@torty_mercy The video was likely filmed in Guinea before 2019 during Alpha Conde's campaign. It features:
1. Bola Tinubu, Nigeria's President in 2025.
2. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, Lagos State Governor in 2025.
3. Ousmane Diarra, a Malian political figure with no government role.
If this exchange doesn’t disgust you as a Lagosian or an indigenous Lagosian, then I don’t know what else to say.
They rely on rigging and violence and that’s why this boy is this audacious and foolish.
Gbadamosi @BOGbadams
As for my wristwatches, let me help you and your lazy followers out. I wear two at a time, and the least expensive of them costs no less than $80,000. You should get your facts right - they are worth much more than that.
And just so you know, they are among the finest collections from the Swiss watchmaker Patek Philippe.
Poor-minded, ignorant clown!!
TW
30/09/26
ACCEPTANCE OF NEW ASSIGNMENT AS POLITICAL ADVISER, NORTHERN NIGERIA
His Excellency, Mr Peter Obi,
Leaders, Stakeholders and Members of the Obidient Movement
Obidient House
Life Camp, Abuja
Your Excellency, Distinguished Leaders and Fellow Obidients,
With deep gratitude and a renewed sense of purpose, I write to formally accept my new assignment as Political Adviser, Northern Nigeria, to His Excellency, Mr Peter Obi.
I am honoured by the confidence placed in me. As we approach the 2027 general elections, the North remains central to our collective aspiration for a New Nigeria. In this role, I will contribute to political engagement, mobilisation and coordination efforts across the region. I will work alongside our structures, stakeholders, communities and supporters to help deepen engagement, strengthen our presence and broaden the base of our movement in furtherance of the political project of our leader, Mr Peter Obi.
Building on a strong foundation
This new assignment builds on the work we have done together over the past two years, during which I had the privilege of serving as National Coordinator of the Obidient Movement.
A central focus of that period was strengthening the Movement's organisational structure and institutional framework. We established a National Advisory Council to deepen strategic engagement and to move the Movement beyond election-cycle activism toward a lasting institution.
Together, we achieved significant milestones, including:
- A truly national presence: the Movement now operates in all 36 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
- **Regional leadership: we developed five Regional Coordinators and one Regional Collegiate Council.
- Structures down to the grassroots:** we built coordination structures across the 37 state coordination areas and all 774 Local Government Areas.
- Digital mobilisation: we developed https://t.co/vpVLNed61E, a platform for mobilisation, engagement and recruitment with the capacity to support the mobilisation of millions of Nigerians.
- Protecting the vote: we developed an IReV-related election-results monitoring system designed to provide real-time updates from polling units across the country.
- Community engagement: we strengthened grassroots structures and expanded the Movement's engagement with communities, stakeholders and support groups across Nigeria.
These are only some of the milestones achieved through the collective efforts of our leaders, coordinators, volunteers and supporters. Whatever progress we made was a collective effort, and whatever challenges we encountered gave all of us important lessons. That foundation will serve as a strong springboard for the work ahead in the North.
Continuity in national coordination
This new role will require my full attention and presence across Northern Nigeria. I am therefore pleased that Dr Moses Paul (Dr Mo) now takes up the role of National Coordinator of the Obidient Movement. He will give the national coordination the daily attention, energy and inclusiveness that this critical period demands.
Dr Mo has been part of the Movement's journey from the start. He has shown commitment to civic engagement, grassroots mobilisation, communication and the broader struggle for a New Nigeria. I congratulate him warmly and have every confidence that his experience and understanding of the Movement will serve us well as we enter an even more demanding phase of our work. He has my full support, and I urge every leader, coordinator and volunteer to give him the same.
Appreciation
I sincerely thank His Excellency, Mr Peter Obi, for his trust and leadership. I also appreciate every leader, volunteer, coordinator, supporter and ordinary Nigerian who has worked with me over these two years. Your sacrifice, commitment and belief in a better Nigeria made everything we achieved possible.
Our shared mission
The story of Amen Estate will be told at the appropriate time, and is a personal issue NOT unique to me.
Divorce is not the end of the world, and one of the issues that USUALLY arises out of it is ASSET DISTRIBUTION problems.
Now, let's address your stupidity.
You really think very highly of yourself, for someone so manifestly INCOMPETENT, that you could even think that my concern for the health of Lagosians, amongst whom are members of my family, is about looking for your attention.
