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Congratulations to ARSENAL EPL Champions 🏆

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ADC Arise and Shine 🤝 .

[Mohammed Hayatu-Deen @Mohayatudeen]

Do not be deterred by those who do not want a new direction. Let’s build a better Nigeria together.

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@LinkedInHelp I'm having an issue with my LinkedIn account too it wasn't verify and I did it severally pls help me

[Mo_Allahyidi 🤫 @Mubij50]

I got advice from a madman, Shuttle, with Danfo to NDC from the desperate international airport in Ng.

[Sarkin Mota @SarkinMota_AMF]

In the coming weeks in Sha Allah I’ll be employing at least 100-150 youths and women for various positions so stay close 😉. Masu yin mu suyi mu su masu kin mu koh sun so oho 🤷🏽‍♂️

[Peacock @dawisu]

Amupitan and the Credibility of the 2027 Elections:

By Salihu Tanko Yakasai

In any election, the most important stakeholder is the electoral umpire. Whoever is chosen to lead the electoral body carries a heavy burden, particularly in how key players and observers perceive the independence of that umpire, whether he will be fair and just or take sides with those who appointed him.

Typically, the person appointed to head the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is expected to ensure a level playing field for all candidates, irrespective of whether they belong to the ruling party or the opposition. Over the years in Nigeria, however, some INEC chairmen have been found wanting in the discharge of their duties.

Maurice Iwu is widely regarded as one of Nigeria’s most controversial INEC chairmen, largely because the 2007 elections under his leadership were heavily criticized for irregularities and lack of credibility. Even Umaru Musa Yar'Adua, who won that election, admitted the process was flawed. While some argue he operated within a weak system, his tenure is still often seen as a low point for electoral integrity in Nigeria.

If you’re looking at credibility, transparency, and public trust, his tenure is often seen as a low point for Nigeria’s electoral process.

But from all indications, the current INEC chairman, Joash Amupitan, seems to be on the verge of becoming even worse than Maurice Iwu, as his tenure has been marked by one controversy after another since his appointment.

1- Religious bias allegation

The current INEC chairman, Amupitan, has faced criticism over a past petition in which he reportedly raised concerns about what he described as “Christian genocide.” This has drawn objections from groups such as the Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs, who argue that such a position raises questions about his neutrality in a religiously diverse country and have called for his removal.

2- ADC leadership portal controversy

While citing a court order, the INEC chairman reportedly derecognized David Mark and Rauf Aregbesola as Chairman and Secretary of the African Democratic Congress, respectively. This removal from INEC’s official portal could undermine the party’s ability to field candidates. Critics see this as a move that may disadvantage opposition parties in favor of the ruling All Progressives Congress.

3- Voter revalidation exercise concerns

Another major issue was the proposed voter revalidation exercise, which was introduced close to the election timeline, which sparked backlash. Many argued that attempting to revalidate tens of millions of voters within a short period could disenfranchise many Nigerians in the 2027 general elections. Following public pressure, the commission suspended the exercise.

4- Social media partisanship allegation

Questions have been raised about an alleged social media account linked to Amupitan, which contain posts supportive of the APC, and are critical of opposition movements such as the “Obidient” movement. Although he denied ownership, some online claims suggest links to personal identifiers such as an email address and phone number, leaving the issue contested.

All these controversies are happening even before the elections. If Maurice Iwu is the yardstick for a poor election umpire, then by all accounts, Amupitan appears to be on track to surpass that record. If he can be perceived as this compromised before the elections, what should be expected on election day?

When the credibility of an election collapses, the consequences go far beyond the ballot box. Voter turnout drops as people begin to feel their votes no longer count, and the legitimacy of whoever emerges as the winner is immediately questioned. This often fuels political tension, deepens divisions, and in some cases can trigger unrest. Ultimately, a flawed electoral process does not just produce disputed outcomes. It weakens public trust in democracy itself and makes governance far more difficult. 1/2

[Mo_Allahyidi 🤫 @Mubij50]

Calculator with its old version of logarithms

Atiku's science needs an upgrade as Kwankwasiya to Wike unscientific Calculator 🤣.
@ADCVanguard_ @atiku @AdamuAtikuA

[Abubakar Hamma Galafi @Galafi_Hamman]

GOMBE ADC YOUTH URGE NAFIU BALAV TO DROP COURT CASE,RALLY BEHIND DAVID MARK TO CHALLENGE APC.

