Sir Steve

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[Sir Steve @akinomoapata]

1. Doctors say the time so it’s written down exactly on the official death certificate.

2. That recorded time is used for insurance claims, wills, and other legal papers.

3. It marks the moment the doctor has confirmed no heartbeat, breathing, or response. You don't want to burry/cremate someone who's still alive!

4. Hospitals need the exact time so they can handle organ donation properly.

5. It’s also how the medical team officially ends treatment and updates the patient’s records.

6. When it comes to life… after God, na doctor...na dem get the final say.

[Kekius Maximus @Kekius_Sage]

If you want to know why the Pentagon is watching Ship 42’s reentry trajectory today just as closely as NASA, look at what full Starship reusability does to global military logistics.

Right now, moving 100 tons of heavy equipment across the planet requires aircraft carriers, overseas airbases, diplomatic overflight clearances, and days of transit time.

Once Starship proves repeatable tower-to-tower recovery:
> The U.S. military gains the ability to drop 100+ tons of cargo, autonomous drone swarms, or mobile defense grids anywhere on Earth in under 45 minutes, without asking a single neighboring country for airspace permission.
> Combined with SpaceX’s $100B second Starbase complex in Louisiana (designed for up to 10,000 launches a year), heavy orbital lift becomes a strategic deterrent on par with nuclear submarines.

I bet that within 3 years of Starship’s first successful upper-stage catch, every major geopolitical power will be forced to rewrite its defense doctrine around suborbital rapid response.

[Sir Steve @akinomoapata]

@BSAT_Properties 💪

[BSAT Properties @BSAT_Properties]

This guy and his team won #30m at a Zenith Bank's hackaton they were not invted to

No invitation

Yet, won the hackathon

How did they do it?

Watch and learn

[Sir Steve @akinomoapata]

@channelstv What a joke😃

[Sir Steve @akinomoapata]

@mundus01 Did they actually migrate or someone back-end moved voters around intentionally?

[Sir Steve @akinomoapata]

@OurFavOnlineDoc @grok fact-check the preacher's claims.

[POJU OYEMADE @pastorpoju]

Everybody must have someone who pulls them out of their comfort zone.

[MundX Analytics @mundx_analytics]

We’ve finished auditing the preliminary voters register for Abia State, thanks to our team of ‘volunteers’. The full report is on the way.

In the meantime, here are the gibberish names we found in the register. 75 of them are in a single ward, Eziama in Aba North.

If you see one in your polling unit, flag it on INEC’s online register with “Report Suspected Irregularity” before the final register comes out on 15 December.

#NigeriaDecides #AbiaState #VotersRegister #INEC

[Sir Steve @akinomoapata]

INEC cannot blame field officers and pretend the chain of accountability ends there.

Capturing an image does not mean it automatically enters the voter register. Who authorized its acceptance? Was validation automated or manually approved? Which IT administrators and supervisors were responsible?

Sections 23 and 118 of the Electoral Act 2026 address offenses relating to fictitious registrations and knowingly making false entries. Section 16 of the Cybercrimes Act, as amended, may also apply where unauthorized modification of computer data is established.

INEC must preserve its audit trails and commission an independent forensic investigation to identify the devices, user accounts, records uploaded, approval processes, and officials involved.

Those responsible must face due process. Evidence of criminal offenses must be referred to the appropriate authorities. Field officers must not become scapegoats for possible supervisory failures or complicity higher up the chain.

Ultimately, the buck stops at Professor Amupitan's desk. He must account for this institutional failure.

[Sir Steve @akinomoapata]

INEC cannot blame field officers and pretend the chain of accountability ends there.

Capturing an image does not mean it automatically enters the voter register. Who authorized its acceptance? Was validation automated or manually approved? Which IT administrators and supervisors were responsible?

Sections 23 and 118 of the Electoral Act 2026 address offenses relating to fictitious registrations and knowingly making false entries. Section 16 of the Cybercrimes Act, as amended, may also apply where unauthorized modification of computer data is established.

