Kennedy A. Alade

Activist & Founder of IdeaSackk, Arefo Systems & others Innovations to make the world better.

[Kennedy A. Alade @KennedyAlade]

@spectatorindex Understandably, no peace is ever achieved through war. It often results into more enemies in heart within those countries and nationals..

[Akinwumi @Big_marvis]

He did everything he said in his campaigns, but people didn’t even pay attention to his campaigns and his agenda. Everyone was shouting bala blue, bula ba

I will stand on his mandate till the end

[Taiwo_Ajakaye @dmightyangel]

The Core NORTH is not ready, THEY see this insecurity as a good negotiating power politically, that's why Borno and Katsina Government are rewarding TERRORISTS openly because insecurity is a good tool to them......

The way these guys are rewarding bandits clearly show that there's no ghost anywhere, they are enablers.

[Senior Pastor Okezie James Atañi @Onsogbu]

Do you know why this Ethiopian Prison swap(Filled with Igbos) is not being treated as a propaganda

1. It happened in Ethiopia.

2. Minister of Foreign Affairs is Igbo.

3. The prisoner were singing Igbo songs.

4. They are all Igbos.

[Bayo Bilisi (Back Up) @Bayo_Bilisi]

When a soldier starts speaking and switches to Hausa, it's over!

[Osas @osazenoo]

Edo State is for Jagaban

[Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories]

BREAKING NEWS: Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the ICPC to arrest a former Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, Uche Nnaji, over certificate forgery.

[Kennedy A. Alade @KennedyAlade]

#Nigerians should love Nigeria and pray for it! Your curse to any land comes back to you as long as you live in it.

[A. Ayofe @abdullahayofel]

You cannot curse your land and expect it to bless you. You cannot hate your home and expect it to prosper.... ❤️🇳🇬👇

[Kennedy A. Alade @KennedyAlade]

God bless this man! I love Nigeria and believe we shall get to our goals no matter the effort of our hatters! God bless @PBATMediaCentre for his efforts and we shall get it right at all cost!

[High Chief Lawrence Igbins Okoro @HighChiefOkoro]

A strong message to Nigerians living abroad that use every little opportunity to pull down their country.

Retweet Aggressively!

[A. Ayofe @abdullahayofel]

Omo, this is very strong message to Nigerians living abroad that use every little opportunity to pull down their country #June12
WATCH ❤️🔥👇

[Kennedy A. Alade @KennedyAlade]

Igbo people fail to learn from history! Azikiwe did same then, he was focusing on Yoruba land instead of Igbo land!

[The Yoruba Times @TheYorubaTimes]

They Cried Marginalisation. Tinubu Gave Them a Commission. Their Own Kinsmen Ate N16bn in 16 Months. Now They Still Ask What He Has Done.

For years, the loudest noise from the South-East has been the same refrain: marginalisation, exclusion, abandonment. They said the federal government did not care. They said a commission was the least Nigeria could do.

President Bola Tinubu listened. In July 2024, he signed the South East Development Commission into law. In February 2025, he inaugurated their board. He placed their own sons and daughters in charge. Every single person running that commission is Igbo.

By June 2026, the story was no longer about federal neglect. It was about N16 billion gone. N153 million spent on a single one-room office in Abuja. N2.5 billion classified as "implied expenditure" with no explanation. No roads. No hospitals. No schools. Just receipts and scandals.

Senator Orji Uzor Kalu himself, an Igbo leader, told the Managing Director, Mark Okoye: "This committee is disappointed. Your financial report is completely unacceptable". Senators Enyinnaya Abaribe and Victor Umeh also expressed displeasure. The Senate committee had to get the true figure from the Central Bank of Nigeria because the commission could not be trusted to tell the truth.

Now let us look at what other regions did with their commissions.

The South West Development Commission was established. What did they do? They secured a provisional rail operating licence from the Nigerian Railway Corporation. Not a one-room office. A rail licence. The commission will now connect all six South-West states through a 44-city rail network. They are moving goods, passengers, and the region's economy.

The difference is not money. The South-West is richer and more sought after because they have produced leaders who think, leaders who plan, leaders who execute. The South-West did not beg for a commission and then use it to rent a single room. They took what was given and turned it into a regional rail network.

The North East Development Commission installed N3 billion worth of modern ophthalmic equipment at the Maiduguri Eye Hospital. The Niger Delta Development Commission is completing the 1.2-kilometre Kaa-Ataba Bridge in Rivers State.

Do you see the pattern? Regions that hold their leaders accountable get results. Regions that do not get scandals.

