Mike Apio

Psychiatrist, addiction neuroscience, health research. Business development, IT, web hosting and IMS, data analysis and management, media, music and AV art.

[KWEKU THE HUSTLER @Urchilla01]

The Obidient media squad is currently on fire. Love this so much. Obi/Kwankwaso is coming and Nigeria will be OK! Vote NDC 2027!

[Omoyele Sowore @sowore]

I wholeheartedly condemn the unlawful arrest, humiliation, and detention of these citizens for freely expressing their political opposition to the failed Tinubu regime in Borno State.

I learnt that this cowardly act was engineered by the @OfficialAPCNg Governor of Borno State, Prof. Babagana Zulum @ProfZulum , with the aid of the Nigerian Police. These citizens were subsequently secretly arraigned before a magistrate and remanded in prison.

Those unjustly detained are:
Ba’ana Grema
Mustapha Abba
Abacha Muhammed Ali
Adam Umar Gubio
Abdulhamid Mohammed

The charges against them must be dropped immediately, and all five citizens must be released from this unjust detention.

Political opposition is not a crime. Peaceful expression is not a crime. Nigerians must never be imprisoned simply for opposing those in power.

#TinubuMustGo

[SportsDokita (Odogwu ☝️) @Sports_Doctor2]

I watched this video by Peter Akar twice and watched it again for the 3rd time with my mouth wide open, what a man!!!!

It's nice Peter Obi has people like this around him, we are not a normal country at all!!!!

[Inibehe Effiong @InibeheEffiong]

This is so disgraceful.

They are wasting billions to rig elections but veterans are suffering.

[Jennifer Joanna Yusuf @ImANorthernGirl]

I am a Northern girl. But I am not the Northern girl you imagined.

When people hear “Northern Nigeria,” many immediately picture a Muslim Hausa woman.

That woman exists.

But so do I.

I am a Northern girl. I am Christian. I am not Hausa. I am Laka/Godogodo.

And sometimes explaining that feels like I am introducing myself three times before people finally understand where I come from.

The problem is that Northern Nigeria has been reduced to one religion, one language, one culture and one kind of woman.

But the North is not one people.

There are Christians. Traditionalists. Muslims. Indigenous ethnic groups. Minority languages. Women who wear hijab and women who don’t. Women who grew up in churches. Women who grew up in mosques. Women whose grandparents spoke languages most Nigerians have never even heard of.

We exist.

And I think one reason many people don’t know we exist is because we haven’t told our stories loudly enough.

So yes, I am a Northern girl.

Just not the version of Northern Nigeria you were taught to imagine.

ImANorthernGirl

[Chude @Chude_ND1]

This has also bugged me for years…

[Dr Tolu @tolubinutu]

I did 14 months of house job in Lagos without pay.

When we went on strike, they paid 8 months and reported us to MDCN.

The hospital also refused to sign me off.

My NYSC was delayed by 7 months.

I worked & saved for 7 years, wrote my exams, and relocated to the UK.

6 months salary in the UK was more than ALL my salaries in Nigeria COMBINED.

Nigeria treats her Doctors poorly. Period

[Kio Amachree @Ivory1957]

The Chagoury Dynasty: How Corruption Runs in the Family

By Kio Amachree | Stockholm, Sweden | President, Worldview International

The story of the Chagoury family is not one of redemption. It is a genealogy of systematic extraction, state capture perfected across generations, and the dangerous normalization of impunity in Nigeria’s corridors of power.

Begin with the patriarch: Gilbert Ramez Chagoury, a Lebanese-born businessman convicted in Switzerland in 2000 of laundering billions stolen by General Sani Abacha — Nigeria’s most brutal military dictator. He was Abacha’s personal economic adviser. When Abacha died in 1998, Western investigators described Chagoury as the lynchpin in the corruption that defined the regime. He facilitated the theft of Central Bank funds transported out in trucks. He enabled the looting that impoverished a nation. He paid $600,000 and returned $66 million of Nigeria’s own stolen money to secure his freedom. Then came back bolder than ever.
By 2024, Tinubu awarded Chagoury’s construction company Hitech a $13 billion no-bid contract for the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway. In January 2026, he received Nigeria’s second highest national honour — the GCON.

