Oluwasola

Blessed!

[Oluwasola @1aloskhalifa]

@MrPunyapal Can’t wait to use it

[Felix @felixherbt]

Our media is in total blackout.
In case you don’t know what’s happening, yesterday over 15 NYSC members were kidnapped. Nobody is talking about it because the media is obeying Tinubu’s instructions.

These are people’s children; their parents spent years of hard work training them in university. 💔🤯

[PO’s MainChic😎 @D_goodybag]

Roll your sleeves, we are going for a fight!

[Adio @Adiofreak]

My PayPal account has been receiving penny donations every day 20 times a day for over a year now from random accounts that I assume had their accounts stolen.

I contacted PayPal multiple times to which they told me “we are aware, just do nothing”

They then locked my account, I had to prove it was me not stealing money by providing info I shouldn’t have had to provide.

I got that resolved.

Today my account was permanently disabled due to the fraud that I reported numerous times to which they say I can’t appeal.

TLDR: I report issue to PayPal, they fix nothing, they ban my account.

What a dogshit company. Absolute scum of the earth.

[Angelo Giuliano 🇨🇭🇮🇹 @angeloinchina]

Western NGOs didn’t just block Nepal’s dams. They built the political class that still can’t protect the country—and the last “revolution” was their handiwork.

Today’s flash flood catastrophe on the Nepal-China border—dozens dead, hundreds missing, villages and infrastructure erased—exposes the same pattern.
For decades Western NGOs and their funders (USAID, NED and the usual network of “civil society” outfits) systematically blocked major barrages and storage projects. Environmental purity tests and “indigenous rights” campaigns killed Arun III, stalled West Seti and others. Nepal was left with run-of-river schemes that generate power when the weather cooperates but offer almost no flood regulation when an upstream avalanche or glacial surge hits. Sovereignty over infrastructure was surrendered to foreign vetoes.

See the record:
• International Rivers and allied groups helped force the World Bank withdrawal from Arun III and later targeted West Seti: https://t.co/cV1t799H12
• Civil society coalitions including International Rivers urged the World Bank to abandon Upper Arun and other mega-dams: https://t.co/Q2Jebd8HiJ
• US lobbying, driven by NGO pressure and legislation, instructed international lenders to avoid large reservoir projects in Nepal: https://t.co/ffjWqO4bu8

That same foreign NGO ecosystem runs the political system. USAID and related Western money poured hundreds of millions into “governance,” “civil society,” media, youth empowerment and “democracy promotion.” Local NGOs became parallel power structures, more responsive to Washington and European donors than to Nepali voters. Ministers, activists, media figures and “independent” experts rotate through these funded networks. The result is a political class trained in the language of Western grants rather than in building real national capacity.
Foreign NGOs effectively set the limits of what Nepal is allowed to do.
Look at the last so-called revolution. The September 2025 “Gen Z” uprising that toppled KP Sharma Oli was sold as a spontaneous youth revolt against corruption and a social media ban. In reality it followed the classic color-revolution script: digital coordination through Discord channels linked to NGOs like Hami Nepal, rapid escalation, selective violence, and an interim government staffed with figures drawn from USAID- and NED-linked organizations.
An online “vote” produced Sushila Karki as interim prime minister.
Half the early interim cabinet had direct ties to Western-funded fronts. The process cleared the old parties and installed a new configuration more amenable to the same external networks. Elections in March 2026 then delivered Balen Shah and the Rastriya Swatantra Party—another product of the post-uprising landscape shaped by those same influences.
This is not organic national renewal.
It is managed regime change that keeps Nepal dependent, unable to pursue large-scale infrastructure without Western approval, and geopolitically pliable between India and China.

