Freddie

First and most importantly, a child of God. Never confuse what is true with the truth.
Facts is not same as truth.

[Freddie @FredChoja]

@taiwoyedele The scripts remain unchanged: The country's economic metrics are always good during elections cycle especially re-election cycle. Once the mandate is 'secured', it returns to its usual state of fast decline. We all we reap what we sow...

[Freddie @FredChoja]

@lasisielenu He who wears the shoe knows where it hurts most. I almost lost my brother who was asmathic at a Federal Hospital because of lack of oxygen mask. Good thing he had a personal mask at home so a friend drove back home to bring his own mask for the hospital to use. It's that bad bro

[Freddie @FredChoja]

@FAAN_Official Why do I have to pay to use the trolley at MMIA??

[Freddie @FredChoja]

True or False, It does not matter l. It's all pointer to the fact that the government of the day is in complete disarray. Late last year, the Finance Minister said 3 budgets (2023,2024, 2025) were in operation. Now this...

[Jabeer AESM @j__baare]

I’m a Senator, and here’s the truth: None of the 2023, 2024, or 2025 budgets were implemented. Where’s the money? They looted it and pocketed it.

Senator @AWTambuwal

[Freddie @FredChoja]

@atiku Single strategy

Don't just support and leave. ADC leaders not eligible to vote in this election should stay behind and help the people stand their ground like that officer who stood to that individual.

Imagine you being at polling unit till votes are counted.

[Freddie @FredChoja]

@RealQueenBee__ This video is too short to justify your assertion ("soo dull, he no fit be village a head").
My point? Post the question asked and the response provided for a balanced view. Just saying tho.

[Freddie @FredChoja]

@DanielRegha Just so you know, you don't hand over your ID. You show it and never let it leave your hand, except you intend to transfer ownership. Might be wrong, so I will yield to law and security experts clarification.

[Freddie @FredChoja]

@FinPlanKaluAja1 Nigeria political elites and the premise of do you know who i am? Na 5&5.000000000000001

[Freddie @FredChoja]

@DrOaikhena @ChicagoState This remark is not funny but similar to @DavidHundeyin view on the supposed reason for the fuel tax. Somehow, he forgot to shine his eyes and ask the west to guarantee our finances before saying yes to climate change.

[Freddie @FredChoja]

@Imranmuhdz Okay! Then we can say categorically that the FGN built/builds lagos.
Nice one.

[Freddie @FredChoja]

@FinPlanKaluAja1 Let me guess:

1. Annoucr USD
2. Withdraw USD for whatever purpose
3. Order the mint and printing co many tk print NGN equivalent or give NGN from personal income.

Outcome:
Misappropriate or launder rhe USD.

Head or Tail, that sha dey win

[Freddie @FredChoja]

My shallow understanding of yoruba culture and terms makes interpret this call differently. Might be wrong tho

[Tosin Olugbenga @TosinOlugbenga]

You want to suspend “Omo Asiwaju” for 6 months

😂😂😂😂

[Freddie @FredChoja]

@remsawshines @PeterObi Hmmm!!!
I would rather you focus on the merits of your choice and not seek subjective opinions as justification for your decision of 3 years ago.
Head or Tail, I pray Nigeria wins.
Ire o

[Freddie @FredChoja]

@channelstv Just days back, these guys had an eloquent speaker in the person of @AjuriNgelale oo. You definitely would understand him enough to agree/disagree with his view(s). Abi, dz z the new strategy?

[Freddie @FredChoja]

@Lord_Of_Warri @renoomokri The apple does not fall far from it's tree indeed.

[Freddie @FredChoja]

@PeterObi I think it's best, sir, someone in your team #DrMo handle these kinds.

It's a well known-fact that informal languages are prone to ambiguity. Also, we do not process words the same way. The other guy barely speaks mainly due o his questionable past. But also to present a mirage

[Freddie @FredChoja]

@iamacapella He's been onboarded to replace the former PDP chieftain n lawyer that labelled APC as Almajiri People's Congress for 2027 election.
It says a lot about AA. How the men in his corners switch allegiance easily.
Perhaps they are special agent sent to infiltrate. Time will tell

[Freddie @FredChoja]

As one who strongly believes in the "follow the money mantra"; I am curious to know the source of the plenty funding...

[Bayo Onanuga, OON, CON @aonanuga1956]

STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE

SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT: PRESIDENT TINUBU'S ROLE IN THE JUNE 12 STRUGGLE

The attention of the Presidency has been drawn to recent comments made by Alhaji Sule Lamido, former Governor of Jigawa State, on live television, in which he falsely accused President Bola Tinubu of supporting the annulment of the June 12, 1993, presidential election.

Alhaji Lamido's claims represent a distortion of history and a regrettable attempt at revisionism. He alleged that President Tinubu only rose to prominence after the formation of NADECO and claimed that Tinubu's mother, Alhaja Abibatu Mogaji, mobilised market women to back the annulment. These allegations are patently false.

Let us set the record straight: Alhaja Mogaji never mobilised market women to support the unjust annulment. Had she done so, she would have lost her position as market leader in Lagos. While she once had a personal relationship with then-President Babangida, this was before the annulment crisis.