This is not a man rehabilitated. This is a thief laundering his reputation through power.
But Gilbert did not act alone. His younger brother Ronald Chagoury — co-founder of the Chagoury Group, CEO of the enterprise, the man physically embedded in Lagos running the machinery of extraction — has spent five decades deepening the family’s grip on Nigeria’s resources.

Ronald’s name appeared in the Panama Papers. He holds shares in offshore companies in the British Virgin Islands — jurisdictions designed for anonymity and capital flight. While marketing himself as a visionary infrastructure developer, he has presided over one of the largest environmental destruction projects on the African continent: Eko Atlantic City, a 10 million square meter “mega-city” built on reclaimed ocean.

That project has triggered dredging lawsuits alleging negligent damage to the marine environment and property. Residents of nearby communities report coastal erosion, ocean surges that flood homes and topple electricity poles, forced relocations. The Chagoury Group denies responsibility. The damage spreads anyway.
In June 2025, ITB Nigeria — a Chagoury Group subsidiary — fired more than 150 Nigerian workers after they protested poor wages and exploitative working conditions. These are Nigerians building infrastructure for billionaires who treat them as disposable. The message was clear: dissent is punishment.
But the corruption does not stop at Ronald. It passes to the next generation.

Leaked corporate documents revealed that Ronald Chagoury Jr. — Ronald’s son — co-owns an offshore company in the British Virgin Islands with Seyi Tinubu, the son of the sitting President of Nigeria. The company was incorporated eight years ago. Months after the relationship became public, the Nigerian government awarded the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway contract to Hitech Construction — a deal worth billions, approved without competitive bidding.

Seyi Tinubu also sits on the board of CDK Integrated Industries, another Chagoury-linked entity. The offshore arrangement, structured in one of the world’s most opaque financial jurisdictions, raises questions about transparency, conflict of interest, and the movement of wealth outside Nigerian sight.
This is not coincidence. This is inheritance. The Chagoury family has perfected the art of embedding itself in power — seating itself at the table where contracts are awarded, national honours are dispensed, and billions move without public scrutiny. Gilbert established the playbook. Ronald runs the operation. Ronald Jr. cements the next dynasty.

Four Black nations have awarded the Chagourys national honours or diplomatic posts: Nigeria, Benin, Chad, and Saint Lucia. In Nigeria alone, his construction subsidiaries hold billions in contracts. His family’s offshore holdings in the British Virgin Islands shield wealth from Nigerian sight. His workers are fired for demanding fair wages. His environmental projects damage coastlines and displace communities. And his sons now sit alongside the children of presidents, making decisions that shape Nigeria’s future.

This is not business. This is institutional capture. It is the wholesale privatization of the Nigerian state by a single family — a family whose wealth originates in the theft of billions during military dictatorship, and which now perpetuates itself through the next generation’s marriages to power.

For Nigeria to have a future, the Chagourys must be dismantled.

The revocation of Gilbert Chagoury’s GCON must be demanded. The Lagos-Calabar contract must be suspended immediately pending transparent public tender. Ronald Chagoury’s offshore holdings must be seized and audited. ITB Nigeria must be investigated for labour abuses. And every contract awarded to the Chagoury Group under the Tinubu administration must be reviewed for evidence of corruption.

More critically: Seyi Tinubu’s offshore arrangement with Ronald Chagoury Jr. must trigger a formal inquiry into whether the President’s son has breached fiduciary duty to the Nigerian state.

Nigeria did not survive military dictatorship, fuel subsidies, and forty years of institutional collapse only to become the private estate of one Lebanese family and its Nigerian clients. The question is not whether Nigerians will act. The question is when.

