This kid died because getting sexually assaulted by an officer scared him.
The officer wasn’t allowed to continue to sexually assault him so he shot him instead.
@SemijejeofLagos@ruffydfire@abikedabiri Sitting behind a keyboard talking about someone's days are numbered" just shows how empty your argument is. If you have nothing constructiv to say, keep your Pepsi, grab your popcorn, and watch law enforcement address threats like this. @abikedabire
The major mistake Peter Obi made in the last election… he used religion in that election. For me, as a northerner, I swe@r, Tinubu is winning. The way the APC has been on the ground in the North, Peter Obi is not there.
— A Kaykihersclub member
If yibo dont stop the denigration of
yoruba people we are coming out soon to
demand your exit in our land. You cant
rely on our land for survival and still be
looking for our downfall.
A true patriot who works tirelessly day and night for a better Nigeria! 🇳🇬✨
I want to specially commend @BashirAhmad for his unwavering commitment, dedication, and full support toward the re-election of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed https://t.co/ViAFBJRalt: @OfficialAPCNg@officialABAT
A throwback to 1999, a young Governor Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Lagos, now President Bola Ahmed Tinubu addressing Lagosians with promises of “Renewed Hope” at the dawn of Nigeria’s new democratic era.
At the time, Lagos was battling enormous challenges: overcrowding, failing infrastructure, traffic congestion, poor waste management, and a rapidly growing population. Yet there was also optimism in the air. After years of military rule, many Nigerians believed democracy would usher in a new chapter of development, accountability, and opportunity.
This short clip reflects the mood of an era when hope and expectation filled the streets of Lagos. And now Nigeria.
PBAT till 2031
@justinClark My candidate, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has a clear track record of structural economic reforms, massive revenue expansion, urban renewal, and institution building.
I am challenging @JustinClark directly on this platform.
You talk continuous noise about governance, yet you consistently fail to show basic analytical understanding when discussing national development.
@justinClark i challenge you to come out open and defend your principal, Peter Obi of Agulu. Step up and tell Nigerians with verifiable facts, not empty rhetoric exactly why you believe Peter Obi is more qualified to lead Nigeria than Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
@AtinukeFem68379@Iyoaiye_ Resorting to personal attacks only proves you don't have a solid counterargument to the facts presented. Next time, bring data instead of noise.
@AtinukeFem68379@Iyoaiye_ When you resort to calling names instead of addressing the actual data, it says far more about the weakness of your own counterargument than it does about the facts presented.
@AtinukeFem68379@Iyoaiye_ You might be underestimating how many people value facts over personal insults. Pointing out documented records isn't about winning an argument through noise it's about laying out verifiable evidence so people can judge for themselves.