Ada

Social Entrepreneur, Founder Successful Youth Foundation, Co-Founder Home Cordial and Author

[Amnesty International Nigeria @AmnestyNigeria]

Bille is on Fire
The Nigerian authorities must urgently address the danger residents of Bille town in Rivers state have been facing. Ongoing gas leakage has been causing bubbling water with flames erupting. This has been causing serious health emergency.

Since October 2025, methane gas has been bubbling up in nearby rivers and swamps and is now affecting a significant amount of the town’s drinking wells. Bille’s school children have been forced to move to another community for safety:

[Chimamanda's Army @Chimamanda_Army]

Wow! and the world forgot how to breathe for a minute. Our Queen is so stunning 😍

[THE KINE 🌕🖤 @asher_kine]

I pray we always have reasons to stay happy. ❤️

[Forbes @Forbes]

Why Speaking Up In Meetings Isn’t Enough (And What To Do Instead) https://t.co/KeckyGHUqn https://t.co/KeckyGHUqn

[Jasmine Crockett @JasmineForUS]

I am praying for @JoeBiden & the entire Biden family.

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

The Recent developments in our nation continue to raise serious concerns about the direction we are headed as a democracy. The tension in the land aggravated by hardship is being needlessly fueled by our attitude to the rule of law and human rights.

The arrest of Martin Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), though perhaps within the legal rights of security agencies, was carried out in a manner that left many Nigerians unsettled.

The display of force, lacking in transparency and civility, closely resembled an abduction, a disturbing method that not only creates fear but also risks being mimicked by criminal elements. If Nigerians begin to struggle to distinguish between legitimate arrests and unlawful abductions, we will lose a vital layer of national security and accountability.

This trend is not new. We must recall that even our esteemed judges, the last line of defence for justice, have suffered similar indignities in recent years. When those who interpret the law are treated with such disregard, it is difficult to expect that ordinary citizens will feel protected under the law.

Moreover, these methods are beginning to affect our economy and business environment. The backlash directed at GTBank, allegedly linked to the circumstances surrounding Mr. Otse’s arrest, has had serious reputational consequences. At a time when investor confidence is already fragile, we must do all we can to avoid actions that tarnish institutions or undermine the trust of both citizens and the international community.

One cannot help but ask: was it impossible to invite Mr. Otse in a civil, transparent, and legal manner? Would that not have spared Nigerians, GTBank, and our national image the unnecessary shame and losses we now witness?

Similarly troubling are allegations surrounding the so-called adoption of the NANS President If true, it raises critical questions about the independence of student leadership and the subtle erosion of young voices in our democracy. Nigeria’s youth should not feel coerced, silenced, or absorbed into political agendas that do not reflect their will. The oppression of young voices, whether through force, patronage, or intimidation, is a dangerous path that we must not normalize.

We must return to a Nigeria where justice is done and is seen to be done without theatrics or abuse. A country where youth can speak freely, judges can serve with dignity, and institutions act responsibly. That is the Nigeria we must rebuild.

A new Nigeria is POssible! –PO

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

Pope Francis: a Moral Compass in a Troubled world.

I received with profound sorrow the news of the passing of the Holy Father, Pope Francis. His death marks the end of another era in the spiritual and moral leadership of the Catholic Church and the wider world.

Throughout his life and pontificate - during which I had the privilege of meeting him on three occasions - Pope Francis embodied the virtues of faith, hope, and compassion. He led with humility, spoke with wisdom, and acted with moral courage. He constantly strove to draw humanity closer to the ideals of peace, justice, and love. His deep concern for the poor, his steadfast advocacy for moral leadership, and his defence of human dignity earned him the admiration of people across all faiths and nations.

As a member of the Scholas Occurrences Foundation, founded by Pope Francis, I deeply appreciate his belief in education, dialogue, and youth empowerment as vital instruments for building a more just and compassionate world.

Pope Francis devoted his life to the service of God and humanity. His legacy will live on not only in the hearts of the faithful but also in the global conscience he helped shape with grace, clarity, and conviction. In an age marked by division and uncertainty, his voice remained a steady call to unity, mercy, and justice.

On behalf of myself, my family and millions of Nigerians who found inspiration in his teachings and example, I extend my heartfelt condolences to the universal Church. May God, in His infinite mercy, grant eternal rest to his gentle soul and guide the Church he so lovingly shepherded. -PO

[Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business & Government @HarvardBizGov]

Eager for an up-close look at the intersection between business and global development? Come hear from social entrepreneur, #MRCBG Sr. Fellow Alum & President of the ONE Campaign, @ndidiNwuneli. Learn about investment, innovation, impact & more. In-person attendees can join us at Wexner G-02 (HUID Req.) while others can participate through Zoom. And yes, there will be pizza and beverages! Register here: https://t.co/AIeEY8ynX5 #Business #GlobalDevelopment #Innovation

[Ada @Adahenrypeter]

@InibeheEffiong @PeterObi Keep up the good work

[Sean Nelson @Sean_ADFIntl]

People are sending me reports that 30-50 people have been killed around Miango, Plateau, Nigeria 🇳🇬 overnight. Largely Christian villages. The terrorism hitting these communities is just constant, it’s awful.

[Somto Okonkwo @General_Somto]

“Over 60 Christians Slaughtered By Muslim Fulani Herdsmen Terrorists in Nigeria In what is being called a genocide, according to the Christian Daily International-Morning Star News. Where is the Global Outrage?”.-CBS New International Reports On The Ongoing Killings And Attacks Of Christians In Nigeria.

[Robert Spencer @jihadwatchRS]

Nigeria: Fulani jihadists slaughter dozens of Christians as Easter approaches  -
https://t.co/nUD2QDFxCJ

[Mahyar Tousi @MahyarTousi]

51 Christians Massacred in Nigeria on Palm Sunday Amid Global Silence https://t.co/SrToIaPq7H

[Ada @Adahenrypeter]

@HananyaNaftali Prayers

[Ada @Adahenrypeter]

@Prisonervoice2 God bless you

[Ndidi Okonkwo Nwuneli @ndidiNwuneli]

It was a joy to welcome @ONECampaign activists from 41 States to DC to advocate for the investments and policies that ensure lifesaving and humanitarian and health interventions in Africa. Blessed time praying with our faith leaders before their impactful meetings on the Hill!

[Ahunna Eziakonwa @ahunnaeziakonwa]

Wonderful to connect with @nardosbthomas, CEO @NEPAD_Agency and @ndidiNwuneli, CEO @ONECampaign at the #B20Summit. As Women’s Month approaches, let’s remember that investing in girls and women is key to driving innovation and fostering inclusive growth across the continent.

[CSIS Africa Program @CSISAfrica]

💡 In the latest Into Africa Podcast episode, @ndidiNwuneli, CEO of @ONECampaign, joined @MvembaDizolele, Director of @CSIS Africa Program, to break down the economics of peace: $1 in development can prevent $103 in future conflict.
🔗 https://t.co/tW1FIJPdJE

[Ada @Adahenrypeter]

@RealCandaceO Congratulations

[Sean Nelson @Sean_ADFIntl]

Standing room only for this morning’s ⁦@HouseForeignGOP⁩ Africa hearing on religious persecution in Nigeria 🇳🇬, especially against Christians.