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[Ghost @ilmstd]

@BiaPulse You are a tribal bigot. I’m Igbo and I listened to this and I don’t see the hatred for Igbo people you’re trying to push here. Stop this nonsense!!!

Her argument is very valid and rational.

[Ghost @ilmstd]

😀😀😀 this was a classic

[Ghost @ilmstd]

@cessadelove1 Serena Williams got beat by the 203rd ranked male player, if you’re trying to make the argument of competence.

[Ghost @ilmstd]

@official2baba when are you releasing this song abeg?

[Ghost @ilmstd]

@MBuhari @officialABAT Will you keep quiet!!! When you finish removing the meat stuck in your teeth, then you can talk.

[Ghost @ilmstd]

@_hafsat_paki @jcokechukwu I asked same question. It’s like her filter is one direction to her prejudices against men.

Men are never bitter even if we have reservations with you, not sure why you guys are always bitter?

[Ghost @ilmstd]

@Chuka_ndu @DavidHundeyin Blocking your arse, cos I don’t like to see posts of fools.

[Ghost @ilmstd]

@Chuka_ndu @DavidHundeyin I actually thought this had substance to it. Hence why I bothered to open this nonsense.

I’m not surprised that it mostly IPOB apologists that’s mostly in support of this baseless narrative.

You fools should stop conflating “Igbo identity” with “IPOB”, they’re far from the same

[Ghost @ilmstd]

@DavidHundeyin They all conveniently realized they messed up after they leave power. It won’t surprise me if Buhari writes his book tomorrow on what he could have done.

So will Tinubu, that’s if his dementia will allow that one.

[Dr Yunusa Tanko @YunusaTanko]

THE OBIDIENTS MOVEMENT CONDEMNS APC'S RECKLESS THREATS AGAINST H.E. MR. PETER OBI

The Obidient Movement wishes to express its utmost displeasure and concern over the recent comments made by Mr. Felix Morka, the APC National Publicity Secretary, on Arise TV on January 5, 2025. His statement that "Mr. Peter Obi has crossed the line so many times and he has what’s coming to him, and whatever he gets, he should manage it," is considered a direct threat to Mr. Obi's life, and the peace of the Nigerian state.

We view this as not only an attack on Mr. Peter Obi but also a dangerous signal of Nigeria’s descent into authoritarianism under the current administration. Such a declaration from the spokesperson of the ruling party is reckless, unbecoming, and a blatant endorsement of violence.

Mr. Peter Obi’s commitment to Nigeria has been consistently demonstrated through his issue-based politics, his relentless pursuit of solutions to national challenges, and his respect for democratic principles. His New Year address, which critically evaluated the state of the nation and offered practical solutions, was devoid of personal attacks, hate, or incitement. It was a message of hope and a call for decisive action to rescue Nigeria.

WHO DREW THE LINE, AND WHAT LINE DID HE CROSS?

We demand answers to critical questions:

1. What line did Mr. Peter Obi cross?

2. Who drew this so-called line, and on what authority?

3. What specific statements or actions of his justify such an ominous threat?

4. What exactly is coming to him?

The Nigerian Constitution guarantees every citizen the right to freedom of expression and the protection of life. It is unacceptable that a government sworn to uphold these principles now seeks to silence dissenting voices with threats.

A DANGEROUS PRECEDENT

Mr. Felix Morka's statement confirms what Mr. Peter Obi has repeatedly pointed out—that his life, his business, and all he represents are under coordinated attacks aimed at silencing his voice and that of his supporters at large. This administration has chosen repression over dialogue, intimidation over engagement, and threats over democratic discourse.

We categorically state that if any harm befalls Mr. Peter Obi, his family, or anyone associated with him, the Nigerian government and its agents will be held directly responsible. Nigerians and the international community must take note of this emerging pattern of repression and act to hold those in power accountable.

OUR RESOLVE

The Obidient Movement will not be cowed into silence. We stand firmly with Mr. Peter Obi and his vision for a just, equitable, and prosperous Nigeria. We call on Nigerians to resist this slide into authoritarianism by continuing to demand accountability, justice, and the protection of democratic values.

