Your highness CAmara

God Family Success

[NEFERTITI @firstladyship]

Dear Nigerians, PAY ATTENTION!

Lere Olayinka has deleted the tweet that exposed his crime. He deleted it without accountability. The DSS are yet to pick him up.

@OlayinkaLere is yet to explain to all Nigerians how he was able to gain unfettered access to INEC’s restricted area of the backend.

Wike’s aide is yet to tell us how he managed to publish Emeka Ike’s sensitive data. Professor Joash Amupitan has explanations to make as well. It will cost you nothing to retweet this, until INEC gives a satisfactory explanation.

Lere must tell us what happened to the IREV.

INEC wrote a whole load of rubbish, but failed to mention @OlayinkaLere name; not once!

WHAT DOES THIS TELL YOU?

INEC & whoever wrote the rubbish on their behalf, including Lere Olayinka, are laughing at Nigerians behind the scene. Any result/results declared by Joash Amupitan will be REJECTED!

INEC WILL SET NIGERIA ON FIRE!

#ArrestLereOlayinkaNow !!!

[BASHY SAMA @bashy_io]

@PeterObi Why did you spend the last 3 years chasing shadows instead of deeply mobilizing? 🥲

You’re still my preferred candidate and I’ll vote for you. But I can’t say you’ve made the best choice in the last 3 years really.

This last minute organization is a repeat of last time. Why?

[Lekan Olayinka @lekan_olayinka1]

Hey Chief, we’d like to clarify something as supporters of Peter Obi.

We don’t support Obi in a blind or personal way.

What we truly support are his principles. That’s what draws us to him.

If Obi doesn’t get the mandate, we will not support Atiku. At least, I won’t.

We are not political loyalists; we are national pragmatists.

We evaluate political choices based on their outcomes for the nation.

We don’t engage in politics for its own sake. To us, politics is a means, not an end.

So, we have no obligation to support Atiku.

If he emerges as the flagbearer, it is highly likely Obi will leave.

With that, our affiliation with the party ends as well.

I can already see APC supporters retweeting this, which suggests your tweet may have come from a questionable place.

But that’s beside the point. You’re entitled to your opinion.

However, let us make one thing clear. We are the majority. Peter Obi is currently the most consequential politician in Nigeria.

He has momentum, the trust of the people, and national goodwill.

These aren’t just my words. They were echoed by Ayo Fayose in a recent interview with Ruben Abati.

Obi is the political lifeblood of any party he joins. He did it with LP, and now we are seeing similar dynamics with ADC.

Fayose even stated that ADC would be unwise not to give him the ticket.

All of this is to say that Peter Obi’s supporters will not back any candidate other than Peter Gregory Obi.

Any attempt to impose a different choice on us is unrealistic. We determine our political direction, not APC spokespeople, like you.

[Psalm @UTDPsalm]

I'm having a mini party when this clocks a year

Trust me!!!

[Wolfie 🐺 @TheIgboWolf]

I rarely taste my food while cooking, I cook entirely on confidence and vibes so the finished product is always a surprise to me as much as it is to you.

If you eat my food and something is wrong, please know that I am also a victim and we are in this together.

[Harley knows you are lonely and so she @miss_ezeani]

Prime, Netflix left Nigeria.
TikTok, Instagram doesn’t pay Nigerian creators because low priority, guess why?
Twitter, Facebook and YouTube pay way less per Nigerian viewer.
Roll outs, perks, only get to us after years of creators in other climes enjoying them.

There’s no light.
There’s no regulation of rent.
Data tariff increases depending on the network provider’s mood.
Fuel is 1300 per liter.
Fuel has become lighter, evaporates quicker.
5 liters of 2022 is not same as now.

But yeah!!! Bring your tax.
File your tax!

I won’t give you job but if you create one for yourself, I still won’t make it easy for you because I’ll make sure bulk of your money goes to rent payment and electricity. And things will also get ridiculously expensive because $1 is 1450 naira.

But yeah, FILE YOUR FUCKING TAX!!!
We pay VAT per online transaction.
We pay VAT per light purchase.
We pay VAT per every purchase or transaction.
But hold on… FILE YOUR TAX!!!!

And no matter what ridiculousness that happens, we swear that the “next one” that will “definitely” be our tipping point.

Bloody hell!

[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

Please retweet if you do NOT know any family that received any money. Let’s use this response as a quick poll.

[Mr Macaroni @mrmacaroni]

President @officialABAT is running the Most Useless Government in the history of Useless Governments!!!
How many more Nigerians have to die due to this abysmal level of incompetence?
Nigerians wake up everyday to lament one tragedy of the other.
Unbearably heart-wrenching!!!

[Tosho @richtosho]

Hear what he said about Nigeria

[Switch @prophetswitch]

Let’s talk about the National Assembly

Nigeria’s National Assembly has been looting you blind every single year since 2023. Not rumors. Not propaganda. Cold, hard facts, verified figures, documented reports, right there in public records.

This thread will make your blood boil.

THREAD 📍 (repost and share)

[Stuffs @GlowTv4]

@xygort Life's dark seriously. If things are really going well for you, it's not because you are so good at what you do or you have the ability. It's just grace.

[Bello Saleh, PhD بيللؤ ساليح۔ @bellosaleh]

NIGERIAN STRAWBERRIES

Nigeria built the strawberry value chain on a runway..the plane left! Now the harvest has nowhere to go.

