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[Leandro Trossard @LTrossard]

GUNNERS, WE ARE PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS!! 🏆💭❤️

[Premier League @premierleague]

🏆 ARSENAL ARE CHAMPIONS 🏆

[oJo TaIwO @hojotee]

@thesaucefatherr @tjazzy_27 should know more about what the funds were spent on

[oJo TaIwO @hojotee]

@seanpepisky Kindly reach out to @MakisMedicine

[JJ @Jomilojju]

So where does this leave us?

Not in rejection of prayer. Never that.

Prayer faithfully practiced, honestly received, and correctly understood has always been meant to produce people who move. People who speak. People who build, confront, and refuse to be silent in the face of injustice. That is not a diminishing of prayer. That is prayer working exactly as it was designed to work.

The watchman who sees the sword coming and says nothing, Ezekiel 33 is clear, his blood will be required at the watchman's hand. Not the enemy's. The watchman's. God does not accept silence as an offering when speech was the assignment.

I think about the believers killed across the Middle Belt. I think about families scattered by violence across the North and the South. I think about the young people who came out in October 2020 with their bodies and their faith and what was done to them by people some of whom were in church today and maybe even officiate.

Many of those young people had fasted those same January fasts. Attended those same revivals. Sat under those same programs. They were not less faithful than those of us still here. They were not less covered. They were not less prayed for.

Which means prayer coverage was never the variable that needed examination.

Accountability was.

And accountability does not come through prayer alone. It comes when praying people carry what they received on their knees into the courtroom, the ballot box, the town hall, the published record, the named name. Nehemiah prayed then named his enemies publicly. The midwives prayed then defied the decree with their hands. Elijah prayed then walked into the palace and pointed his finger.

None of them stopped at the altar.

If we can fill a stadium at midnight to cry out for Nigeria, we can fill the public square at noon to demand her. If we can mobilise millions to fast for seven days, we can mobilise millions to register, to vote, to follow the money, to refuse the arrangement that keeps asking for our devotion while delivering our destruction.

Matthew 11 vs 19 tells us wisdom is proved right by her deeds. Year after year the same prayers. Year after year the same men in the same seats. Year after year the same children hungry. At some point the honest question is not whether God is listening.

It is whether we have been doing what He already told us to do.

At 44, I have not lost my faith.

I have not lost my love for the church.

I have lost my patience with the version of faith that asks me to consecrate my silence and call it holiness.

The prophets were loud. The midwives were defiant. The builders were armed. The watchmen were required to speak.

None of them were asked to kneel and wait.

They were asked to move.

And so are we.

...God Bless Nigeria [amen]

🐝🐆

- @Jomilojju

[TobyWrites @tobyasky]

Ladies and gentleman, Jacob Collier.

I can spend my full salary to go for his show haha.

[Morris Monye @Morris_Monye]

You can’t tweet your way to electoral reforms .

You can’t tweet rigging away.

All Nigerians must march to the NASS to air their minds on Friday 6th of February 2026.

Ask your Senators “How far sir/ma, please explain this thing to us” as politely as you can.

This is a call to action!

Enough of the useless Press Releases and “I condemn” statements.

[oJo TaIwO @hojotee]

@jidus5 Egbon

[oJo TaIwO @hojotee]

#COYG

[ELVIS SIMONS @_elvis_simons]

Whatever you say on impulse when you’re angry is something you’ve always wanted to say. You only needed the perfect moment.

This is why I don’t trivialise statements people make when they’re angry. I will never accept the “I only said that because I was angry” excuse.

It is for this reason why I often go silent when I’m angry. Or sometimes leave the scene, unless I’m ready to burn bridges.

[oJo TaIwO @hojotee]

@jaja_sowari @AbiodunEssiet Brooooo, àfi bíi èdì…

[Mayowa A. Balogun @Sweeegu]

In all this we are happy that that fraud Tinubu has been exposed bare for the incompetent buffoon he is

[Optimus Prime @bossmanefana]

The saddest part about this Tinubu administration? How hard they work to avoid doing their job.
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[Dr Ayo @OluAyoola7D]

I am angry.

