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"Operation: Defend Yourselves at All Costs."
Nigerians show off items they used to f!ght back against thugs following an att@ck on the NDC town hall meeting yesterday in Ikeja, Lagos State.
I designed wallpaper for Peter Obi's & NDC Campaign and thats what i now use on my phone.
You can download one of the 30+ mobile Wallpapers from the link below.
https://t.co/FtDrKLaq8D
Dear Nigerians,
This is one of the ways in which they rig elections.
For those of you who keep asking for the posters of @GRVlagos and myself, you now have your answer.
Let's make an example of this fellow. Please identify him, and let's know EVERYTHING about him:
1. His name
2. His address(es)
3. His office address
4. His wife's name and job or shop
5. His girlfriend's name and address
6. His side chick's name address and business/job
7. His tailor
8. His shoe size
9. His favourite lounge/beer parlour/bar
10. His employer, if any.
11. His direct boss
12. The nearest Police Divisions to his residence and places of work, and the names of the Divisional Police Officers in charge of those Divisions.
Kind Regards,
B.O.G.
Reflecting on life and the sorrow of losing a beloved one.
This morning, I attended the commendation service for my dear brother, Chief Okey Ezibe. He was a good man who sincerely cared about others, supported people during times of need, and freely devoted himself to improving the lives of those around him. His death is a painful reminder of our shared responsibility to one another through kindness, love, and service.
As I reflected on his life and the sorrow of losing someone so dear, my thoughts returned to my visit yesterday to Yelewata in Benue State, where more than 270 Nigerians were reportedly killed in a single night.
I found myself contemplating the unimaginable suffering of the families left behind: husbands mourning their wives, wives mourning their husbands, parents grieving the loss of their children, and children left without parents. I thought of homes suddenly deprived of the people who gave them purpose, families whose lives have been irrevocably changed, and communities struggling to grasp the scale of their loss.
If the death of one person who meant so much to us can leave us overcome with grief, what must families endure when several loved ones are taken from them in one night? What does it mean for an entire community to lose more than 270 of its members?
That is why we must never permit ourselves to become desensitised to tragedy. The loss of human life must never be reduced to a statistic, nor should the suffering of our fellow citizens become something we merely read about, briefly acknowledge with sympathy, and then leave behind.
Every Nigerian life has value. Each life taken represents a devastated family, a future cut short, and a nation made poorer. We must create a country in which safeguarding human life is not only a constitutional obligation but also a fundamental standard by which governance and leadership are judged.
May the soul of my dear brother, Chief Okey Ezibe, and the souls of all those who perished in Yelewata rest in perfect peace. May God give their families the strength and consolation to endure a loss that no family should ever be forced to bear.
A nation must never lose the ability to feel the suffering of its people. -PO
Tïnubu is freaking out when I haven't even started campaigning. He doesn't want to see my billboards, but he will see me live campaigning in every senatorial district.
__ Peter Obi
Gone are the days we come to social media and cry about being attacked by those who think their own Nigeria!
Now, we will come to social media and document what happened!
In the face of oppression, courtesy is not a strategy!!!!!!!
‘They Pushed Us To The Wall,’ Injured NDC Supporter Recounts Attack By Thugs
“When I arrived out here, we reacted to our president without fear. They started fighting back, breaking our vehicles, and destroying property,” the injured supporter told Channels Television, adding that attendees retaliated in self-defence despite being outnumbered and warning of heightened tensions ahead of the 2027 elections.
The 2027 election will be very different from the 2023 election. Nigerians will know their president before INEC’s official announcement. We no longer trust INEC. Nigeria decides!