Nigerians should direct their anger at their real enemies, the criminal leaders like @officialabat along its @OfficialAPCNg party who destroyed our country, reduced our people to second-class citizens across Africa and the rest of the world and the irresponsible South African leaders like @CyrilRamaphosa whose failures helped create the conditions for xenophobic violence.
No one should hold a talented musician like @Tyllaaaaaaa vicariously liable for the crimes of xenophobia. Artistes are not responsible for the failures of politicians except where there is ample evidence they’re enablers.
Tyla’s Lagos concert must go on. #RevolurionNOW
My Assets were declared when you made the call in 2023. Others refused to declare their assets, yet you kept completely mute about them. Why not sue them to force them to declare their asset before election? #Sowore2027
No matter the obstacles or distractions placed in its path, a movement determined to change Nigeria cannot be stopped.
So long as its members remain committed to their cause, they will continue pressing forward until the country is liberated. #RevolutionNOW
Taye Currency Locked This Boy Up for cyberbullying over 2 Months Now With The Help of @OyoPoliceNG.
The @PoliceNG have become tools to oppress the poor and weak citizens.
This is totally unfair. Governor @seyimakinde, your boy( Taye currency ) is using the same police you claimed you can not use to protect the people of Oyo State to oppress the youth of the same Oyo State.
@Officialpasuma@ks1malaika@saheedosupa you guys are silent while your fellow colleague is using the instrument of the state to oppress a musician like you guys because he doesn't have money.
This is a big sh.ame!
The Matter of Minimum and Maximum Wage and Why We Won’t Stop Until Nigeria Is Liberated
The debate about wages in Nigeria should not end with the minimum wage. It must also include the question of a maximum wage
Oh finally!
It is encouraging that the leadership of the Nigerian labour movement @NLCHeadquarters and @TUCNigeria have finally arrived at the same position the @aacparty adopted long ago.
Nigerian workers deserve a national minimum wage of no less than ₦500,000. The demand is both necessary and long overdue in the face of the country’s economic realities and soaring cost of living.
Now that there is consensus, the focus must shift from declarations to action.
Let’s unite and fight until Nigerian workers receive a living wage of at least ₦500,000.
We must vote for leaders who genuinely want the betterment of Nigerian workers, not those who have consistently treated workers as enemies.
#Sowore2027
#OnThisDay in 2025!
On this day in 2025, the disgraced former illegal Inspector-General of @PoliceNG , Kayode Egbetokun, had me arrested for leading the #PoliceProtest demanding better welfare and improved working conditions for officers of the Nigeria Police Force, especially retired personnel who had been abandoned to hardship.
He assigned then DCP Akin Fakorede to oversee my ordeal which included my arrest, interrogation, and detention. The following morning, at about 6:00 a.m., a Chief Superintendent of Police was sent into my filthy cell at the Force Intelligence Department (FID) to assault me. During the attack, my arm was nearly broken.
Despite those efforts to intimidate me, I remained steadfast. Egbetokun was eventually removed from office.
The same fate awaits the Director-General of the @OfficialDSSNG Oluwatosin Ajayi, who has recently been deployed to target and jail me because I have continued to speak out against the inept and corrupt government of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Just like Egbetokun before him, Tosin Ajayi caused criminal charges to be filed against me over my statement describing Tinubu as a criminal.
He instructed his prosecutors to seek my remand in Kuje Prison and, dissatisfied with the court’s decision, sent operatives to abduct and assault me at the Federal High Court while I was waiting to be taken into custody by prison officials. He later claimed he was “investigating” the very incident.
He did not stop there. He influenced my detention conditions by having me kept alongside tuberculosis patients in Kuje Correctional Centre and also pursued the seizure of my international passport through the court, using the tactic previously used by Egbetokun.
The DG of the DSS also caused my assistant to be detained claiming she posses a CJI drone.
Recently, on his pettiness, Tosin Ajayi escalated his desperation by hiring paid crowds to stage fake pro-government protests across Abuja.
In my view, Tosin Ajayi has become one of the most insecure Directors-General in the history of the DSS, just as Egbetokun became one of the most insecure Inspectors-General in the history of the Nigeria Police Force. Both, even maintained paid online trolls operating from within their respective offices.
#RevolutionNow #TinubuMustGo
I have often observed that when public officials, especially those in the security sector, begin to panic and feel insecure, it is either because they know their time in office may be running out or because they fear the public is becoming more engaged and that broader public uprising is gathering momentum.
