Emeka Eric Adonis

[Emeka Eric Adonis @emekaericadonis]

@PutinVladimirv0 Russia is not an enemy of Europe.. Rather Europe hate Russia for no just cause. Putin is right.

[Emeka Eric Adonis @emekaericadonis]

Without any apology for the Igbos some Igbo slaves gave a her chieftaincy title. Absolute bullcrap.

[NEFERTITI @firstladyship]

"Record me if you like, we will invoke our Lagos deities to chase you Igbo people out of Lagos. We will inherit Igbo properties in Lagos.”

— Remi Tinubu, the First Lady of Nigeria.

[Emeka Eric Adonis @emekaericadonis]

@realgazakure Another idiotic comment by a village idiot.

[Gunther Fehlinger-Jahn @GunterFehlinger]

EXNIGERIA NOW. 🇳🇬 Nigeria has become the Yugoslavia of West Africa: too centralized, too divided, too unequal and too unstable to keep pretending that one political structure can serve every people fairly forever. My answer is not war. My answer is democracy. Referendums, not rifles. Self-determination, not repression. Peaceful successor states, not endless crisis. Biafra, the Yoruba Southwest, the Niger Delta, the Middle Belt, the North and other regions should have the right to debate their constitutional future openly and, where there is a genuine democratic mandate, decide it by peaceful referendum. I support the right of the people of Biafra to campaign peacefully for a free Republic of Biafra. I support the same democratic principle for all peoples of Nigeria. No ethnic revenge. No forced population movements. No civil war. Any transition must protect minorities, property rights, trade, energy networks, freedom of movement and economic cooperation across future borders. A post-Nigerian order should be built around a common West African market so political self-determination does not mean economic isolation. Nigeria should not remain one country merely because changing borders is uncomfortable. Borders exist for people, not people for borders. Break BRICS. Break the failed centralization. ExNigeria now — peacefully. Let the peoples decide their future. A freer Biafra, a freer Yoruba region, a freer Niger Delta and a more peaceful West Africa are possible through democracy, negotiation and referendums. Günther Fehlinger-Jahn Chairman, Austrian Committee for NATO Enlargement @GunterFehlinger | https://t.co/4HINhwoD2M #ExNigeria #Biafra #FreeBiafra #Nigeria #SelfDetermination #Referendum #BreakBRICS #WestAfrica #Democracy #Peace #Federalism #NigerDelta #Yoruba #MiddleBelt #Africa

[Emeka Eric Adonis @emekaericadonis]

@PITXHBLAQ @GreatCbscjim Another tribal idiot and an irredeemable slave

[Emeka Eric Adonis @emekaericadonis]

@Imranmuhdz Madam, we Igbos don't want your story. Tinubu is bad news.

[Emeka Eric Adonis @emekaericadonis]

Igbo to the world.

[Patrice Lee Onwuka 🇫🇰🇺🇸 @PatricePinkFile]

I was honored to speak as an everyday American at @RNC Midterm Convention 2026 alongside my boys. God bless America and thank you @POTUS @realDonaldTrump.

[Emeka Eric Adonis @emekaericadonis]

@PatricePinkFile @RNC @POTUS @realDonaldTrump Beautiful Queen and handsome kids. Igbo to the world..

[Emeka Eric Adonis @emekaericadonis]

@exclusivejojo Keep it up brother

[Emeka Eric Adonis @emekaericadonis]

@Josejapan1978 Vintage Mourinho. That's why he's The Special One.

[Emeka Eric Adonis @emekaericadonis]

@_NaijaScope David Hundeyin is a yoruba man. So am not surprised by his sudden support of Tinubu. Nigeria has the highest concentration of dumb and gullible people.

[Emeka Eric Adonis @emekaericadonis]

@Nurse_Prudence Well stated Sister

[Emeka Eric Adonis @emekaericadonis]

@ElochukwuOhagi Happy birthday brother. All the best.

[Emeka Eric Adonis @emekaericadonis]

@prinxe_B You're a big fool. Imagine Yaribas, Fulani slaves giving the Igbos Presidency. First, who told you the Igbos want the cursed Presidency of a cursed nation. Since the drug addict Tinubu usurped power how has it improved the lives of Yariba slaves positively.
Monkeys and baboons

[Somto Okonkwo @General_Somto]

“Northern Nigeria Is The Problem Of Nigeria. Imagine a Sitting Senator Accommodating Terror!sts, Only For Our Cleric Leaders To Come Out And Defend That Senator. Is That What Islam Teaches Us? I Will Never Be a Part Of This Manipulation Our Scholars Are Doing In Northern Nigeria. I’m Tired Of What Is Happening In The North. When Will Our People Wise Up And Stop Being Fooled By Corrupt Our Leaders Who Use Religion To Manipulate Us?”. ~ Man Cries Out Over The Situation In Northern Nigeria.

[Uzømå Økønkwø🦅 @okonkwo_jnr0129]

Those Ikwerre who agree they are Igbo truly know who they are. Those who disagree are funny; I don’t know why you would deny who and what you are.

[Emeka Eric Adonis @emekaericadonis]

@GNC_Chuks @OfficialAPCNg @officialABAT @PeterObi Nice one Ndi Abia. He is a Tinubu slave and not an Igbo leader.

[Emeka Eric Adonis @emekaericadonis]

Nice one Ndi Abia.

[GNC CHUKWUEMEKA @GNC_Chuks]

Watch and See how Ndi Abia Rejected Senator Mao Ohuabunwa's Campaign For @OfficialAPCNg and @officialABAT ..
God bless the Abians for telling him to his face...
@PeterObi is the man cum 2027.

[Rachel Nwosu @ObiJYkKg6QGWMAD]

Free free free free Mazi Nnamdi Kanu NOW!!!!!

[Emeka Eric Adonis @emekaericadonis]

I've always known this to be true..

[aloy ejimakor @AloyEjimakor]

Based on my recent travels across the Southeast over the past four Mondays and an informal straw poll, one fact remains unmistakable: The "Monday Sit-At-Home" still persists across virtually all Igbo land, albeit in varying degrees.

While urban centers show signs of minimal activity, the observance remains noticeably more prevalent among rural communities, despite previous attempts by Southeast Governors and even Mazi Nnamdi Kanu to bring it to an end.

Upon deeper inquiry, I discovered a crucial reality: The continued observance is now entirely voluntary. It is not driven by any active enforcement, directives or even threats, but by a shared sense of the manifest injustice that lies in the imprisonment of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

For many, staying home every Monday has become a symbolic, self-imposed protest tied directly to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s release, rather than any other underlying factor.

So, it no longer matters whether one supports it or not. It has become a routine that repeats itself every Monday across Southeast.