You are recklessly exposing Lagosians to disease, blight, plagues and epidemics, just by your breathtaking incompetence, and your garrulousness just makes you and your APC look even worse. Then again, what's new?
I have been giving you FREE "expos" on EXACTLY what you need to do, both in the short term and the long term, to help solve the rubbish problem that your stupidity has foisted on Lagosians, but in the crass arrogance that seems to be the hallmark of members of your criminal @OfficialAPCNg coven you somehow, in your tiny malfunctioning brain, have convinced yourself that I need your attention.
It is clear that you are from filth, and therefore are in love with filth. You can take the pig out of the sty, but a pig will always find mud to wallow in.
I hope you continue with your idiocy, so that Lagosians can see you and your masters for the greedy parasites and actual idiots that you have always been.
You have all successfully hidden the ugliness of your characters under cheap finery, gaudy baubles, and mostly memorised bombast and inappropriate bureaucratese.
The jig is up, son. Your yanshes - from the son of Ijebu-Mushin, to the Ewekoro Prince and you, their most lowly of seed, fit only for packing the filth from whence you came - are exposed for ALL Lagosians, including the suffering members of your party - to see.
If you keep leaving your filth around Lagosians, you can be sure that you will continue to hear from me.
I don't need you to attend to me. I just need you to pay attention to your fucking work for once, you gormless git.
My husband is a pilot.
He said pilots have a switch right next to them that unlocks the cockpit door from the inside.
So Captain Smit Machchhar probably didn’t just scream for help. He likely hit that switch before he went down, so the flight attendants and passengers could actually get in.
If the door stays locked, nobody saves that plane.
Kudos to him. That one move helped save a cabin full of people.
Obasanjo: I am happy that I see this day where East Africa and West Africa are being brought together with the commitment of our leaders and with the courage and commitment of one man: Aliko Dangote.
If the Omani hijacker had succeeded in murdering 180 Israeli passengers today, tens of millions of people living in the West today would have celebrated it and attempted to justify it.
Never forget that the first death on 9/11 was an Israeli Jewish passenger who got stabbed to death trying to subdue the hijacker.
Israelis act. They are courageous and selfless heroes.
Only Israelis on a flight:hear weird cockpit noises→smash the door open→drag a random passenger doctor to save the captain after the co pilot stabs him→neutralize the terrorist co pilot→ recruit another passenger who’s a pilot→ & land the nearly crashing plane safely. HEROES
BREAKING: PRESIDENT TINUBU RETURNS TO NIGERIA
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has returned to Nigeria after spending about four weeks abroad on a working vacation in London and Paris.
The President arrived in Lagos after departing Paris.
Dear Tokunbo Wahab,
You are so full of lengthy explanations, with little by way of solutions.
Plenty of prose, very little results. I can offer you some small clues as to why there is so much flooding in Lagos State.
1. It might not be obvious to you and your principals, but most Lagosians and even foreigners can see it clear as day - REFUSE! GARBAGE! WASTE!
If you're not packing the refuse, it will stack up and be washed into the drainage by the rain. Citizens don't even have to dump their refuse in the drains. The rain will do it for them.
2. Roads and Drains: Do you have any idea how many roads (and therefore the accompanying drains) that Lagos State has per km² of land? I checked. It's 1.3km of roads (much of them in various states of disrepair), per km² of land.
Singapore has 13.6km of roads (and therefore, drains) per km² of land.
In case you're wondering what this has to do with flooding - more drains means less water on the road surfaces.
Solutions:
1. Clear the existing drains and main drainage channels of waste.
2. Build more roads and drains - it is clear ALL OVER LAGOS, that we lack enough roads. Many main roads are congested unnecessarily because the communities they traverse are not connected by alternative roads.
3. Build boardwalks (embankments) on all of the lagoon and river shorelines, and use sluice gates and high-powered water pumps to regulate water levels inland of the gates
I am merely putting out this information because these are just some of the pragmatic, practical measures @GRVlagos and I will implement to alleviate the perennial flooding problem.
27 years of incompetence have shown us that your APC government is completely and unarguably incapable of implementing these simple measures.
If we all work together with @GRVlagos, we can Make Èkó Great Again.
#VoteGRV2027
#VoteADC
#TakeYourFitnessSeriously
#MakeEkoGreatAgain
#MEGA2027