Gabriel Osekene

[MonITNG @monitng]

Dear Nigerians,

We can’t continue to celebrate criminals as political office holders while corruption cases against them remain unresolved.

What message are we sending to young people and ordinary citizens struggling daily under economic hardship?

Former Kogi State Governor Yahaya Bello is currently facing serious corruption and money laundering charges involving over ₦100 billion according to ongoing EFCC court proceedings.

Yet, instead of accountability and sober reflection, we are watching political structures prepare him for another election into the Senate.

What happens after the elections? Will the cases suddenly disappear because the accused belongs to the ruling APC? Nigerians have seen citizens jailed, disgraced, and politically destroyed for far less.

Many public officials without strong political protection have faced swift prosecution and convictions. But when powerful politicians are involved, corruption cases often become endless courtroom dramas while they continue to enjoy state privileges, endorsements, and political promotions.

This culture of selective accountability is destroying public trust in our institutions. How do we explain to civil servants owed salaries, to unemployed graduates, and to struggling Nigerians that those accused of looting public resources are still celebrated at rallies and rewarded with fresh political tickets?

We have also seen several high-profile corruption allegations involving politically connected figures across party lines, including allegations against Bello Matawalle, Abubakar Malami, Diezani Alison-Madueke, and others who continued to remain politically influential despite investigations or legal scrutiny.

Nigeria cannot fight corruption only against the weak while protecting the politically connected. Accountability must not depend on party affiliation. Justice must be consistent, transparent, and equal for everyone. If corruption cases can be ignored once elections are involved, then what hope is left for ordinary Nigerians seeking justice and fairness? @officialEFCC @icpcnigeria

[MonITNG @monitng]

ATTENTION!!!

Dear Gov @seyimakinde

Our team tracked the state of Community Secondary School, Aba Alfa, Olomi in Oluyole LGA, Oyo State. The classrooms are falling apart. When it rains, water pours through the leaking roof, soaking books and forcing students to huddle in corners. During the dry season, the heat is unbearable, making learning almost impossible. The school lacks enough desks and chairs, and many of the windows are dangerously supported with sticks. The walls? They’ve never been cemented since the school was built.

The school has become more than just a symbol of government neglect it has turned into a hideout for criminals at night, posing a threat to students and the entire community. Residents have written countless letters to government authorities, pleading for help. Years have passed, but nothing has been done. The children of Aba Alfa deserve better. Their learning environment shouldn’t endanger their safety or rob them of a future.

What’s more disturbing is the mismatch between government spending and the school’s condition. Oyo State budgeted ₦47.8B for education in 2020, ₦266.6B in 2021, ₦54.1B in 2022, ₦58.2B in 2023, ₦90B in 2024, and over ₦145B is proposed for 2025. International donors like UNICEF, UNESCO, and the Global Partnership for Education have also supported education in the state. Yet this school remains abandoned with no visible trace of investment.

The people of Olomi are not asking for luxury. They are demanding dignity. A roof that doesn’t leak. Walls that are safe. Desks for every child. A classroom where learning is possible. These are basic rights not privileges. This situation is unacceptable, and continued silence from the authorities only deepens the injustice.

We call on @seyimakinde and the Oyo State Ministry of Education to take urgent action. The funds are there. The need is clear. It’s time to renovate Community Secondary School, Aba Alfa. These children deserve a future that starts with a safe classroom. #FixAbaAlfa #OyoEducationCrisis

[MonITNG @monitng]

OPEN LETTER!!!

Dear FCT Minister @GovWike

Thank you @GovWike for your presentation at the National Assembly and for the clear commitment to infrastructure development in the FCT, as reflected in the proposed N1.78 trillion 2025 budget. It’s commendable that over 72% of the budget has been earmarked for capital projects. This shows a strong resolve to address pressing developmental needs and to complete ongoing strategic infrastructure projects across Abuja.

We acknowledge the importance of the listed projects roads B6 and B12, the Inner Southern Expressway, engineering infrastructure to Guzape, Wuye, and Maitama II Districts, and others. These developments will undoubtedly improve urban mobility, enhance the city's aesthetics, and boost the overall economy of the FCT.

That said, we appeal for a more deliberate focus on underserved and rural communities within the FCT that still lack access to essential services. There are many areas in Abuja where residents struggle daily without clean drinking water, primary healthcare centers, basic schools, electricity, and access roads that connect them to the rest of the city.

These communities are part of the FCT and deserve equal attention. Investing in their development is not only a matter of equity but also a way to reduce urban migration, bridge development gaps, and foster inclusive growth. When basic needs are met at the grassroots, the benefits ripple through the entire territory.

We believe that the 2025 FCT budget presents a real opportunity to deliver balanced development. Let the transformation go beyond the city centre, let it reach the forgotten corners where people still wait for the most basic of services. A truly great capital works for everyone. #YourRightToKnow

[Gabriel Osekene @GOsekene]

@NigeriaStories Summoning an elected governor to come to an illegal occupant of Rivers government house to explain how he made his appointment is height of it. Go and arrest him for us to know u are working! Go and buy form in cross River and contest if u are popular pls.

[MonITNG @monitng]

SHOCKING!!!

