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[Mr. Who Send You 😂 @MrWhoSendYou]

Obidients, let’s keep selling and promoting our candidate! The goal is to see Obi in Aso Rock next year never get tired!

[Mr. Who Send You 😂 @MrWhoSendYou]

Today, we were attacked, but that will never stop us from standing for what we believe in. One person was apprehended, and the appropriate action will be taken to ensure accountability. Let it be understood that nobody has the right to attack or intimidate peaceful citizens exercising their democratic rights.

We are still going back to Churchill Fair Market for our grassroots mobilisation. Nobody can silence our voices or discourage us from reaching the people.

To anyone willing to support this movement by sponsoring the printing of our branded polo shirts, caps and aprons, please send me a DM. I will be glad to respond.

WE ARE NOT RETREATING. WE ARE MOVING FORWARD!

#Obidients #NDC #PeterObi

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

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

[Mr. Who Send You 😂 @MrWhoSendYou]

Today, we were attacked, but that will never stop us from standing for what we believe in. One person was apprehended, and the appropriate action will be taken to ensure accountability. Let it be understood that nobody has the right to attack or intimidate peaceful citizens exercising their democratic rights.

We are still going back to Churchill Fair Market for our grassroots mobilisation. Nobody can silence our voices or discourage us from reaching the people.

To anyone willing to support this movement by sponsoring the printing of our branded polo shirts, caps and aprons, please send me a DM. I will be glad to respond.

WE ARE NOT RETREATING. WE ARE MOVING FORWARD!

#Obidients #NDC #PeterObi

[Mr. Who Send You 😂 @MrWhoSendYou]

Even if you resurrect somebody from the Bible and bring him to defend APC, the questions Nigerians are asking won't disappear. 😂

[Mr. Who Send You 😂 @MrWhoSendYou]

🚨 LAGOS, THE MOMENT IS HERE! 🇳🇬

His Excellency, Peter Obi, is coming to Lagos TODAY!

Join us as we welcome His Excellency Peter Obi and His Excellency Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso for the Lagos State Town Hall Meeting.

This is more than a gathering. It is an opportunity to engage, connect and work together towards a greater Lagos and a better Nigeria.

📍 Venue: Classique Event Place, Kudirat Abiola Way, Oregun, Ikeja, Lagos.

📅 Thursday, 12th November 2026. ⏰ 10:00 AM Prompt.

Lagos, let's show up!

Together for a Greater Lagos and a Better Nigeria. 🇳🇬

#PeterObi #RabiuKwankwaso #LagosTownHall #NDC #NewNigeria

[Mr. Who Send You 😂 @MrWhoSendYou]

INEC, this election is not about tweeting at night, avoiding tags or running away from questions Nigerians are asking you.

You may ignore people tagging you today, but you cannot ignore the responsibility you have been entrusted with.

Our focus is on you. Nigerians want answers, and we will continue demanding transparency and accountability.

To the INEC Chairman, Prof. Joash Amupitan, and everyone in that institution: if you believe you cannot carry out this responsibility impartially and transparently, nobody forced you to accept the position. You can honourably step aside and tender your resignation.

What Nigerians will not accept is a situation where legitimate questions about the electoral process are ignored or citizens are treated as though their concerns do not matter.

Remember, before you take one step in this electoral process, Nigerians are already paying attention. Every decision matters. Every public fund must be accounted for. Every PVC must be accounted for, and every eligible Nigerian deserves the opportunity to vote.

Taxpayers' money is not free money. You must be accountable to the people whose money funds your institution.

Let me remind you of something: elections come and go, but Nigeria remains. After the 2027 elections, there will still be a country called Nigeria, and the decisions you make today will have consequences for our democracy tomorrow.

INEC, do the right thing. Nigerians are demanding accountability, transparency and credible elections. @inecnigeria

#EyesOnINEC #NigeriaDecides2027 #ElectoralAccountability

[Mr. Who Send You 😂 @MrWhoSendYou]

INEC, I will keep coming back to you because you cannot collect over ₦500 billion in taxpayers' money and expect Nigerians to simply trust you without accountability.

From the leadership down to every department in that organisation, Nigerians expect you to do the right thing.

People are still struggling to collect their PVCs. Some who registered in 2025 and 2026 are yet to receive theirs. Some local government collection centres are reportedly not even accessible to citizens who want to collect their PVCs.

We have also seen concerns raised about questionable AI-generated images and entries on your portal, yet you come out to announce that you have removed over 1.6 million ineligible or fake registrations.

INEC, you can remove 10 million names if necessary, but what Nigerians want is transparency, credibility and accountability. Trust is not something you demand; it is something you earn.

I am suffering. Millions of Nigerians are suffering. Bad roads, insecurity, rising cost of living, poor healthcare, failing education and an economy that continues to put ordinary people under pressure.

