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“I can take a bullet for Tinubu” NO your Excellency, you took a sacred oath to protect Kaduna State and not the president, and right now the president does not need protection, YOUR PEOPLE DO! Respectfully sir @ubasanius 🙏
Save Jamila, 22 days in captivity
Save Hafsat Sikiru and her 14year old, 27 days in captivity
Secure Millennium City and it's environs, secure the people
Your Excellency
@GovBorno@BornoGovt our children are still in captivity for 166 days. 166 days is totally unforgivable. BRING THEM HOME #bringbornochildrenhome
Your Excellencies @dikko_radda@daudalawal_@GovNigerNG SECURE YOUR PEOPLE
Your Excellency Mr President
@officialABAT The people are not at peace, the land is watered by blood, we cannot continue like this. PLEASE SECURE OUR LIVES
We must all remember that power is transient. Past leaders have gone and left nothing but what good of a legacy they built behind.
This is just but a reminder.🙏
Cc: @UNICEFhealth@UN@AmnestyNigeria@hrw@NGRSenate@HoRNigeria@ARISEtv@channelstv@SaharaReporters@tvcnewsng@vanguardngrnews@MobilePunch@daily_trust@Senatorndume
Renewed Lies: 12 Simple Questions Tinubu Must Answer in Kaduna Tomorrow
by Mohammed Bello Doka
23 October, 2026.
Tomorrow, the All Progressives Congress will officially launch its 2027 presidential campaign in Kaduna, not Lagos. It will be another rally. Another sea of rented crowds. Another round of thunderous promises that were never meant to be kept. It is akin to a lying competition in which the speaker knows he is lying, the listeners know the speaker is lying, and both pretend otherwise �� a ritual that repeats every four years with the precision of a broken clock.
But this time, the questions must follow the convoy. And they must be asked not only to the man on the podium, but to everyone who climbs that stage, and to every Nigerian regardless of party — because the deception is not the property of one party. It is a national affliction.
Here are twelve simple questions.
1. Who removed fuel subsidy — and where are the savings?
Your spokespersons, including the Director General of your campaign council, Senator Abdulaziz Yari, now claim there was no subsidy provision in the 2023 appropriation when you took over as president, while in direct contrast your supporters trumpet subsidy removal as your greatest achievement. On May 29, 2023, you declared: "Subsidy can no longer justify its ever-increasing costs in the wake of drying resources. We shall instead re-channel the funds into better investment in public infrastructure, education, health care and jobs that will materially improve the lives of millions." The question here is who removed subsidy and where is the benefit. After removing a benefit enjoyed by over 200 million Nigerians, what verifiable benefits have the savings delivered — and can you publish the subsidy savings ledger? The government claimed removal would save over ₦10 trillion in two years; Nigerians are still waiting for the hospitals, schools and jobs that money was meant to build.
2. Insecurity: "the only repentant bandit is a dead bandit" — so why negotiate with bandits in the North and not the South-West?
In Kaduna, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai said the only repentant bandit is a dead one. Yet your administration continues to explore negotiation and amnesty frameworks with bandits in the North while refusing any such approach in Yorubaland. Why the double standard — and what have you actually done to curtail insecurity since May 2023? Between 2023 and 2025, Nigeria recorded thousands of kidnappings and killings, with the North-West accounting for the largest share.
3. "Where is the light?" — your own second-term test
On the 2023 campaign trail you promised that if you could not fix Nigeria's electricity, Nigerians should not vote for you in 2027. Where is the light? Has grid supply, generation capacity, or tariff relief improved enough for you to stand by your own test? Nigerians still endure collapsing grids and darkness while paying more for power than ever — Nigerians now pay ₦209 per kilowatt-hour after the April 2024 tariff hike. Where is the money?
4. Poverty: your own spokesmen admit multidimensional poverty has risen — and over 75% of the poor are in the North. Are you here to hold our governors to account?
Bayo Onanuga and other spokespersons have acknowledged a considerable increase in multidimensional poverty. NBS data puts over 75% of Nigeria's multidimensional poor in the North. You have asked citizens to hold their governors to account — so what is the Federal Government's accountability for the North, and what specific federal interventions have reversed these numbers since May 2023? The NBS Multidimensional Poverty Index reported 133 million Nigerians — about 63% of the population — as multidimensionally poor, with the North-West alone accounting for over 45 million.
5. Agriculture: the Kaduna promise and the food crisis
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Plate number - NSR-346 BF Kano.
Chassis number - 2TI BR32E83C766805.
Please, help retweet and tag the relevant authorities to help us recover it.
@PoliceNG, @NPF_NCCC
German national team's World Cup champion Mesut Özil has called for the return of Russian teams to international tournaments.
He described the exclusion of Russia and the inclusion of Israel as a policy of double standards.
Bold.
Her mother was detained over 100 Naira dispute and she herself was sentenced to 4 years in prison over a social media publication against the Nigerian police, Kaduna state. This is the height of injustice and we are calling on IGP of @NigerianPolice@PoliceNG to hasten investigation into this matter and ensure Farida and her family’s freedom and justice.
@KadunapoliceNG@Kadunastategov1@CspIniedu
https://t.co/kW0eS4zDPV PLEASE HELP NASSER AND HIS SON THEY DESPERATELY NEED MEDICAL HELP ANY HELP WOULD BE GREATLY RECIEVED. HAVE A HEART ANY DONATION HOWEVER SMALL ALL HELPS THANK YOU IN ADVANCE 🙏🍉🇵🇸🍉🧡🕊✌️🥰😊
BREAKING: Israeli forces have shot dead a man with disabilities in Syria’s southern Deraa governorate, according to state news agency SANA, after raiding homes and firing indiscriminately in the village of Jamla.
🔴 LIVE updates: https://t.co/a0hLt9x161
A Palestinian father was shot dead by an Israeli sniper while trying to retrieve his son’s body after Israeli forces killed the child.
The footage was documented by journalist Hassan Salih, who was later killed by Israel on May 13, 2025, while covering the atrocities in Gaza.
Former Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has urged the world not to forget Palestinians in Gaza.
In a video with the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA, he condemns the dehumanisation of victims and the suffering of children.
RESCUE PREGNANT JAMILA!!!
Ahmad Zakka, his wife, and their baby are free- but Jamila, who was abducted with them, and others remain captive. Don’t let them be forgotten. Share their story and demand urgent action until every victim is safely home.
May Allah protect Jamila and her unborn baby and all the victims, Ameen.
Maybe if we make her picture and the news of her abduction trend, maybe the ONSA “rescue team” may decide to rescue her too.
And she’s pregnant. Her name is Jamila.