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Lagos, Nigeria
Joined November 2009
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Don't mistake friends of the throne as friends of the king. The allegiance is different.
Chief Inno retweeted
NDC House of representative member Afam Ogene - I have not heard one minister from South west troll Gov Seyi Makinde for contesting to be president,what Dave umahi is exhibiting is the old colonial mentality of my master's right or wrong
In summary, Tinubu is a failure. The govt and Gencos know this is a period of low water inflow to dams for hydro power generation, yet they allowed shortage of gas to the other generating plants so we are suffering double catastrophe at the same time.
Both Tinubu and his inept minister of Power who was reeling out statistics the other day should go.
Minister @fkeyamo, are you having amnesia now?
Here is a reminder of you on live tv.
MTN should go take the blame for this!. 100% responsibility and full compensation to the man.
NCC should now see reasons why number recycling is a very bad idea. They should also be a party to the case as their regulations led to this.
THIS LADY’S DAD BOUGHT A NEW SIM AND GOT ARRESTED BY DSS.
“MY DAD BOUGHT AN MTN SIM AND IT BECAME A NIGHTMARE. On 28th July 2025, my dad bought a SIM directly inside an MTN shop and registered it himself with his own NIN. The picture of my dad I put in this video was the day he bought this sim and the MTN shop he bought it from On 30th Nov 2025, DSS arrested him and detained him till 2nd Dec, around 11pm — for a crime committed by the OLD user of that same number. We thought it was over after he was released. On 30th October 2026, Interpol invited him. They had already picked up 5 innocent people my dad had called with the number sometimes around last year, When they investigated, they saw it was the SAME number DSS had arrested him for before. Interpol confirmed no agency informed them he had already been arrested for this same issue. They said DSS did not do their job properly , the system wasn’t updated that this line has been reassigned and has a criminal history. Now they are saying it is an international case and other agencies can still come pick him up. My dad now lives in fear, trauma, sleepless nights for a crime he knows NOTHING about. As his daughter, I can’t even concentrate at work. I am scared something bad will happen to him. This is negligence. How do you sell a SIM that still carries another person’s crime to an innocent Nigerian who registered with his NIN? That is why we are suing MTN for negligence and for all the trauma they have caused my family. We have all evidence of the arrests. No family should go through this.”
Omo! The uncompleted jobs stolen with the bag is heart wrenching.
This looks planned. Cos how does someone randomly walk into a hotel, head up the elevator and into that particular room like he had all the information needed including the room number and that the door would be slightly opened.
URGENT PUBLIC APPEAL
I never imagined having to make a post like this, but I desperately need your help.
On October 31, while covering a wedding at Oriental Hotel, Lagos, my bag was stolen from inside the bride's room.
The bag contained my MacBook Pro M1 and
FOUR external hard drives holding approximately FIVE weddings yet to be delivered to my clients.
These are not just files. They are people's once in a lifetime memories, months of hard work and my livelihood.
Thankfully, we have obtained CCTV footage showing the individual entering, taking my bag and leaving the hotel.
I'm offering a N500,000 REWARD for credible information leading to the identification of this individual and recovery of my belongings through the appropriate authorities.
Please you can send a message or call this number for any update 09033892670
Please guys help me repost abeg, this is very important please. 🙏🏾
Chief Inno retweeted
Since last Friday, Lendsqr has been battling a wave of cyberattacks.
We are safe, lost no money and no data, and no customer account has been compromised. But we've lost sleep and I have probably drunk a barrel of black coffee.
But that is not because they forgot about us. When a few fintechs got hit in early October, we turned on ourselves, found over 800 issues in our own systems and spent three weeks fixing them. That was three weeks before the attacks reached us.
This wave has been going through the technology world since early October. Binance lost about $6.3 billion after one engineer's laptop was compromised. Railway told every one of its customers to change all their secret keys. Hundreds of developer accounts on GitHub have been taken over with stolen tokens.
Abroad, companies come out and say it, and the next company learns. In Nigeria, we keep quiet. Every company whose people have spoken to me in confidence over the last few days has either been breached or lost money, and not one of them has said a word in public. So, the same people walk into the next company with exactly the same trick.
I'm done keeping quiet about it.
The way in is almost always a developer: stolen GitHub tokens, infected laptops, and fake recruiters sending a "test project" that compromises your machine the moment you open it.
If you are a developer, revoke every GitHub token you have ever created today and scan your machine. If you run a company, turn on two-factor authentication everywhere, remove everyone who has left, change your keys, and pick up the phone when anybody asks you to change where money goes.
I've written up everything: how they came at us, what we did, and every attacker address we saw, so you can check your own logs. The link is in the first comment.
Thank you to Muyiwa Olufon and the team at @hinokisecurity for standing with us.
Abeg, make we speak up. Fraud thrives in darkness.
