Dave Umahi was born in 1963. The First Niger Bridge was completed in 1965. The bridge is 61 years old. It’s a shame Nigeria can no longer build infrastructure with steel. Umahi is only 2 yrs older than the bridge he just commissioned
Tinubu knows deep down that he has nothing to offer NIGERIANS.
Nigerians know that @officialABAT has nothing to offer them.
He just wants to complete the eight years he believes he is entitled to.
His son knows it.
His wife knows it.
APC knows it.
The Senate knows it.
And you reading this, you know it too.
Everybody supporting Tinubu is either doing it based on tribe, financial gains, or shelter from the EFCC.
The election is around the corner, Tinubu & APC have nothing to campaign with... So they are relying on Wike and the Governors to help him win by any means necessary... 🩸🩸🩸.
That is why you see them going around threatening Nigerians... Because that is the best they can do. To torment, suppress, and oppress.
Look at the set of POLITICAL BANDITS we have now, The ministerial Ebonyi buffalo, the barking Obio-Akpor H!tler who now carries himself as the real @inecnigeria chairman,
The dullard in Edo who doesn't even know how to spell his name, the moron in Benue who scammed his people with religion, the demented occupant in Anambra, etc. They all now move around with 50-50 shoulder pads, you dare not question them... It's all personal interest. None of them is there for you or for a better Nigeria.
@officialABAT and APC introduced a demonic kind of Politics in Nigeria.
Nigerians, 2027 is not about voting and going home... It is about dining with your vote and protecting your vote.
By every means possible, do your part... Because the set of Political bandits and kreeminals we have now will watch you die of hardship and dance on your grave like the Osun State Michael Jackson who played his people.
2027 is very vital for you... You still have time to prepare yourself.
Today, many black men and women can’t stand under the sun for 2 minutes without complaining… why?
The black skin was naturally created to withstand the sun. In fact, we are the sun and the sun is us.
Everything about the black race seemed systematically targeted when they found out our genes are deeper and more genetically diverse.
Our black native soap was one hell of a powerful soap, and we could make it to serve whatever purpose we wanted it to serve our skin. We used it to treat wounds, rashes, etc. We creamed our bodies with shea butter, palm kernel oil, and coconut oil.
Today, many black men and women can’t stand under the sun for 2 minutes without complaining… why? Because we have so chemicalized our skin just because we wanted to feel among, and also because the system engineering worked.
Today, there is skin cancer here and there… guess what? There are some skin products you use, and the moment you stop using them, you hate yourself more… calm down and process that. How is that supposed to be normal?
We come from a place where 99% of what we used on our skin was natural. We could trace and identify it without needing any Western lab.
We went from Pako Ijebu, Orogbo (bitter kola), Dogoyaro, Orin ata, bitter leaf wood, miswak and Ayin to Maclean, Closeup, plastic toothbrush…. Meaning we went from 100% natural to chemical and plastic.
Now things that were never recorded in your family are beginning to make you frequent the hospital… mouth ulcers, throat cancer, vocal cord surgery, etc. From where to where?
This whole thing is right there in your faces to do the 1+1… but many of you don’t care, and we are paying the heavy price for that negligence.
Everything that healed those who came before us, if you put it on Google today, you will see something like:
“Not scientifically proven.”
But it worked, yea?… so why, or what are they waiting for to test it or scientifically prove it?
Or what if they have tested it and can now scientifically prove it but putting the information out there is going to be a bigger disadvantage to them because in Africa we have those things in abundance?
Is that why some of our fruits are becoming seedless?
Is that why they are taking time to hybridize our seeds, so we can’t replant them anymore?
Things that nature gave to us freely, men are now trying to take control of so they can dictate or control us with their “what is right.”
Most of the trees and fruits you saw growing up, many of you can’t remember the last time you saw them. Why? They are going. Some are secretly being exported.
Gradually, gradually, we continue to get eaten from the inside.
They tell you our own is bad, theirs is better.
In 2026, the Ghanaian president refused to sign the United States health compact, you know why?
One of the clauses states that medicines and other medical products brought in under the programme would not be subject to inspection by Ghana’s Food and Drugs Authority.
