Official campaign account of ThisDaysMoses, DLA presidential candidate for 2027. Restoring human dignity and returning power to the people. #Liberty2027
If Nigerians are attempting to escape the suffering your government has created, fix the economy,not threaten them with jail. People are battling hunger, unemployment, insecurity, and hopelessness, and your response is to criminalize their pain? A government that makes life unbearable has no moral authority to punish people for losing the will to live.
Fix the country before you start sentencing its victims.
ThisDaysMoses
When people must struggle to afford a bag of rice, not even a decent one, we must ask ourselves. What is the value of economic progress if human dignity remains unaffordable? Governance must be measured not merely by economic indicators, but by the everyday realities of the people.
A nation cannot truly prosper when survival becomes a daily struggle. Nigerians deserve a country where food is affordable, families can live with dignity, and every citizen has a fair opportunity to thrive.
Nigeria deserves better, and I am committed to liberating our nation from poverty, restoring human dignity, and building a future of shared prosperity. Together, let us reclaim the promise of Nigeria.
#ThisDaysMoses
😂😂 A “poor man” in Aso Rock, surrounded by power and privilege, asking Nigerians who are paying the price of his government’s policies to celebrate him? What an absolute joke!
Mr Collapse Vice President, Nigerians are tired of the regular political fairy tales. They need results, not excuses; relief, not propaganda; and leadership that makes life better, not harder.
Let’s be clear;Tinubu’s inability to deliver on the promise of a better Nigeria is not something Nigerians should be forced to negotiate with or endlessly endure. Leadership is about results, not rhetoric.
When a government repeatedly fails to ease the suffering of its people, it cannot demand applause for its own survival. you cannot deliver, step aside! Nigeria is bigger than any individual, and the future of millions of Nigerians is not negotiable.
ThisDaysMoses
#PoliticsUnusual
#RestoringHumanDignity
#SecuringOurFuture
#LibertyMovement
Nigeria 🇳🇬 was on the edge of collapse, President Bola Tinubu saved the nation from implosion, instead of demonizing him, Nigerians ought to celebrate this poor man.
~ Vice President Kashim Shettima says
The federal government can no longer cover electricity tariff shortfalls and be expected to provide power to every Nigerian.
~ Nigeria 🇳🇬 Minister of Power Joseph Tegbe says
@ChibuikeRotimi1 says “only mad people and thieves" will vote for Tinubu in 2027.
Remember that this man served as Director-General for the campaigns that brought this entire disasters to power in 2015 and 2019.
They broke the country together, and now that he wants to rule the ruins, he is insulting the very citizens they impoverished.
This man deserves an @officialEFCC interrogation room and the full wrath of the law for his stewardship, not even a shot at power.
#ThisDaysMoses
Atiku wants “President” on his CV. Tinubu wants extra time. Nigerians want a country that works.
Both should step aside. Nigeria is not Atiku’s unfinished ambition or Tinubu’s retirement package.
#ThisDaysMoses
Nigeria desperately needs younger, vibrant, and intellectually sound leaders. We need healthy leaders who can actually think, process complex modern issues, and actively drive this country forward.
Governance is serious work that requires sharp minds and physical energy. We cannot continue to hand over the future of over 200 million people to older men struggling with dementia and cognitive decline. It’s time we vote for real capacity, mental alertness, and a working future!
#ThisDaysMoses
Video: "Majority of our past presidents were in their 80s when they climbed the seat of power and most battled health issues, Tinubu claims to be in his 70s, when did we decide that Aso Rock is a retirement home for old men?" - Pat Utomi
When an administration makes survival a daily struggle, corruption becomes the unofficial policy at every level even down to a ₦1,500 & 2,000 pump bribe to bypass a fuel queue. This is the hallmark of the APC era.
In our time, fuel queues will be history, and corruption will be cut down to 0%. Integrity will return to governance.
#ThisDaysMoses
Turning Abuja into a one man poster show is just desperate. Past leaders allowed the opposition to breathe and advertise. Blocking others from even getting a billboard shows fear, not strength.
#ThisDaysMoses
VIDEO: I just made this video along the Abuja airport road. When people say Tinubu doesn't want anybody to contest against him some of you think it is just a joke.
In a supposed democracy, all the streetlights along the airport road are decorated with Tinubu/Shettima campaign posters. Just a few poles for about two or three companies. They are currently fixing new ones and now around the Centenary Village. There is no space for any opposition candidate or party to advertise because FCTA under Wike won't allow it. The story is the same with the billboards around that stretch and even around the FCT. The story is the same with candidates running from other parties running for the NASS. For the Senate, it is only Senator Aduda's billboards you will see all over the FCT. This is not democracy.
They are scared to death. Under Buhari, opposition candidates were allowed spaces and had access to billboards as much as they could afford. Under Jonathan nobody stopped @OfficialAPCNg . Nobody warned advertising companies to to give out billboard spaces to opposition candidates. That is democracy.
I will say it again that Tinubu is in same class with Idi-Amin, Mobutu, Paul Biya, Movement, and other past and present African despotic leaders.
#TinubuMustGo
“The same APC government that removed the fuel subsidy has stylishly introduced it again for 30 days. I’m sure they will still extend it until the election so that after the election, they will double it. Anybody voting for APC is br@inless. It’s 100 days to the 2027 election, and the presidential candidate is not campaigning because of old age.”
