Mr Om

IT Student. Adherent of Law 29.

[Mr Om @Omaba20]

@woye1 @officialABAT Uncle Woye who financed this trip and how much did you make? We poor workers are still waiting for our palliative promised three years ago. Personally, FG is oweing me two transfer allowances for 3 years now, promotion arrears for two years and others - these never happened b4

[Mr Om @Omaba20]

@HAHayatu You know go focus. What's your issue with Peter Obi? Everyday: Peter Obi. You know dey tire.

[Mr Om @Omaba20]

@woye1 This is how Tinubu go finance 68 trillion naira budget.

[Mr Om @Omaba20]

@woye1 You don't have any shame

[Mr Om @Omaba20]

@boye4christ2006 I'll a buy a 100 by 100 plot of land in Makurdi, Benue and put some pigs, goats, sheeps and maybe fowls inside. I'll also dig a well. I don start serious animal farm be dat.

[Mr Om @Omaba20]

@waziri_adeniyi You find it easy to write. How many voters can you successfully convince to vote your candidate?

[Mr Om @Omaba20]

@ennyola0015 Continue to support Tinubu and his bad leadership. Even though, El Rufai is not clean, Nigeria at this level of our development still needs people like him .

[Senator Dino Melaye. (SDM) @_dinomelaye]

OPEN LETTER TO HIS MAJESTY KING CHARLES III
Re: Immediate Request to Cancel the Proposed State Visit of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Nigeria

Your Majesty,

I write this letter with the respect due to the Crown, but also with urgency, seriousness, and moral clarity.

My name is Kio Amachree. I am a Nigerian political scientist and a citizen whose family history is deeply woven into the constitutional and political foundation of Nigeria.

My grandfather was Chief Sekin Amachree, a historic Kalabari leader whose name remains well known in the Niger Delta and within the broader story of Nigeria’s early political development. My late father, Chief Godfrey Kio JaJa Amachree, QC, was not only Nigeria’s first Solicitor-General and Acting Attorney-General, but also served at international level as Africa’s first Under-Secretary-General. He was a statesman of the highest calibre and a man whose public service was rooted in integrity, discipline, and duty.

I was educated at Eton College between 1970 and 1975, and I remain closely connected to the United Kingdom. During my years at Eton I formed a close and lasting friendship with Sir Nicholas Coleridge, now Provost of Eton College, who was a good friend to me during my time at the school. Sir Nicholas is well known to Your Majesty and is part of the British establishment at the highest level.

I mention this for one reason only:

I am not writing from the outside. I am writing from within the network of history, relationships, and serious national interest that connects Nigeria and the United Kingdom.

This matter is grave.

Your Majesty, I respectfully but firmly request that you cancel or immediately postpone any state visit, formal invitation, or ceremonial reception involving President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Nigeria.

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1. Nigeria Is Not Stable: A State Visit Is a Strategic and Security Error

Nigeria today is a nation close to rupture.

The country faces:
• terrorism and insurgency
• kidnappings and mass killings
• banditry and organised criminal violence
• collapsing confidence in democratic institutions
• severe economic hardship and inflation
• deepening ethnic and regional tensions

Nigeria is divided to a level approaching national fracture.

Under these circumstances, a state visit in London would not be diplomacy. It would be denial.

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2. Tinubu’s Credibility Is Under Serious Question

President Tinubu is not viewed by millions of Nigerians as a legitimate national unifier.

His presidency is surrounded by major public controversy, including:
• long-standing allegations of corruption
• persistent questions about financial history and political funding
• accusations of institutional capture
• widespread doubt over his academic claims, biography, and personal records
• the growing belief that Nigeria is being run by a political cartel rather than democratic leadership

A state visit would be interpreted as Britain giving him credibility.

That would be a historic mistake.

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3. Nigeria’s Democracy Is in Danger

Nigeria is approaching the 2027 election cycle with fear and distrust.

Many Nigerians believe powerful forces intend to manipulate the electoral process again, pushing the country toward political unrest and potential collapse.

To host President Tinubu at the highest ceremonial level would send a message that Britain is indifferent to the erosion of Nigerian democracy.

It would be seen as endorsement of electoral fraud.

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4. The Optics Are Morally Offensive

Millions of Nigerians are suffering:
• hunger and inflation
• unemployment and despair
• insecurity that has become routine
• families destroyed by violence and kidnappings

To invite Tinubu to drink champagne in Britain while Nigerians are slaughtered and the nation collapses economically would be interpreted as a cruel insult.

It will fuel anger across Nigeria.

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5. The Crown Must Not Be Used as Political Propaganda

Your Majesty, Tinubu’s government

[Mr Om @Omaba20]

@GovWike How much is the contract? Hope it's not like the ICC and rail track repairs.

[Mr Om @Omaba20]

@OlayinkaLere Is the Wage award the only issue they're agitating for?

[Paul Ibe @omonlakiki]

We must never forget that 177 citizens were kidnapped in broad daylight in Kajuru, Kaduna, unarguably the most militarised state in Nigeria and the government LIED that no kidnapping took place.

We must never forget that while innocent Nigerians were being killed and kidnapped, President Bola Tinubu was working assiduously at meetings with Governors of opposition parties with a view to coercecthem to the ruling party.

We must never forget that at a time when Nigerians are suffering and facing unprecedented levels of poverty, an APC Senator and a major supporter of Tinubu said that food prices are becoming TOO CHEAP in Nigeria.
#WeMustNeverForget

[Everest @novieverest]

Tinubu is negotiating with everyone he can except the ordinary citizens.
Their support doesn't count.

He just needs politicians. The politicians will sort out the thugs and INEC.

Lessons.

[Mr Om @Omaba20]

@afrisagacity You collected a party from the original owners and you now refer to them as hooligans. You're very foolish.

[NEFERTITI @firstladyship]

They tried to use grammar to explain to you (why your ₦22,225 shopping in 2020, costs ₦147,050 in 2026). They explain inflation & the cost of living crises with charts & PowerPoint. Crooks are now telling you that the hardship you witness & experience everyday is fake.

[Abu Amir @SadiqMaunde]

If failure were a person!!!

[Olamilekan A.🇨🇦 🇳🇬 A victim of Nigeria** @lekside34]

This man right here is nothing but an inept and a colossal failure personified... Nigerians deserves much better.... We thought we've seen it all with Buhari, but this man did Nigerians dirty big time. Like wtf....

[Isuph JT @IsuphJt]

A Man who doesn’t have a Budget Implementation Report in almost 3yrs in office Bcz he’s such an Incompetent Buffoon with Zero Understanding of Public Finance Management|Budget Implementation & Nexus with national economic growth? Madam, your husband is Useless & Clueless.

[Jerome Ogbu @JeromeOgbu]

@IsuphJt How do you call yourself a leader when you can't even manage finances and give proper account..
It's either embezzlement, theft, forgery, rigging, Bribery and to crown it all, corruption

Shame!!

[Nightmare of corrupt officials @KenWiwa4]

@IsuphJt Totally agree and endorse this.

PBAT is the most clueless, useless, corrupt, vain, kleptocratic, megalomaniac ever to govern Nigeria.

Around him is an army of zombies and vampires ready to kill and destroy to keep him in power because of what they benefit.