QUIT SUPPORTING TINUBU ON TRIBAL GROUNDS!
https://t.co/l5dUnLaQ90
This week, I urge Nigerians to put principles and performance above ethnic considerations when they are deciding which politicians to support.
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Nigeria Must Be OK✅
There is an unholy matrimony on X between the neo-supporters of the ADC and APC, united in mischief and misrepresentation, many of whom were formerly self-acclaimed supporters of His Excellency, Mr Peter Obi.
Our dear brothers and sisters, we do not begrudge you. We understand that, sometimes, economic considerations can overwhelm one’s commitment to the ideals of an egalitarian society.
We see your new found bromance.
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn put it aptly: “Evil people always support each other; that is their chief strength.”.
Our motivation, however, is this: when a bunch of known corrupt people unite against one man, spare no effort to ridicule him, blackmail him and assassinate his character, blindly follow that one man.
This is precisely why we will continue to follow His Excellency, Mr Peter Obi.
With Obi and Kwankwaso, Nigeria will be OK!
This is the South East, and this is how we are shaping the future of our children through Mathematics and Science.
Train a child in the right way, and when they grow old, they will not depart from it.
There is no government in the history of the human race that is stronger than the will of the people.
Watch as I break down the Peter Obi and Kwankwaso manifesto — from Manchester, UK.
Watch closely how we are building the future of our children in the South East.
None of these children will grow up to become a nuisance to society.
They will achieve greatness and do extraordinary things.
QUIT SUPPORTING TINUBU ON TRIBAL GROUNDS!
https://t.co/l5dUnLaijs
This week, I urge Nigerians to put principles and performance above ethnic considerations when they are deciding which politicians to support.
In 10 years, we will reduce crime in the South East to almost zero without firing a single gunshot.
Every child will have a sense of self-worth because of the transformative impact of education on their lives.
Many will acquire valuable skills, and everyone will have something meaningful to contribute to society.
INEC under Professor Joash Amupitan is using AI to disrupt Nigeria's election register and that is the reason behind his delay in public display of the document.
Election integrity depends on the Voters Register because that is what identifies eligible voters and is fed into the BVAS.
Nigerians be warchful.
Dear Mr. Joash Amupitan @inecnigeria why have you decided to go against the Law and the Nigerian People?
Where is the Voters Register @inecnigeria ?
2027 = Rig and Die
SHIGIDI MUST GO❗️🎤🇳🇬
When Ebola Happened under GEJ. We immediately knew The Carrier was called Patrick Sawyer We knew the hospital he was in and the Team treating him.
Ebola has Happened under BAT. 2 days now we don’t even know the name of the Patient or who they have contacted.
God Have Mercy. 😫
Happy 70th Birthday Your Excellency, Senator (Engr) @KwankwasoRM
- Former Kano State Governor
- Former Senator of the Federal Republic
- Former Nigerian Minister of Defence
- Jagora Kwankwansiyya
- Vice Presidential Candidate, Nigerian Democratic Congress (NDC)
May Almighty Allah Grant you many more years in good health and service to our dear nation Nigeria.
Dear @inecnigeria, Nigerians deserve to know why the voters’ register is yet to be made publicly available.
Is this another ploy to disenfranchise Nigerians?
I was interviewing a young lady this morning who graduated with a Second Class Lower degree. She insisted that she was smart.
I then asked her, “If you are smart, why did you graduate with a Second Class Lower?”
She suddenly broke down in tears.
I asked her why she was crying, and she explained that she lost her mother in her first year at university and her father in her second year.
The emotional trauma affected her concentration, and she struggled to complete her education while dealing with the pain of losing both parents.
I will give her a chance to prove herself.
But this experience has left me with a troubling question:
Does our education system make adequate provisions for young people who go through such devastating experiences?
How many brilliant young people have we written off because their grades failed to reflect their true abilities, without ever asking what they went through?