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DN WORKS 🎬 retweeted
Nigga thinks singing an old national anthem is treason, but probably thinks electoral violence, buying votes and other forms of rigging is a sound political strategy of the great master strategist.
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HE Peter Obi in Delta today.
#NigeriaWillBeOK
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See Wike playing politics of "omo ibo will divide Nigeria". It has works so well for nearly a century that the APC instead of campaigning, are just discussing Peter Obi and Anambra.
If Nigerians are truly the fools APC believe we are, we will find out in January 2027.
"The man (Peter Obi) disobeyed the national anthem and was singing a different anthem. A whole national anthem of a country was being sung, yet a man who wants to become President of Nigeria would disobey and sit down."
— FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, criticises Peter Obi over singing the old national anthem during yesterday's Obi-Kwankwaso town hall meeting in Ikeja.
Your eba dey for fridge mehn😂😂😂
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If you’re eligible to vote, don’t wait until election day.
Go and collect your PVC and make sure you’re ready to participate.
Your vote is your voice.
Use it.
Support and vote Seyi Makinde for President
Bimbo Adekanmbi for Governor
And all APM candidates from top to bottom.
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Seyi Makinde: I Am Not Running as Anyone's Deputy; I Am Offering Yoruba People an Alternative
Ojy: So, you don't believe Yoruba voters see you as a betrayal?
Seyi Makinde: I think Nigeria is currently at a crossroads. If the solution must come from a Yoruba president, then Yoruba people must have choices. I am not running as someone's deputy; I am the one running.
The inability of this administration to tackle economic challenges, insecurity and other national issues is not a Yoruba agenda. As a Yoruba man, I am offering an alternative to the Yoruba people.
During the kidn@pping incident in Ogbomoso, I expected the President to call me. However, I tried reaching out to him, but my calls did not go through. Up till today, I am yet to speak with him.
"I'm currently involved in getting opposition parties to start looking at what is in the best interest of the country. Bourdillon people are in Tinubu's cabinet. For me to support President Tinubu in 2023, we agreed on a Government of National Unity, and I thought he was going to honour that agreement."
— APM presidential candidate and Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde.
Chai just imagine
Yoruba Presidency in the gutter.
President Tinubu does not have the interests of the Yoruba and the nation at large at heart.
“I tried to see the President when our children in Orire were kidnapped........
I made an attempt. I called the state Chief of Protocol, he didn't pick..”
Governor Seyi Makinde on Arise
Baller🎉
Allow me to Introduce myself 😉
Re- Introducing
Adewole Abdul-samad Adetunji
B.Sc(Ed) Physics
University of Ibadan 🎓
A time was had 🫰🏿❤️
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DN WORKS 🎬 retweeted
It is now clear that "Call your people to order..." is reserved for Peter Obi only.
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Reflecting on life and the sorrow of losing a beloved one.
This morning, I attended the commendation service for my dear brother, Chief Okey Ezibe. He was a good man who sincerely cared about others, supported people during times of need, and freely devoted himself to improving the lives of those around him. His death is a painful reminder of our shared responsibility to one another through kindness, love, and service.
As I reflected on his life and the sorrow of losing someone so dear, my thoughts returned to my visit yesterday to Yelewata in Benue State, where more than 270 Nigerians were reportedly killed in a single night.
I found myself contemplating the unimaginable suffering of the families left behind: husbands mourning their wives, wives mourning their husbands, parents grieving the loss of their children, and children left without parents. I thought of homes suddenly deprived of the people who gave them purpose, families whose lives have been irrevocably changed, and communities struggling to grasp the scale of their loss.
If the death of one person who meant so much to us can leave us overcome with grief, what must families endure when several loved ones are taken from them in one night? What does it mean for an entire community to lose more than 270 of its members?
That is why we must never permit ourselves to become desensitised to tragedy. The loss of human life must never be reduced to a statistic, nor should the suffering of our fellow citizens become something we merely read about, briefly acknowledge with sympathy, and then leave behind.
Every Nigerian life has value. Each life taken represents a devastated family, a future cut short, and a nation made poorer. We must create a country in which safeguarding human life is not only a constitutional obligation but also a fundamental standard by which governance and leadership are judged.
May the soul of my dear brother, Chief Okey Ezibe, and the souls of all those who perished in Yelewata rest in perfect peace. May God give their families the strength and consolation to endure a loss that no family should ever be forced to bear.
A nation must never lose the ability to feel the suffering of its people. -PO
