Baroque Shelters

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[Baroque Shelters @Baroqueshelters]

@FabrizioRomano 🐐

[Ọládélé 🇳🇬👑 @Theoladeledada]

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[Baroque Shelters @Baroqueshelters]

@brainjotter__ @grok I know its mine.

[Shugaban Kasa @Barr_chizbee]

@ruffydfire This is not a business
Please this is a classmate and friend in the Nigerian law school currently fighting for his life
Please any form of assistance will go a long way to saving the life of a promising young man 🙏🏾

[Baroque Shelters @Baroqueshelters]

@CFC_OBED We are just getting started with these lads

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

Our Engagement with General Abacha: Setting the Record Straight

In consonance with my established principles of defending everything I am involved in, and in the interest of all men and women of goodwill, especially those committed to the pursuit of truth, I hereby attach the letter which documents my co-opting, along with others, into the Taskforce on the decongestion of the Ports.

As I stated during my interview at the weekend and consistently maintained in the past, I had never met General Sani Abacha before that encounter. Our meeting with him was borne out of collective concern as traders and importers over the prolonged delays in clearing goods at the ports. We approached him not as political actors, but as concerned citizens seeking pragmatic solutions to a matter affecting economic activity and livelihoods.

Our intention was clear: to advocate for efficiency, and to propose practical steps towards restoring normalcy in port operations for the benefit of the wider business community and, ultimately, the Nigerian economy.

This clarification is offered in the interest of truth, to reaffirm that our actions were driven solely by a sense of civic duty and not political ambition.

I don't expect this copious evidence to bury this Abacha case because the mischief makers have ulterior motives, but it's being placed in the public space for posterity and in line with my transparency pledge to Nigerians on any issue I am involved in. -PO

[Baroque Shelters @Baroqueshelters]

@PoojaMedia Your takes are so dark. I wonder how you do this journalism stuff.

[Baroque Shelters @Baroqueshelters]

@CFC_OBED We're only seeing like 20% of the talent in those guys

[Baroque Shelters @Baroqueshelters]

@Blue_Footy They're just sampling him for sale. His value will drop if he isn't playing games.

[Baroque Shelters @Baroqueshelters]

@whatsappblog9ja Greatness

[Odinaka Abugu @OAbugu96976]

Hello Twitter, this is my charcoal and pastel painting on Canvas titled" the wait". Please help me retweet mk my customer locate me .

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[Sevilla FC @SevillaFC_ENG]

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[Baroque Shelters @Baroqueshelters]

@olumuyiwaayo P0

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

I just learned of the arrest of @DeleFarotimi, a respected human rights lawyer and advocate, over an allegation of defamation.

This action is a gross misuse of police powers and a grave assault on the principles of democracy and justice in Nigeria.

I condemn this action in totality. It represents not only an attempt to intimidate opposing voices from questioning authority .

It is also a worrying signal to every Nigerian who loves and values freedom of expression and dares to demand accountability and transparency.

The Nigeria Police Force exists to protect the rights of citizens, not to suppress them.

Defamation, by its nature, is a civil matter that should be addressed in court through due legal process in line with the dictates of the rule of law in a democracy.

As a private citizen, former governor, and even today, I am frequently defamed, insulted, and lied about and against. Yet, I have never resorted to using the Nigerian police or filing reports to silence others.

Those who feel otherwise should seek redress through the proper legal channels, not by weaponizing the police or abusing their access to authority or state power.

The resort to police action, in this case, reeks of abuse of power and raises serious concerns about the independence and professionalism of the police as a civil force.

I hereby request that Dele Farotimi should be released immediately and unconditionally. The police must recognize that their allegiance is to the Constitution and the people of Nigeria, not to narrow interests at the behest of those in power.

A new more Just and fair Nigeria is possible!

-PO

[Baroque Shelters @Baroqueshelters]

@the_smallie Wtf is this 😂

[Gabecoded @Gabecoded]

Everyone please help in finding my mum. Left home yesterday around past 3pm and is yet to be back.

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

No, because seriously, we need to touch grass in this country!

Do you know how many rapes happen in Nigeria DAILY? Have you ever tried to prosecute a rapist in Nigeria? Do you have any idea how difficult it is and how terribly the criminal justice system is set up so that the vast majority of rape victims who even bother to report the crime end up gassing out midway through and leaving it to God? There is no NGO for that! The few NGOs that exist in that space are funded with a bag of peanuts and 3 twigs. They can take on maybe 5 cases a year.

Have you ever tried to seek assistance for human trafficking victims? There is no fucking NGO for that! I know because on this app, I crowdfunded a campaign to help a 15 year-old girl from Nigeria get back to Enugu after she was trafficked into prostitution in Abidjan. There was no NGO I reached out to that could do anything for her as soon as she got into Nigeria, and I lost contact with her. Who knows, maybe she was eventually trafficked back to Cote d’Ivoire?

There are no well-supported NGOs for these real, actual problems we have that need solving. You know the NGOs we DO have with million dollar funding?

We have NGOs with offices in Abuja and Lagos paying people full time salaries in dollar equivalent to do transgender and LGBTQ advocacy - American culture war trash that is famously relevant to our national situation the same way snow falls in Aghenebode.

We have Abuja NGOs funded with millions of dollars annually to do "advocacy" concerning "climate change," "energy transition" and "sustainable development" in a country where the statistical majority has never witnessed 15 unbroken hours of electricity or used the Internet before.

Meanwhile, something as simple as an NGO that provides free legal services to the (hundreds of thousands of) rape victims recorded annually - WE DON'T HAVE IT!

What we have in Wuse and Garki that we call "civil society" is whatever white people come to Africa and project onto us! Instead of solving our actual problems, we're busy using vast amounts of energy and English to solve the problems that oyibos told us to have - problems that we still don't actually have!

How are we in a country with creaking infrastructure that has seen no new investment since the 1970s; where dams are giving way and causing floods due to zero maintenance for the past 38 years, and the civil society is busy talking about "climate change" and "sustainable development"?

Are you people completely mad? Is there something psychotropic that oyibos spray into the air in Abuja that makes you people completely forget where you are and the actual, real-life problems that you deal with on a day to day basis?

[Baroque Shelters @Baroqueshelters]

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[Dubois @CFC_Dubois]

Cole Palmer now has 4 goals in 2 appearances v United.

[Baroque Shelters @Baroqueshelters]

@Fact That's why I do my design playing Marshmallow. Just beat