Video below.

[ADC National Youth Leader - Balarabe Rufai @BalarabeRufai_]

ADC YOUTH WING ISSUES 3DAYS ULTIMATUM TO INEC: RESTORE DEMOCRACY OR FACE NATIONWIDE CIVIC ACTION

FULL TEXT OF PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE YOUTH WING OF THE AFRICAN DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS ADC, AT THE NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS,FCT ABUJA.

Date: Monday 6th April, 2026

Gentlemen of the Press, Fellow Nigerian Youths, Distinguished Citizens,

Nigeria is under democratic siege.
What should have been a steady consolidation of 27 uninterrupted years of civil rule since 1999 is now being deliberately undermined by those entrusted to protect it.
Institutions meant to defend the will of the people are now being compromised, weakened, and weaponized against democracy itself.

Let us be clear, this is not a warning,this is a crisis.
As Mallam Aminu Kano once warned,
“The democratic humanism of the future can only be built on the ruins of the present corrupt and decaying system.”

Today, that decay is no longer hidden.
It is active, deliberate and also dangerous.

On July 29, 2025, the African Democratic Congress held a lawful NEC meeting under the full supervision of INEC.
That meeting dissolved the previous National Working Committee (NWC), produced a new leadership led by Senator David Mark.
INEC received the outcome,verified the process, officially uploaded and recognized this leadership on September 9, 2025
There was: No dispute. No objection. No ambiguity.
So, what changed?
Power, Pressure and Political interference.

Months later, individuals who had already resigned resurfaced to challenge a process they had no legal standing in.
While the matter remains before the courts, the Court of Appeal ordered, Maintain status quo ante bellum, the last uncontested position.
That position is clear, The leadership under Senator David Mark.
Yet INEC chose to ignore established facts,disregard due process and unlawfully interpret a court order.

Let it be stated unequivocally: INEC has no constitutional authority to interpret court orders.That duty belongs strictly to the courts.What INEC has done is not neutrality. It is complicity, partisanship and institutional sabotage.

We ask the INEC Chairman directly:
On what legal basis did INEC act on letters and an ex parte motion that has neither been heard nor determined by a court of competent jurisdiction?
Why did INEC Act on pending motions?
Rely on letters instead of binding court orders?
Assume the powers of the Judiciary?
This is not a mistake, but a violation of the Constitution.

We respectfully call on the National Assembly to Exercise their constitutional oversight immediately, Investigate this grave breach, initiate appropriate actions, including the recall or removal of the INEC Chairman because time is of essence. Democracy must be defended with action, not silence.

We urge the Judiciary to Clarify its orders to prevent manipulation, reassert its authority as the sole interpreter of the law, protect the integrity of Nigeria's legal system

We commend the Armed Forces for defending Nigeria. However, we state clearly, the military must remain neutral and stay away from civic democratic actions.
This is a civil and constitutional matter. Nigeria must not witness any attempt to use force against lawful democratic expression.

To over 100 million youths of our dear Country, this is about our future, our voice, our democracy.We must not defend injustice nor normalize illegality.
Together,let's stand now to defend our democracy or lose everything democracy represents.

Out Position is very clear; The leadership inaugurated on July 29, 2025, led by Senator David Mark, remains the only legitimate leadership of the ADC.
Any attempt to alter this without a final court judgment is illegal,null,void and unacceptable.

We hereby issue a 3DAYS ULTIMATUM TO INEC to:

Immediately restore the Senator David Mark-led leadership on its official portal.

Publicly apologize to Nigerians for its unconstitutional and partisan conduct.

