Onye kobota okoboba

Justice and freedom for all.

[D English Alhaji Media @DEngliishalhaji]

Who are you voting in 2027 elections?

[Radiogad @radiogad]

BREAKING News 🚨 Davido Entered My DM Yesterday and Unfollowed Me After I Spoke Against His Uncle. I Have the Full Story and Evidence Attached In This Video👆👺

#Gadnation

[Elle🌺 @sweetsixtien]

"We are NOT living in Nigeria, we are ALREADY walking dead people!

So this 2027, as APC try to intimidate NDC,

Let it be Stone for støne 🪨
Stick for Stick
Nigeria must change by fire by force!"

LOSE YOUR FEAR!

Thank you mama!

This is the ONLY LANGUAGE APC UNDERSTANDS‼️

[MaziTundeEdnutfan @originalproflle]

MUST WATCH:

This Osun state radio station is 100% committed into preaching about Peter Obi’s antecedents and good governance.
✌🏾

[MaziTundeEdnutfan @originalproflle]

“INEC chairman said he handed over Nigeria 2027 election to God. This is a fallacy to manipulate the Christian ahead of the 2027 election.

Don’t use that statement for us. You go take am from God, you go give am to Nigerians…..”

— Man clears @inecnigeria

[FALANA MUYIWA @Muyiwa66]

Shortly after Wike said he has already won Abuja for APC, Abuja Youths came out to say, "We Are Waiting For the Election, as they Chant OBI with placards and banners."

[Aisha Yesufu @AishaYesufu]

I am Aisha Yesufu from FCT. I will vote NDC on 16 January 2027 and play the Osun Script to protect my vote: vote, stay, count, snap the result sheet. 2027 is not 2023. Learn the Osun Script and make your own pledge.

Vote & Mobilise for Peter Obi & Kwankwaso. #YouRigWeOsunYou #VoteNDC https://t.co/r26tRwjEOe

[Nwanyi Ocha @nwanyi_ocha]

Chijioke telling his father how he scored three goals in camp - all in Igbo!

It has been three years that we have lived in Enugu but the language still sticks. @ezenwa_isuofia is so proud to listen to his son speaking his mother tongue so confidently. And so am I. Because I know that one day he will inherit his fathers land and nobody will be able to tell him any stories as Onye ogbe he is.

If your children have Igbo roots, make sure to speak Igbo to them. Because if you don’t teach them, nobody else will.
#igbo #igboamaka #mixedfamily #nwanyiocha #bringthemhome

[Charly Boy Area Fada 1 @AreaFada1]

Na Peter Obi I know.
You nko?

[Mallam cultist @DaninhoEze]

Who is this little girl....
How can we locate her.
I have a gift for her

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

Today, *Lawyers for Civil Liberties* filed a Freedom of Information application before the *Attorney-General of Federation* and the *Minister of Solid Minerals Development*, requesting for details of the recent Nigeria - United States of America's 700 billion dollar Critical Minerals Framework Agreement / Memorandum of Understanding.

[IFEANYịCHUKWU!! @OgbajiIfeanyi]

ANOTHER RECENTLY REHABILITATED ROAD ALREADY SHOWING SIGNS OF FAILURE? 🚧

This is the Pal Junction, Oko - Aguluezechukwu - Ogboji Road, and what is visible in this video raises serious questions about the quality of the work.

Governor Charles Soludo publicly pledged in January 2024 to construct the Oko-Ogboji-Aguluezechukwu road. Anambra State’s own Bureau of Public Procurement records subsequently show the Pal Junction Oko - Aguluezechukwu - Ogboji Road Project was put out for procurement in August 2024, with bids closing in September 2024.

Now look at the road.

The surface appears to be cracking and breaking away along the edge, despite this being a road where residents say vehicular traffic is relatively light.

“Asphalt cracking like biscuit,”

If a newly rehabilitated road is already deteriorating under relatively light traffic, residents deserve answers. Was the asphalt laid to the required thickness and specification? Was the base properly prepared and compacted? Is drainage contributing to the failure? And has the section been inspected by the Ministry of Works?

