Ugochukwu B Ogbonnaya

Personal thoughts, comments & updates from Okanieze Ugochukwutuweremba. Alusioma Chiukwu Obinigwe. Dialaukwu Alaigbo Niine. Dimba Ochiguwe Ikediegwu of Achidia.

[Ugochukwu B Ogbonnaya @palyugo]

O Chiukwu Adonai, God of Heaven & Father Almighty of Yeshua Ha'Mashiac; do better than the lifeless gods of men. Let my Achidia Mission shine forth with your glory; & the Chiadonite Dimbate of Achidia, the Grand Union of Orisabia & Amosa rise to all glorify Your holy name. Amen!

[Ugochukwu B Ogbonnaya @palyugo]

In Nigeria one individual has been accused or is being suspected to have successfully hidden or made away with N210 trillion (either for himself alone or for his cabal of high criminal fellows) and the entire population is still holding their peace? Incredible!

[Parallel Facts @ParallelFacts]

Nigeria Needs ₦150 Trillion for Stable Power, Yet Mele Kyari Went Away With ₦210 Trillion in NNPC — Netizen Laments Widespread Corruption https://t.co/GaU2UiW3Fp

[Parallel Facts @ParallelFacts]

BREAKING: Abducted Ex-Army Spokesman Major General Rabe Abubakar Dies in Terrorists’ Captivity https://t.co/3pbAwDp00o

[Ugochukwu B Ogbonnaya @palyugo]

The old Yoruba woman was probably dancing Owambe when Tinubu's "Emilokan" talking drum was beating in 2022. What did they say "Emi lokan" means again in Yoruba?

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

I’m now reduced to begging. I have no job, no opportunities, and nothing to hold on to, all because of bad governance. Tinubu has turned things from bad to worse. None of the promises he made has been kept.
How did we get here? This suffering is too much.

— An old Yoruba woman crying

[CHUKS 🍥 @ChuksEricE]

“For the 2027 election, it doesn’t matter if all 36 governors are with President Tinubu. I didn’t have a single governor in the last election, yet I won 12 states, even after they støle two states from me.”

— NDC presidential candidate, Peter Obi, during a recent interview in Washington, D.C.

[Ugochukwu B Ogbonnaya @palyugo]

Point Blank or Point Blunt. Which ever works point frankly!

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

The problem was never Trump.

Trump is the readable version of a text that was always there, written in language most people couldn't access.

The problem is the system that produced him, that uses him, that will survive him, and that will next time find someone equally willing to do what he does but competent enough to do it quietly.

The competent version is more dangerous.

The competent version rebuilds the language. Restores the branding. Hires the speechwriters who know how to say "shared values" and "rules-based order" while executing identical policy.

And the people who spent four years appalled by Trump's vulgarity will feel the relief of good grammar and take it for moral improvement.

The empire doesn't need Trump specifically.

It needed what he provided: a stress test. A period of operation without the usual ideological cover, to see what held and what didn't.

What held: the sanctions. The bases. The vetoes. The dollar. The weapons sales. The regime change operations.

What didn't hold: the manners.

And when someone comes along who can restore the manners while keeping everything else, and they will, they always do, the people who thought the problem was the manners will call it a recovery.

The rest of us will know what it actually is.

[Ugochukwu B Ogbonnaya @palyugo]

Declare South Africans persona non grata in other African countries. Do it immediately.

[Sahel Revolutionary Soldier @cecild84]

🇬🇭🇿🇦 This Ghanaian sister returned home unable to work, after receiving serious beating and harassment from Afrophobes in South Africa.

This can't continue. Africans are horrified to be seeing these unpleasant videos and photos on a daily basis.

[Ugochukwu B Ogbonnaya @palyugo]

Country in real peril. Reminds one of the Catholic Church's Prayer for Nigeria in Distress since 20-25 years ago. We prayed against #AnarchyAndDoom back then, before 2015, when this kind of chaos and butchering were unthinkable. Today, tell me, what's anarchy and doom again? APC!

[NEFERTITI @firstladyship]

8 Nigerian soldiers were beheaded by terrorists.

There is no Declaration of War. No declaration of State of Emergency. No flags flown at half-staff. No National address from the President.

Everywhere is quiet. The soldiers died for nothing! The heroes of Nigeria are no more! 💔

[Ugochukwu B Ogbonnaya @palyugo]

Now he should sue the Onanuga idiot for 30 trillion naira in damages. And that's if Nigeria even have a court system that could truly deliver justice.

[Harry Da Diegot @trigottista]

Say his name

IFECHUKWU DENNIS IS INNOCENT

He has been cleared by the same investigator’s video that implicated him.

[Ugochukwu B Ogbonnaya @palyugo]

A national disgrace and one out of too numerous evidences of a so-called sovereign state which its continued existence needs to be questioned.

[NEFERTITI @firstladyship]

This is the former military spokesman Maj. Gen. Rabe & his wife. They are in kidnappers’ den. Terrorists are demanding a prisoner exchange.