[Mo_Allahyidi 🤫 @Mubij50]

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[ADC Vanguard @ADCVanguard_]

BREAKING: ADC releases Video where Nafiu Bala was sighted at David Mark Leadership Unveiling after he tendered his resignation.

The @inecnigeria representatives where also present at the Event.

The new video exposed Nafiu Bala's attendance at the ADC unveiling ceremony of David Mark-led leadership held in Abuja, July 2025.

[Mo_Allahyidi 🤫 @Mubij50]

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[Plateau Militia Asian girl🌟 @CatiaKyen]

Dear Arewa id!ots!

Just want to remind you that all your insults can’t remove anything from my body or bank account o. I said what I said😁🤩

[Prof. Isa Ali Ibrahim, CON @ProfIsaPantami]

List of 170 Out of Over 240 Projects Executed by Professor Pantami in Gombe State

Professor Isa Ali Pantami facilitated employment for over 700 youths across various Federal Government agencies in Nigeria.

Below are some of the projects:

1. Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), North-East Zonal Office Gombe State

2. National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) Zonal Office Gombe State

3. Galaxy Backbone Limited North-East Zonal Office Gombe State

4. Nigerian Communications Satellite Limited Zonal Office Gombe State

5. Digital Economy Centre (DEC & E-Learning ) Gombe State Federal Polytechnic, Kaltungo

6. Digital Nigeria Centre - 2022 Junior Secondary School Nafada Central Gombe State.

7. Digital Nigeria Centre - 2022 Vocational Training Centre Gombe, Gombe State

8. Base Transceiver Station (BTS) Across Different Locations in Gombe State and Local Government Areas

9. Digital Nigeria Centre - 2022 Gsss Gombe, Gombe State

10. NICTIB II, 1866 KM of 48 Core Fiber from Kano - Potiskum, and Legal Studies NAFADA

14. Digital Economy Centre (DEC & E-Learning ) Science Intensive School, By Pass, Akko LGA

15. 2021 Emerging Technology Centre (ETC) Gombe State

16. Digital Economy Centre (DEC & E-Learning ) Federal Polytechnic Kaltungo, Kaltungo LGA

17. 2021 Campus Connectivity Networks (CCN) Gombe State Polytechnic Bajoga,

18. 2021 Campus Connectivity Networks (CCN) GSU Gombe

19. Digital Economy Centre (DEC & E-Learning ) Government Comprehensive Day Secondary School, Talasse, Balanga https://t.co/9q8sNLDvpU

20. Digital Economy Centre (DEC & E-Learning ) Gombe State Polytechnic, Bajoga Funakaye LGA

21. Digital Economy Centre (DEC & E-Learning ) Hajarat School of Arabic and Islamic Studies, Gombe

22. Digital Economy Centre (DEC & E-Learning ) Government SCIENCE Secondary school, Malam Sidi, Kwami LGA

23. Digital Economy Centre (DEC & E-Learning ) Government Comprehensive Secondary School, Dadin kowa, YAMALTU DEBA LGA

24. Deployment of Wireless Internet Cloud Gombe State University

25. Deployment of Emerging Technology Centre: Government SCIENCE Secondary school, Gombe

26. 2020 Base Transceiver Station (BTS) Across Various Locations in Gombe State

27. Creation of the National Adopted Village for Smart Agriculture (NAVSA) and a Smart Agriculture App for precision farming.
565 farmers were trained and empowered with digital devices and N100, 000 seeds funding. Gombe State, All Local Governments

