Abídèmí Iromini

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@MrMjay4 @Omojuwa There's no accuracy there. Helicopter crash is different from plane crash.

[Abídèmí Iromini @bifotografix]

@SofieElma He is a fund raiser.

[Abídèmí Iromini @bifotografix]

@prophetbenomale That's where so many of you lot walk into in the mid night to seek powers. He is a true born. He doesn't have to practice the religion of the slave master.

[Abídèmí Iromini @bifotografix]

@prophetbenomale @JoeKoliko86 The awakening is right here and nothing can stop it.

[Abídèmí Iromini @bifotografix]

@prophetbenomale @JoeKoliko86 If you claimed that satan is actively working to keep people in bandage. As a prophet of God u claimed to be, why is it so difficult to bound satan forever? You lot are just interested in protecting your pot of soup. Show workings. Enough of these threats.

[Abídèmí Iromini @bifotografix]

@amangieh Yes you can

[Abídèmí Iromini @bifotografix]

@TrafficChiefNG Hausa man has never ruled Nigeria. Igbo man has ruled Nigeria

[U.S. Mission Nigeria @USinNigeria]

#ThisWeekinUSNigeriaHistory in 1983, America’s Billboard 200 welcomed a groundbreaking sound from Nigeria: King Sunny Adé’s Jùjú Music spent 29 weeks on the U.S. chart, introducing his innovative sound to American audiences.

For 40 years, it stood as the longest-charting album by a Nigerian artist – until another Nigerian artist made history in 2023.

American audiences have long embraced the creativity and innovation coming from Nigeria. Can you guess which album ended King Sunny Adé’s 41-year reign? Drop your guess below!

#Freedom250

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[SLEEKT💙 @OluwatosinOlus9]

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[Abídèmí Iromini @bifotografix]

@channelstv Congratulations to my one and only IMOLE Osun-State

[Abídèmí Iromini @bifotografix]

Happy birthday ma.

[Folorunso Alakija @alakijaofficial]

Looking back over the years, I can only say that God has been faithful.

To Him alone be all the glory.

Psalm 92:12-15

[CHUKS 🍥 @ChuksEricE]

"Following the comments by a South African minister that no compensation will be paid to Nigerians whose properties were lø øted or burnt, or whose lives were løst, the Nigerian government should reciprocate by appropriating the profits of South African companies operating in Nigeria, including their banks, seize the funds, and use them to compensate affected Nigerians."

— Senator Adams Oshiomhole addresses the Senate over the xenophobic att@cks on Nigerians in South Africa.

[Abídèmí Iromini @bifotografix]

Way to go

[Aliyu Giwa @aleeygiwa]

Every firearm and every round of ammunition will now be fully accounted for.

The Inspector General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc (+), NPM, has issued a directive to all Police Commands in Nigeria: all assets entrusted to the Force must be fully accounted for.

During the Emergency Conference at Force Headquarters in Abuja, the IGP ordered an immediate and comprehensive audit of all arms and ammunition across every Command and formation nationwide.

All firearms and ammunition must be documented, verified, and securely stored.

This is not routine paperwork. The IGP emphasized that this is a critical institutional measure designed to identify operational gaps, prevent misuse of Police assets, and ensure all weapons are properly deployed in line with national security objectives.

Commissioners of Police are required to submit thorough, transparent, and professionally documented reports to Force Headquarters within the stipulated timeframe.

There are no exceptions. Accountability within the Force applies to all personnel, conduct, and every weapon in the institution’s possession.

Under the Force’s leadership, all actions and assets are subject to scrutiny and accountability. Everything will be accounted for.

[Abídèmí Iromini @bifotografix]

@Omojuwa This is a shot to the head.

[Abídèmí Iromini @bifotografix]

There has to be sanity in the police force.

[Aliyu Giwa @aleeygiwa]

A POS machine was used within a Police station to extort funds from a motorist.

The Police Force leadership has reviewed the entire video and responded promptly and clearly.

On 13 January 2026 at 'C' Division Asaba, officers collected money from a motorist using a POS machine inside the station. This behavior is unacceptable and will not be tolerated.

The Delta State Commissioner of Police, CP Yemi Oyeniyi, has ordered an immediate summary trial for Inspector Augustine Jeremiah and Corporal Miracle Ehirim. Orderly room proceedings are in progress. The outcome of the disciplinary process will be made public to ensure transparency.

Inspector General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc(+), NPM, has reaffirmed a zero-tolerance policy on such misconduct.

Extortion, the use of POS machines, or any electronic payment platforms within police formations, is strictly prohibited. No officer is authorized to demand or receive money from the public under any circumstances.

We thank those who recorded and shared the incident. Your vigilance promotes accountability. The Nigeria Police belongs to all of us, and together we must ensure its effectiveness.

To all officers, this trial serves as both a consequence and a warning.

[Abídèmí Iromini @bifotografix]

Be wary of this spammer.
Help spread this info @arojinle1 @Gidi_Traffic @TeniEntertainer @OsunDefender

[Tolu Ogunlesi @toluogunlesi]

My dear @ruffydfire, you’ve now shifted goalpost—and quite amateurishly also. Like a Division 12 reserve goalkeeper for a relegation-bound team. But I’ll be patient with you for now, my dear brother. And I will explain.

Are you aware that the payments in question are coming from bonds being raised from THE PRIVATE SECTOR: a wide range of institutional investors—including banks, pension funds, asset managers, trustees, etc?

I PUT IT TO YOU THAT, in fact, according to the AFC, “The [initial 501B bond] transaction received strong support from the pension fund investment community with about 50% of the total financing secured from Pension Fund Administrators…”

Source: https://t.co/yuHrAtoDrW

Do you know what this means? That your own pension fund administrator (PFA)—if you have one—most likely invested in the bond, which is guaranteed by the full faith and credit of the FGN.

In other words, Rufai, I put it to you that even you are very likely an investor in the bond 😂 — through your PFA (if you have one).

So it’s not like it’s “public money” or “budget money” directly at play here—it’s all coming from the private sector, and the repayments will be going directly to them, and by extension, to the millions of Nigerians who have assets invested with them.

So if you don’t trust the judgement of institutional investors—who care very much about the sanctity of their funds—or you think, in your conspiracy-clouded mind, that they’re somehow ALL conspiring to collude with the FGN to do whatever you think they’re doing, then this is 100% on you—and I suggest that first thing tomorrow morning you should contact your PFA, order them to close your account with immediate effect, and henceforth keep your pension money in your wardrobe.

And also don’t forget to ask for an audit of your PFA, for somehow conspiring with the President to (as you wildly claim) put money inside multiple approvals for the same purpose—despite my very clear explanation on this matter.

Finally, congratulations on being an investor in the power sector bond, and for contributing to a resolution to a lingering problem. Unless of course you don’t have a pension account. In which case I’d ask you to contact @PenComNig for guidance.

[Abídèmí Iromini @bifotografix]

@PeterObi One thing you have failed to understand is that this is an ideological war.
Keep on with your negative words. Let's see where that gets you at the end day.

[Abídèmí Iromini @bifotografix]

@musaHus54670772 What contributions has that got to do with Nigeria progress & development?

There are many willing, beautiful amaria waiting on the line.

[Abídèmí Iromini @bifotografix]

@xagreat @SaudiEmbassy You are talking as if they recognise you as one of them.