This is 25-30 years of commissioned service in the army. This is what it takes to be a Nigerian?

Is it 4am in Nigeria? Is Aso daddy awake?

[News Central TV @NewsCentralTV]

“Nobody should trust INEC’s systems for voter register.”

@SamAmadi has called for an independent forensic audit of INEC, citing recurring concerns about the electronic transmission of results and the integrity of voter data.

[Ugochukwu B Ogbonnaya @palyugo]

KIV

[UptownOfLagos @Uptownoflagos]

Heard the self-proclaimed “investigator” a whole Nigerian Forces relied on to arrest an Ifechukwu has retracted saying authorities acted blindly without verifying

No Retraction tweet, no apologies from Mr Onanuga who’s fast becoming the greatest spreader of FAKE NEWS in Nigeria?

[Ugochukwu B Ogbonnaya @palyugo]

Words on Marble. The terror attacks in Northern Mali should be a grave concern to coastal Nigeria. And vice versa. Enough said.

[Kalu Aja @FinPlanKaluAja1]

Back in the day, I had a friend from Liberia.

Her parents were upper-middle-class and lived in Monrovia.

She said they woke one day to find rebels at the doorstep of Monrovia, and there was a mad dash to the airport. She said a country had sent planes to evacuate its citizens from Liberia, but the Liberians were buying the seats on those planes to escape.

Her parents could only afford to send her; she never saw them again.

I asked, “This war didn't start in one day; why didn't you leave earlier?”

She said, “We simply heard about an attack here and there and never assumed it would come to Monrovia.”

[Ugochukwu B Ogbonnaya @palyugo]

Say no more.

[Murray Rothbard @MurraySuggests]

The Iranian navy, which has been destroyed eight times, has apparently closed the Strait of Hormuz again, because the United States, for the seventh time, won the war that wasn’t a war, so now the United States has to open the Strait of Hormuz that was already open before the not-war began.

The not-war began because Iran had uranium that was totally, completely, beautifully obliterated, so they can’t build the nuclear bomb they weren’t building, which is why the United States had to start the not-war it definitely didn’t start.

Now the United States, which has nuclear weapons, is threatening to use nuclear weapons to stop Iran from getting nuclear weapons, because nuclear weapons are far too dangerous for countries with nuclear weapons to allow other countries to have.

If the United States saw the United States doing what the United States does in other countries, the United States would invade the United States to liberate the United States from the tyranny of the United States.

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

How did a security aid get access to INEC server

[aloy ejimakor @AloyEjimakor]

Ndigbo, this just happened in your homeland, in the vicinity of Ishiagu & Awgu, central Igboland. Who did it & number of casualties are all in the video. It’s indeed another tragedy.

[Ugochukwu B Ogbonnaya @palyugo]

KIV

[News Central TV @NewsCentralTV]

"The marriage between the Chagourys and Tinubu towards the end of the Abacha era is what helped to dominate and control the politics and the economy of Lagos."

Uche Onyeagocha says the Chagoury family’s influence has spread from Lagos to the national stage.

[Ugochukwu B Ogbonnaya @palyugo]

It's official!

OK 2027 for Nigeria.

Let the good war begin.

[News Central TV @NewsCentralTV]

"Kwankwaso believes in education. He believes in security and then we will work together to ensure that it happens."

After accepting the NDC presidential nomination, Peter Obi introduced Dr Rabiu Kwankwaso as his running mate and said they would work together to build a new Nigeria.

[Ugochukwu B Ogbonnaya @palyugo]

The advance manipulations of the 2027 Nigeria presidential election by the Bola Ahmed Tinubu kleptocratic regime remains an open secret. The sad part is that the population whose lives have been made a living hell already by BAT, are watching comically as if it's nothing.

[PIDOMNIGERIA @UNOFFICIALFACT]

Dear NDC @NigeriaNDCHQ, if you like speak up, if you also like, keep shut. But let me inform you today that INEC @inecnigeria is silently perfecting APC'S advance rigging plans for 2027.

INEC did not release the number of registered members of any political party in Nigeria, neither did they upload same on their website until yesterday.

A Federal high court recently gave a judgement where it barred INEC from enforcing a useless clause in the electoral act, where a fraudulent time limit of above 120 days was unconstitutionally infused by INEC to stop political parties from registering new members, and to hand twist them to submit their party's register before the stipulated constitutionally approved timeline.

After the APC conducted her Nollywood scripted skit of a presidential primary on Saturday 23rd of may 2026, with fictitious figures springing up from left, right and center across the country which gave Tinubu that impossible 10,999,162 imaginary APC votes, it attracted backslashes and high level criticism both locally and internationally.

