Ahmed Danladi-Abiola

Desperate times calls for desperate measures. And in all, My integrity and good name must be preserved. God helping me.

[Olaudah Equiano® @RealOlaudah]

Prince Adewole Adebayo the SDP presidential candidate exposes what President Tinubu told the members of IPAC who went to observe Iftar with him during the last Ramadan fast.

Nigerians this will blow your minds!

[KING OF ALL SPORTS @Emmanuel_Tips]

If videos like this can trend, there is hope in Nigeria 🇳🇬

[bio reem @bioreem24]

@NigeriaStories Dead issues of wh@ solutions will th@ bring to the situation on the ground now,he should tell us what to be done to eradicate banditry & kidnappings from Nigeria sikenah,beware he was the Nigeria head of state when MKO died in custody MKO did not died when ABASHA was there

[The Ratel Nation @TheRatelNation]

VDM stood right in front of the army and police blocking the Ministry of Defence and told them the truth they didn’t want to hear.

He said:
“After 35 years of service, there will be nothing to show for it. You have a gvn that you cannot use to protect your own family but you are using it to protect this terrible government. They travel by flight but you travel by road because you cannot afford it.”

He wasn’t talking to the enemy. He was speaking directly to the soldiers and officers themselves.

That’s what makes this different. He didn’t just confront the system... he reminded the men holding the gvns that they too are victims of the same system they are protecting.

The real problem is not the men in uniform. It’s the system that puts gvns in their hands and turns them against their own people.

To the men in uniform, there is still time to wake up. Because one day the uniform will be gone, the salary will stop, and you will return to your villages to face the same poverty, the same bandits, and the same insecurity you were used to shield others from.

That day, you will remember this moment and ask why you didn’t do the right thing while you had the chance.

[Ahmed Danladi-Abiola @adamn007]

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[Ahmed Danladi-Abiola @adamn007]

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[Ahmed Danladi-Abiola @adamn007]

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[BUCOS @TENIBEGILOJU202]

DANIEL BWALLA FINISHED TINUBU HERE!!! Kindly retweet massively till it gets to the Jagabandits and Bwalla himself.

[Peter Obi Grassroots Mobilization. @PO_GrassRootM]

APC wants you to stop tweeting about Obi–Kwankwaso, but don’t listen to them. Keep tweeting about Obi-Kwankwaso; we’re amplifying your tweets.

[Ahmed Danladi-Abiola @adamn007]

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[Ibeh @masurge7]

Our Excuse was let PO get on the ballot first.
Now that PO is on the ballot how far?

If we can't get Amupitan out of INEC is it Tinubu we want to get out of Aso Rock?

[The Green Brief ( Greensreport) @Greensreport1]

NNPC is in court accusing Dangote Refinery of seeking a fuel monopoly.

Read that again.

The same NNPC that cannot fix its own refineries. The same NNPC that has lost billions in "rehabilitation" funds. The same NNPC that signed MoUs with real estate companies.

Now they are in court crying monopoly.

Let me remind you: NNPC already owns shares in Dangote Refinery.

They originally agreed to 20%. They failed to pay. They were reduced to 7.25% what they actually paid for .

Now they want to increase their stake back to 20%. Dangote said no. He wants ordinary Nigerians to own shares through the IPO .

So NNPC is suing. Accusing Dangote of monopoly. While holding shares in the same company.

This is not about competition. This is about control.

NNPC does not stand for Nigeria. NNPC stands for NNPC. A system designed to keep the cabal rich and the country dependent.

A working refinery threatens that system. So NNPC fights it in court.

Dangote is not the problem. NNPC is the problem. Always has been. 🔥

[Kunmi Àgbà Farmer @kunmigbenga]

“He who has ears, let them hear.” I said something similar before, but they said I was speaking gibberish 😅

[Somto Okonkwo @General_Somto]

“Justice Crack Made a Video About The Welfare Of Nigerian Soldiers, And They Tracked Him Down And Arrested Him. So How Can The Same Military, DSS And Government Fail To Trace These Bandits Who Kidnap And K!ll Nigerians Every Day? We Cannot Allow Tinubu To Get a Second Term. Just Look At The Level Of Insecurity Under His Administration, And Now Imagine How Much Worse It Could Become If He Is Re-Elected.” ~ Lady Cries Out

[Lilian Ogechi @Adaigboglobal]

Soldiers Invade Enugu Community, Burn Houses Leaving Many Displaced

[ChiefHerbalist @HerbalistChief]

The main reason for the ginger crisis in most parts of West Africa, especially Nigeria and Ghana.

[Bia Pulse @BiaPulse]

🚨 According to this Nigeria soldier the Islamic Fulani terrorists killing, kidnapping, and destroying communities were brought into the country during the 2014 election period.