INEC must preserve its audit trails and commission an independent forensic investigation to identify the devices, user accounts, records uploaded, approval processes, and officials involved.

Those responsible must face due process. Evidence of criminal offenses must be referred to the appropriate authorities. Field officers must not become scapegoats for possible supervisory failures or complicity higher up the chain.

Ultimately, the buck stops at Professor Amupitan's desk. He must account for this institutional failure.

[publikphigor @publikphigor]

To take back the country in 2027, we must come out en masse. This includes those without PVC.

[Sir Steve @akinomoapata]

The danger is not limited to fictitious voters.

1. Have legitimate voters’ photographs, personal details, biometric associations or polling-unit records been altered without authorisation?

2. Could these discrepancies prevent genuine voters from being accredited on election day?

3. How many genuine voters are affected, where are they, and have their records been corrected?

@inecnigeria must protect every legitimate voter before certifying the final register.

A register must not only exclude fictitious voters. It must protect genuine voters from wrongful exclusion.

[Mundus @mundus01]

INEC’s Director of ICT said they didn’t have enough time to complete the cleanup of the voters’ register before the 90-day deadline.

An election that was scheduled over three years ago. Is this an emergency?

This is deliberate. They never intended to publish the register online for public scrutiny.

Eternal vigilance.

[Sir Steve @akinomoapata]

The danger is not limited to fictitious voters.

1. Have legitimate voters’ photographs, personal details, biometric associations or polling-unit records been altered without authorisation?

2. Could these discrepancies prevent genuine voters from being accredited on election day?

3. How many genuine voters are affected, where are they, and have their records been corrected?

@inecnigeria must protect every legitimate voter before certifying the final register.

A register must not only exclude fictitious voters. It must protect genuine voters from wrongful exclusion.

[Sir Steve @akinomoapata]

The danger is not limited to fictitious voters.

1. Have legitimate voters’ photographs, personal details, biometric associations or polling-unit records been altered without authorisation?

2. Could these discrepancies prevent genuine voters from being accredited on election day?

3. How many genuine voters are affected, where are they, and have their records been corrected?

@inecnigeria must protect every legitimate voter before certifying the final register.

A register must not only exclude fictitious voters. It must protect genuine voters from wrongful exclusion.

[Daily Mail US @Daily_MailUS]

Written account of Jesus rising from the dead identified in 2,000-year-old manuscript, study suggests https://t.co/RLPkhWjuhB

[Sir Steve @akinomoapata]

Beyond ghost voters.

A 1,105% jump in one polling unit already raises red flags. Equally serious is the risk that the same process has quietly altered or corrupted the records of genuine voters.

1. Have legitimate voters’ photographs, personal details, biometric data, or polling-unit assignments been changed without proper authorisation?

2. Could these discrepancies prevent genuine voters from being accredited on election day?

3. How many legitimate voters are affected, where are they located, and what specific measures will guarantee their records are corrected before the general election?

4. Which specific INEC staff members uploaded the changes, and which IT personnel authorised or admitted them into the register?

@inecnigeria must protect every legitimate voter before certifying the final register.

A credible register does not only exclude fictitious voters; it must also safeguard genuine ones from wrongful exclusion.

[Mundus @mundus01]

In 2024, Governor Okpebholo's polling unit had 397 voters on the register. In 2026, it has 4,783.

That's 4,386 new voters, a 1,105% increase.

A Guinness World Record?

@inecnigeria, please explain. 👀

[Mundus @mundus01]

Edo state added 364k new voters.

It’s only a matter of time, and we will demystify this number.

[Sir Steve @akinomoapata]

@ARISEtv This is peak spin.

Morka is literally doing verbal gymnastics with that “historical context” line just to pretend Hassan was only talking about past governments.

Good one Charles 👍

[Sir Steve @akinomoapata]

@ix_adewale @KunnujiC Bodies donated for medical education go to a university anatomy lab. They’re embalmed, stored there, and used by students for teaching (for some years), then the school arranges cremation.