Christian Ikenna

Cyber Security Professional.

[Golden Kallam BBA B.com @NigeriaTheBest]

This is Eedris Abdulkarim at a symposium, Boldly addressing Sheyi Tinubu that his Father Bola Tinubu is the worst president Nigeria ever had. What a golden address !!!

Men dey o !!!

[PolltraceNG @PolltraceNG]

PollTraceNG is a community-driven election monitoring platform built around Nigeria’s polling units.

We have already mapped 176,846 polling units, 8,809 wards, 774 LGAs, across the 36 states and the FCT.

For submitted Form EC8A uploads, PollTraceNG has implemented OCR (Optical Character Recognition), automated document extraction and advanced multimodal AI systems.

The system can read the result sheet, extract the figures automatically, check the document structure, detect inconsistencies, identify suspicious or irregular uploads, and flag submissions that require further review.

The extracted information is then compared against other submissions from the same polling unit, with additional automated checks for duplication, conflicting figures, document quality and other edge cases.

Every incident reported and every result sheet submitted adds another piece to the picture, making it possible to follow what is happening across the country in a more organised and transparent way.

PollTraceNG is community-driven, and its strength will come from Nigerians already present at these polling units.

The 2027 election is another opportunity for us as citizens to take our future into our own hands and make choices that will shape the next four years and beyond.

Read more 👇

https://t.co/LeSxqFEOFx

[Zekeri Idris Jnr @IdrisZekeriJnr]

We are not interested in playing the kind of politics APC want us to play. We must focus on the issues. #nigeria #politics

[Deepstash @deepstash]

Reward the metric, not the outcome, and you'll get more of the problem.

British Delhi learned this with cobras.

Deepstash has the best ideas in psychology, business and economics, condensed into a 2-minute scroll.

[Nehemiah @kcemenikex]

Every single problem you can think of that Nigeria is currently facing, Peter Obi has faced it, AND SOLVED IT.

Name it:
Corruption
Cartels
Cabals

He has tackled them head-on, and won.

Nigerians,
Peter Obi is your ticket to greatness.
Snatch him
Grab him
Run with him

#VoteNDC

[Aisha Yesufu @AishaYesufu]

I wanted to write Tinubu and his APC people don’t know what is coming!
Then I realised they actually know what is coming and that is why they have deployed everything to discourage the people so the people don’t see what is coming

[Christian Ikenna @chrisiyke01]

@winexviv You dont compare Nigeria and Canada, not now not even in 50 years with the current political landscape in Nigeria

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

I just said I should quietly inform you people that Nigeria under Tinubu has entered this chat.

They've has just announced 2 new deep sea ports in Ogun state and in Badagry in partnership with DP World, whose former CEO Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem resigned earlier this year after he came out in the Epstein files cheesing over a video of a woman getting tortured.

Anyway the Epstein stuff is by the way. The point is that Tinubu's Nigeria is now part of at least 4 different imperial projects - US, France, UK and now UAE. A whole Nigeria is about to start moving like Djibouti on the west coast of Africa.

Unless someone can do something about Baba Ologun Olooro.

As you were 👋🏿

[Christian Ikenna @chrisiyke01]

Sponsor a vote 2027

[JusticeCrack @Justice_Crack]

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You can support at least 10 people to exercise their civic responsibility—and you can even do more. If you live in the diaspora, you have seen how good governance can work, and you understand the kind of Nigeria many of us want to build at home.

Join Obidient Connect. Let’s support civic participation and work towards a better Nigeria in 2027.

Nigeria must be OK. 🇳🇬

[Christian Ikenna @chrisiyke01]

Quote of the week

[Ed Dawes @eddy_dawes]

@jobescape_ai FROM THE….

Abacus to the Super Computer

RUBBISH IN, RUBBISH OUT !

[Christian Ikenna @chrisiyke01]

What is capacity?

[NoireTV @Noiretvnetwork]

PETER OBI RESPONDS TO DAVID UMAHI AND WIKE'S CLAIM THAT HE LACKS THE CAPACITY TO BE NIGERIA'S PRESIDENT

Peter Obi sits down with @noiretvnetwork for a rare, no-holds-barred interview — and nothing is off the table.

In a candid and wide-ranging conversation, he addresses some of the difficult questions Nigerians have been asking: his relationships with political adversaries, the controversies surrounding him, the state of the nation, leadership, governance, insecurity, the economy, the 2027 election, and his vision for Nigeria’s future.

No scripts. No easy questions. No topic avoided.

Peter Obi speaks for himself — directly, openly and in his own words.

Full exclusive interview on NoireTV link in bio

#PeterObi #NoireTV

[Christian Ikenna @chrisiyke01]

What can you find on him?

[CHUKS 🍥 @ChuksEricE]

“Whether you want to vote for Peter Obi for president or not, it should baffle you that a man has made it to that level of prosperity and capacity, as far as politics, power and influence are concerned, and yet you cannot pin anything on him.

Do you know how strange that is in this country? If there’s anything they could have found, they would have found it by now!”

— Gospel Minister, Lawrence Oyor.

[Christian Ikenna @chrisiyke01]

There’s a kind of respect you earn as an individual, and there’s another kind that comes simply from being citizen of a certain country.

