Gale 🦋

[TUNA 🦁 EKUN @TundeSmilez]

In all of these, let’s not forget Pelumi Onifade. A 20yr old boy whose only crime was to ever dream of becoming a journalist.

6 years later Pelumi hasn’t been buried and justice hasn’t been served. #EndSARS #EndSARSMemorial

[FLAG @theflagboii]

20-10-2020 💔🇳🇬

A tragic day in history of Nigeria when the government ordered the killings of peaceful #EndSARS protesters at lekki tollgate while waving our flags, a history that cannot be erased and we will never forget! 🕊️
#lekkimassacre #2020lekkimassacre

[Seeeker💎 @UTDSeeeker]

Who gave the order??? 💔

20/10/2020

[Last B 🌸✨ @Ony1nyechi]

With the level of legal and illegal minings China is doing in Nigeria, we will soon get earthquakes and start blaming God.

[M @_peekaaboo_]

There’s no reason we should be buying food in the thousands in Nigeria

How much is minimum wage

How much is someone salary sef

[Lagos DSVA @Lagosdsva]

The Lagos State Sex Offenders Register has been made publicly available for years now, and it is periodically updated. To check it out, please visit our website https://t.co/3l6Xx29h6o.

[my book is better than my tweets @MichellCClark]

there is something deeply unsettling about a society that keeps telling people to be more resilient while making the conditions of ordinary life progressively harder to withstand.

[Gale 🦋 @TounOlajide]

@LanreSonde The prophet that I am!
Now unto the global stage.

[Moróunmúbọ̀ Àjoké 💜 @Dee_jumai]

The K-pification of Yoruba words.
“Kpẹlẹ” “Kpanla” What the hell do they mean?

It’s pẹ̀lẹ́, not “kpẹlẹ.” It’s pàǹlá, not “kpanla.”

Not every Yoruba word that begins with p needs an extra k slapped in front of it.

[asdfasdf1777 @asdfasdf1777]

PAY 👏 POLITICIANS 👏 MINIMUM 👏 WAGE 👏

[Gale 🦋 @TounOlajide]

@amangieh You 100% can.

[T. Rânkïn' PisTola! @AfroVII]

Nigerians don't fight for their rights, they fight for their share.

[gst @wearegst]

These are the 37 boys killed in Niger state.

Ibrahim Sani
Fahad Sa’adu
Abdulsalam IsmailAdvertisement
Usman Aliyu
Abubakar AlhajiAdvertisement
Sani Nasir
Sanusi KhalidAdvertisement
Ahmad Aliyu
Safiyanu AbdullahiAdvertisement
Suleiman Dantala
Idris Haruna
Sani Yakubu
Safiyanu Abubakar
Abdullahi Abubakar
Abubakar Musa
Abdul Mudassir
Suleiman Lawal
Usman Abdullahi
Samuel Sambo
Ibrahim Musa
Yusuf Nasiru
Umar Lawal
Isyaku Amisu
Bissallah Adamu
Abdulbari Suleiman
Shafisu Lado
Usman Ahmad
Usman Ibrahim
Sani Isyaku
Musa Ibrahim
Idris Bashir
Kabiru Suleiman
Emmanuel Emeka
Mu’awiya AbdulKarim
Abdul Gafar Abubakar
Usman Haruna
Yaro Salihu Soba

Don't forget their names.

https://t.co/qski6gMtIx

[Chetuya Chinagolum @Chetuyachinago]

"Illegal miners?"

They were children. The Nigerian government, through the NSCDC, locked them all inside a single room and committed atrocities beyond what words can describe.

When the youths in the community took to the streets to protest this grave injustice, the Nigerian security apparatus opened fire, shooting at innocent citizens who were simply seeking justice for the massacre of their loved ones.

The BBC is merely protecting the Nigerian government here by deliberately softening the magnitude of these gross human rights violations.

[#FreeCongo @msNzuya]

#FreeCongo 🇨🇩 #CongoIsBleeding 💔
Stop Genocide ongoing in Congo
Stop Genocide ongoing in Congo
Stop Genocide ongoing in Congo
Stop Genocide ongoing in Congo

[gst @wearegst]

Here are the ones YOUR GOVERNMENT has been tolerating:

Nigeria now has the largest increase in deaths from terrorism in the world. Deaths have surged by nearly 50%. That’s the record under you, Bola Ahmed Tinubu — the man with the mandate under which Nigeria is collapsing.

[Classic Man @Wizrab22]

There was never a subsidy on electricity; the federal government is just pushing to increase electricity tariffs. The IMF already asked Nigeria to increase tariffs under Buhari’s regime in a bid to use the increased price to improve electricity, which means we were already overpaying. How is the Federal Government now paying subsidies in 2026 when we were already overpaying

[💥 @ushanotusher]

I think the biggest problem with this country is 70% of the population feel like proximity to wealth translates to wealth somehow. In the north south east and west you find people boasting of one big man in their village/area/town/tribe's wealth

[reminders for you ♡ @reminderblog]

Sudan, Congo and all of the African countries deserves freedom, peace, safety and happiness too.

[Mimz @ademimi_]

A large portion of Nigeria's population being uneducated is extremely beneficial to politicians.