I am not angry that the Presidency is deleting tweets, I am not surprised, if BAT had any iota of integrity we won't even be where we are as a nation.

And it didn't start with BAT, it started with everyone who was foolish, innocently or willfully enough to believe that GMB had a good head on his shoulder.

It is also clear that the people who follow BAT do not follow him for his integrity, no well meaning individual can follow him and not suffer a dent on their integrity or reputation.

400 prophets prophesied that Ahab will be successful in the battle with Syria, not a single one of them could have fathomed that they were prophesying under the influence of a lying spirit.

The story of every man of God who spoke well of and for BAT.

The legacy of Buhari is the legacy of ineptitude, willful cluelessness, wickedness and backwardness.

A billion dollar post humous propaganda budget will not change that.

Imagine Mordecai discovering that some jews went about declaring that God wanted to use Haman for a reason, a man who had made it his life mission to wipe out an entire nation of people.

Are you not afraid that as a Christian, that you are running mad? If you find words and "logic" to support or defend or confuse the perception of the genocide going on in Nigeria.

As a youth in Nigeria, are you not afraid that you are running mad, that after hundreds of youth were massacred at Lekki Toll Gate, that someone is telling you APC government means well for you and you are believing it.

But I am not angry about any of the above. I am simply angry that some people are still allowing themselves to be gaslighted.

I am angry that some people who never said a word as the carnage and deaths were unleashed on Christians in the North, now suddenly found a voice to explain that America does not love Nigeria and that the invasion of America is about America's interest...

So in whose interest was it for christians to be killed in Nigeria, like flies. In whose interest was it for farmers to be beheaded and burnt?

Your lots are cursed, may my soul not be found in your company.

Some foolish Christians think silence is a strategy... fools of the finest pedigree.

MuMu Ticket - Christians, Silence
Burning of Deborah - Christians, Silence
Killing of Christians in Kaduna - Christians, Silence
Introduction of Bill to compensate "repentant" terrorists - Christians, Silence
The list of Christian silence is long and deafening.

Whereas a christian has only one job, helping men meet God, how can you do that in Silence?

As far back 2021 reports had it that 3,530 of 4,761 Christians killed worldwide were in Nigeria. I shudder because I know the unreported far outweighs the reported.

Now Muslims who had no sympathy for the Christian deaths in the North are suddenly the foremost "lover of Nigeria", and want to defend her "sovereignty" against the "invasion" of America. You are mad!

We saw you, we saw you when you were secretly happy at the deaths of those innocent people; Fools, second-class citizens of the religion of "peace". Wake us up when your Imams can lead prayers in a mosque in the North.

House slaves who think they are better than the field slaves, fools. And field slaves who think the favour of the house equate to freedom. Fools raised to power of ten.

If we had a President, hundreds of lives will not be wasted daily in the country. When we have a President and not a shabby effort at make-believe, no one would have to tell us.

No matter how much money is spent on the conditioning of the citizens of this country to normalize killings and death, some of us will never be numb to it.

Wickedness is wickedness, and we will continue to decry it. Injustice is injustice, we will continue to speak against it.

TInubu is a failure of a President, he may have been successful at rigging or buying and owning an army of sycophants and Baba sopes.

As far as the protection and defense of the lives of the citizens of Nigeria is concerned, that man is a failure.

The argument is not about whether he is a failure, the argument is whether he is the one or party to orchestrating the killings or not.

Peace if you come in peace.

[Demola Of Lagos 𓃵 @OmoGbajaBiamila]

Funny how those who urged Lapite to invade Niger some months ago suddenly discovered "sovereignty" today.

"We can take Niger in 8 hours..."

Unprincipled idiots!

[Kalu Aja @FinPlanKaluAja1]

When I was in Primary school I read Aesop's Fables.

There was one about the Fox and sour grapes, very educative.

[oJo TaIwO @hojotee]

@OurFavOnlineDoc If she can have someone reach out to @MakisMedicine

[oJo TaIwO @hojotee]

@_maejae Mrs J

[oJo TaIwO @hojotee]

@Dclassic361900 @real360fun @kingsleynovich Well, most people don't care about the singed bills and implemented policies until it knocks on their door.