Comrade Farouk

Open and Religious, Job hunting and Consulting. An aspiring Politician if Nigeria gets better but 4 now a social critic and a public commentator

[Comrade Farouk @FaroukSimpa]

Mike igini is him. Wish he was the lNEC Chairman to conduct this forthcoming elections

[ARISE NEWS @ARISEtv]

Former INEC commissioner Mike Igini warns that political interference in election staffing and weak law enforcement threaten Nigeria’s electoral process.

https://t.co/f7S8yAte5H

[Comrade Farouk @FaroukSimpa]

I don't think it's a true Muslim brother that's behind that handle Sir

[Private Michael Casidy @PrivateCasidy]

@FaroukSimpa @xagreat You’re confusing terror sympathies with worship.

[Comrade Farouk @FaroukSimpa]

@PrivateCasidy @xagreat Am surprised Brother. Am beginning to wonder if it's a Muslims or a traditionalist that's behind that handle. I can't believe a true Muslim who preaches every time here on X would shun a fellow Muslim who is hungry and needed help. Am shocked Bro

[JJ. Omojuwa @Omojuwa]

Tinubu got only 54 percent in his own South-West. Peter Obi got 88 percent in his own South-East. Atiku got 51 percent in his own North-East. Whilst the other two barely got half of the votes in their home region, Peter Obi tended to 9 out of every 10 voter in his.

Apart from Obi's 88 percent at home, no candidate crossed 55 percent in any region.

Tinubu and Atiku managed 10 percent combined in the South-East.

In the South-West, every one of the three men won at least one state. Tinubu took Ogun, Oyo, Ondo and Ekiti. Atiku took Osun. Obi took Lagos, the region's biggest prize and Tinubu's political home.

Yet it is the Yoruba who are told they need a lecture from Peter Obi on how to vote without bigotry. This video below isn’t an error, it is how @PeterObi has always played his politics. Being an Obidient is to embody bigotry as your primary identity.

[Oluwakemi Oyefeso @i_am_agbeke]

People must not talk again because Tinubu is president. 🫩

Ona see why we cannot afford to allow this man win second term so?😏

They want to gag us in our own country! Any small thing, DSS, nbc, wetin dey do ona gan na? What you cannot take, you dish it out every time!

When WIKE said he rigged elections in 2 states, I didn’t hear anything from this account

When your APC chieftains come out to threaten people with AK47, you all keep mute.

Na devu go punish all of ona hypocritical asses😡

[Comrade Farouk @FaroukSimpa]

@xagreat But you ignored my DM to you Brother. You abandoned me to the APC and Tinubu

[Comrade Farouk @FaroukSimpa]

Few days my family and I were extremely hungry, and I remembered how we heard that Muhammad SAW was hungry and couldn't eat for days until help came. I turned to my brothers @Rasheethe @OfficialAzzaki @I_Am_marwa @ModibboSanusi I couldn't find help. APC has really destroyed 9ja.

[Emma ik Umeh (Tcee )🇳🇬 @emmaikumeh]

Zamfara state deputy governor escaping a mob action gwashi town, Zamfara state Nigeria... They are chasing the convoy with stones

[Comrade Farouk @FaroukSimpa]

@KingOgba96 Ok Sir, we talk for DM

[Comrade Farouk @FaroukSimpa]

@Realoilsheikh Ya Sheikh, Can you help your poeple survive today Sir. Jazarka Allahu Khairan

[Comrade Farouk @FaroukSimpa]

@anthonyabakporo This man will pretend he didn't see this now. Anyway, Tinubu and the APC are my enemies not anyone else.

[Daily Post Nigeria @DailyPostNGR]

2027: Peter Obi nowhere to be found – Rufai Oseni
https://t.co/nnyvXVHHbH

[Comrade Farouk @FaroukSimpa]

@Sirdavis8 @yabaleftonline They're even insulting him cos he didn't say Peter Obi. Even when it's clear that Obi hasn't been coherent so far. On subsidy matters, he keeps flip flopping. Obi should have deputize Atiku win first and contest to replace Atiku 2031 but they deceived him.

[Samuel Omogor @SamuelOmogor]

VIDEO: Where is this loquacious JUNKnalist @BabajideOtitoju now? What does he have to say about this 'Coastal Fruad', now? Who is the doomsday prophet now? How does he feel now that the road has turned out to be the biggest fraud in our history?

His mouth is big, his stomach is big, and all he thinks about is what passes through the big mouth and enters the big stomach.

Shameless clown 🤡

[Comrade Farouk @FaroukSimpa]

@xagreat But I ran to your house and you refuse me and my family entering now.