The empire’s NGOs first prevented the dams that could have mitigated today’s disaster. Then they engineered the political upheaval that installed leadership still operating inside the same donor-dependent framework.
Nepal’s rivers remain unmanaged for extreme events because the people who decide policy were selected and funded by the same external actors who oppose real sovereign development.
Sovereignty is not a slogan for Discord polls or grant applications.
It means the right to build the infrastructure that keeps your people alive—and the right to reject foreign NGOs that treat your country as a laboratory for their ideology and strategic games. Until Nepal breaks that dependency, catastrophes like the one unfolding today will keep repeating.

[NEFERTITI @firstladyship]

SOS!

Corps members were kidnapped on their way from Bayelsa Camp to Abuja. @officialnyscng NYSC Bayelsa Camp has been silent about it.

OUR CHILDREN NEED URGENT HELP !!!

Please lend your voice, kindly retweet. 🙏

[Adio @Adiofreak]

Just saw an Instagram reel that said:

“At some point you become the age that your parents were in your childhood memories, only you don’t feel like an adult, and you realize your parents were still just kids trying to figure it out too”

And that shit just fucked me up.

[Dolly @DOLLDILAH]

retweeting this because we need more awareness breast cancer is so scary

[Mundus @mundus01]

I found multiple casino and gambling articles hosted directly on @inecnigeria official website.

I am not talking about INEC linking to casino websites. These are actual gambling pages published under inecnigeria dot org.

For example:
inecnigeria. org/discover-the-excitement-of-instant-casino-france/

I identified about 28 gambling/casino pages hosted on the official INEC website.

Most of the clearest cluster was published under the WordPress author name “Ajuma Achor.”

I checked further and found that a person with the same name, Ajuma Achor, worked with Interra Networks, a technology vendor that has worked on INEC’s website. Her LinkedIn appears to indicate that she left Interra some years ago.

That raises two worrying possibilities:

Either INEC’s website has been compromised for a long time without anyone noticing, possibly through an old or compromised publishing account;

or someone with access to INEC’s website is abusing that access to publish casino content, potentially as paid SEO placements.

I don't know which one exactly.

But either scenario is frightening.

Because if someone can quietly publish dozens of casino pages on INEC’s official website, then the bigger question is: what stops that same access from being used on election day to publish false information, fake results or a misleading announcement capable of causing chaos across the country?

This needs more than deleting the casino pages. INEC needs to determine who has publishing access, how these pages got there, and whether that access still exists.

@channelstv @seunonigbinde @YIAGA @MobilePunch @thecableng @SaharaReporters @vanguardngrnews

[Sesame Chiccen @Loccdawggg]

You either cum too fast or you last long enough to become the villain

[Oluwasola @1aloskhalifa]

@gamsai_m You’ll get over this stronger ❤️🙏

[Oluwasola @1aloskhalifa]

@debola_femii @lollypeezle Not a dam, it was a landslide

[Oluwasola @1aloskhalifa]

Those Nepal videos man, we are really nothing in the face of nature. Sending them prayers 🇳🇵🙏

[Oluwasola @1aloskhalifa]

This is so sad man

[Dinesh Kumar @DineshRedBull]

ईश्वर ऐसा किसी देश के साथ न करे 🙏
https://t.co/o56fKss9Ot

[shaka ⚡️ @shxkxbabu]

she probably thinks men can’t be sexually harassed.

this is how most of them think btw.

[Harry Da Diegot @trigottista]

Na Tinubu go later beg for free and fair elections, give it till December ending 😂

All is fair in politics ✌🏿

[Oluwasola @1aloskhalifa]

@chrismunns @MoosaShah Elastic search?

[Morris Monye @Morris_Monye]

People were stuck in traffic for over 72 hrs while traveling state to state. People got information about it and decided to borrow money from friends and family to fly. Others were afraid of being kidnapped if they use the road. Flights is cheaper than ransom money.

The airports got full.

Another person said it’s because Tinubu is doing so well that’s why airport is full because people now have more money to spend on flight. (Higher purchasing power)

This is the country we are living in. Some people call white as black.

[pushpak @pushpak1300]

It's crazy that they write this without llm.

https://t.co/AvLiRfTDbD