Concernnigeriancitizen

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

"Just set up your own Facebook, Instagram and TikTok!"

Sure, as long as you have your government's unlimited Department of Defense budget behind you.

Because *newsflash* social media is all government owned.

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

The documentary in question which is on @Spearhead_Af's pinned tweet briefly mentioned you as one of the paid provocateurs involved in the failed regime change operation in Tanzania.

It detailed who cuts you your paycheck (Ford Foundation) and how it has functioned as a CIA front organisation since the 1960s, which the CIA itself openly brags about ON ITS WEBSITE.

So of course you hate me. It shows that I'm doing the right thing. And make no mistake about it, when people like me get into power in Kenya, you will be tried for treason and publicly executed as the traitor that you are.

[Concernnigeriancitizen @ConcernNigeriaC]

@Honeyfarsafi @DavidHundeyin @Spearhead_Af Like your lies have caught up with you? Wrap it up already. You are a sell out of your countrymen and women and Africa.
You want David Hundeyin to be so bad the pains shows in your tweets.

[The Spearhead @Spearhead_Af]

The Spearhead is proud to present its debut feature length documentary, which tears apart the popular media narrative surrounding Tanzania's October 29, 2025 election, and lifts the veil to reveal the true masterminds behind the deadly chaos during and after the election.

[Concernnigeriancitizen @ConcernNigeriaC]

@Honeyfarsafi @MisfitReport The last sentence is enough for me to know what you are and who you work.

[Ifeanyi ifebi @Nnewi300]

I don't see anything wrong with this.

They are not stopping schools from organizing foreign exams for their students.

They are saying they must sit for at least one of the national exams.

They can do their international exams but must sit for one exam in Nigeria.

It would have been an issue if they completely stopped them from writing international exams.

[SoftPath Tech @SoftpathT]

So, once a student in a Nigerian school sits for WAEC, NECO or any other Nigerian-approved examination, they are automatically being dragged into the Stone Age?

Honestly, I think we sometimes go overboard with our criticism of government policies.

There is nothing backward about Nigerian students sitting for WAEC or NECO. These examinations are not enemies of innovation, artificial intelligence, robotics or critical thinking. They are simply ways of assessing what students have learnt.

Countries with some of the best education systems in the world still have national examinations and educational standards. Offering international qualifications does not automatically make a school superior, just as sitting for WAEC or NECO does not make a student less globally competitive.

We should absolutely modernise our curriculum, improve our public schools, equip laboratories, train teachers and expose students to emerging technologies. Nobody is arguing against that.

But let's not make it sound as though asking Nigerian schools to participate in Nigerian examinations is equivalent to taking education backwards.

We can embrace international standards, encourage innovation and still maintain national educational standards. These things are not mutually exclusive.

The goal should be to produce competent, creative and globally competitive Nigerian students, regardless of the examination route they take.

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

One category of professional on this continent that I am truly terrified of is the Kenyan Development Expert.

He/She is always the FIRST African to adopt and rationalise anything that comes from the wazungu in suits, no matter how extractive or dystopian.

If the European slave trade resumed today, you can bet your house that there will be a Kenyan Development Expert overseeing the barracoons, using terms like "Supervised Human Talent Relocation" and "Involuntary Personnel Transshipment".

Like his cousins the Nigerian tech founder and the Senegalese NGO director, he has no concept whatsoever of general or localised African interest, and his mental environment is one of the most selfishly, abominably capitalist places on earth.

These guys fill my soul with actual terror. I'm genuinely scared of them.

"Non Revenue Water" fucking hell...

[KING ELOM👑🌕 @iamNeare]

Hollywood in their fashion made a propaganda movie about covertly invading North Korea n eliminating their leader.

Average Nigerian will say it's just a movie, it's not that deep...
Of cos the average Nigerian graduate that completed the full process of brainwashing n IQ reduction under Nigerian Educational system, lack survival instinct n everything gats be cruise in a world run by arms n might.

North Korean govt publicly condemn the film in UN n called it an act of war if released. It didn't end there, North Korean hackers hacked the entire Sony database, leaked staffs infos n disrupted Sony entire production for the year 2014 which forced them to halt official release of the movie n apologized.
That's not all, They also threatened a 9/11 style attack on America if they release the film. That's a message n example of how they value their Heroes.

But yeah, it's not that deep n a PR blunder

You watch a broadcast station sell the impression that the man who defeated Western imperialism n saved his people from pedophiles n child eaters is a dictator n to you, it's not that deep.

Imperialism tests a country for what they can take n slowly dismantle every dignity a country has before it enslaves everyone in it.

Look at Nigeria, they interfere n rig your elections, "it's not that deep"

They install a drug dealer n remove fuel subsidy... "It's not that deep"

They privatise your national assets "it's not that deep"

Oh, no outrage? Remove electricity, education n healthcare subsidy... Introduce telecom tax, increase VAT, cut govt spending on pension, healthcare, etc. Sign over your minerals n ports n health data, they take everything cos after all "It's not that deep"

ZERO SURVIVAL INSTINCT with a touch of brighter grammar we can't translate to our local dialect without stuttering😭😭

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

If you guys come out to vote, the elections will be too big to rig.

You must come out.

If we have over 60m Nigerians out to vote!

Things can shift

[pshegs @pshegs]

Quit drinking, especially men and women of the Night. The fake drinks will destroy your organs.

