Risking your life for a Nigerian politician is one of the most foolish decisions you can ever make.
You will NEVER see their children or close relatives putting their lives on the line for them. Yet you are ready to fight, kill or die for politicians who barely know you exist.
What makes you think your life matters more to them than the lives of their own children?
Their children inherit the wealth and privileges. Yours inherit the consequences of your foolishness.
Wake up! Your life is worth more than any politician's ambition.
@Oba_Agu002@winexviv Na mentality. I live in israel but never thought of buying a car cos of the cost. Instead have a mountain bike that take me 12 mins to get to work. If I have need for car, take my woman own or catch a train. Wish I could get that kind of mountain bike for Naija.
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Here's a link to the post on WhatsApp. Share with every Northerner you know:
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This wasn't particularly easy to do. All of the efforts go to waste if it doesn't reach the Arewa community.
Other languages are in the works. 🚀
I hereby call upon everyone that comes to this handle to join me in giving posthumous ‘Citizens Honor’ to late Chief RALPH OBIOHA who (only 4 months ago) rejected a ‘National Honor’ in protest over the unjust imprisonment of MAZI NNAMDI KANU. He was indeed his brother’s keeper and a principled man to the very end.
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The Hypocrisy of Britain.
Britain is invoking international law and diplomatic protection in East Jerusalem. Is it prepared to apply the same seriousness to colonial responsibility, self-determination and the treatment of its own citizen, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu?
Britain’s dispute with Israel offers an uncomfortable lens through which to examine its relationship with Biafra & the continuing case of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. The Independent reports that Britain intends to keep its diplomatic building in East Jerusalem operating as the UK Mission, Jerusalem, despite Israel’s order closing the British consulate. Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband says Israel has “no legal right” to close it because Britain regards East Jerusalem as occupied territory.
There is nothing wrong with invoking international law. Occupation, sovereignty, human rights and civilian protection are legitimate international concerns. The question is whether Britain applies those principles consistently?
International law cannot be selective:
Britain has not ignored Kanu. The Government says it has repeatedly raised his case with Nigerian authorities, provided consular assistance, visited him in detention and attended court proceedings. In November 2025, the FCDO said ministers had raised the case several times, including directly with Foreign Minister Yusuf Tuggar; in January 2026, the Government referred Parliament back to that position.
But consular assistance is not political accountability. Britain has never publicly called for MNK’s release or addressed the circumstances of his removal from Kenya with the force it now applies in East Jerusalem.
In Opinion No. 25/2022, the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention found his deprivation of liberty arbitrary under Categories I, II, III and V. It called for his immediate release and for Nigeria and Kenya to provide compensation and other reparations. Subsequent UN reporting recorded that no action had been taken and that he remained detained.
On 24 June 2025, Kenya’s High Court held that Kanu’s abduction, incommunicado detention, treatment and forcible removal from Kenya violated his constitutional rights and Kenyan law, and awarded damages against the state. These are not merely activist claims; they are findings of a UN human-rights mechanism and a national superior court.
If Britain can publicly insist that Israel has “no legal right” to close its mission, should it not show comparable urgency when a British citizen is subject to findings of arbitrary detention and unlawful forcible removal?
Good People, I want to thank everyone for the unprecedented support the Contisx Phone has received. In the history of product launches in Nigeria, I am not sure any product has enjoyed the extraordinary goodwill we received from young Nigerian influencers who posted, discussed and shared our phone across their platforms.
At one point, Contisx Phone became the No. 1 trending topic on X - yes, Twitter! We were everywhere. To these remarkable young men and women, thank you for your incredible support.
Once the Contisx Securities Exchange begins operations, we will invite as many of you as possible to ring our opening or closing bells and spend a day at the Exchange. We have created a special room called “The Stage,” equipped with world-class acoustics in exceptional ergonomics to deliver a memorable experience. This is the capital market, and I can tell you that its future belongs to young people. The Fridays@Contisx is designed to host students, influencers, etc as we work to educate people on the capital market.
To our customers around the world, we have started shipping the phones. I must confess that we did not anticipate the scale of the response. We received orders from 9 countries, from Switzerland and the United Kingdom to the United States and South Africa. We expect to complete deliveries for the first batch of orders next week. Some in Nigeria will be done today.
Our team continues to work around the clock to ensure that, once you place an order, your phone reaches you within days. Get yours here https://t.co/Xs3qo6S7Ss
Contisx Phone is engineered for business. What you see on the screen is what you will receive, although some services, such as the Exchange, will remain inactive until the required regulatory licensing is completed.
Thank you for believing in this mission. We are building for Nigeria, Africa and the world.
Ndubuisi Ekekwe, PhD
Founder, ContiSX
*Contisx Phone does not support Android and iOS and uses a proprietary blockchain OS which means your typical Android/IOS apps will not work therein.
“If I see any of you at Onitsha Head Bridge celebrating that you maintained a 1950s bridge for the South-East, Holy Ghost will kpaiii you there. This country has no conscience. If you see the way the government is showing this bridge everywhere on the internet, you will think it is a newly constructed bridge, without knowing that it is a bridge built years ago. Imagine someone celebrating his car that he parked for over 50 years after repainting it.”