Chief Inno retweeted
Master of Arts with Distinction in Performance (Acting).
Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts.
You could tell that dude led her on, the entire time they were together.
He made her feel she was leading the narrative, but nada. He won silently.
I couldn't have believed Omojuwa did not understand the economic implication of local manufacturing of ~500 cars. Your 14th paragraph exposed his ignorance.
These are the issues, when Peter Obi was screaming from "consumption to production", now I know they did not understand.
The PM of Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew, called his nation a "barren island"; I am quoting him.
The leadership of Singapore took citizens from that barren island from $516 in 1965 to $98,814 in 2025. The leadership of Nigeria took citizens from a nation endowed with immense God-given wealth from $117 in 1965 to $4,63 in 2014 to $835 in 2025 (IMF)
Singapore, with a smaller landmass, smaller population, and no fossil fuels, grew its budget and GDP per capita through the work of its leaders; they did not give excuses like "we are a poor nation"
Let's move to China, because someone will say, 'what's the population of Singapore'?
China in 1965 had a GDP per Capita of $65; in 2025, the GDP per capita of China was $13,862. Again, this was down to the work of the Chinese leadership
Let's go to Ethiopia; it's chosen because of its population. Its poverty rate has increased just as Nigeria's poverty rate has increased, but there is a critical distinction.
Between 2015 and 2025, Ethiopia’s average crude birth rate was approximately 32.4 births per 1,000 people, while its average real GDP per capita growth rate was around 4.5% to 5.5% annually. Nigeria, on the other hand, has maintained an exceptionally high average crude birth rate of roughly 36.8 births per 1,000 people, while its average real GDP per capita growth rate was marginally negative or stagnant, averaging approximately -0.1% to 0.2% annually.
Translation? Poverty is rising in both nations, but Ethiopia is growing its economy faster than Nigeria and creating more wealth for its citizens, as shown in GDP per capita.
The real danger in saying Nigeria is poor is that it insulates the Nigerian leadership from delivering the dividends of this blessed land to the people of Nigeria.
A big part of what ails Nigeria is also corruption. In 2013, a young man named Japhet Omojuwa (any relation?) said, and I quote, "corruption at its most chronic height has been responsible for the resource curse Nigeria suffers." T
Today, I am told that it's no longer corruption that ails Nigeria but income that's the problem. Income? The FGN got resources, N20t from subsidy removal and borrowing, and spent less than N300b on education. So are resources really the issue?
As you said, China was poor, but the leadership of China acted like the nation was poor, wearing austere Mao suits and riding bicycles to work (not Rolls-Royce); if Nigeria is poor, why is the leadership acting like the nation is rich? Why is poverty only a defense when it comes to health and education? I have not heard the Nigerian Senate say Because of poverty, they will now drive assembled Nord cars locally "
This then brings us to Nord; I fear you are reading this literally. If you go to China, India, or even Germany, you will struggle to see foreign cars. Do you know how many parts go into a single car?
If the president takes his pen and says, henceforth, only Nord and Innoson will be used by all Federal agencies, do you know how many jobs will be created directly and indirectly: the FDI, the training centers, the suppliers, the steel sector, the glass sector, the fabrics sector, the rubber sector, the finance sector? The advertisers, the technical schools, the insurance sector. trade? You are scoring 500 cars by calculating their sales price; that's like scooping water from the Atlantic with your hands to count the fish in the ocean.
I urge you to read up on the "Chicken tax" enacted in 1964 in America that subsequently allowed Detroit’s "Big Three" (Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler) to dominate the highly lucrative pickup truck and SUV till this day.
Nigeria is not poor; I casually asked ChatGPT the value of Nigeria's oil and gas in the ground; the number was $ 3.5 T, that's three and a half trillion USD. This same Nigeria has an oil company with no functional refinery. So it's not a poverty issue; it's a failure to create wealth.
This will not be my last post on this; my job on social media is to educate and inform and to hold the leadership to account factually. If you want to offer off-ramps to leadership that will not invest in wealth creation by all means, go ahead; keep insisting Nigeria is poor while the government spends millions on influencers (not you of course)
If a man has a yam field and refuses to plant yams, he can't complain that he is hungry
Buhari used Sukuk bond to build Enugu-Portharcourt expressway for 8 years and did not finish (let's ask Amaechi why).
Tinubu has spent almost 4 years and still, that road has not been completed.
Is this how difficult it is to build roads in Nigeria? A solid terrain without the soil difficulties they will find in the Coastal road, yet in 12 years of APC rule, that road is not a complete dual carriage way end to end. It is indeed a forever living project. They have started to even patch the one lane that was completed.
Minister Umahi cannot claim to have the interest of the South East if that road is not completed in Tinubu's first tenure. The second major arterial road in the SouthEast cannot continue to be perpetually under construction. It has to end by voting out APC and Tinubu.
They are just a bunch of incompetent politicians.