The South-East is not failing because Nigeria hates it. The South-East is failing because those trusted with its future have made a career of blaming others while their own pockets grow fat.

The same people crying marginalisation are still asking what Tinubu has done. He gave you the commission. Your people ran it into the ground. The problem is not Aso Rock. The problem is the people you keep sending to Aso Rock to collect your share.

Fire your leaders. Audit the commission. Recover the money. Then talk about marginalisation.

Until then, the South-West will keep building rails. And you will keep building excuses.

[The Yoruba Times @TheYorubaTimes]

They Cried Marginalisation. Tinubu Gave Them a Commission. Their Own Kinsmen Ate N16bn in 16 Months. Now They Still Ask What He Has Done.

For years, the loudest noise from the South-East has been the same refrain: marginalisation, exclusion, abandonment. They said the federal government did not care. They said a commission was the least Nigeria could do.

President Bola Tinubu listened. In July 2024, he signed the South East Development Commission into law. In February 2025, he inaugurated their board. He placed their own sons and daughters in charge. Every single person running that commission is Igbo.

By June 2026, the story was no longer about federal neglect. It was about N16 billion gone. N153 million spent on a single one-room office in Abuja. N2.5 billion classified as "implied expenditure" with no explanation. No roads. No hospitals. No schools. Just receipts and scandals.

Senator Orji Uzor Kalu himself, an Igbo leader, told the Managing Director, Mark Okoye: "This committee is disappointed. Your financial report is completely unacceptable". Senators Enyinnaya Abaribe and Victor Umeh also expressed displeasure. The Senate committee had to get the true figure from the Central Bank of Nigeria because the commission could not be trusted to tell the truth.

Now let us look at what other regions did with their commissions.

The South West Development Commission was established. What did they do? They secured a provisional rail operating licence from the Nigerian Railway Corporation. Not a one-room office. A rail licence. The commission will now connect all six South-West states through a 44-city rail network. They are moving goods, passengers, and the region's economy.

The difference is not money. The South-West is richer and more sought after because they have produced leaders who think, leaders who plan, leaders who execute. The South-West did not beg for a commission and then use it to rent a single room. They took what was given and turned it into a regional rail network.

The North East Development Commission installed N3 billion worth of modern ophthalmic equipment at the Maiduguri Eye Hospital. The Niger Delta Development Commission is completing the 1.2-kilometre Kaa-Ataba Bridge in Rivers State.

Do you see the pattern? Regions that hold their leaders accountable get results. Regions that do not get scandals.

The South-East is not failing because Nigeria hates it. The South-East is failing because those trusted with its future have made a career of blaming others while their own pockets grow fat.

The same people crying marginalisation are still asking what Tinubu has done. He gave you the commission. Your people ran it into the ground. The problem is not Aso Rock. The problem is the people you keep sending to Aso Rock to collect your share.

Fire your leaders. Audit the commission. Recover the money. Then talk about marginalisation.

Until then, the South-West will keep building rails. And you will keep building excuses.

[Oyindamola🙄 @dammiedammie35]

“I believe we have a president who is ready to fix this nation, I believe he’s seen it all and I believe he’s good intended and that’s coming from me who’s a 73 years old man who has seen this Nation and have lived in another nation for 41 years”

- Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo shows his support for Tinubu

[Osas @osazenoo]

Uncomfortable truth many Nigerians don’t like to hear.

[bamidele omoluabi @omoeko1800]

Many of our people are finding their way back to Isese, and I love seeing it happen.🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[Chevchenko! ☀️☀️ @Chevchenko78]

Peter Obi’s wife was spending ₦10 million from the Anambra State budget on each of her tours,Do you know how much ₦10 million was worth back then? Is this who you all want to hand over Nigeria to?

[THINK YORUBA FIRST @ThinkYoruba_1st]

Names of water bodies in Yorùbá language.....our ancestors literally named everything

[Osas @osazenoo]

“What I can promise you is that as a leader, I will lead with sincerity regardless of tribe, religion, I don’t care” - PBAT

[Nopkins @_Nop_kins]

Bad news spread faster!

But this is another Good news.

[The Grid Post @TheGridPost]

Nigerians would appreciate efforts already put into the power sector soon and should support the Tinubu administration.

-Newly sworn in power minister, Mr. Joseph Tegbe.

[TallJohn🌍 @JohnFanimokun]

"Over the past 3 years, President Tinubu has undertaken some of the most significant difficult but necessary economic reforms in our modern history to dismantle structural distortions. Rebuilding our external reserve from under $4 billion in 2023 to over $30 billion net and $50 billion US Gross, with a GDP growth rate of 3.89% in the first quarter of 2026..."