Finally, we urge the security services to not sweep such threats under the carpet as they had done in previous times but engage Mr Morka to elucidate on his utterance. Furthermore, the ruling party to call to order their mouth piece and members at large to desist from actions that could heat up the polity. In addition, the government of the day should foster an environment of noble ideas to shape our national discourse and not threats.

SIGNED:
Dr Yunusa Tanko
For: The Obidients Movement
January 6, 2025

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

Having watched the interview with Donu Kogbara on Arise TV and considering the concerns she raised, I felt it was important to visit her. As I have always maintained, leadership and personal growth are deeply tied to the ability to listen, learn, and engage with a variety of perspectives.

I sincerely thank her for the warm reception and useful discussion we had. These kinds of interactions enhance understanding and pave the way for constructive dialogue. -PO

[Alex Otti @alexottiofr]

Ụmụ nnem Ndị Abia,

Today, I had the honour of presenting the 2025 Budget to the Abia State House of Assembly. The budget, titled "Budget of Sustained Momentum," underscores our unwavering commitment to advancing Abia's development. The proposed budget for the 2025 fiscal year amounts to Seven hundred and fifty billion, two hundred and eighty two million, two hundred thousand Naira only (₦750,282,200,000).

This figure represents a 30% increase from the 2024 budget, reflecting our ambitious goals. We have carefully considered significant economic challenges such as inflation and exchange rate volatility, which have significantly impacted our fiscal strategies.

For the 2025 fiscal year, ₦611.7 billion, or 82% of the total budget, will be allocated to capital projects. The investment aims to drive the long-term socioeconomic transformation of the state, building on the progress made over the past 18 months. Additionally, ₦138.6 billion, or 18% of the budget, will be dedicated to recurrent expenditures, covering personnel costs, social benefits, overheads, and debt servicing.

As in the previous year, the health and education sectors will receive approximately 35% of the budget. Specifically, 15% will be allocated to the health sector, 14.63% to basic and secondary education, and 5.42% to tertiary education.

The draft budget is based on slightly optimistic projections, using 2024 figures as a baseline. We anticipate a 213% increase in the state's internally generated revenue (IGR) to ₦100.6 billion, a 96% rise in statutory allocations to ₦183.4 billion, a 55% increase in grants to ₦25.5 billion, and a 35% rise in VAT to ₦55.1 billion. The remaining ₦364.1 billion, or 51% of the budget, will be financed through domestic and multilateral channels. Importantly, as with last year, we will not borrow to finance recurrent expenditures. Borrowing will only occur when necessary and will be used for projects that can repay the loans. We are pleased to report that no funds were borrowed in the 2024 fiscal year, and we have taken steps to repay old debts, maintaining zero indebtedness to contractors.

At this juncture, I encourage you to read the full text of the budget speech available on our website: https://t.co/KONyt0KyIw and share your feedback and suggestions with us.

Thank you.

[Ghost @ilmstd]

@onyeobododot @DavidHundeyin Must everything be about IPOB? Can you guys talk about anything else besides your savior?

[Ghost @ilmstd]

@onyeobododot @DavidHundeyin Read the room!!!

[PETER OBI Hardcore Supporter. @Edisonokojie1]

He speaks for the good of all Nigerians. #FreeDeleFarotimiNow

[Smiling Doktor™𓃵 @DocOmeiza]

If you have an account with @UBANigeriaPlc @UBAGroup it’s time to boycott them.

We can’t be banking with our oppressors 🙄😡

#FreeDeleFarotimi
Cc: @Hashafcee1 I agree with you on this sis, 150%.

[SizZzle. 😎🇳🇬 @n6oflife6]

My last statement on this Topic.

1. Any 2027 Ticket without @PeterObi as PRESIDENT IS DEAD ON ARRIVAL. You guys can deliberate on who will be his VP.

2. Any VP discussion that Has @elrufai as VP to PO is also DEAD ON ARRIVAL 😤

Make PO no dey watch his back 24/7

Shalom 😎🇳🇬

[Ghost @ilmstd]

@HonShield @D_Obiiii It seems you’re only open to the coalition choosing Atiku. Allow that man to go and rest jare. If he couldn’t unseat Buhari when he had Obi as vice presidential candidate, why do you think he can now?

[Ghost @ilmstd]

@HonShield Henry you’re doing the exact same thing you’re criticizing. It’s a bit hypocritical if you ask me.