People are going through unimaginable difficulties, and the least we expect is an electoral commission that will protect our democracy and respect the votes of the people.

Let me make this clear: 2027 must not be business as usual.

This is not a threat. It is a demand for accountability. Nigerians are watching, and we will insist on a free, fair and credible election.

INEC, do the right thing. Our democracy and the future of this country depend on it.

#EyesOnINEC #NigeriaDecides2027 #ProtectYourVote @inecnigeria

[Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories]

JUST IN: The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has asked a Federal High Court in Abuja to set aside a subpoena compelling it to produce documents relating to President Bola Tinubu’s 1999 Lagos State governorship election and 2023 presidential election.

[Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories]

JUST IN: The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has asked a Federal High Court in Abuja to set aside a subpoena compelling it to produce documents relating to President Bola Tinubu’s 1999 Lagos State governorship election and 2023 presidential election.

[Mr. Who Send You 😂 @MrWhoSendYou]

INEC, I will keep coming back to you because you cannot collect over ₦500 billion in taxpayers' money and expect Nigerians to simply trust you without accountability.

From the leadership down to every department in that organisation, Nigerians expect you to do the right thing.

People are still struggling to collect their PVCs. Some who registered in 2025 and 2026 are yet to receive theirs. Some local government collection centres are reportedly not even accessible to citizens who want to collect their PVCs.

We have also seen concerns raised about questionable AI-generated images and entries on your portal, yet you come out to announce that you have removed over 1.6 million ineligible or fake registrations.

INEC, you can remove 10 million names if necessary, but what Nigerians want is transparency, credibility and accountability. Trust is not something you demand; it is something you earn.

I am suffering. Millions of Nigerians are suffering. Bad roads, insecurity, rising cost of living, poor healthcare, failing education and an economy that continues to put ordinary people under pressure.

People are going through unimaginable difficulties, and the least we expect is an electoral commission that will protect our democracy and respect the votes of the people.

Let me make this clear: 2027 must not be business as usual.

This is not a threat. It is a demand for accountability. Nigerians are watching, and we will insist on a free, fair and credible election.

INEC, do the right thing. Our democracy and the future of this country depend on it.

#EyesOnINEC #NigeriaDecides2027 #ProtectYourVote

[Mr. Who Send You 😂 @MrWhoSendYou]

Happy Birthday to a true patriot, a strong voice and a committed leader, Signature! 🎉❤️

Your courage, consistency and unwavering belief in a New Nigeria have continued to inspire many. Thank you for always standing up, speaking out and using your voice to tell Nigerians about the vision and leadership qualities of His Excellency Peter Obi.

Sorry this birthday message is coming late, but the celebration is just as genuine.

May God bless you with long life, good health, greater wisdom and more strength to keep making a positive impact.

Happy Birthday, Leader! More wins ahead. 🇳🇬❤️
@iamsignature_

[Mr. Who Send You 😂 @MrWhoSendYou]

I think sometimes we create unnecessary confusion for ourselves.

First, congratulations to him on his appointment. Everybody is entitled to make their own decisions, hold their own opinions and choose whatever political movement they want to associate with. Just as he has the right to make his decision, I also have the right to stand by my convictions.

My concern is not that he has accepted an appointment. My concern is what happens from this point forward.

Sometimes, when people get appointments or positions, especially in politics, they suddenly find themselves attending television interviews and responding to questions from journalists who may try to push them in a particular direction.

That is why I said congratulations to him. I am not accusing him of anything, and I am not saying he is going to fight Peter Obi.

But let me make one thing clear: I will not support stupidity simply because someone has a political position. I will stand for the truth, regardless of my financial situation or whatever position I may occupy tomorrow.

Even if tomorrow I have money or receive an appointment from a politician, that should never mean I have to abandon my principles or defend what I know is wrong.

The only time I believe the Obidients may have an issue with him is if he starts going on television and deliberately twisting his words or attacking Peter Obi just to please certain political interests.

That is where the disagreement may begin.

And when Obidients eventually speak up, the same people may turn around and start calling us a terrorist organisation, as they have often done.

So, once again, congratulations to him. But having an appointment should never mean surrendering your conscience.

[Mr. Who Send You 😂 @MrWhoSendYou]

I think sometimes we create unnecessary confusion for ourselves. @YunusaTanko

First, congratulations to him on his appointment. Everybody is entitled to make their own decisions, hold their own opinions and choose whatever political movement they want to associate with. Just as he has the right to make his decision, I also have the right to stand by my convictions.

My concern is not that he has accepted an appointment. My concern is what happens from this point forward.

Sometimes, when people get appointments or positions, especially in politics, they suddenly find themselves attending television interviews and responding to questions from journalists who may try to push them in a particular direction.