Kio Amachree | Stockholm, Sweden | President, Worldview International
#KioAmachree #WorldviewInternational #TheKioSolution #NigeriaDecides2027 #GodfreyAmachree #ChagouryExposed #ParasiteInPower #NigeriaFirst #StateCapture #Tiglibism #OffshoreWealth #CorruptionWatch #TinubuAccountability #FamilyCorruption #CivilSociety #JusticeForNigeria

[𝑻𝑯𝑬 𝑮𝑬𝑵𝑬𝑹𝑨𝑳 𝑺𝑵𝑶𝑾 🇨🇮 @GeneralSnow_]

Kudos to @asher_kine for this wonderful content.

[Leaders 𝕏 Junction @LeadersJunction]

This is 2 minutes of pure wisdom..

[Somto Okonkwo @General_Somto]

“There’s a Constant Pattern I’ve Noticed Whenever Tinubu Addresses Nigerians He Often Leaves Us With More Uncertainty Than Before. You Know Things Are Bad When The President Is Clueless On How To Fix The Situation Of The Country. A President Who Cannot Provide Basic Assurance Or Security What Kind Of President Is That?”. ~ Lady

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

This girl Joy Ezeugwu has now been suspended indefinitely from today for raising public awareness of this terrible hospital Uwani health centre, Enugu.

She is still a nursing student at Ezzy college of nursing, Enugu.

She was suspended by her school.

[🤍I’m Sanwo_Fatimah @ummuh_Zahra]

I was at the motor park on this same day last year when I saw a small boy of about 8 years old sitting on the ground. He was not begging. He was just holding a dirty, torn paper and a pencil, trying to write 1 + 1 = 2.

A woman selling food shouted at him to leave her front and even threw dirty water near his feet. The boy did not cry. He just moved quietly to sit under a leaking roof to continue his writing. My heart pained me. I went to give him money for food, but his eyes stopped me. He looked so hungry. I asked him why he was not in school.

He told me his mother died the previous year and his uncle brought him to the city to go to school. But since he arrived, he only washes cars and sweeps while his uncle’s children go to school. He showed me his back and I saw a big wound from a hot iron his uncle’s wife used on him because a plate broke while he was washing it. He ran away three days ago and was sleeping in the park, hoping to find a bus to his village even though he has nobody there.

I looked at my fine clothes and felt ashamed. I work as a secretary. I was on my way to work but I did not continue the journey. I held his hand and told him not to cry. I told him that from that day, he was not going back to that house and he was not going to the village. I have decided to adopt him as my own son.

Today makes exactly a year he has been with me. He has a new school bag and a clean uniform. He eats good food and nobody will ever burn him again. I remembered going through the same treatment many years ago, when my aunt brought me to Lagos to send me to school but instead she turned me into her house girl and treated me like trash before God sent a good Samaritan my way who helped sponsor my education. Today, I am the same person feeding and paying fees for her children ever since she and her husband passed away in an accident.

NB: I am not posting this to show off. I am sharing this to tell everyone to be kind to other people’s children. You don’t know who will help you tomorrow. No one knows tomorrow. 🙏🏾

[Ifé @Ife_musiq]

🎵Jolly Papa – Rex Lawson.

I infused a blend of Twi, Kalabari, and Igbo into this beautiful classic. African languages are rich, diverse, and truly beautiful, this is a celebration of their harmony and heritage. 💜🦅

[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

The Dutch prime minister left govt office on bicycle after handing over power following 14years in office.

Watching this video I shook my head.

This is a working country,
Unlike that jungle where the unelected wife of the president rides a 50car convoy.

[SeyVibezS @mslaggert]

🚨🚨𝗝𝗨𝗦𝗧 𝗜𝗡: Senegal’s president casually updates his social profile pictures to include the AFCON trophy behind him.

He said come get it if you.….𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲

[Donald @RealDonaldDoo]

It’s Abuja, I can tell you, that Muslims men are the reason that rule is active and it’s for this fasting season.
https://t.co/8PGN2SxUgQ

[Oyindamola🙄 @dammiedammie35]

According to Mrs Stella Okengwu, “It wasn’t the president that authorised the land to be acquired, it was minister David Umahi himself that gave the order”.

- Mrs Stella Okengwu drops new receipts 🙆🏼‍♂️

[MaziTundeEdnutfan @originalproflle]

We told them not to play, they didn’t listen.