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"Free thought means the free search for truth, and the free expression of that truth." 🌿🌎

Joined September 2012
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The people must be participants in their own liberation, not merely an audience waiting for another charismatic figure to promise it.
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2,500 for attending APC presidential campaign rally in Calabar 😭😭😭😭
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There's no safety with the colonizers
Why Kenya and Europe are safer together 🇰🇪🇪🇺 Pamoja tunaweza kuimarisha usalama wetu. See op-ed nation.africa/kenya/blogs-op…
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How can the country be like this and you’ll still have the mind to want to snatch ballot boxes for APC? Are you mad?
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Peter Obi on why he was impeached as Governor of Anambra State: “I did nothing. I was a driver with a busload of people who had already passed their destination. I was trying to take them to a good destination, but when they couldn’t stop me, they jumped out, trying to return to where they used to be. So I had to drag them from there, even if they were crying, to the destination we have brought them to.”
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¿Quién mató a Muammar Gadafi 🇱🇾? ¿Quién mató a Thomas Sankara 🇧🇫? ¿Quién mató a Patrice Lumumba 🇨🇩? ¿Quién mató a Samora Machel 🇲🇿? ¿Quién mató a Amílcar Cabral 🇬🇼🇨🇻? ¿Quién mató a Ali Soilih 🇰🇲? ¿Quién mató a Sylvanus Olympio 🇹🇬? ¿Quién mató a Ruben Um Nyobé 🇨🇲? ¿Quién mató a Steve Biko 🇿🇦? ¿Quién mató a Richard Ratsimandrava 🇲🇬? ¿Quién derrocó a Kwame Nkrumah 🇬🇭? Podría seguir el listado. ¿Cuál es la autoridad moral europea para hablar tan a la ligera y, más aún, teniendo ese prontuario en África?
Russia’s expanding influence in Africa carries a darker side: armed pressure, exploitation, and forced recruitment.
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Late Dora Akunyili testified that Peter Obi embarked on a state-wide and multi-sectoral development and that his work speaks for him. When the best eulogises the best. Obi is that man for 2027.
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O Vietnã pais SOCIALISTA está crescendo mais do que qualquer país neoliberal. Esse é o post
🇻🇳 📈 Economia do Vietnã cresce 9,95% no 3° trimestre, registrando o maior ritmo de expansão em 4 anos.
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OCCUPY INEC OFFICES NOW⚠️ OCCUPY INEC OFFICES NOW⚠️ OCCUPY INEC OFFICES NOW⚠️ OCCUPY INEC OFFICES NOW⚠️ OCCUPY INEC OFFICES NOW⚠️ If we don't act now, @inecnigeria will sabotage our 2027 Elections‼️
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You are never making it, honestly. Saudi Arabia and Islam deceive you from one side. America and Christianity deceive from another side. How are you going to make it as a country?
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Corruption is the greatest killer
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INEC allegedly created fake images and issued them voter cards. Now I’m hearing on Arise TV that INEC created an additional 450 polling units without the consent of the National Assembly or the political parties. I think it’s time we teach inec a lesson
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42 students abducted in Borno State have spent 172 days in captivity
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Burkinabe President Ibrahim Traore publicly criticised so-called 'Political Islam' some weeks ago, triggering fierce backlash from certain quarters. For @Spearhead_Af, @sannario_ tackles this thorny topic using perhaps the biggest example in the world as a case in point.
The Fallacy of Political Islam: A Closer Look at Traoré’s Message When President Ibrahim Traoré of Burkina Faso rejected extremism, critics and defenders alike misread his message. In this report, @sannario_ shows why distinguishing between Islam as a faith and political Islam as an ideology of power is critical for the future of Africa—drawing vital lessons from Sudan's tragic trajectory and the Sahel's current security challenges.
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The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has an estimated size of approximately 371,800 officers The Armed Forces of Nigeria (AFN) have an estimated total strength of 230,000 active-duty personnel Nigerian youths equates to more than 160 million young people THIS TWEET IS NOT ABOUT NUMBERS 📍
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Captain Ibrahim Traoré of Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 is right to separate personal faith from political Islam. Being Muslim doesn’t require imposing Sharia or letting extremists use religion to justify violence and division. Facing jihadist attacks, security, skills, and national cohesion come first, not ideology. Sudan’s experience shows the risks of the opposite approach.
The Fallacy of Political Islam: A Closer Look at Traoré’s Message When President Ibrahim Traoré of Burkina Faso rejected extremism, critics and defenders alike misread his message. In this report, @sannario_ shows why distinguishing between Islam as a faith and political Islam as an ideology of power is critical for the future of Africa—drawing vital lessons from Sudan's tragic trajectory and the Sahel's current security challenges.
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Nigerians, pls follow @mundus01 and @mundx_analytics now.‼️🔥 MundX Analytics has been auditing INEC’s data since the 2023 elections. They read IReV polling unit results in real time, flag failures, overvoting, and discrepancies and they do it with proof anyone can check.🫡🔥 They did it in Ekiti and Osun 2026 Right now they are reviewing and exposing the preliminary 2027 INEC voters’ register
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Yes
Honestly, when all the career politicians gang up against a candidate, pay attention, because that's usually a clue he's the best pick.
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The Rountable Episode 9 On Episode 9 of The Roundtable, usual suspects Uche Okorie, Kangmwa Gofwen, Mayowa Durosinmi, Mckay Chukwu, Sannario and David Hundeyin discuss the American-funded NGO onslaught on Africa's legal and regulatory systems with particular emphasis on Bill gates' most recent shenanigans in Nigeria and Kenya, the new Ebola outbreak threatening Africa, the impact of the so-called "AI revolution" in Africa, and the ongoing unrest in France as a symptom of the breakdown of the French global colonial system.
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