Collective Recall

In the land where power forgets, the people must remember. Memory is justice. Memory is power.

[Collective Recall @MemoryBank]

@sowore You don’t have to tell lies to market yourself, you are above 50, act like one, we can forgive the GenZ for pressing the false button but you! Man up, this is way below you

[Omoyele Sowore @sowore]

Finally, they ran out of deception and concealment! Minister of Finance, Wale Edun has finally been “flown”to London, UK #FreeNnamdiKanuNow

[Collective Recall @MemoryBank]

The real joke is when he said he liked being President for life, he has said it like a joke, and like all his previous jokes, he is working to achieve it

[Miles Taylor @MilesTaylorUSA]

His aides always tell us “he’s kidding!”

Remember when Donald Trump “joked” that the FCC should look into comedians making fun of him?

Remember when Donald Trump “joked” about not accepting the election results?

Remember when Donald Trump “joked” about locking up his political opponents?

Remember when Donald Trump “joked” about a second-term of “retribution”?

Remember when Donald Trump “joked” that the Democrats were terrorists?

Remember when Donald Trump “joked” that maybe the FBI was behind January 6?

Remember when Donald Trump “joked” about being a dictator — but only on Day One?

Remember when Donald Trump “joked” that journalists should be imprisoned or executed?

Remember when Donald Trump “joked” that the military leadership should be court-martialed — or shot?

Remember when Donald Trump “joked” about sending troops into U.S. cities?

Remember when Donald Trump “joked” that parts of the Constitution should be “terminated”?

Remember when Donald Trump “joked” that he could shoot someone on Fifth Avenue and get away with it?

Remember when Donald Trump “joked” about staying in office forever?

The joke is on us, folks.

[Collective Recall @MemoryBank]

The senator quoted Open Doors International as his source, there is a plan, there is a campaign and its going somewhere, those who have eyes can see this

[Collective Recall @MemoryBank]

There is a need for the Nigerian government to take a critical look at the NGO that the Senator is making reference to, I feel there is a subtle agenda by an NGO that got ~ US$28.2 million in revenue and spent US$37.6 million in expenses in 2023.

[Sean Nelson @Sean_ADFIntl]

Read this whole thread from @RepRileyMoore about why Nigeria 🇳🇬 should be designated a Country of Particular Concern for severe religious freedom violations.

And read his letter sent today to @SecRubio 👇

[Collective Recall @MemoryBank]

@NuhuRibadu @renoomokri @officialABAT @DeeOneAyekooto
This campaign is taking a new twist and just like Boko Haram, it needs to be nipped in the bud, check this NGO and its activities in Nigeria, an NGO with funds in millions of USD and an agenda should not be overlooked

[Collective Recall @MemoryBank]

People who know nothing about Nigeria should not speak authoritatively just to spark up emotions or are you guys speaking for the NGOs who are presently out of funds?

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https://t.co/4aJm8qMMzN
In 2024, More than 70% of these deaths are in USA are Christians, should we say American/Americans are systematically eliminating Christians?

@tedcruz @billmaher @VanJones68

[Sunday Dare,CON @SundayDareSD]

DEBUNKING THE “GENOCIDE” FRENZY BY SENATOR TED CRUZ. BILL MAHER. VAN JONES. ET AL

These three above are piling on false narratives. Orchestrating wild allegations about unproven ongoing “Genocide” in Nigeria. We disagree. Nigeria must reject this attempt to robe it with a garment that is not hers.

Nigeria’s elected President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu was forged in the crucible of religious tolerance and understanding, that of democracy and respect for individual rights and of course modern politics. His words and testimony ring out about Nigeria and religious tolerance. Nigeria stands by what their President Said.
The words of the President of Nigeria, Bola Tinubu holds strong and that’s what we believe.

1.“ Let me also say this clearly, Nigeria is a proud, sovereign nation built on the faith and resilience of its people. Here, no faith is under siege, no community is excluded. Our churches, mosques, and traditional shrines stand side by side - not as rivals, but as symbols of the unity that binds us.

2.”We must never allow outsiders to tell us who we are or sow division among us. We are Nigerians, and we will stand together. Nigeria will not accept lectures from those who seek to profit from our divisions. No one loves this country more than Nigerians themselves, and no one will define us except us.

3.”Our duty is to stand guard over our unity, protect every citizen, and continue to prove to the world that our diversity is not our weakness, but our strength and when Nigeria stands united, no falsehood can prosper against her. So help us God,''

4.”Hate is not an option for us Love is what we preach and we should love one another.
“I inherited Islam from my family, and I didn’t change; but my wife is a pastor, and she prays for me. No conflicts ”I have never tried to convince or convert her. I believe in freedom of religion. We all pray to and are answerable to the same Almighty God. Our love and compassion for others are what truly matter. We must learn to live together as one people.”

Recent comments by Bill Maher and Senator Ted Cruz alleging a “Christian genocide” in Nigeria are both misguided and deeply troubling coming from these ones who should know better.
Such narratives, if left unchecked, distort the reality on the ground and risk inflaming tensions in an already fragile region.

Nigeria is a multi-religious nation founded on principles of freedom of worship, mutual respect, and coexistence. Its Constitution guarantees religious liberty for all — Christian, Muslim, or adherent of any other faith — and successive governments have consistently upheld this right.

What Maher and Cruz have labeled as a “Christian genocide” is, in fact, the brutal wave of terrorism and banditry that Nigeria, like many other nations, continues to battle. These acts are carried out by non-state actors — violent extremists and criminal elements — whose objectives have nothing to do with faith or theology but with chaos, profit, and destabilization. They target soft civilian populations, attacking churches, mosques, markets, motor parks, schools, and villages indiscriminately. Their victims are Nigerians of every religion, ethnicity, and creed.

To suggest that these atrocities amount to a campaign of Christian extermination is to misunderstand and oversimplify a complex security challenge. It also plays directly into the hands of the terrorists, who thrive on division and global misperception. By framing Nigeria’s collective struggle against terrorism as a religious war, such narratives undermine the sacrifices of both Christian and Muslim communities who have stood together in defiance of terror. 1/2

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@renoomokri

[The Seneca Project @senecaprojectus]

We report. You decide.

[Collective Recall @MemoryBank]

10/ So yes, inflation is biting. But Oby, of all people, should know: in Nigeria, and most countries around the world,whenever you embark on reforms, inflation is the first casualty. Instead of sarcasm, channel your Due Process energy into ensuring continuity.
@seunokin @ARISEtv

[Collective Recall @MemoryBank]

Oby Ezekwesili is criticizing Tinubu’s government for raising inflation. Cute. But let’s rewind to 1999–2007, when she was in government. Guess what happened when reforms were introduced?

[Collective Recall @MemoryBank]

9/ Otherwise, we’ll go back to the same unfortunate cycle: a reformer takes the pain, a populist reaps the gain, and Nigeria resets to square one.