You can’t call @officialABAT a failure after your repeated electoral defeats.
The Adelekes can endorse whoever they choose, and Osun has spoken.
Your rant won’t change the people’s mandate.
@sowore@X@davido@officialABAT Sowore’s noise is pure frustration because the electorate completely rejected his party at the polls. Tagging @davido and @officialABAT and throwing tantrums online won't change the fact that real politics is played on the ground, not through hashtag activism
@AloyEjimakor DSS arrests involve suspects under investigation.
The agency works to protect lives and national security.
We should respect due process and support their efforts.
A big KUDOS to the DG DSS and the dedicated officers of the DSS for their outstanding service to our nation.
Your vigilance, bravery, and commitment to national security deserve our highest commendation.
Thank you for standing strong in the service of Nigeria
@MusaIshaya8@SaharaReporters Forget ethnicity,what exactly is the allegation against her?
What is the status of the case, and why is it still dragging on?
Justice must follow facts and evidence, not ethnic identity.
@AloyEjimakor National security is non-negotiable; social media noise won’t derail due process.Aloy can keep sounding the alarm online, but allegations must be addressed through the proper channels.Let the authorities do their job and let justice take its lawful course
@MrLeo_Obiageli1 @MaziKanuntaKanu@StateDept@USinNigeria@FCDOGovUK@KnessetENG The propaganda is becoming exhausting. Even Professor Dr. Martin Aghaji has acknowledged his wrongdoing, yet you are still committed to pushing a different version of events. Facts don’t change simply because they don’t fit the preferred narrative
@MaziKanuntaKanu Stop turning justice into a media circus and let the courtroom do its job.
Evidence should be presented, torn apart, and tested where it matters.
In the end, truth,not noise,should decide the verdict
@sowore@PoliceNG Anytime you show face online, na the same noise and wahala.
E no dey shock person again,na just the same old disruption.
As e be now, e dey look more like nuisance pass anything wey get sense
@sowore@officialABAT Looks like selective outrage depending on who’s involved.
Sowore amplifies issues, so everything becomes louder than it is.
Real issue: was it lawful or just another power
@SaharaReporters The courtroom script changes again.
Just as defence begins, another NJC petition appears. 😂
Delay tactics won’t replace a real legal defence,face the court
@AloyEjimakor After the DSS picked him up over alleged economic crimes, Prof. Martin Aghaji is now out on bail.
The NMA stepped in and secured his release after engaging the Lagos DSS Command.
Case isn’t over yet,the investigation is still unfolding
@sowore Sowore often plays the victim when the moment presents itself.
He claims his speeches are being censored.
But that sounds similar to why parents guide and regulate their children while growing up.
@dammiedammie35 Must every expression become confrontation?
Speaking up doesn’t always mean escalating tension.
Sometimes, calm clarity is the strongest voice
@AloyEjimakor Free speech isn’t a free pass for reckless behavior. Criticism is fair game, but once Sowore starts stepping beyond the line, political status won’t save him. Privilege doesn’t cancel consequences
@sowore@OfficialDSSNG It’s hard not to notice how often the DSS comes up in your remarks,it clearly stuck with you. Just a thought: be mindful of how you push this “liberation” narrative, so it doesn’t circle back on you in ways you might not expect
@SaharaReporters Where did he even say that?
The moment DSS steps in, everyone will start scrambling.
Talking is cheap,backing it up is where things fall apart
@SaharaReporters It’s concerning how easily people comment on matters beyond their understanding. The DSS functions within a defined mandate and is not an ordinary agency. Serious security issues deserve informed discussion, not careless opinions.