I am an activist with a global audience. My tweets do not necessarily originate from Nigeria and are therefore covered by Article 19 of the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the section 39 of the constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria 🇳🇬.
When the PDP was destroying Nigeria, fuel was N87, gas was 150, rice 8k/bag, dollars N190.
Today that Tinubu is fixing Nigeria, fuel is N1400, gas 2k, rice 65k, dollars N1400.
Bola Tinubu and Remi Tinubu are a perfect illustration of what it means to marry one’s type.
A vicious couple bonded by destructive and greedy proclivities.
Zero empathy.
All they care about is political power and total state capture.
When will this nightmare end in our country?
@BashirAhmaad I really talk am say you be cow 🐮
It is fake oga, it was your people that created the fake AI.. this is the real video... Mugu
https://t.co/WZ3RzrbO0T
Two years later:
After the Plateau "no light" airport stopover disaster, President Tinubu’s cover up is to re-approve the same N3.3 trillion that he approved in May 2024.
Is it that he forgot?
Or is this propaganda taken too far?
This affliction too shall pass.
“City Boy Is No Movement, It's a Gathering Of Shady Billionaires Who Can’t Explain Their Mysterious Wealth But Seeking State Protection”
— Idris Zekeri Jnr.
This is absolutely true 💯
A more befitting name is the City Crooks Movement.
Following extensive consultations with family, friends, and political associates we have worked closely with over time, we have resolved to move to the ADC as part of a new direction.
I have accordingly tendered my resignation from the APC and completed my registration with our new party, the ADC.
Those who are interested in joining the ADC can conveniently register using their phones via this link: https://t.co/NyukYrtgvl. Your membership card will be issued shortly after.
We pray that Allah, in His mercy, makes this decision a good one, grants the ADC the opportunity to form government at all levels, and makee it beneficial for all Nigerians. Ameen.
PRESS RELEASE
Tinubu Is Strangling Democracy — Nigeria Sliding Into Authoritarian Rule – @atiku
Former Vice President of Nigeria and leading voice in the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Atiku Abubakar, has sounded a dire warning: President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is actively dismantling democracy and pushing Nigeria toward full-blown authoritarian rule, with dangerous implications for the entire West African subregion.
In a blistering condemnation on Monday, Atiku reacted to what he described as a state-sponsored siege by operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS) on the residences and businesses of former Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami—an action he called lawless, vindictive, and politically motivated.
According to Atiku’s media office, the DSS swooped in to seal Malami’s properties shortly after his visit—despite the matter being before the courts.
“This is not governance. This is intimidation. This is a regime weaponizing state power to silence dissent,” Atiku declared.
He warned that Nigeria is witnessing the rapid erosion of democratic norms under Tinubu, with state institutions now reduced to tools of political persecution.
“What we are seeing is the naked abuse of power—security agencies deployed not for national security, but for settling political scores. This is how democracies die,” he said.
Atiku accused the Tinubu administration of running a deliberate and coordinated campaign to crush opposition voices and impose total political control ahead of the 2027 elections.
“Let it be said clearly: this government is terrified of competition. That is why it is resorting to brute force—harassing, intimidating, and attempting to break opposition leaders into submission,” he stated.
He further alleged that the sustained targeting of figures like Nasir el-Rufai and Abubakar Malami is part of a broader strategy to coerce them into abandoning opposition politics and falling in line with the ruling APC.
“This is political extortion at the highest level—join us or be destroyed. That is the message being sent,” Atiku said.
The former Vice President warned that Nigeria is dangerously close to becoming a one-party state in all but name.
“When opposition is criminalised and dissent is punished, elections become a mere formality. If Tinubu wants to run unopposed, then let INEC stop wasting public funds on a sham election,” he added.
Drawing a chilling parallel, Atiku likened the current trajectory to the infamous Abacha-era self-succession plot.
“We have seen this script before. It ended in national disgrace. What is happening now is a dangerous replay—one that Nigerians must resist,” he warned.
He further accused the administration of using anti-corruption agencies as instruments of political coercion, forcing elected officials to defect under pressure.
“Governors and political leaders are being railroaded into the APC under threat of persecution. This is not politics—it is state capture,” he said.
Atiku questioned the moral basis of a system where one man seeks to bend the entire political structure to his personal ambition.
“No individual has the right to hijack the destiny of over 200 million Nigerians just to cling to power. Leadership is not ownership,” he stated.
In a final, hard-hitting warning, Atiku declared:
“Freedom of choice is the lifeblood of democracy. Once you kill it, dictatorship takes over. What Tinubu is engineering is nothing short of a civilian coup—denying Nigerians real options while pretending to run a democracy.”
“A confident leader welcomes competition. Only a weak and insecure one fears it. This administration’s actions expose its fear—and Nigerians are watching.”
Signed:
Atiku Media Office
Abuja
March 23, 2026.
Today I am going to say some uncomfortable truths, it is my opinion, I don't care if you insult me. I think it is the height of foolishness for some Obi supporters to continue insulting Atiku Abubakar. And not just insulting him but denigrating the North. I have seen spaces they hold where they keep denigrating the North. Sometimes I wonder what kind of people are these because you're not helping your candidate, you are only pushing him towards electoral loss, base and value. It was obvious in the last election that Peter Obi didn't do very well in the core North, and there is no way you'll become a president without getting at least 25 per cent in some of those core Northern areas. Those Obidients who live abroad are at the core of this senselessness.
If Peter Obi didn't see the need to be a part of the coalition, he would not have joined. If Peter Obi didn't see the need to seek the support and votes of the North, he would not have joined the coalition. He saw the need, you are no more intelligent than Peter Obi. Maybe run on your own, if you think you are. It is the height of foolishness to keep insulting the same people whom Peter Obi needs to support and votes. It is on record that Peter Obi met with Bashir Ahmed, I am not a fan of Bashir. Bashir may have criticized or insulted Obi in the past but he didn't look at all that when he met and sought his support. Obi understands the importance of courting support and votes. Most of you who keep insulting leaders in the ADC and the North are working for the APC, it is high time you stopped pretending about it.
Peter Obi has several times spoken about the respect he has for Atiku Abubakar, so why do you always feel the need to derogate the man? Where is it a crime for someone to run for President? You are bullying and demeaning everyone on behalf of Peter Obi. Where is the wisdom in that?
And for Atiku supporters, I think you people should stop parroting this idea of Peter Obi for VP and all that. You are actually insulting the man. If the man has said he wants to run for president, allow him, he has earned that right. I don't think people have any right to continue insulting and underrating Peter Obi. If after the primaries, Atiku wins and decides to run with Obi, that's fine. If Obi decides to run with Atiku, that's fine. But this forceful opinion of infusing both men on a ticket is a poor strategy. Focus on your candidate, highlight the glowing accomplishments when he was VP. A whole lot of people were not born or were quite young during that time and would want to know. Forget about who will become VP or not. That's how you'll build consensus.