We’ve entered strawberry season (November - February) with no credible way to move berries out of Jos.

For years, Arik was the only lifeline. In our own operations, we paid more per kg in air cargo than we paid farmers per kg of produce. Logistics cost more than the fruit, and we still paid for it, because at least the berries arrived fresh and wholesome across the country.

But overnight, it collapsed, Arik stopped flying into Jos (Oct 2025). ValueJet is now the only carrier flying out from Jos, and they refused to carry strawberries.

So today, Nigeria has strawberries, but Nigeria cannot move strawberries.

So you would suggest using the road? Only if you’ve never tried it.

Fresh strawberries survive 1–4 days at room temperature. That is the entire window.

On our last attempt by road, we used Styrofoam boxes (additional cost), packed ice for 48 hours, turned prayer warrior against checkpoint delays and rough roads, but still lost 20–30% to sweating fruit, broken boxes, heat pockets and delays. You can’t get any refund, just absorb the losses and move on.
Road is not a solution today. It’s a controlled disaster.

One question from a farmer tells the whole story.

“Should I harvest, or let it rot so the loss impact is smaller?”

Peak harvest is here (15–30 tons/hectare), but farmers are debating whether picking their crop is the bigger loss. This is what a system failure sounds like, not some headlines or reports.

And this is not only a cold chain issue, the flaw runs deeper.

Nigeria built production without securing logistics, food security is logistics security. We’re not losing strawberries because farmers don’t know how to grow them, we’re losing them because a berry’s entire value chain depended on a plane we didn’t control.

If Plateau produces ~700 tons this season and we lose 50% due to lack of movement, 350 tons will rot in 120 days. By April, Lagos will import strawberries, puree and concentrate while fresh berries rot in Jos.

This season will decide whether Nigeria has a strawberry industry or just a strawberry harvest.

But this is the conversation Nigeria avoids, we celebrate yields without asking how food moves across the value chain, we talk about food security while losing food to logistics, not production, we push “value addition” while value dies at the farm gate, long before processing ever begins.

Strawberries are just the clearest example of a delicate fruit with a 4-day lifespan exposing a national blind spot.

However this isn’t a tragedy waiting to happen. It’s a test.

If harvest only creates beauty on the Plateau and scarcity in Lagos and the rest of the country, the numbers will speak louder than any report.

At the end of four months, one question will remain. What is the value of production if we cannot deliver the product?

Until we answer that honestly, we will keep planting pride and harvesting loss.

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[Your highness CAmara @Mara_Nedu]

Clemency for Sunday Jackson - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/da1tbCo1eB via @changeorgng

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

Victor Osimhen's mind is made of iron. Because if that was me and I had that miss in the last minute of added time, my confidence would never have recovered. I'd have subbed myself off.

This dude came back and scored 2.

He's not normal. A freak of nature. We're witnessing greatness!

[Jade.lit Ø @WallstreetJade]

Lagos Igbo girls + Yoruba corporate dudes = 5 & 6, and honestly, that’s where the whole tension between Lagos Igbo girls and Igbo men really started.

Here’s my submission.

Elite Igbo families in Lagos raised their sons for business empires. Commerce, trade, family enterprises that was their lane.

But for their daughters, they opened the gates of education to the highest level. Degrees, certifications, exposure no expense spared.

That single decision shifted the balance. Lagos Igbo girls ended up with a major advantage in Corporate Nigeria. Meanwhile, Igbo men who traditionally stayed closer to business and entrepreneurship were barely represented in that corporate playground. So naturally, Lagos Igbo girls dominated spaces where Igbo men were almost invisible.

And it was inside that same Nigerian corporate ecosystem, where Yoruba men were abundant and Igbo men were scarce, that the quiet disdain began to form.

Lagos Igbo girls moved in a world where Igbo men didn’t exist in large numbers, and over time they began to equate that absence with a lack of sophistication.

Corporate culture worldwide has its own air the polished confidence, the curated lifestyle, the subtle elitism.

Lagos Igbo girls soaked all of that in. And in the process, some developed this internal narrative that Igbo men who aren’t common in their “field of play” are somehow beneath their level of refinement.

You see traces of this mentality on this app every day, especially when Lagos Igbo girls jump into conversations. The superiority tone. The “I’m above you” energy.

The subtle internalized opinions, What they think of Igbos in general, our culture and values Even their naming patterns sometimes expose the ideology.

It’s a broad topic, and what I’ve touched here is barely chapter one. I’ll break it down deeper another day.

[Oliver @olivyrr]

Like I always say, the problem this club has right now is Marcus Rashford.

He should be tracking back more. And he definitely should not have a social life.

[Victor Boniface @boniface_jrn]

Unserious student don do assist ooo

[Uzo Njoku @uzoart]

Breaking down the planning and logistics behind my first solo show in Africa. Funded by two years of commissions. Part 1

[Ben the Seer @MikaelCBernard]

The most stupid ethnic rivalry I’ve ever seen, is the “Yoruba vs Igbo” fights.

These are two “tribes” with the exact same genetic code, linguistic structure and centuries of intermarriage, yet behaving like mentally insane people.

I really hope this ends with Tinubu sha.

[Vanguard Newspapers @vanguardngrnews]

Dangote refinery begins free petrol delivery Monday, slashes price to N841/litre https://t.co/v7agbbLSgr