— Pastor Odumeje bl@sts government over celebration of Onitsha Head Bridge
In the next couple of months, we will have Dutch experts visit the South East to train our children in high-precision masonry, plumbing, welding, and carpentry.
We will start with these core skills and gradually expand into other relevant areas.
The first cohort will then pass on their training and knowledge to others as we scale the programme.
This is the generation that will build our society.
Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, your journey has not been easy, but every difficult road teaches patience and courage.
May Chukwu Okike Abiama continue to give you strength, wisdom, protection and hope.
May justice and peace guide the path ahead. Whatever tomorrow brings, may it be faced with courage, truth and faith.
We pray for peace, freedom and justice to all our people incarcerated in different jails
Chukwu Okike Abiama, gozie gi , direct you as you continue to lead us
#FreeMaziNnamdiKanu
#FreeBiafra
#referendum
#IPOB
Enụ Akụ is a ₦19 Trillion sector hiding in plain sight. Put it in a 30ml dropper bottle in Paris and it’s $50 “Smoked Lauric Serum.”
Keep it in Nigeria, and we dismiss it as village medicine while importing ₦1T in foreign drugs.
But here is the chemistry behind Ude Aki, Adin Dudu or Mayanga 🧵👇🏾
Nobody Can Wear Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s Shoes
To Those Expelled Cowards Hiding Behind Cameras In Their Hideouts And Pretending They Can Wear The Shoes Of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, I Have One Simple Message: Come Back To Nigeria And Lead From The Frontline.
You Know The Clowns. I Will Not Name Them. I Have Vowed Never To Give Them a Single Line Of Relevance, And I Will Never Place Their Names Beside The Greatest Freedom Fighter, a Fearless Advocate For Justice, Freedom, And Self-Determination, A Global Symbol Of Resistance, A Mobiliser Of Millions, A Voice For The Voiceless, A Champion Of The Oppressed, And The Undisputed Leader Of Our Time, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu…
It Is Easy To Sit Safely Abroad, Make Videos, Criticize And Attack, But Leadership Is Not About Noise. Leadership Is About Sacrifice, Courage, And Taking Responsibility.
Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Did What You All Can Never Do. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Did Not Inherit a Movement. He Built One. He Built a Global Platform. He Raised Radio Biafra From Silence And Gave a Buried Nation Its Voice Back. He Founded IPOB And Turned Scattered Grief Into An Organized Demand For Self-Determination. He Carried The Biafra Question From The Villages To The Diaspora, From The Streets To The Courts Of The World, And Forced a People The State Wanted Forgotten Back Into History. He Brought International Attention To The Grievances Of Millions Of People, Mobilised a Generation, Challenged The Nigerian Establishment, And Remained At The Centre Of The Struggle Despite Countless Persecution’s.
Raids Did Not Stop Him. Exile Did Not Stop Him. Abduction, Solitary Confinement, And Imprisonment Have Not Bent Him. That Is The Mantle. That Is The Man. And That Is Precisely Why The Shoes Are Too Big For These Internet Pretenders.
What Have They Built? A Camera🤦🏾♂️, a Slogan😁, a Few Angry Videos😂 And a Safe Hole Outside Nigeria😩. Imagine Sitting Thousands Of Kilometres Away From The People, Recording Yourself In Safety, And Believing That a Few Videos Have Somehow Made You The Replacement For a Man Who Built a Movement And Paid a Heavy Personal Price For It.
It Is Easy To Criticize From Comfort. It Is Easy To Blame From a Distance. It Is Easy To Pretend To Be Fearless When The Biggest Risk You Face Is Your Phone Battery Running Down While Recording Another 30-Minute Video. Come Back To Nigeria. Face The Music. Stand In The Open And Lead, So The People On The Ground Can Decide Whether They Will Follow You.
What Are You Scared Of? Do Not Spill Nonsense Online And Call It Struggle. Take The Bull By The Horns. They Will Not. Because Talking Is Easy. Leadership Is Not. All Of Them Gathered Together Still Cannot Hold What One Man Has Held.
They Can Copy The Language. They Can Copy The Style. They Can Even Sit In Front Of a Camera And Pretend To Be The New Voice Of The People. But You Cannot Copy Sacrifice. You Cannot Copy Legacy. You Cannot Copy Courage. And You Certainly Cannot Copy History.
They Are a Discarded Gang Of Noisemakers, Expelled And Exposed, With Nothing To Offer But More Lies, More Videos, More Slogans, More Excuses, And More Noise.
Our People Are Wiser Than That. They Have Already Seen Through The Performance And They Have Already Left Them Behind. They Know They Are Inconsequential. The Camera May Make You Look Powerful For a Few Minutes, But It Cannot Manufacture a Legacy. The Microphone May Make You Sound Loud, But It Cannot Make You a Leader. And a Slogan May Give You Attention, But It Cannot Give You The Shoes Of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.
So Ignore Them. The Shoes Are Too Big. The Legacy Is Too Deep. The Mantle Is Too Heavy For Them To Carry. The Mantle Stays With Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Built His Legacy Through Sacrifice, Courage, And Years Of Standing At The Centre Of The Struggle. Nobody Can Ever Inherit That Legacy.
There Is Only One Onyendu.
There Is Only One Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.
The Rest Are Just Auditioning For a Role Nobody Asked Them To Play.