Dear Gov @NasiridrisKG

Our team recently visited Bakinturu Health Post in Sakace Ward, Shanga Local Government Area of Kebbi State. We saw a place that should serve as a safe space for healing has become a symbol of neglect and abandonment.

The walls are cracked and crumbling, the roof leaks during the rains, and in the dry season, patients suffer in unbearable heat due to poor ventilation.

Despite being the only healthcare centre available to thousands of residents across several nearby communities, this facility lacks even the most essential. There are no beds for patients to lie on, no electricity to power simple medical devices, no perimeter fence to provide safety, and no sufficient drugs or medical personnel to handle emergencies or routine care.

The situation is so dire that, according to a resident, snakes and other reptiles frequently crawl into the wards. In some instances, humans and animals have found themselves sharing the same unsafe space.

Because of the region's insecurity, some communities no longer have access to the center, putting already vulnerable populations at even greater risk.

What’s most troubling is that this is happening despite years of government promises and several donor-funded health interventions. Partners such as USAID, eHealth Africa, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the Aliko Dangote Foundation, the Sultan Foundation for Peace and Development, and MAP International have all supported healthcare improvements in Kebbi. Yet, Bakinturu Health Post remains untouched.

The former state government committed to revitalising primary healthcare across all political wards in the state. The current administration has spoken about prioritising health and even plans to increase health sector investments. But words are not enough. We need visible, measurable change in the lives of people in rural communities. The residents of Sakace and surrounding villages deserve dignity, safety, and access to proper healthcare.

We are calling on the @KBStGovt to act urgently. Renovate Bakinturu Health Post and equip it with beds, electricity, drugs, trained staff, and a secure environment.

Healthcare should not be a privilege reserved for city centres, it is a basic right. Let the promises made during campaigns translate into real impact in the places that need it most. centre

[MonITNG @monitng]

EXPOSED!!!

Dear Gov @Ahmedaliyuskt

Our team visited the General Hospital in Isa LGA, Sokoto State, during an inspection tour of public healthcare facilities. We discovered that the hospital's only laboratory, vital for diagnosis and treatment, was in complete shambles. No equipment, no functioning tools, no chance for proper healthcare delivery. It’s an alarming situation.

Between 2023 and 2025, Sokoto State allocated a total of over ₦93 billion to health: ₦27.8bn in 2023, ₦31.4bn in 2024, and ₦34.2bn in the proposed 2025 budget. In addition to these domestic allocations, the state has received significant international support from donors like the World Bank, UNICEF, Global Fund, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, all aimed at strengthening healthcare delivery.

Yet, despite these massive investments, the Isa General Hospital, which serves over 10,000 residents, lacks a functional laboratory. Patients are left without essential diagnostic services, and healthcare workers are forced to improvise. It’s unacceptable that a facility of this importance remains in such a disgraceful condition.

This reflects a broader failure, not of funding, but of prioritisation, transparency, and accountability. With both government budgets and donor support available, why are citizens still forced to endure such poor standards in a public hospital? This is not just neglect, it’s a systemic failure that demands immediate correction.

We are calling on the Sokoto State Government, the Ministry of Health, and relevant oversight bodies to urgently prioritise the renovation and full equipping of the Isa General Hospital lab.

The people of Isa LGA have waited long enough. They deserve access to safe, quality healthcare, and they deserve it now.
#FixHosLabs

[Gabriel Osekene @GOsekene]

@NigeriaStories They never see anything yet, more loses!

[MonITNG @monitng]

SHOCKING!!!

Dear Gov @RtHonSheriff

Welcome to Ughievwen Primary School in Otor-Ughievwen, in the HEART of Ughelli South LGA, Delta State.
An oil-producing community where over 197 pupils sit on the bare floor during class.
We Urge the @DSGovernment to kindly intervene.

[Gabriel Osekene @GOsekene]

@aonanuga1956 U people are lies, come out on the true position of NNPCL to Nigerians.

[Gabriel Osekene @GOsekene]

@aonanuga1956 For this great hardship his government has plunged Nigerians into abi? They should continue oo

[Gabriel Osekene @GOsekene]

@ruffydfire They have failed! All those working in the refinery should be sacked. NNPCL Mele Kolo Kyari should be sacked for incompetence immediately.

[Gabriel Osekene @GOsekene]

@MKKyari Go and sit down in one place! All of u are the once putting Nigeria in this mess!

[Gabriel Osekene @GOsekene]

@sowore @aonanuga1956 See one of Obi's supporter, come and arrest him 🤣, nonsense!!

[Gabriel Osekene @GOsekene]

@aonanuga1956 Hope ur mouth have driven u into trouble? U have been slammed with law suit by Obi? Saying something without proof 🤣🤣🤣

[Gabriel Osekene @GOsekene]

@atiku U are very correct sir! This government should tell us the landing cost of PMS and how they are selling to consumers. Paddy Paddy government 😡!

[Gabriel Osekene @GOsekene]

@ruffydfire Leave that clap for another day bro!

[Gabriel Osekene @GOsekene]

@aonanuga1956 We are not surprised, it is part of APC government from the beginning.

[Gabriel Osekene @GOsekene]

@instablog9ja Then drive urself!

[Gabriel Osekene @GOsekene]

@MichelleObama May God give u the fortitude to bear this great loss madam! My condolences.

[Gabriel Osekene @GOsekene]

@BarackObama My condolences sir!