For the past two days, I believe the lawless @OfficialDSSNG, under its embattled Director-General, Tosin Ajayi, has resorted to mobilizing individuals to stage pro-government counter-protests in response to the #RevolutionNOW demonstrations.
Folks, let's keep pushing. Stay organized, and keep demanding for a REVOLUTION.
#TinubuMustGo #revotionNOW
The @officialEFCC has become a joke, reduced to carrying out the @officialabat's wishes of rather than functioning as an independent financial crimes agency.
If the President can simply direct it to do his bidding, then its independence exists only on paper.
C'est fini! #RevolutionNOW
The @OfficialEFCC has become a tool in the hands of those in power, deployed whenever they want to pursue their political objectives.
And now its “owners” have called it to order!
PRESIDENT TINUBU DIRECTS EFCC TO VACATE THE COURT ORDER FREEZING OSUN GOVERNMENT ACCOUNT
It has come to my notice that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) obtained a court order on August 5, 2026, freezing the accounts of the Osun State Government. I must state that I feel deeply embarrassed not by the EFCC's exercise of its mandate backed by a court order, but by the timing of the agency's action. This is so because every action taken by an institution of State, especially at the Federal level, is always credited to me, as the President, even when I may not have had any prior knowledge of the action.
Since assuming office, I have consistently maintained that anti-corruption and law enforcement agencies must be allowed to discharge their statutory responsibilities independently, professionally, without fear or favour, or political interference. I have therefore deliberately refrained from directing or interfering in the operational activities of the EFCC or any other investigative or prosecutorial agency because I firmly believe that strong democratic institutions, operating within the confines of the law, are indispensable to democratic good governance and the rule of law.
As President, I am committed to allowing institutions of State to function and take any action they consider necessary in the interest of proper governance without the need for any prior approval. Indeed, that is why institutions are set up by law with clearly defined powers. While I am yet to be fully apprised of the facts which informed the action of EFCC in approaching the court to obtain the said order freezing the Osun State Government account, I am not in the slightest doubt that the timing of the action of EFCC is inauspicious, and therefore I feel compelled to intervene.
Osun State is only a few days away from its gubernatorial election. Therefore, nothing ought to be done to give an impression that the EFCC or indeed any other agency of the federal government is being used to interfere with the election.
Based on the foregoing premise, I am duty-bound to issue a directive on this issue in consonance with the overriding public interest in preserving public confidence and the integrity, credibility, and fairness of our democratic process.
Accordingly, I have directed the EFCC to immediately proceed to the court to vacate the order and discontinue whatever action it has instituted against the Osun State Government in this regard.
Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
PRESIDENT BOLA AHMED TINUBU(GCFR)
ASO ROCK VILLA,
ABUJA
6th AUGUST, 2026
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The lawless @OfficialDSSNG, led by its cowardly and most insecure DG, Tosin Ajayi, was so frightened by today's #RevolutionNOW protest that he hired fake pro-Tinubu "protesters" to confront our team. They were no match for the people's determination, and some eventually joined our procession.
Their scripted assignment was to demand that the same lawless @OfficialDSSNG arrest me for saying, "Tinubu Must Go."
When a government resorts to manufacturing counter-protests instead of addressing the people's grievances, it only exposes its fear of the growing demand for revolutionary change. #TINUBUMUSTGO
Drama in Abuja! So Sowore’s people are currently protesting in Abuja, then some other “Tinubu supporters” too carry all sort of banners dey counter Sowore’s protest right there in front of them🪧
Tell me what you notice about those Tinubu supporters abeg…. Just wait for it 😭😂
Today in Abuja, the voices of the people echoed through the streets during the #Revolution Festival of the Oppressed as participants repeatedly chanted, "Tinubu Must Go!"
The lawless @OfficialDSSNG mobilized paid pro-Tinubu protesters to confront us at the Federal High Court during our annual #RevolutionNOW procession. They were no match for the determination and resolve of citizens standing for justice, accountability, and genuine democratic change.
At the barricade, where the security forces erected their usual roadblocks to prevent us from reaching the President, who remains hidden away in his Aso Rock bunker, we addressed the people and reaffirmed our resolve.
At the appointed hour no amount of barricades can stop a determined movement. The revolutionary movement will continue to move and grow until those responsible for Nigeria's suffering are made to answer for their crimes.