To save face and legitimize APC'S fraudulent figures, INEC hurriedly ran to the court of appeal yesterday 25th of may 2026, to appeal that Federal High court judgement which barred them from enforcing that fraudulent unconstitutional clause in the electoral act, that they intended to use in stopping new party membership registration, and to enforce the submission of party register 120 days before the general election.
Their target is solely towards the opposition parties, most especially the NDC, as demonstrated in their recent actions.

After filing their appeal yesterday, INEC immediately released the figures of registered members of each political party to the public, and uploaded it on their website. Below is the list, as released by INEC.

APC 12,897,723 registered members
PDP 2, 487,000 registered members
ADC 1, 655,890 registered members
LP: 1,300,390 registered members.
NDC: 700,789 registered members.

INEC released this list, and went further to upload same on her website, even when there is a recent federal high court judgement which stopped them from concluding registration of new party membership 120 days before the general election, and that ruling has not been VACANTED by any court of superior jurisdiction. (Court of Appeal)
Yet INEC went ahead to release the list of registered members of each political party. (Which means INEC have stopped the registration of members into any political party 120 days before election, against what the constitution stipulates) which is rightfully supposed to be in September 2026.

What is INEC's reason in all of these?

The truth is INEC and the APC never expected such level of criticism and backlashes from Nigerians and international electoral observers over the fictitious/outrageous figures recorded for Tinubu in their just concluded APC presidential skit.
It was so embarrassing when videos of their Kangaroo arithmetics/manipulated votes dominated the social media space worldwide.

Since it is a prelude of what they had planned in advance for the 2027 election rigging strategy, INEC had no other choice than to release the list of registered members of all major political parties, even against a standing court judgement, just to justify that APC truly registered 12,897,723 members, so the Tinubu's 10,999,162 Kangaroo votes is justified, no matter how fictitious we see it. They are also telling us that PDP had just 2,487,000 members, ADC registered 1,655,890 members, LP registered 1,300,390 members, and most especially NDC registered only 700,789 members. So Nigerians should not be surprised when they announce 15 million votes for Tinubu, and one million votes for Peter Obi, it is justified. They will claim that people are not interested in NDC, that they only had 700,789 registered members.

NDC shine your eyes, Peter Obi is the target in all these INEC and APC shenanigans. They are testing the waters for the 2027 rigging

[Furkan Gözükara @FurkanGozukara]

Absolute bombshell. Prominent economist Richard Werner confirms the 1997 Asian financial crisis was completely engineered.

He reveals the IMF deliberately bankrupted Thailand to force them into selling off their national industries to foreign elites for pennies!

[Osita Chidoka @osita_chidoka]

This morning, I read @McKinsey's article "The AI assembly line: Strategic imperatives for CEOs" (13 May 2026), and one statistic stood out to me.

Chinese carmakers have collapsed the development cycle for a new vehicle to twenty-four months. By weaving AI into research, design, and software integration, they have lowered the barrier so dramatically that over 50 new electric vehicle brands have entered the market in 5 years.

By producing high-quality, low-cost vehicles, Chinese brands have captured more than 50 percent of their home market for the first time.

Non-Chinese joint ventures have watched their share fall from 64 percent in 2020 to roughly 43 percent today.

That is what happens when a country decides to industrialise intelligence. The question for Africa is whether we read those numbers as news from a distant country or as a prompt.

All over Africa, agriculture, food processing, environmental management, the running of our cities and the delivery of public services are all waiting for the same compression AI has brought to manufacturing in Shenzhen.

A maize farmer in Benue who can predict rainfall, detect leaf disease from a phone photo, time his harvest and price his crop against the regional market is no longer the same farmer. He is a node in a system. Multiply him by ten million, and you have begun to lift a continent.

I am not oblivious of the infrastructural obstacles in our societies; the Chinese success will not happen by wishful thinking. It rests on electricity that holds, broadband that reaches the village, data centres on our own soil, and a regulatory hand light enough to invite capital and firm enough to protect citizens. Without that scaffolding, AI is a poster on a wall.

Think of it this way. No human can outrun a tractor. No farmer can out-harvest a combine harvester. Yet we did not abolish farmers when those machines arrived. We taught them to drive.

AI agents are the tractors of cognitive work. The load of the world is about to be carried by machines doing what no human can do at scale. Our children will either learn to drive them or watch others drive past.

This is why we built the Mekaria Institute of Technology and Administration.

MITA is for the eighteen to twenty-year-old standing at the crossroads after secondary school. Whether she joins us online from Maiduguri or walks into our hall in Obosi, she should leave with a diploma strengthened by global certifications, practical project work, and a credible pathway into university and the world of work.

I know the young person we describe here is the one with a phone and a path. Her cousin in a village three hours away may have neither. Reaching her is the longer task, and one we have to do in parallel, not after.

Education is being redefined in front of us. The young person who emerges with real skills will be ready for the world. The one who emerges with only a piece of paper will not.

Africa does not have the luxury of waiting to see how this settles.

The tractor is already in the field.The question is whether we will teach our young people to drive it.

Osita Chidoka
22 May 2026