet, borrowing ballooned. Debt servicing ballooned. He has executed three budget cycles; ALL failed woefully. Poverty & insecurity are rising. Joblessness cannot be quantified, the numbers are staggering. Nigeria is more fragile now than during the military. PDP prioritised governance over politics. APC prioritized politics over governance. That is the reason Nigeria is in shambles. Ministries, Departments, & Agencies did not receive funding in 2025. Those that got received less than 10% appropriation. That is why Nigeria is a huge mess, it’s unsustainable. Five states account for 57% of all fraudulent “federal government projects.” They are Imo, Lagos, Kwara, Abia & Ogun states. A total of ₦8.61 billion altogether. This is more than half of all funds linked to fraud in the report. There are 92 fraudulent projects under the Bola Tinubu administration. Hundreds of projects remained incomplete or have not commenced, despite the plenty lies & budgetary allocations. 99 FG Projects were abandoned. 660 FG Projects are still ongoing. 471 FG Projects were not executed. 471 were never started. Out of the 2,760 federal government-funded projects tracked across 28 states? Only 1,438 were completed. Federal contractors were paid, communities were shortchanged, legislative oversight failed. I ASK AGAIN: What has Bola Tinubu done with my money?

NIGERIA 🇳🇬 Catholic priests staged a protest against the continued persecution of their brother priests in Nigeria @FrUgochukwu

Dear Rep Riley Moore, when you visited Nigeria, we applauded your sharing with the American people your encounters with victims of terrorism. Your effort and those of your team probably forced Nigeria government to invest in hiring a US based lobbyists to begin the job of desensitizing the American people through commentaries and misleading publications denying, diminishing, or minimizing the genocide in Nigeria. Given that you stated that your visit to Nigeria did not take you to any serious discussion of dividing the country, we can infer that you may have been shielded from visiting and interacting with those that would tell you that the only solution to the problem is diving the country. That said, the solution to Nigeria being a jihadist conquered territory is to reduce the territory the jihadists can claim. Should we allow the Jihadists control only the core Sharia states in the north or should we let them control the entire country, which would preserve the jihadists desire to slowly and steadily decimate indigenous people (Christians and Muslims) and take over their land.  Based on our lived experiences, our assessment is that Nigeria cannot be fixed. We hope it does not take the world eternity to come to this realization. Nigeria cannot be saved and saving Nigeria means letting Jihadists slowly wipe out the indigenous people in Nigeria. The government of Nigeria has enabled the invasion and cannot be trusted to stop it.  Please, let us not repeat the mistakes of Rwanda. @WalidPhares