We have a huge regulatory deficit and you can prevent being a casualty if you take this simple advice.

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

This is from the same school of non-thought as "China is more racist towards black people than the US."

The reason why these arguments are wrongheaded and stupid (and the reason why Elon's algorithm is enthusiastically pushing them) is that they remove attention from the systemic issue that has the ability to end your civilisation, and focuses it on petty problems.

Whatever African Americans are guilty of against Africans, the fact remains that they have ZERO systemic ability to oppress Africans. The absolute worst they can do is call you "African booty scratcher", or maybe shoot you during a dispute. And avoiding that is easy - you just need to not be around them.

The other group of people in question don't need you to go to their country before they can do anything to you. They literally install your governments. They use their giant soft power machine to write your laws - we're currently fighting against the passage of one such law in Nigeria which wants to turn a Bill Gates-funded NGO into a federal institution governing food and agriculture.

The last I checked, there is not a single Black American in the history of the world who ever looked at a map and thought "I should cross the ocean and go to this land whose name I can't pronounce, subvert its institutions, take over its government violently, enslave its people, and turn it into my private resource mine with laws forbidding African people from moving around inside their own country." Some people did that and literally renamed the entire African country they conquered after a British paedophile (Rhodesia).

They literally launched Project Coast in South Africa where they used Africans as test subjects for biological experiments of all kinds (Google it, it's not illegal to learn new things yet). A European settler farmer literally fed 2 South African women to his pigs last year. How did Elon Musk's dad come to have ownership of an emerald mine in Zambia? Was it the locals that generously gave it to him? Or did Musk and his people spend the 19th and 20th centuries fighting brutal wars of occupation where millions of Africans died?

What exactly did the "Black Americans" do that is so terrible in comparison? They called you a slur and they shot a kid?

You people should honestly touch grass please. There is never any excuse to say something this unconscionably stupid.

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

So you've heard about Lula's stunning win in Brazil. But are you aware that another huge country in the Global South had a nearly identical scenario 11 years ago - and made a totally different choice? What was the result there?

[Concernnigeriancitizen @ConcernNigeriaC]

@pshegs The National Assembly senators and reps are just there sleeping. How is this done in the country and the body have still not been summon and investigated. Is their lives all about collecting monies from all and sundry and not doing their primary “oversight” functions z

[The Spearhead @Spearhead_Af]

Burkina Faso Adds The Haitian Revolution To Its Secondary School Curriculum

As part of its continuing efforts to decolonize its information space, Burkina Faso is introducing the Haitian Revolution into its secondary school curriculum.

This move comes one year after Mali suspended the teaching of the French Revolution from its own secondary school curriculum, and signals the determination of both nations to raise a generation of truly conscious Africans.

The rest of Africa would do well to follow this example. No African child should grow up believing that they are inferior to anyone. They should grow up knowing about their glorious history and the battles fought and won for them by those who came before. They should grow up knowing about the West’s invasion of their continent, the reign of t*rror that followed, the liberation struggles waged to end this reign.

Every African child should grow up knowing about the enslaved Africans in the then French colony of Saint-Domingue who rebelled against their oppressors in 1791, and were never defeated until they founded the modern world’s first free black republic in 1804.

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

"The presence of brown, runny human excreta with flies buzzing around it on the plate served to me by a restaurant raises serious questions about its presentation, hygiene and best practices. My jollof rice is at stake here!"

Una still dey speak plenty grammar with people that are not speaking English with you.

E say na "our democracy is at stake." Which yeye democracy do we have? Is our president democratically elected? Which election did he win?

Whenever una tire for all this performance artistry sha.

[pshegs @pshegs]

Think about it.
The Nutritional Society of Nigeria is an NGO. Even I, thought they were a Government agency.
And they want to be the only professional organization on the board of the proposed Nutritionist Registration Council?

That will arrest and fine a BSc holder in Nutrition, 100k, who is not in their fold, or practices nutrition that they don't approve.. an NGO?!

And a very simple Google search will tell you their financial pillar is Bill Gates.

When @DavidHundeyin says NGOs are running Nigeria, I hope you understand now.

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

Once again, learn how to completely evict all forms of western mainstream unidirectional media from your life. As an African, the ability to do this is an important life skill.

The muzungus are NOT your friends. I don't know how many times I will say this before it gets through.

[pshegs @pshegs]

In case you didn't know, this is the GMO HQ of Nigeria. Everything GMO in Nigeria started from here.

[pshegs @pshegs]

My session at Honestbunch titled 'The Dark Side of GMO' is a very important video every Nigerian should watch. The link is below.

Over the years, I have covered lots of very enlightening posts on the topics listed below. Searching through my tweet history will be an adventure for those seeking knowledge on these.

1. GMO and Biotechnology
2. Food Safety and Regulation
3. Global/Public Health
4. Sovereignty and Foreign Interference issues in Africa
5. Government Overregulation
6. Eschatology and the Christian Faith
7. Agricultural and Food Security Issues and Solutions
8. Fluoride
9. Climate Change
10. Vaccines
11. Covid-19
12. Geopolitics
13. Policy Development
14. Foreign Policy
15. Bill Gates
16. 4th Industrial Revolution
17. IITA
18. UN
19. Lucistrust
20. AU
Quite a lot more.
https://t.co/gw8FE1Ijgj