It is important to remind Nigerians that Alhaji Lamido, as secretary of the Social Democratic Party (SDP)—the party whose candidate, MKO Abiola, won the June 12 election—was among those who failed to oppose the military's injustice. The SDP leadership, including Lamido and chairman Tony Anenih, wrote their names in the book of infamy by surrendering the people's mandate without resistance. To their eternal shame, Lamido and Anenih teamed up with the defeated National Republican Convention to deny Abiola his mandate.

In sharp contrast, Senator Bola Tinubu stood firm even before General Abacha dissolved the political parties and all democratic institutions, including the National Assembly, on November 17, 1993, following his coup.

Days after General Babangida addressed the Senate and announced his decision to step aside on August 27, 1993, the setting up of an interim government to replace him, Senators debated the speech. On the Senate floor on August 19, 1993, Tinubu unequivocally condemned the annulment, describing it as another coup d'état and urging Nigerians to reject injustice and lawlessness.

The records captured his contribution, showing that he supported upholding the June 12 election, not against it, as Lamido claimed.

"We have a situation that suggests that the abortion of the June 12 election is another coup d'etat," Senator Tinubu said. "My question is, when are we going to stop tolerating injustices, coup d'etat and abuse by the people on whom we invested so much resources—the public funds of this country?… Yes, it is true that we have a crisis, but for every action, there must be a reaction. This is a self-inflicted crisis because, without the abortion or annulment of the June 12 election, there would be no crisis like this. We have a government that made the law and abused its law. Therefore, the present military administration, by virtue of abrogation and violation of its own decree, has committed a crime," the Senator from Lagos West told his colleagues.

The election winner, Abiola, was out of the country when the legislators debated Babangida's offer to step aside for an interim government. He returned in September 1993. And who followed him to the Abacha military group, then openly planning a coup against the Ernest Shonekan-led ING? It was Tinubu. Photographs exist today, showing Tinubu behind Abiola and Abacha.

Abacha took over on November 17, 1993, and dissolved all democratic institutions, including governors, the National Assembly, and the state legislature. Tinubu and a group of senators reconvened in Lagos, defying the junta. Tinubu, Ameh Ebute, Abu Ibrahim, and others were arrested and kept at Alagbon. The police took them to court and fabricated a case against them. While in police detention, Tinubu continued to fund pro-June 12 protests in Lagos, including the blockade of the Third Mainland Bridge.

Weeks after Abacha supplanted the ING, it quickly became clear to Abiola and Tinubu that Abacha would not be a soldier of democracy as he reneged on allowing Abiola to reclaim his mandate.

Enter the National Democratic Coalition (NADECO). It was born on May 15, 1994. Comprising a broad coalition of Nigerian democrats, it called on the military government of Sani Abacha to step down in favour of the winner of the June 12, 1993, election, MKO Abiola. On the first anniversary of his election, Abiola made a declaration at Epetedo in Lagos, announcing himself as the duly elected president. Ten days after, on June 22, he was arrested, following which many pro-democracy activists also escaped from Nigeria, including Bola Tinubu. Tinubu lived in exile for nearly five years while Lamido and his ilk made deals with Abacha. While Tinubu was away, agents of the junta bombed his home in Balarabe Musa Crescent, Victoria Island.

Thankfully, Lamido admitted that Tinubu played a significant role in NADECO. Indeed, Tinubu did more. He also backed Professor Wole Soyinka's NALICON, offering material resources to fuel the struggle.

It is well-known that Tinubu played a leading role in the agitation against the June 12 annulment. Many NADECO leaders and journalists in exile and at home openly admitted that Tinubu sustained them and provided them with funds for the struggle.

With his narrative, Lamido appeared confused about the role of NADECO. It was an offshoot of the June 12 crisis. NADECO provided a platform to channel the struggle. Hitherto, all the resistance was left to civil rights groups, journalists, and a section of labour, such as NUPENG.

It is thus disappointing that Alhaji Lamido, despite acknowledging Tinubu's NADECO role, would attempt to rewrite history for political reasons and being a member of the Coalition of the Disgruntled.

We advise Lamido to check his facts before going on television to spread falsehoods. It does not help his image, and the coalition he belongs to engages in revisionism. Revisionism does not serve the cause of truth or our nation's interests.

We do not want to believe that Alhaji Lamido suffers from what psychologists call tall poppy syndrome. However, the conclusion is inevitable as it appears that Lamido is envious of Tinubu's democratic credentials. The facts remain clear: President Tinubu was—and remains—a steadfast advocate for democracy, in contrast to the record of Lamido and others who capitulated in the face of military oppression and intimidation.

BAYO ONANUGA

Special Adviser to the President

(Information & Strategy)

June 22, 2023

[Freddie @FredChoja]

Here we go again. Just when I have decided to follow Jesus was trending, this pops up.
Dear Christian, stay vigilant

[ARISE NEWS @ARISEtv]

Falz on Fornication: I Practice the Religion of Love, and in That Religion, I Don’t Believe Fornication Is a Sin

It is not a problem if two unmarried people willingly and consensually engage in it, as long as it doesn't harm or offend anyone. This perspective is not based on Christianity, as many people assume.

Rapper/Songwriter, Falz

[Freddie @FredChoja]

@Sixcostar @AlakeDele The last paragraph tells where the figures are headed