That is why I said congratulations to him. I am not accusing him of anything, and I am not saying he is going to fight Peter Obi.

But let me make one thing clear: I will not support stupidity simply because someone has a political position. I will stand for the truth, regardless of my financial situation or whatever position I may occupy tomorrow.

Even if tomorrow I have money or receive an appointment from a politician, that should never mean I have to abandon my principles or defend what I know is wrong.

The only time I believe the Obidients may have an issue with him is if he starts going on television and deliberately twisting his words or attacking Peter Obi just to please certain political interests.

That is where the disagreement may begin.

And when Obidients eventually speak up, the same people may turn around and start calling us a terrorist organisation, as they have often done.

So, once again, congratulations to him. But having an appointment should never mean surrendering your conscience.

[Mr. Who Send You 😂 @MrWhoSendYou]

The only reason we will have a problem celebrating Dr. Yunusa Tanko is if he starts going from one television station to another to demarket Peter Obi.

Let me make this clear: Nigerians and Obidients have no problem with the political appointments people accept. Everybody has the right to pursue their political interests.

However, if you accept an appointment, please focus on the assignment you have been given. Don't turn television interviews into opportunities to attack Peter Obi or discredit his political movement.

If you do that, Obidients and Peter Obi supporters will certainly challenge you and hold you accountable for your statements.

Dr. Yunusa Tanko, please be guided. We can respect your political choices without accepting any attempt to undermine Peter Obi.

@YunusaTanko

[Mr. Who Send You 😂 @MrWhoSendYou]

The only reason we will have a problem celebrating Dr. Yunusa Tanko is if he starts going from one television station to another to demarket Peter Obi.

Let me make this clear: Nigerians and Obidients have no problem with the political appointments people accept. Everybody has the right to pursue their political interests.

However, if you accept an appointment, please focus on the assignment you have been given. Don't turn television interviews into opportunities to attack Peter Obi or discredit his political movement.

If you do that, Obidients and Peter Obi supporters will certainly challenge you and hold you accountable for your statements.

Dr. Yunusa Tanko, please be guided. We can respect your political choices without accepting any attempt to undermine Peter Obi.

@YunusaTanko

[Mr. Who Send You 😂 @MrWhoSendYou]

Shall not be well with MTN and Airtel for continuously frustrating my life in this country!

Imagine buying data with your hard-earned money, expecting to use it, only for the network not to work. You have to put your phone on flight mode, turn it off again, switch your Wi-Fi off and on, before you can even get a connection. I have routers from these two companies in my house, and the frustration is becoming unbearable.

Tell me, how can you buy data that is supposed to last for one month, and it won't even last two weeks?

And somebody will read this message and scroll past because they don't understand the pain behind it. Not everybody can afford to buy Starlink. Some of us depend on MTN and Airtel to survive, work and communicate.

With everything Nigerians are already going through, these companies have chosen to add to our suffering.

Honestly, this is frustrating. There is real pain behind this message. MTN and Airtel, Nigerians deserve better!

@MTNNG @airtelniger @MTNNG

[Mr. Who Send You 😂 @MrWhoSendYou]

That is why sometimes, when I look back at the record of His Excellency Peter Obi in Anambra State, particularly what he did to improve security, I believe there is still hope for Nigeria.

I have hope, and I believe our children's children also deserve a future filled with hope.

I believe that in 2027, we as Nigerians must come out and participate.

Some of you are reading this right now, but you don't have your PVC, and you're asking yourself, "I don't have my PVC. What can I do?"

You can still encourage people around you. Go out into your various communities, mobilise your people, talk to your neighbours and encourage everyone to go and vote.

Our children's future depends on the decisions we make today. That is why we must take this election seriously.

And please, don't make your decision based on Peter Obi being an Igbo man. Examine his record. Look at what he did, what he stands for and what he intends to do. Read his manifesto and understand his plans.

Look at his proposed approach to fighting corruption, tackling banditry and addressing godfatherism. Examine how he intends to address the issues and the people behind insecurity in Nigeria.

That is why I decided to drop this message.

Nigeria's future matters. Our children's future matters. And every Nigerian has a role to play.

[Mr. Who Send You 😂 @MrWhoSendYou]

Good evening, gentlemen.

@drobafemihamzat @GRVlagos @funsodoherty

I know this message might get to you. You might see it, but you may choose not to respond. That's fine.

But sir, the beautiful manifestos you keep presenting for us to read and the beautiful campaign designs you keep producing are nice. However, I have one simple question for all of you, whether you are contesting under APC, ADC, NDC or PDP.

WHAT IS YOUR PLAN FOR AGBERO IN LAGOS STATE?

What is your plan for those who claim to own Lagos streets? Those who claim to control certain areas? Those who will approach you and demand money simply because your vehicle broke down and you are trying to fix it on the roadside?