[𝐃𝐫 𝐀𝐛𝐮𝐛𝐚𝐤𝐚𝐫 𝐇𝐢𝐝𝐢𝐦𝐚 @Realoilsheikh]

LOL! Only a fool would be surprised by a massive turnout at APC campaigns. The campaign windows would open up in earnest soon and we all know what we are expecting. In a country suffocated by poverty, hunger, and economic hardship, do we really expect anything different? We know how the game works. Buses are mobilised to villages, people are transported to campaign venues, and some are paid ₦2,000 or ₦5,000 for their participation. The poorest, often those with the fewest alternatives, become the easiest targets for political mobilisation. These are also communities where electoral manipulation do thrive. Poor villages willingly enable their oppressors for peanuts.

But here is what fascinates me most; if people who call themselves educated, enlightened, & sophisticated can be won over by the same politicians they once condemned, the receipts are there for every single one of you😃! what exactly do you expect from people struggling to survive?

We have seen the receipts. Some of these so-called educated people spent years insulting these politicians and exposing their failures. Today, the same people are standing beside them, singing their praises. Is it poverty of the pocket, poverty of the conscience, or both?

If people who should know better can abandon their principles for political patronage, why would you be surprised when someone whose next meal is uncertain accepts ₦5,000 to attend a campaign?

Let us stop pretending to be shocked. When poverty becomes a weapon of political control, campaign crowds can become a measure of economic desperation rather than genuine public support.

We know how this game works, and we should expect more of the same until Nigerians can vote freely, independently, and without the pressure of hunger or financial inducements.

Win your own polling unit. Win your ward. If that is all you can do.✊

[Comrade Farouk @FaroukSimpa]

Wow, Atiku's Media Team is top notch.

[JACK The Builder™ @Jack_ng01]

HE Atiku Abubakar knows Nigerians have questions to ask him and he respects us enough to provide us the opportunity to speak to him directly

He also wants to hear your ideas about how he can Govern our country better

This for me is what we need!

#AtikuIsComing
#BetterDaysAreComing
#NigeriaIsReady

[Dr. Mustapha Abdullahi FNSE CEng MIMechE @Dr_A_Mustapha]

As a young boy growing up in Northern Nigeria, my basketball journey began on grassroots courts, driven by a passion so strong that I once had to borrow money to buy a pair of basketball shoes. Today, I am humbled and honoured to emerge as President of the Nigeria Basketball Federation (@nbbfNG). What began as a childhood dream has become a defining moment in my lifelong journey with the game.

This is more than a personal milestone; it is a call to serve and a commitment to the future of Nigerian basketball. I am determined to work with all stakeholders to elevate the game, inspire a new generation and harness the power of basketball to empower young people, create opportunities and lift them off the streets towards brighter futures.

The journey that began with passion and hope now enters a new chapter of leadership, service and transformation.

__ DAM

[Comrade Farouk @FaroukSimpa]

I can't wait to ask you how you intend to take me out of this hunger and frustration. Husband jobless, wife jobless and both with Masters degree. This is not a country honestly.

[Atiku Abubakar @atiku]

ATIKU LAUNCHES ‘ASK AA’ PORTAL TO OPEN DIRECT CHANNEL TO NIGERIANS

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, has unveiled Ask AA, an information and citizen-engagement portal that gives Nigerians a direct opportunity to ask him questions about his political agenda, record in public service and plans for the country.

The portal goes live at 8:30 p.m. today, 15 October 2026.

The free-access platform allows Nigerians to submit questions on issues including the economy, security, technology, job creation and Atiku’s plan to make life more affordable. Atiku will respond personally to questions, while his media team will also help provide answers.

Powered by technology, Ask AA is designed to help bridge the information gap between voters and the ADC presidential candidate by making it easier for citizens to engage with him and access information about his positions and proposals.

“The objective of this initiative is to bring Atiku Abubakar closer to the electorate through a practical, problem-solving platform,” said Phrank Shaibu, Director of Strategic Communication for the ADC Presidential Campaign Council.

Shaibu added that the initiative reflects Atiku’s commitment to using modern technology to make government more efficient, secure and effective.

For communities without internet access, the campaign plans to make the platform accessible through a radio interface.

In announcing the initiative on his social media accounts, Atiku said he conceived Ask AA because he believes that “leadership is a two-way conversation.”

He said: “For too long, governance has felt distant—locked behind walls of bureaucracy. But our country’s greatest resource isn’t oil or land; it is our people. If we are going to build the Nigeria of our dreams, we must start by tearing down the walls between leaders and the people.

“That is why I am launching Ask AA—a direct citizen-engagement platform built for transparency, accountability and dialogue. No filters, no intermediaries.

“Whether you want to question my economic record, discuss my policy plans for technology, security and job creation, or share your own recommendations for national progress, nothing is off the table. I want to hear your questions, your policy critiques and your best ideas.

“Beyond answering questions here, I will personally call selected citizens who leave their contact details so I can hear directly about their experiences and the issues affecting their daily lives.

“A transparent, technology-driven government is not a promise for tomorrow. It begins with how we listen to you today.

“I’m logged in and ready. If you could ask me one question, what would it be?”

Signed:
Phrank Shaibu
Director of Strategic Communication
ADC Presidential Campaign Council
15 October 2026