28. Vsat Skills Acquisition And Youth Empowerment Program for 100 Youths Gombe State

29. Commissioning of NIPOST Shopping Plaza Gombe Gombe State

30. Rehabilitation Of Main Post Office Building Gombe State

31. Upgrading of International Postal System (IPS) Gombe State

32. Address Authentication System Gombe State

33. Rollout & launch of the NIMC Android Enrolment Software Gombe State

34. Active Enrolment Centres (ERCs) and enrollment devices increased Gombe State

35. FEPs Employment Opportunities Gombe State

36. School Knowledge Centre 2020 Government Day Secondary School Pilot, Gombe.

37. School Knowledge Centre 2020 Government Day Secondary Gabukka, Gombe.

38. School Knowledge Centre 2020 Government Day Secondary Ahmadu Jekadafari, Gombe.

39. School Knowledge Centre Government Day Secondary School, Bambam Balanga
Government Hassan Central Gombe State

40. School Knowledge Centre Model Junior Secondary School, Deba Gombe State.

41. School Knowledge Centre Comprehensive Day Secondary School, Hassan Central,Gombe State

42. E-ACESS 2020 Special School Gombe, Gombe State.

43. Digital Economy Centre (DEC & E-Learning ) Matrix International Academy, Gombe, Gombe State

44. Digital Economy Centre (DEC & E-Learning ) Nurulhuda International Academy, No 45 Alabura S Kudi Cresent GRA,Gombe

45. Digital Economy Centre (DEC & E-Learning ) Federal Teaching Hospital, Gombe

46. Digital Economy Centre (DEC & E-Learning ) Government Comprehensive Secondary School, Kashere Akko Lga Gombe.

[Mo_Allahyidi 🤫 @Mubij50]

Remarried 🙏.

[Haleema Abubakar🌹 @Miss_Halimatu]

I am a 31-year-old single mother with a 6-year-old child. My husband divorced me early in the marriage and never took responsibility for our child. I have struggled but Alhamdulillah built a stable life. I chose not to remarry because most proposals required me to leave my child, which I cannot accept. However, for the past 1–2 years, I feel extremely lonely and emotionally drained. At times I crave companionship and intimacy, yet I don’t want to remarry or enter any relationship. I turn to Allah, cry, and make dua, but I still feel this emptiness. What should I do?

#Anonymous

[National Institute, Kuru @NIPSSKuru]

International Women’s Day: NIPSS DG Calls for Greater Support for Women’s Advancement

The Director-General of the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS), Kuru, Prof. Ayo Omotayo, has called for greater support for policies and actions that promote the advancement of women, as the world marks the 2026 International Women’s Day.

In a message to commemorate the day, Prof. Omotayo congratulated women across Nigeria and around the world, acknowledging their resilience, wisdom, and dedication in shaping families, institutions, and nations.

He noted that women continue to play indispensable roles in advancing peace, development, and social progress, stressing that their contributions remain vital to building inclusive and prosperous societies.

The NIPSS Director-General also commended the remarkable impact of women in leadership, scholarship, public service, and community development, describing their role as central to national growth and transformation.

Prof. Omotayo further reaffirmed the commitment of the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies to promoting an enabling environment where women can realise their full potential and contribute meaningfully to national development. He pointed out that the Senator Oluremi Tinubu Gender Centre of Excellence in the Institute serves as a platform for advancing research, policy dialogue, and capacity development on gender issues, with the aim of strengthening inclusive governance and empowering women in leadership and public life.

International Women’s Day is celebrated annually on March 8 to recognise the achievements of women and to promote gender equality worldwide.

[NIMC @nimc_ng]

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[Mo_Allahyidi 🤫 @Mubij50]

INNALILLAHI WA INNA ILAIHI RAJIUN!!! May Allah Forgive Your shortcomings and raise what you have left behind 🙏. Sulaiman IyaYo

[National Institute, Kuru @NIPSSKuru]

NIPSS KURU is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: The US - Iran War: Implications for Nigeria

Date: Friday, March 06, 2026.

Time: 10:00 am

Venue: Directorate of Studies Auditorium

Join Zoom Meeting
https://t.co/SP23lxU8Yq

Meeting ID: 947 882 6588
Passcode: 060326

[JAMB @JAMBHQ]

2026 Direct Entry Registration: This is to inform the prospective DE applicants that sale of application document has commenced today Monday, 2nd March 2026 and will end by Saturday, 25th April 2026. Please, note that this service can be accessed only at our offices nationwide.