We call on the Anambra State Ministry of Works to inspect this section and clarify what is happening. Public infrastructure should be built to last.

📍 Oko - Aguluezechukwu - Ogboji Road, Anambra State

[Oseloka H. Obaze (OHO) @OselokaHObaze]

THE NIGER BRIDGE DEBATE!

I am not an engineer, but a member of Nigeria's attentive public and a public policy analyst. In that context, I join the debate about the choice of demarcation being introduced by the FGN on the First Niger Bridge between Onitsha and Asaba. I'm a frequent user of that bridge and has been since 1967.

Even with the best of intentions the demarcation/delineators introduced on the bridge is not right for FOUR (4) reasons, which ought to have been obvious and commonsensical:

First, the concrete demarcator adds additional weight to a very old bridge thereby increasing the stress factors and fatigue on the bridge;

Second, the concrete demarcator further increases the chances of catasthrophic failure of the bridge arising from unforseen deadweight overload in the event of a vehicular accident, breakdown or fire on the bridge;

Third, the concrete demarcator constricts the already narrow space on the bridge; allows for no egress and will definitely impede the arrival of towing or emergency vehicles or general evacuation during an accident or fire emergency. These facts makes the bridge a cerfified death trap.

Fourth, The demarcator will most likely increase the lenght of time it takes to cross the bridge span during routine and high traffic or rush hour periods.

In other climes, durable co-extruded, polyethylene impact-resistant delinators are used as lane line demarcators on bridges and turnnels, with the highest safety standards in mind and for effective traffic and vehicular movement control. Our situation should not be any different.

Introducing the concrete demacator on the First Niger Bridge is a bad public policy decision and the consequences will be acknowledged sooner or later. Put bluntly, it might result in needless fatalities. If the proper assessments were made, and not strictly political campaign decisions, an alternative form of demarcators should have been considered. I bet those would also be cheaper.

As things stand, the new demarcators are not and cannot be described as being in the overiding public interest. It will take only one serious nasty accident to prove that the introduction will in the short, medium and long term not be in the best public interest. When that happens let us remember those who are directly or vicariously liable.

I pray that I am wrong.

[CHUKS 🍥 @ChuksEricE]

Man raises concerns over ongoing reconstruction at Onitsha Head Bridge

A man has raised concerns over the ongoing reconstruction at Onitsha Head Bridge, particularly the new demarcation separating vehicles moving in opposite directions.

According to him, if a car or truck breaks down in the middle of the bridge, vehicles behind it may have no way to divert to the other lane unless the damaged vehicle is removed or they drive back.

He explained that before the reconstruction, motorists could easily move into the opposite lane temporarily to navigate around a broken-down vehicle until it was cleared.

[Gozie007 @Goziedragon007]

Illegal gold mining in the Northern part of Nigeria,

Controlled by Chinese, which they use to fund & arming bandits to protect them.

Your useless corrupt govt. says & does nothing,leave what belongs to the north for the norths.

Perhaps,the oil in the east belong to Nigeria.

[Main Tain @MainTain44777]

The Former Governor of Plateau State wanted us to supply vehicles and we delivered vehicles, but they wanted me to inflate invoices of vehicles of 40,000,000 Million to 80,000,000 Million. Have you heard that any Senator or House of Assembly came to buy vehicles from us?

—Dr Cosmas Maduka

[aloy ejimakor @AloyEjimakor]

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[Elochukwu Ohagi Official @ElochukwuOhagi]

Britain is set to disintegrate. They signed a memorandum of understanding today for separation.
A referendum will be conducted.

A referendum is not a call for w@r in Britain.

But it is in Nigeria.

[Zekeri Idris Jnr @IdrisZekeriJnr]

Happening now: Governor Alia of Benue State that cannot protect his people is mobilizing thugs to stop Mr Peter Obi the presidential candidate of the NDC. #nigeria #politics

[Onye kobota okoboba @basil_nduka]

@ChinasaNworu @radiobiafralive Good morning sir.