You just mention some countries and, before anyone knows who you are personally, their country already carries weight, and they already have certain perspective about you.

As Nigerians, too often we have to earn that respect individually.

There is a serious need for our country to work not just only for the development statistics, but also for the dignity it gives you as a Nigerian.

[Christian Ikenna @chrisiyke01]

Before the 2023 elections, I had a lot of people around me who I thought had better judgment and sense. Personally, I didn’t see any reason anyone with an open mind could support APC in the first place after Buhari’s 8 years, and I didn’t see why they should be around me either. I blocked all of them.

But on second thought, everyone has a right to support who they want, right? So I unblocked some of them again to at least hear their arguments. But then again, I didn’t see any reason in their arguments.

I made a video on Twitter about the consequences of voting along tribal and religious lines. I hate to say that I was correct after all, but it is what it is. After 4 years, one would think Nigerians have learned their lessons. Pain has a way of making people think twice, borrowing a quote from "Moby Dick."

But one thing you will still observe is that, even if there is a free, fair, and credible election today, Tinubu’s APC will still have thousands of honest, real votes.

I almost do not have a problem when his family members, friends, and well-wishers support his cause for a second term. But when I see the average Nigerian, who finds the courage to support and praise this system, I honestly think such a person is crazy!

[Christian Ikenna @chrisiyke01]

One tip to improve productivity this year is to train your mind to avoid distractions.
One effective way of doing this is simply minding your business.

That doesn’t mean you won’t care about people. But sometimes, helping by offering advice in situations that are outside your responsibility can make you appear too curious or intrusive.

Personally, I offer my advice only when it satisfies three situations:

When I have been consulted and my professional opinion is required.

When keeping quiet would be a recipe for disaster and could eventually affect me, directly or indirectly.

When it involves close family or team members and it is my responsibility to advise.

Otherwise, you can never go wrong by focusing on your own business.

[Christian Ikenna @chrisiyke01]

The trick, eh…

They make every good thing white,
and the bad things black?

Should we blame them for that?
They know how to write their stories and how to sell it.

Are we not supposed to start rewriting our own stories too as Black people?
Especially as Africans???

One white man dies, and it’s like a state of emergency is declared.
Traffic is distorted. Sirens of ambulances here and there.
The media reports it in real time.
Measures are taken to make sure it doesn’t happen again.

200 Nigerians will die in Benue, and the media won’t call it what it is.
Your president will be reluctant to address the mess.

But everybody is interested in the missiles traded between Israel and Iran in the Middle East.

These people in Benue lost their lives and properties —
not by missiles,
not by any natural disasters,
but by cold, calculated, sponsored wickedness.
One people, against its kind.

And the world moves on... like their lives meant nothing. Kai!!

[Christian Ikenna @chrisiyke01]

As we continue to criticize these evil politicians who have destroyed Nigeria, it's also okay to call out these so-called "men of God" who are in their own way, enabling a corrupt system. In fact, many of them have become another arm of the political structure, willingly or unwillingly.

I have walked through several European cities — I have not seen banners for
3 Days Miracle Crusade,
7 Days Prophetic Explosion, or
21 Days Deliverance Program."

You won't see people spending their entire week locked up in church shouting for breakthrough.

Why? Because in truly developed societies, the people focus on building systems.

They build rule of law.
They build functional institutions. They develop their economy.
They create jobs, research, innovation, and technology.

They don't substitute hard work, good governance, and planning with endless religious activities.

But here, many of our pastors have commercialized Christianity. They hold programs every week, collect endless offerings, and manipulate people with fear and false hope.

The politicians love it, because the more the people stay in church praying for what the government should provide — jobs, good roads, stable power, security, healthcare — the less pressure they face to actually govern.

Somebody will say: "Hey Christian, but you are a Christian, why are you talking like this?"

Yes, I am a Christian. But being a Christian is not an excuse for stupidity. Christianity calls for responsibility, for wisdom, stewardship, excellence, and justice. It does not call for blind foolishness or laziness while we wait for 'miracles' to fix what leadership, governance, and human effort are supposed to handle.

Nigeria's problem is not only political — it is also deeply spiritual, not because we need more prayers, but because many of those who claim to lead the church have abandoned truth for personal gain.

Until we face this uncomfortable truth, nothing will change.

[Christian Ikenna @chrisiyke01]

There’s a reason XRP is one of my top picks among the coins I like to HODL, as we say in crypto.

Breaking News Today: Ripple is now integrated into SWIFT.

XRP might just be the next Ethereum. It’s cheap, fast, and has ultra-low transaction fees—it is revolutionizing cross-border payments.

Will it replace ETH? Only time will tell. It could take 5 years or less to find out. 🚀💰

If you’re looking for something to bet on for the future, XRP is worth considering. After all, it’s cheap now—why not?

[Christian Ikenna @chrisiyke01]

Until the after the 2023 elections, I used to think the problem of Nigeria was squarely Leadership. But no, there's also a problem of Folllowership.

[Jaypee @JaypeeGeneral]

Prof Lumumba on Nigeria.

Make it go viral again!

[Christian Ikenna @chrisiyke01]

I have seen a people committed to absolute excellence, a people dedicated to perfection. One thing that is clearly evident is that hunger is not part of their problem.

A people who can conquer hunger can conquer the world.

~ ChrisIyke.