I insist that this man is very, very sick and cannot even manage his personal affairs, let alone those of a country desperately in need of dynamic leadership. Those benefiting fromhis cognitive and physical decline do not mean well for Nigeria, but they cannot hide the truth forever. Tinubu is sick!
#TinubuMustGo
PRESS CONFERENCE: Addressing the media following today’s proceedings in the politically charged “Tinubu Is a Criminal” trial at the Federal High Court in Abuja.
Our resolve to resist intimidation, defend freedom of expression, and demand justice remains unshaken. The struggle continues! #RevolutionNow
PRESS CONFERENCE: Addressing the media following today’s proceedings in the politically charged “Tinubu Is a Criminal” trial at the Federal High Court in Abuja.
Our resolve to resist intimidation, defend freedom of expression, and demand justice remains unshaken. The struggle continues! #RevolutionNow
A powerful rally and street march for our #TinubuMustGo campaign took us through the Central Business District of Abuja today! The energy was electrifying, the turnout was massive, and the determination of the people was unmistakable. It was a resounding success!
The message is loud and clear for all to see and hear, #TinubuMustGo!
#RevolutionNow #TinubuMustGo
LIVE: We wrapped up today’s court proceedings with a powerful speech highlighting how the @officialABAT regime has brought untold hardship, suffering, and repression upon the Nigerian people.
A government that promised renewed hope has instead delivered economic devastation, widespread poverty, and relentless attacks on fundamental freedoms.
The Tinubu regime has failed the Nigerian people disastrously, and its legacy of hardship and repression must come to an end!
#TinubuMustGo #RevolutionNow #Sowore2027
BREAKING: Federal High Court Subpoenas @INECNigeria Chairman To Produce Tinubu’s 1999, 2023 Election Documents In Sowore’s Criminal Trial
The Federal High Court in Abuja has issued a subpoena directing the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Joash Ojo Amupitan, SAN, to appear before it and produce electoral documents relating to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s governorship candidacy in 1999 and presidential candidacy in 2023.
The subpoena was issued in connection with the ongoing criminal trial of human rights activist and African Action Congress (AAC) presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, over his statements describing President Tinubu as a criminal.
Hearing notice was also served on Prof Amupitan today.
Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump knows that the only heaven worth pursuing is right here on earth - a safe environment, a living wage, Medicare for All, free and quality education, not the lifelong peonage disguised as student loans, and a life of dignity for everyone.
And he knows that the real hell is the suffering inflicted on hapless immigrants, Palestinians, and vulnerable people across the world through policies of persecution, displacement, war, and deprivation.
They preach about heaven while making life hell for millions here on earth. They know there is no heaven waiting to compensate the oppressed for the injustices they endure today.
Heaven and hell are conditions we create here on earth. Justice, dignity, and freedom cannot wait for the afterlife! Afterlife is life well spent now! #RevolutionNow
If you stand for #TINUBUMUSTGO, stop hiding!
Our future depends on it. Our dignity depends on it. Our fundamental freedoms depend on it.
Tinubu is a monster!
Nigeria’s mainstream newspapers will sit in court, only to wait for the DSS to write their reports for them, apparently because they have a pipeline to the secret police!
To Chuks Akunna, @akunnachux, who does these rewrites for Nigerian newspapers, listen up the real blockbuster story from today’s court proceedings is the subpoena issued to the @inecnigeria Chairman, Josh Amupitan to produce Bola Ahmed Tinubu @officalabat’s electoral documents, including his 1999 affidavit concerning lost certificates and his 2023 presidential election filings.
Yet our friends at @channelstv, @THISDAYLIVE, @Blueprint_ng, and Daily Independent appear unwilling to give this explosive development the attention it deserves.
I know that DSS Director-General Tosin Ajayi is personally calling publishers to influence how my trial is reported, but he won’t be the first or the last. It is too late now. #RevolutionNow
BREAKING: @inecnigeria ON THE RUN OVER TINUBU’S FAKE CERTIFICATE RECORDS!
The Federal High Court ordered @inecnigeria to produce Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s 1999 and 2023 election records, including his declarations concerning lost certificates.
Instead of producing the documents, @inecnigeria has rushed to court, asking that the subpoena be set aside!
Why is INEC fighting a court order demanding records that should be in its custody? What exactly is the electoral commission afraid of producing?
TINUBU’S RECORDS MUST BE PRODUCED!
#TinubuMustGo #RevolutionNow
When former Governor of Cross River State, Donald Duke, the man who built what I call the world's biggest supermarket-TINAPA-where not even a single piece of kolanut is sold, publicly claimed he did not know whether I was running for president in 2027, I responded immediately.
