Naira (∼$10B) can transform Nigeria: 5T for power (3,000MW + mini-grids), 3T for education (30k schools, 1M youth skills), 3T for mechanized farming & storage, 2T for 6 zonal hospitals, 2T for roads/rail. Best bet: Power + Skills = Jobs. Don't share as palliative; invest it.
@SimFubaraKSC
Loyalty to a father is personal; loyalty to Rivers State and Nigeria is constitutional. As Governor, your oath is to the people, not an individual. A son may owe his father loyalty, but a Governor owes citizens accountability. Know the difference.
@channelstv So INEC staff re the least paid that is why they nw help the Federal Government subvert the will of the people? Interesting! Perhaps the next salary review should include conscience,courage & electoral integrity. Poverty may explain hardship, but it should never explain betrayal.
@channelstv Wike’s FCT assignment seems to have shifted from serving residents to building his political empire. Now teachers re shutting down schools over promotion disputes. At this rate, perhaps d real priority is packing FCT wealth & influence nt fixing d problems confronting its people.
@instablog9ja That’s quite a confident statement from someone who apparently has a VIP pass to a different Nigeria. Some of us are actually experiencing the rising costs, unemployment and daily hardship. Perhaps step outside the comfort zone before making such grand predictions.
Daniel Bwala, let it be clear: 2027 will not be business as usual. Nigerians will defend their votes and demand a credible process. Any attempt to rig, manipulate or suppress the people’s mandate will be met with lawful resistance. Every vote must count.
@instablog9ja Daniel Bwala, 2027 will not be business as usual. Nigerians are awake, watching, and ready to defend their votes. No intimidation, manipulation or attempt to subvert the electoral process should be accepted. The people’s mandate must prevail, and every vote must count.
@Adieikorjnr@DanielRegha “Shut up” is usually what people say when they have nothing intelligent to contribute. If you disagree, bring facts and arguments—not empty insults. I’m happy to debate ideas, but I won’t lower myself to the level of noise masquerading as intelligence.
@AmbChijioke I may not be from Rivers,but I’ve personally admired your courage,loyalty and fearless style. You embody the kind of young leadership I wish more of our generation would embrace.Has that zeal shifted? I ask with curiosity because our generation still needs that fire
@_dinomelaye
Sir, I genuinely loved your style in the Senate—fearless, outspoken and impossible to ignore. I’m not an ADC supporter, but I’d honestly love to see that bold voice back in the Senate. Nigeria needs politicians who aren’t afraid to speak truth to power.
@Drmopaul
Dr. Mo, I deeply admire your resilience and the sacrifices you continue to make for a democratic Nigeria and the Obidient movement. Please keep going. Your courage gives many of us hope and reminds us that the fight for a better Nigeria is worth it.
@DumoLuluBriggs
NDC governorship candidate in Rivers, the hopes of Rivers people are now on you. If given the mandate, serve with courage, transparency and accountability. Do not betray their trust listen to the people, deliver results, and put Rivers before personal interest.
@fkeyamo
What changed? You once attacked Tinubu with conviction, now you defend what you once condemned. Did money, power and political relevance silence your conscience? What must your family think, watching your principles bend so completely for political convenience?
@renoomokri
Reno, what exactly changed? You once fiercely attacked Tinubu & warned Nigerians about him. Was it money, greed, or the hunger for relevance that rewrote your convictions? Nothing exposes a man like watching principles disappear when recognition and benefits arrive.
@dc_republi59377@DanielRegha Accept the truth yourself. You throw around “daft” because your argument is too empty to defend. Strip away the insults and there’s nothing left—no facts, no logic, just loud confidence from someone desperately trying to sound smarter than the point he’s making.
@ObiOfEbonyi This desperate hunt for attention is embarrassing. You’re so hungry for recognition that you’ll write anything for engagement. The sentence itself is proof that basic reasoning escaped you somewhere along the way. At least learn to argue before demanding to be taken seriously.
@Hindatu___ Stop manufacturing allegations and calling them facts. Your argument is weak, speculative and intellectually lazy. If these are the “facts” behind your criticism, then you’re not exposing anyone—you’re exposing how desperate you are to push a narrative without evidence.
@DanielRegha Stop confusing arrogance with intelligence. Your criticism often lacks depth, evidence and solutions. You speak with the confidence of an intellectual giant, but your arguments repeatedly expose shallow thinking. Being loud and certain doesn't make you smart.