And as of today, twenty-four African countries have signed it, with Kenya being the first… Nigeria signed on the 19th of December, 2025.
Hmmm….
One thing I know today is, if world powers decide to wipe Africa today, they know they don’t need missiles and guns.
All they have to do is take advantage of Africa’s greedy politicians and it’s people , pay their government, then their government pays the influencers to push a story that the water nature gave us is the reason behind cancer and they now have a better alternative.
Give Africa one year, it will be gone.
And if by luck there are any survivors, it will be those who question things.
Protect your seeds. Go back to planting trees and fruits around your compound… let us modernize it our own way before we lose everything completely.
You are not a bush person, you are AFRICAN and African populations carry the oldest and most diverse mitochondrial branches, mainly the L haplogroups.
All living humans’ mitochondrial lineages trace back to a woman in Africa.
Syrian terrorist with $10m US govt bounty on his head = "transitional president"
Burkinabé president = "junta leader"
Oyibo empire "journalism" = extremely bad for your health.
As an African who wants to live long, stop consuming this crap. It's literally bad for you.
Men dem,
The moment you leave your bed and your feet hit the ground, do push-ups. Don’t count. Just do as many as your body can take.
That’s one of the best times to do it, before procrastination wins or distractions take over your day.
it’s quite a spectacle that there are Nigerians who feel their land is too useless to be targeted for resources.
The belittling of the self is massive but you can’t really blame them;
if you have been made to disregard your own land, how can you be interested in its value.
Imagine being used as a tool for destruction and not knowing you’re being used and when you’re told you’ve been used you still cannot connect the dots 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
I proudly hosted the best six WASSCE candidates from my beloved North Tongu.
These six top performers are receiving MacBooks and full scholarships from the MP’s office.
Congratulations to Freda Esenam Glah (7As);
Yvonne Kekeli Doe (7As);
Japhet Akpaglo (7As);
Joseph Sokpo (6As);
Omoro Sulley (5As) and
Ewoenam Afua Eleblu (5As).
We must always celebrate our young achievers and motivate them to greater heights.
Togbe Worgbedzi is enormously proud of you.
I thank my dynamic DCE, Hon. Victoria Yawa Doe for her effective coordination.
#NorthTonguRising
#TogbeWorgbedziCares
Debunking the Phantom Debts and Ecological Loan Fallacy
My attention has been drawn to trending claims by the Anambra State Government that my administration left behind inherited debts, including a ₦2 billion ecological loan, contractor liabilities, and unpaid salaries, gratuities, and pensions. This is completely false.
We systematically liquidated historical gratuities and arrears dating back several years, amounting to over ₦35 billion. At the point of handover, the state owed nothing in salaries, gratuities, or pensions, nor did we owe anything to any contractor for projects duly executed and certified.
The ₦2 billion ecological fund in question was released barely three months before the end of my tenure for the Oko/Umuchiana erosion crisis. Despite pressure to spend the money, I refused, insisting that it should be left for my successor because government is a continuum and the funds were tied to a specific project.
The money was therefore left 100 per cent intact in First Bank, in Account No. 2018779464, with a balance of over ₦2.13 billion.
It is important to stress that funds tied to specific projects or set aside for particular purposes were not even included in the over ₦75 billion in savings we left behind.
If anybody can establish anything to the contrary, I will stop campaigning. -PO
Dear @MTNNG I FINALLY HAVE A RESPONSE FOR YOU
After a thorough review and analysis of your response to my earlier sent mail and the documents attached thereto, including an independent assessment by a number of data experts, and having allowed eight (8) days from the date of receipt of your correspondence for the materials provided to be properly scrutinised, I have now concluded my review.
My formal response to your correspondence has accordingly been sent to your email, with the relevant authorities previously copied into this matter by you duly retained in copy @NgComCommission and @fccpcnigeria
For the avoidance of doubt, this Twitter post is also part of my response to MTN’s correspondence. My decision to communicate publicly on the matter does not derogate from, replace or constitute a waiver of my formal written response. Rather, it is an additional exercise of my right to publicly communicate my experience and position concerning a matter that is already the subject of a formal complaint and regulatory engagement.
All rights and remedies available to me remain expressly reserved.
Zaenab Olawunmi Adams, ESQ.
Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria
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