A. B. Byanyiko

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A HAND BOOK & GUIDE ON HOW TO BECOME AN AMBASSADOR IN NIGERIA:

BACKGROUND:

Remember Festus Keyamo called Tinubu all unprintable names and in 1999 he dragged the entire Lagos house of assembly members in case Number ID/639M/99 before justice C.O Segun of the Lagos State High Court for clearing Tinubu of certificate forgery.

Today The same Festus Keyamo is a minister under Tinubu

PART A

1. Abuse whoever is the president

2. Drag him to court

3. Call him unprintable names

4. Be very close to his rivals.

5. Hate him publically.

6. Dig into his academic records and bring out the fraud and forgery therein.

7. Travel far and wide upto his alma- mata to get copies of his contradictory academic credentials and publish same

PART BE.

1. Visit him privately at home and apologise

2. Start to project his dubious projects and project him as Godly and tell the public he is God sent

3. Defend all the fraudulent and criminal personalities under him

4. Call him the best thing that ever happened to Nigeria and that he is the only savior.

5. Become his unofficial spokespersons

6. Abuse everybody that belongs to the opposition.

7. But most importantly ensure that you abuse Peter Obi EVERYDAY.

GBAM: you will become an Ambassador and up up up there you climb. BUT PREPARE FOR A SUDDEN CRASH SOON THERE AFTER.

[Official PDP Nigeria @OfficialPDPNig]

PRESS RELEASE

AMBASSADORIAL LIST: SCANDALOUS AND REFLECTIVE OF PRESIDENTIAL VALUES.

The Peoples Democratic Party @OfficialPDPNig strongly condemns the list of Ambassadorial nominees as submitted by President Bola Tinubu. This list contains the names of many people (disgraced propagandists, characterless politicians, and public officials) who are widely perceived negatively by Nigerians and the global community, for their integrity deficit and notable anti-democratic activities. This development is not just a sad commentary on our country’s history of diplomatic representation; it is very reprehensible and scandalous.

While most Nigerians are seriously appalled by the inclusion of most of the nominees, they are not totally surprised, given the history and disposition of this administration.

Furthermore, it is an incontestable fact that a nominee is a clear and direct reflection of the values and estimation of the nominator. By making these nominations, the President has shown Nigerians that these are the best people he has to represent our country in the countries where they will be posted.

That it took the President almost three years to produce this list speaks to the paucity of excellent people within his reach.

Specifically, we convey the disappointment of many right-thinking Nigerians on the nomination of Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, the immediate-past Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), whose administration of our electoral umpire was characterised by countless double-speaks, flip-flops, and undelivered promises, which ultimately resulted in the birth of this administration, which is struggling in all areas of governance.

To offer him an ambassadorial appointment at a time like this is an excellent exemplar of a skewed reward system, which we suspect is designed as an incentive to the new INEC Chairman, to also deliver flawed elections in 2027, in expectation of future rewards. This is absolutely scandalous and completely unacceptable.

May we remind the President and all Nigerians that the respect a country gets from other countries cannot be separated from the integrity profile and public perception of both the President and the Ambassadors. So, appointing and sending ambassadors with tainted political profiles is not only a great disservice to Nigeria but a setup for a diplomatic all-time low.

To this end, we demand that President Bola Tinubu withdraw the said list and renominate only those with stellar democratic credentials and high moral standing, capable of commanding global respect for the ambassadorial assignments.

Signed:

Comrade Ini Ememobong, mnipr
National Publicity Secretary
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@PeterRaph4Obi Possibly that's why it them so long thinking that Nigerians will forget the glitch

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@kmbiamnozie Multiple personality

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

…….It’s not in my DNA, I can’t do it, I can’t, it’s against my principles to work for president Tinubu

Today that person is working for President Tinubu

Principles Dey cheap for Nigeria, it’s about the price of ice water not even pure water.

If I hear Una talk principles again make I bend

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@aonanuga1956 Sir, can you correct the spelling of Ahmed on the headline of the speech?

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@SenBalaMohammed Congratulations, sir.

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We often misuse the word elite in Nigeria. Most people, even the educated, use the word elite to refer to politicians. Elite is a small group of exceptionally gifted individuals who can come from every field. You can have elite army generals, elite footballers, elite writers etc.

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@kmbiamnozie @officialABAT Life of wastage in many African countries!

[Kelechi DonPido @kmbiamnozie]

This is the convoy of the British Prime Minister. The second? That of @officialABAT. One might assume the first belongs to a struggling nation. Yet, it is anything but.

African leaders, by contrast, are impoverished, not in wealth, but in spirit. Opulence mismanaged. Power squandered. Vision absent. When the measure of leadership is displayed in convoys rather than in legacy, the deficit is moral, not material.

There is only one weapon forged against Nigerians and the progress of this nation: the @OfficialAPCNg and its minions.

Subtle, pervasive, and insidious, they operate not with blunt force alone, but through bureaucracy, patronage, and the slow erosion of hope. This is not politics. This is a strategy of stagnation, perfected over years, and deployed against the very people they claim to serve.

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

When Nigerians came out to cheer Hilda Baci, isn’t it shocking that nobody remembered tribe or religion; they remembered Nigeria.

Those breeding tribal divisions are delusional. They do it to deceive you and destroy you.

When politicians fail, they use their surrogates to set you against each other, when they should be answering questions on the efficient electricity, producing less than 10,000 megawatts in over 60 years of independence.

Our leaders need to answer why Nigeria, the powerhouse of African sport, is now struggling to qualify for the World Cup.

Our roads are in a deplorable situation, and insecurity is rife; kidnappings have become like a rampaging bull in a china shop.

Those that called Jonathan names are now trying hard to defend the ignoble leaders they promoted,despite the parameters being worse off than the Jonathan they condemned, but hypocrisy will never let them talk.

They protested subsidy removal under Jonathan, but today they support it. Just check their tweets from 2010.

They love to eat their vomit because of what they will benefit from. They never think of Nigeria.

Please don’t be deceived by these people. They claim they are patriots, but they don’t love Nigeria. They love their stomach; they love to divide Nigeria!

[A. B. Byanyiko @abesadu]

@TrendfusionNG @realFFK You still get mouth to talk? You don finish your sabbatical from insulting everyone for your political masters? Mtchew!

[Atiku Mission @atiku_mission]

@ShehuSani No one’s begging to be accepted. But let’s be honest—reciprocity only works when both sides have equal leverage. If the U.S. bans Nigerians, let’s fix what’s broken at home so our people stop feeling the need to flee. Pride isn’t policy. Progress is.