Just negodi the kind of insult Nigerians receive abroad because of this administration. What moral authority do they have now to accuse anyone of de-marking Nigeria? What more de-marketing is worse than this - a nation thats embarking on a coastal road project that’ll gulp $13 billion with a “B!”
God!
@aonanuga1956 “With due respect, sir, you should know better. This is an AI-generated video, and calling for his arrest over it is both unexpected and a disgrace to our nation. Sir, please watch the original video on https://t.co/2psNicicI4� before making such statements.”
This is disgusting. A new low, even for the @NYTimes. It’s been barely a day since Jos was rocked by this horrific attack by radical Islamic terrorists against peaceful Christians, and the Times couldn’t bother to ask for comment before running this anti-Christian hit.
Here’s what I would have said if you asked for comment:
"How many more Christians need to be slaughtered by Muslims, particularly on holy days, before the failing New York Times acknowledges that Christians in Nigeria are being massacred for their faith in our Lord and Savior? It’s pretty obvious if you aren’t trying to pass your radical political agenda off as news."
Nigeria has become the deadliest place on earth to be a Christian - nearly 17,000 have been killed since 2019.
Nigeria is a nation of tremendous potential, but that potential is being choked by the violent persecution of its Christian population. Nigeria must change course now.
Now that Mazi @nnamdikanu has confronted the so-called Federal Government of Nigeria prosecutors with the simple truth that there are no valid charges for him to answer, the façade of this entire case has finally collapsed.
The time to free @nnamdikanu is now. Continuing to hold him after such an admission only deepens the injustice and exposes the rot in Nigeria’s legal and political system.
If the authorities refuse to do the right thing, the people will once again rise peacefully, lawfully, and decisively to demand justice. Another nationwide #FreeNnamdiKanuNow action is imminent.
Freedom or nothing!
#FreeNnamdiKanuNow
The online phase of the #FreeNnamdiKanuNow movement has officially begun. From this moment until October 20, when citizens will march physically to the Aso Rock Villa in Abuja, supporters across the world are taking the protest to the digital space.
This is an open call to all online protesters, activists, citizens, and allies everywhere to turn every platform into a space for truth and resistance. On @X, @Facebook, @Instagram, @TikTok, and beyond, the message must be clear and relentless, #FreeNnamdiKanuNow!
The goal is simply to keep the demand for justice alive and visible every single day until the government ends the unjust and unlawful incarceration of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. Everyone can play a part by posting, sharing, tweeting, and amplifying the message.
From today, the internet becomes our rally ground a united digital front for freedom and conscience.
We are online; we are everywhere, and we are unstoppable.
#FreeNnamdiKanuNow #MNKOct20
@ruffydfire Dear @Facebook please, don't touch @ruffydfire Facebook account. Any petition against him is purely politically motivated. He remained professional, fearless in his work. And 85% of Nigerians love his work. Thanks @Facebook for your understanding
@sowore@nnamdikanu All Nigerian youths should come out and support this man — a true patriot who left his family and comfortable life in the United States to return home and fight for our freedom. He has faced arrest, beatings, and intimidation, yet remains fearless. Let’s stand with him.