Never quit, never accept less.
Attempt the impossible with boldness and see the great and mighty acts of God.
Fight for all shades of right. Freedom is bae
Nigeria is not a country in its true sense.
A @NigeriaGov that place religion and ethnicity above the constitution can not succeed in unifying the country.
President @officialABAT must pull down these great walls that separate us for our collective growth.
Yes or No?
Mallam Nasir El-Rufai has been charged with cybercrime for alleging wiretapping the National Security Adviser, Mallam Nuhu Rubadu,
Looking at this charge, I have a few issues with it.
Firstly, there is no entity known to law as Department of State Services (DSS) as stated in this charge.
The National Security Agencies Act only recognizes and creates the State Security Service (SSS).
Secondly, the said Act does not vest the SSS with prosecutorial power.
Thirdly, does El-Rufai’s statement on Arise TV qualify as an “extrajudicial statement” under the law, same having not been made under caution? For a statement to be extrajudicial and confessional, it has to be under caution.
He didn’t say he wiretapped the NSA, he said someone else did and told him.
The constitutional right against self-incrimination will enure in his favour. No court can compel him to give evidence against himself.
I am not a fan of El-Rufai, but this charge appears problematic in law.
Time will tell.
@Riddwane Every objective person knows you’re just a political charlatan. A judge dismissed a case without a hearing? You’re writing all this rubbish based on your ignorance. You will still have your day in court soon. Keep entertaining your fellow bigoted cretinous miscreants.
Once you emerge on Saturday dear @Drmopaul know that you are our servant and not our Oga.
Remember that 💯 you promised to serve us all and not us serving you.
Know that you must be accountable to us and transparent in your leadership.
No let us use you to test recall button ❤️
Just to express how deeply grateful I am to the lovers of the New Nigeria who gathered on X the day before yesterday and, through sheer commitment and belief, raised over ₦2.6 million for the forthcoming election.
Because of this collective sacrifice, we have been able to print more flyers, strengthen our logistics, and energize our movement across AMAC. These are not just funds; they are statements of faith, courage, and shared responsibility for the future we all desire.
I want to say this, clearly and sincerely: thank you. Your support reminds us that we are not alone, and that this journey is powered by people who believe that things can and must be done differently.
On the strength of this support, we will keep moving. A new AMAC is not only possible, it is inevitable, an AMAC built on accountability, transparency, compassion, and service to the people. Together, we will make it happen.
–Moses Paul, PhD (Dr. Mo)
Chairmanship Candidate, African Democratic Congress (ADC)
Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC), Feb 21st 2026
These people are the enablers of whatsoever is happening to us in this country.
The Senate and House of Reps are more dangerous than b@ndits.
True or false?
Keeping Hope Alive.
I woke up heavy today.
Rev Jesse Jackson has indeed transitioned, and with him goes one of the last living bridges between pain and possibility, between protest and purpose.
He was not just a civil rights icon to me, he was a mentor in the truest sense of the word. one who taught by example that history only bends when brave people refuse to let go of hope.
His life was not an easy one. He struggled publicly, privately, relentlessly. Against racism, against systems designed to suffocate dignity, against moments of personal weakness and political disappointment. Yet, through it all, he never surrendered the belief that tomorrow could be better than today if we were willing to fight for it. That lesson stayed with me till this day for Nigeria.
(Wake That Fight)
What Jesse Jackson understood, and what I carry into my own work, is that, hope is not naïve. "Hope is disciplined". Hope is stubborn. Hope is an act of resistance.
When I speak of a new Nigeria, I am drawing from the same well he drank from. When I think and engage the children in the IDP camps in Bokkos, Nigeria it is because of the hope I have learnt from him.
The belief that people who have been bruised by history are not condemned by it. That justice delayed is not justice denied forever so long as we keep pushing, organising, speaking, and believing. Like him, I refuse to let despair have the final word.
He taught me that leadership is not about perfection; it is about persistence. Not about popularity, but about purpose. And not about winning every battle, but about ensuring the people never lose their voice.
Rest well, sir. Your struggle was not in vain. Your hope lives on in me, and in all of us who still dare to believe that nations can be redeemed and that people, when awakened, are unstoppable.
A new Nigeria is possible.
You showed me how to keep that faith and the HOPE alive.
R.I.P Jesse Jackson.
(Another black experience)
WHAT A SHAME:
These are pictures of a government hospital in the Ominyi Development Center under Izzi LGA, in Ebonyi state.
This is also the local government where the Governor of Ebonyi State himself is from.
WHAT A PATHETIC DISGUSTING SHAME.
Pls share this post everywhere until the government acts.
I woke up this morning and I just want to say, wherever you are, Prof. Nnenna Oti, God continue to bless you.
This woman single-handedly changed the fortune of an entire state by doing the RIGHT thing.
Abians will forever remain grateful.
“Godswill Akpabio would not allow any amendment that would guarantee credible elections.”
Correction: Akpabio lost his senatorial bid in 2019, not 2015.
PO has a squad of unique Nigerians of value who will work hard to usher in a New Nigeria fit for all.
For Abuja, Doctor MO is your choice candidate.
A vote for Dr. MO is a vote for democracy, security of lives & property, progress, and transformation of AMAC!
Be wise!
Vote Dr. MO,
Vote ADC,
Vote for posterity!
A New Nigeria is POssible!
@InibeheEffiong The only solution to this Nigeria bad governance is violence for violence.
Let us Nigerian commoners begin to destroy all these judiciary exactly in the same manner they have destroyed us.
Then as Akpabio is burning the country down , lets us do exactly the same.