I’m very happy that sen. Kabiru Gaya didn’t get the ticket for the Kano south senatorial district in NDC yesterday,because he has been in the senate for 16years. In 2015 he moved to Kwankwasiyya after he got ticket he then ran to the APC and betrayed Kwankwaso,so now he wants to apply the same, but kwankwaso said otiloooooooo 😂
@NnaemekaEdeh1@Nedu64 Your theory is wild, and I won’t lie I’ve thought about it too.
But saying Tinubu promised a potential 85year old the Presidency is not realistic.
And to nigerian pastors:
This is a good time to remind you that it is shameful and grossly irresponsible that many of you were publicly silent when Christians were slaughtered and murdered in Benue, Plateau and across northern Nigeria.
Many nigerian pastors kept silent about the slaughter of nigerian christians by terrorists and religious extremists in the north, but somehow you found your twitter login to post about Charlie Kirk.
I’m not saying you can’t write about CK,
And to me, the killing of CK is absolutely condemnable and totally unacceptable;
But it reeks of hypocrisy and detestable sanctimony that some of you nigerian pastors will look away at the barbaric massacres of your own fellow Christians in your own country but you have deep tears for a man in a far away land who most likely has zero knowledge of your existence.
Please reach out to @Oludeewon, with that amount of savings you could get PR and reasonable amount left. At some point, you decide on next phases without duress.
All the best.
Yesterday, I extended my congratulations to President Donald Trump @realDonaldTrump on his successful return as the 47th President of the United States.
I am optimistic that his victory will reinforce democracy worldwide and contribute to fostering much-needed global peace.
I also congratulate Vice President @KamalaHarris on her resilience and dedication throughout this political journey.
She contested with courage and strength, yet in the end, the will of the people prevailed.
The peaceful conduct of these U.S. elections, along with the efficient transmission and release of results, should serve as an example and an inspiration for us here in Nigeria to abandon outdated practices such as electoral malpractice, vote-buying, election violence, and network disruptions that continue to hinder our democratic process.
No democratic election is complete unless the people’s will is genuinely reflected through the ballots.
As a nation, let us collectively work to restore the integrity of our electoral system and ensure that our process for choosing leaders is free, fair, and reflective of the people’s true desires.
Congratulations to the United States of America.
A New Nigeria Remains Possible! - PO
@MissPearls Everything has its expiry date, every public office holder will retire someday, why then feel unnecessarily important? The level of ignorance is unprecedented bsht.
What a 'demofacist' society! Journalists are tagged political dissents, 'enemy of the state', become conspicuously multifaceted fugitive, for speaking up, exposing unprecented corruption over the years, demanding accountability,
good gvernance and better standard of living for all Nigerians. If we got here, we shall some day come out of these oppressive days. May posterity be kind to all those who have lost, given so much for the good of Nigeria and her people. Strength,