What is your plan for the daily extortion, intimidation and harassment of ordinary Lagosians?

How do you intend to put an end to this?

And to the gentleman contesting under the ADC, I have a special message for you. I like you, and I voted for you in 2023, despite the shenanigans surrounding that election and the eventual declaration of a winner.

Sir, I ask you again:

WHAT IS YOUR PLAN FOR AGBERO IN LAGOS STATE?

We need answers, not just beautiful campaign designs. #Leadership

[Mr. Who Send You 😂 @MrWhoSendYou]

Good evening, gentlemen.

Depending on when you receive this message, I know you might see it and choose not to respond. That's fine. But I want to address all three of you: APC, ADC and NDC.

I want you to understand something. Because you are seeking political positions, you are suddenly becoming humble. You speak gently, act like you wouldn't hurt an ant, and present yourselves as people who are ready to serve the people.

But my question is: Will this humility continue when you eventually get into office?

Because we have seen this pattern before. Politicians become inaccessible once they acquire power. They become untouchable. The same citizens whose votes they desperately need suddenly find it difficult to reach them.

Today, you are making promises. You are releasing manifestos, designing beautiful campaign posters, producing videos, issuing press statements and telling us how you intend to turn Lagos into London.

I've taken time to go through your manifestos and listen to your promises.

But, gentlemen, governance is not about the beautiful words written in your manifestos. It is not about campaign designs, videos or press releases. It is about what you will actually do when you have the power to make decisions.

What happens when citizens demand accountability? What happens when people protest against policies that affect their lives? Will you listen, or will you use the police, DSS and other security agencies to intimidate people because of political interests and godfathers?

Today, you are begging the people for their votes. Tomorrow, will those same people need an appointment before they can see you?

And now, let me come to the most important part of this message.

WHAT IS YOUR PLAN FOR AG­BERO AND THE EXTORTION OF ORDINARY PEOPLE IN LAGOS STATE?

Yes, I want to underline this question because it is extremely important.

What exactly do you intend to do about the activities of agberos in Lagos?

People who wake up every morning, go to work, run small businesses, drive commercial vehicles and struggle to survive are constantly confronted with extortion.

You have people claiming to be the kings of particular streets, the owners of particular roads and the ones controlling certain areas.

Some will tell you, "Na me be king of this street." Others will tell you, "Na me guide this area. Na me be Oba."

Ordinary Nigerians are being subjected to intimidation and extortion.

So, gentlemen, what is your practical solution?

Will you dismantle these structures of intimidation? Will you enforce the law equally, regardless of whose political interests are involved? Will you protect ordinary Lagosians, transport workers, traders and business owners?

Or will everything continue because some of these people have political connections?

I don't want another beautiful manifesto explaining how Lagos will become a London-like city while ordinary residents cannot move freely without being harassed or extorted.

I want to know what you will do.

And please understand this: Lagos does not belong to political godfathers. It belongs to the people who live, work and contribute to its development.

You are asking for our votes today. We are asking for answers today.

WHAT IS YOUR PLAN FOR AGBERO, STREET EXTORTION AND THE INTIMIDATION OF ORDINARY LAGOSIANS?

I expect all three of you to answer this question.

Thank you

@drobafemihamzat

@GRVlagos

@funsodoherty

[Mr. Who Send You 😂 @MrWhoSendYou]

Dear @SamsungMobileNG @SamsungMobile @Samsung

This is Day 2 of me publicly asking Samsung to support my dream with a laptop.

I'm a young Nigerian content creator passionate about using technology, digital media and innovation to make a difference.

I create political and social accountability content, educating people and speaking about issues affecting ordinary Nigerians. I do this because I believe social media can be more than entertainment; it can also be a powerful tool for positive change.

But I have bigger dreams beyond content creation.

I'm working towards building an AI-powered video clipping platform that will help Nigerian content creators, entrepreneurs and young people turn long videos into short, engaging clips for social media.

I want to build something that creates opportunities for other people, not just something that benefits me.

Unfortunately, I don't have the necessary equipment to bring these ideas to life. My current phone, a Samsung Galaxy S9, struggles with overheating whenever I'm recording content. And I don't have a laptop capable of handling the editing, development and other technical work I need to do.

That's why I'm asking Samsung to consider supporting me with a laptop.

I know this tweet might not go viral. I know there are thousands of people asking for help every day. But I also believe that if you never ask, you may never get an opportunity.

Samsung, I'm not asking you to build my dream for me. I'm only asking you to give me a tool that can help me build it myself.

Please, give a young Nigerian creator a chance.

Day 2. I'm still knocking. I haven't given up. 🙏❤️

[Mr. Who Send You 😂 @MrWhoSendYou]

Lagos Ó TI YÁ, it's time, let's turn up en masse😊...

Nigeria must be OK

Vote NDC✌🏾🫆