I suspected it was a familiar game by establishment politicians, designed to pour cold water on our revolutionary ambition and create confusion about my candidacy.
In fact, I heard he was sent by former President Olusegun Obasanjo, who is allegedly positioning a number of political weaklings to eventually step aside for his preferred candidate, @PeterObi. I have long maintained that Peter Obi is a packaged political fraud, and these latest political maneuvers only ascertains my position
Now, just weeks after that unnecessary declaration, Donald Duke is publicly announcing that he is willing to step down for a consensus opposition candidate!
My interpretation is that he was never serious about running in the first place. I believe the entire episode was a political ruse, intended to make people question whether I was running while leaving the door open for another establishment arrangement.
I said it then, and I maintain it now! I AM RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT IN 2027!
We know these establishment games. We know their methods. And we will not allow their political calculations to define our revolutionary ambition.
#Sowore2027 #RevolutionNow
|#FREEDANIELOJUKWUNOW: THE GROWING CULTURE OF JUDICIAL OPPRESSION IN NIGERIA; FEDERAL HIGH COURT JUDGES MUST STOP USING BAIL PROCEDURES TO KEEP PEOPLE IN PRISON!
The practice of throwing people into prison through prolonged bail proceedings is becoming disturbingly common in Nigeria’s Federal High Courts.
The pattern is troubling, @PoliceNG, who discreetly shop for these notorious judges to arraign citizens, particularly journalists, activists and ordinary Nigerians, on cyberstalking charges. Rather than promptly considering their bail applications, some of these judges declare the applications “unripe for hearing,” remand the defendants to prison, and fix distant dates for bail hearings.
When the applications are eventually heard, another lengthy adjournment follows for rulings. Even when bail is granted, conditions are sometimes imposed that are so stringent and practically impossible to meet that the defendants remain imprisoned for months (David Nwokorie, who has remained in Kuje prison for breaking up with the daughter of a retred DIG for 7 months remains a case in point).
This is punishment before conviction, and it completely erases the constitutional presumption of innocence and the right to personal liberty.
The most notorious judges involved in these cases are Justice Joyce Abdulmalik of the Federal High Court in Abuja, Justice Rita Ofili-Ajumogobia, and Justice Akintayo Aluko, the Federal High Court judge in Lagos (whose handling of cases involving complaints by religious leaders -General Overseers-has also raised serious concerns for many. The decisions and procedures in these cases deserve urgent public repudiation.
Remanding a journalist who is not on the run for 21 days merely to hear a bail application is unacceptable and wicked! What happened to the presumption of innocence? What happened to the constitutional right to liberty? Since when did bail become a punishment in itself?
Judges must stop allowing the criminal justice system to become an instrument of prolonged detention through procedural delays and practically impossible bail conditions.
To Justice Joyce Abdulmalik, a journalist, should not have to spend 21 days in prison simply waiting for an opportunity to argue for bail.
The courts are supposed to protect citizens against arbitrary detention, not become instruments for prolonging it. Judicial discretion must never become a license for judicial oppression.
We must also expose the disturbing expansion of police repression under Tunji Disu, current "IG of Police". I am deeply concerned about the reckless use of the Nigeria Police Force's National Cybercrime Center (NCCC), headed by AIG Akayinne Ezima, to pursue Nigerians through cybercrime and cyberstalking allegations. The activities of this unit, including allegations of arbitrary arrests, intimidation and the use of criminal proceedings to suppress criticism, demand urgent resistance
FREE DANIEL OJUKWU NOW!
#FreeDanielOjukwuNow #RevolutionNow
My great encounter with brother @ruffydfire on @ARISEtv Morning Show, where we discussed how to dismantle the entrenched oligarchy and political hegemony that have left so many Nigerians doubting whether they can ever take back their country. #RevolutionNow
LIVE: TINUBU MUST GO MARCH!
The #TinubuMustGo march around the perimeter of the Federal High Court in Abuja today, as protesters take to the streets to demand to inhuman, unjust and wick Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu regime
#TinubuMustGo#RevolutionNow
LIVE: POST-COURT PRESS CONFERENCE: We addressed the dramatic developments at the Federal High Court in Abuja today, where the presiding judge was absent as proceedings were scheduled to continue in the “Tinubu Is a Criminal” trial.
The hearing was expected to address the subpoena issued to the INEC Chairman to produce the credentials and documents submitted by Bola Ahmed Tinubu to INEC dating back to 1999.