The questions on everyone’s lips are:

1. Why is the Nigerian military releasing and rehabilitating these terrorists after capturing them, even when they know that they are foreigners?

2. Why did NSA Nuhu Ribadu refer to them as his “brothers and sons,” and why does Sheikh Gumi insist they “are not going anywhere?

3. Why is the military releasing them back into Nigeria instead of deporting them to their countries of origin?

4. Why did President Buhari demand that every state give them land?

5. Why is Sheikh Gumi demanding amnesty for them despite knowing fully well that they are foreign killers?

6. Is there active collaboration between some elements in the military and other security agencies to Islamize Nigeria?

These are serious questions that demand clear answers.

Nigerians deserve the truth. 🇳🇬

[Dr. Kenon @drkenon2]

“Brigadier Gen. Martins just confirmed what many of us suspected. Boko Haram & ISWAP weren’t just using @Starlink. They were running a full communication network - satellite internet encrypted & untraceable by conventional means in Sambisa Forest. But Starlink doesn’t sell itself, you have a registered account, a billing address & a payment method. Whose names are on those accounts?”

~Emeke Ezeugo asks specific questions about how Starlink operates in Nigeria especially in conflict or terr0rism prone zones. Listen carefully 👂

[Ayo | Farm Tribe by AY 🇳🇬 🇹🇷 🌾🍫🫚 @ToheebAyomide2]

THE DARK STORY BEHIND GINGER EXPORT CRASH YALL DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT

Everybody keeps saying Nigeria’s ginger export crashed because of banditry.

That’s not what really happened.

And the real story is far more terrifying than most people realize.

For months now, I’ve been seeing misinformation flying around about why Nigeria’s ginger export numbers dropped so badly.

First of all…

The export numbers did NOT drop to zero like some people are exaggerating online.

But yes, the drop was catastrophic.

And the biggest reason behind it traces back to one event:

The devastating ginger blight outbreak that hit Southern Kaduna in 2023.

Not banditry.

Not insecurity.

A disease.

Now before some of you twist this, let me be clear:

There have been speculations and conspiracy theories claiming some organizations intentionally sabotaged the ginger industry.

I don’t have facts or reliable evidence to confirm that.

So we will leave that part for the conspiracy theorists.

But what CAN be confirmed is this:

That fungal disease changed the ginger industry in Nigeria forever.

And I genuinely think many people still don’t understand how deep the damage really went.

Because what happened was not just “farm losses.”

An entire agricultural economy collapsed almost overnight.

Before 2023, ginger was still a moderately priced spice in Nigeria.

A bag sold for around ₦30k–₦45k.

Average farmers could still afford to enter the business.

Then the blight came.

And according to reports from affected areas, farmers experienced devastating losses estimated around 90–95% of yield.

Entire fields were wiped out.

Imagine investing your savings into a crop…

Paying for land preparation.
Buying seeds.
Hiring labor.
Applying fertilizers.
Weeding for months.

Then suddenly everything starts dying in front of your eyes.

That was the reality for thousands of ginger farmers in Southern Kaduna.

Some farmers became neck deep in debts they still haven’t recovered from.

Some panicked and abandoned ginger completely for other crops.

Some reportedly committed suicide after losing millions.

But the majority of them faced something even more dangerous long term:

They got completely priced out of ginger farming.

Because after the blight destroyed supply…

Ginger prices exploded.

A crop that used to sell for ₦30k–₦45k per bag suddenly climbed as high as ₦650,000 per bag.

And once that happened, it triggered a deadly domino effect.

The price of ginger seeds exploded too.

Now this is the part many people don’t understand.

Ginger is propagated using seed rhizomes.

Meaning farmers need ginger itself as planting material.

So once market prices skyrocketed…

Seed prices became insane.

A bag of ginger seed started selling for ₦500k–₦600k.

Now pause and think about this carefully:

It takes about 25 bags of ginger seed just to cultivate ONE acre.

ONE acre.

That means an acre that would normally cost around ₦1.1 million to seed and cultivate…

Suddenly started requiring an average of ₦12.5 million.

For just one acre.

That was the moment the average ginger farmer got erased from the game.

Not because bandits chased them away from their farms.

But because the economics no longer made sense for ordinary farmers.

The barriers to entry became too high.

The risks became terrifying.

And most farmers simply could not afford to return.

Now the few farmers with enough money, grit, and risk tolerance to continue planting ginger are forced to sell at even higher prices just to remain profitable.

Which then keeps seed prices high.

Which then prevents smaller farmers from returning.

And that has created a vicious cycle trapping the entire industry.

Low supply.
High prices.
Expensive seeds.
Fewer farmers.
Even lower supply.

Today, ginger farming in Southern Kaduna has transformed into something completely different from what it used to be.

It is no longer a crop the average farmer can casually venture into.
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