— Isaac Fayose
The people are awake, and the message is loud and clear,enough is enough. But after the outcry comes the plan. Stand up, join the Liberty Movement, and let’s bring sanity back to our land.
#ThisDaysMoses
There has never been a president so out of touch with reality like Bola. Listening to him talk about his economic “reforms” and one would wonder if it's another Nigeria he's referring to.
Someone tell this man that Nigerians can barely afford food, fuel prices have crippled transportation, salaries have become worthless, businesses are suffocating, and millions are being pushed deeper into poverty.
What exactly is the success of this economic reform to an ordinary Nigerians struggling to survive?
THISDAYSMOSES
“If the economy is truly growing, Nigerians should be able to feel the impact, not just in speeches but in their everyday lives. The government are claiming the economy is better but the citizens are still suffering and struggling to eat or even pay bills”
This woman >>> 👏
You cannot vote for hardship at the polls and then expect NSPPD or the Hallelujah Challenge to be an escape route out of the country. God gave us the PVC to elect competent leadership, and we must now back our powerful prayers with the right choices at the ballot box.
ThisDaysMoses
Every Member of the House of Assembly Who Agrees to Forfeit His Ticket for the APC Candidate is Currently Being Given N50 Million, and the House of Reps Will Be Given N200 Million With a Car - Galadima
President Tinubu and all his governors are afraid of contest; they want to win unopposed. A lady at the Carlton Hotel, Asokoro, is currently sharing money, and the DSS is protecting the place.
Buba Galadima, Nigeria Democratic Congress Stalwart
You cannot diagnose Nigeria with 'stage 4 cancer' while actively withholding the cure. The padlocked gates at LASU are not a symptom of an incurable national disease; they are the direct result of administrative negligence. While this administration trades in despair, our youth are stranded in the streets. A serious government does not hide behind tragic metaphors to excuse its own failures,It takes responsibility. Resolve the JAC strike.
Do Nigeria a favor and step aside!
#ThisDaysMoses
#FixEducationNow
#ActionOverRhetoric #PrioritizeOurFuture #LeadershipNotExcuses #NigeriaDeservesBetter
For real
All gates at Lagos State University (LASU) are currently locked following the Joint Action Committee (JAC) strike announcement.
Please plan your travel accordingly and make alternative arrangements for your movement.
Ghana is funding a $2 billion expressway entirely with its own locally generated taxpayer money. In the words of President Mahama: "We have not gone to borrow money from anywhere".
Meanwhile, Nigerians are suffocating under removed subsidies and relentless taxes, yet our leadership still runs to the World Bank for basic overhead.
If Ghana can save $2 billion for physical infrastructure without taking a single loan, where exactly are our "subsidy savings" going?
We do not have a revenue problem. We have a borrowing addiction.
#ThisDaysMoses
#Accountability
Ghana’s President John Mahama subtly shades Pres. Bola Tinubu over Nigeria’s borrowing culture.
$2 billion has already been set aside for the Accra–Kumasi Expressway, and Mahama stressed: “This is our own money. We did not go to borrow money.”
Despite all the tax Tinubu collect from us, he removed subsidy yet if Tinubu want to build toilet he will go for loan.. A project of 1.5B dollars Tinubu will do it with 13B dollars.. Tinubu is fixing Nigeria ooo😭😭😭😭
A SPECIAL SHOUTOUT TO OUR BIGGEST ENABLER;THE WORLD BANK
At this point, Nigeria qualifies for a Platinum VIP Loyalty Card at World Bank headquarters.
MY PEOPLE,
We need to sit down and look at the actual math of our future.
Every Nigerian must pay urgent attention to what is quietly happening to our national balance sheet right now. Our total public debt has officially hit an unprecedented ₦166.79 Trillion. To put that staggering number into perspective, if that debt were divided equally across our population today, every single Nigerian including a child born this very morning already carries an inherited debt burden of over ₦716,000.
Yet, while ordinary citizens are stretching every naira to absorb record inflation and the direct impact of subsidy removal, a fresh request is sitting on the table at the World Bank. The government is actively seeking to borrow another $1.5 Billion, packaged across three $500 million credit facilities for projects like "social protection" and "climate resilience".
This is a wake up call to all of us because the math is no longer adding up. We endured the removal of fuel subsidies and the floating of the Naira under the strict promise that it would save the country trillions and stabilize public finances. If those sacrifices are actually generating domestic revenue, the pace of our borrowing should be dropping, not accelerating. We cannot tax a struggling population into poverty while simultaneously funding government operations on credit.
Applying loans to operational social programs rather than self-sustaining, revenue-generating infrastructure means the money vanishes into recurrent spending, while the hard currency debt remains for decades. When debt servicing consumes a massive chunk of our national revenue, the money left for hospitals, roads, security, and public schools completely disappears.
It is time to stop normalizing endless loan requests as standard governance. Taking on more loans right now is not an economic strategy; it is a generational burden that pushes the crisis onto our children. We must demand real fiscal discipline, a drastic cut to the cost of governance, and policies that focus on building wealth rather than taking on more credit.
Naija Youth, you get the message, right?
#ThisDaysMoses
#EconomicReality
#Accountability
#NoToMoreDebt #TheMathIsNotMathing