🔥 Pain 💔

A community of bright crypto natives brought together on stacks

[Oyindamola🙄 @dammiedammie35]

“We want to see the Minister! Call the minister !! Let him come out! Protest is a fundamental human right! Everybody please come to the Ministry of justice, we need you Nigerians. They said justice’s next court date is May 26 which means he’ll be there for one month, please help us and come out if you’re in Abuja”

Mama Pee 💔💔💔

[🔥 Pain 💔 @UcheClinton6]

@MrSofttips 8116563419
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[Parallel Facts @ParallelFacts]

Advocacy Groups, Concerned Nigerians Declare #Freejusticecracknow Nationwide Protest, Set To Storm Defence Ministry Over Activist’s Abduction By Military https://t.co/Lgxz6ffnN0 via @ParallelFacts

[Channels Television @channelstv]

A well-taken care of military is a well-protected nation, and nobody should turn a blind eye when our service men are seen not to be taken care of, says Peter Akah, advocate for a new Nigeria.

#CTVMorningBrief

[Oyindamola🙄 @dammiedammie35]

“We tracked his car to the compound and found out he’s been badly maltr£ated and t0rtur£d and now they want to try him in court, trying him for what?”

- Sowore Send Strong Warn!ng To Nigeria Army, DSS, Assure The Unconditional Release Of Activist Justice Crack

[GRV Stan @CrownprinceCom2]

Video showing the moment an activist shouting "We heard they were calling DSS to come carry Sowore" at the federal high court Abuja for Justice Clark.

[Black_Melanin🥰 @itz_taser]

I never thought a day will come in this country where a civilian will be arrested for speaking about the food giving to the Nigerian Army.

Please get your PVC.

[Inibehe Effiong @InibeheEffiong]

Do don’t disrespect @sowore, no matter the view you hold about him.

This man has not only risked his life for others, he has been consistent.

[GBEMISOLA CFC💙 @QUEENOFDBLUES1]

Everybody come outside o!

@HQNigerianArmy is taking a citizen to court for asking for better welfare for the soldiers.

Terrorists are not being taken to court but rehabilitated.

Make it make sense.

SHAME ON THE NIGERIAN ARMY!

SHAME ON THE NIGERIAN ARMY!

SHAME ON THE NIGERIAN ARMY!

[Omoyele Sowore @sowore]

We Occupied Ministry of Justice Over Illegal Detention of Justice Crack

In a decisive response to the unjust remand of Justice Chidiebere Mark, widely known as Justice Crack, by a judge of the Federal High Court in Abuja, we moved immediately to occupy the premises of the Federal Ministry of Justice, demanding urgent intervention from the Attorney General of the Federation.

The court’s decision to remand a civilian whistleblower in the custody of the Department of State Services is not only excessive but represents a dangerous abuse of judicial authority.

[Peter Akah @Peter4Nigeria]

Nigerian army @HQNigerianArmy look at the charges with for which you abducted a citizen and charged him to court💔

This is SHAMEFUL ❗️

#freejusticecracknow

[MaziTundeEdnutfan @originalproflle]

UPDATE ON JUSTICE CLERK

“Nigerians, because of your collective voices, Justice Clerk has been allowed to see a lawyer. It can be confirmed that he was put in the cold room and have cold.

We must prevail on justice regarding any damages done to Justice Clerk…”

[Instablog9ja @instablog9ja]

Activist Sowore on a phone call this afternoon with the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation, Lateef Fagbemi, regarding the release of Justice Crack.

[Chimamanda❤️ @Chima_Obi1234]

Isn't it funny how APC has suddenly stopped seeing ADC as an opposition party since yesterday that Peter Obi left the party. They now defend ADC instead of attãcking it.

So all these court order and verbal attãck weren't because of the party but because of Peter Obi who was in it.

Now they have shifted their attention to NDC. True true Peter Obi is a mega force.

[Parallel Facts @ParallelFacts]

‘Nigerians Are Not Angry Enough, Today It’s Justice, Tomorrow It Could Be Your Relative,’ Activist Mama Pee Goes Emotional As DSS Brings Dehumanised Justice Crack To Court https://t.co/Cq2WD1c6tF via @ParallelFacts

[Pys @CFCPys]

🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Chelsea fan group announce TWO new PROTESTS.

1) Before the FA CUP FINAL - A march will get underway from 1.30pm at Wembley Way, featuring a large banner that will focus on BlueCo, but this time, also the Sporting Directors.

2) DURING the Spurs Match - Fans are urged to take action on the 22nd minute, the year (2022) that BlueCo took over, by turning around with your backs on the game for 1 minute and chant “We want our Chelsea back”

The protests are said to be not stopping until change is forced, and will not be halted based on any reports leading up to the protests on the next manager’s name.

[Joel @MLSokoro]

Dear NDC party @NigeriaNDCHQ this is to subtly remind you that you had only 2,706 followers before our principal @PeterObi announced he is joining your party, now you are at 34.8k followers and more will follow.

Before you start thinking of shaking your small nyash and giving him instructions, know that we don’t know you exist until Peter Obi joined, so be humble and obey his instructions is that clear ?

[Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories]

“Nigerians are not angry enough, today it’s justice, tomorrow it can be your brother or your sister.”

~ Mama Pee Weeps as DSS Brings Justice Crack to court

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

This is Ifeyinwa Peace Okwudu. The school administrator for Ezzy Nursing College, Enugu.

She earlier suspended Joy Ezeugwu indefinitely for speaking against the rot in Uwani General Hospital, Enugu.

She then arrested Joy Ezeugwu this morning and demanding N10 million for emotional and psychological damage.

A student recently died in her school because of lack of care.

150 more students are in cue to be expelled.

[Elizabeth🥳 @Deseiye_]

I was in a queue at a POS stand in Lagos when a little boy, maybe 10 years old, walked up.

He handed the agent ₦500 and said, “Aunty, help me send it to my mummy.”

The agent asked, “Where is your mummy dey?”

He replied, “Hospital.”

Everyone went quiet.

She asked again, “Why did you not go with her?”

The boy looked down and said,
“The doctor said they won’t touch her until we bring money.”

Nobody spoke for a few seconds.

Then the woman behind me stepped forward and said,
“How much do they need?”

Before you knew it, strangers started contributing.

That day, I realised something:
In Nigeria, people are struggling, but they still show up for one another.