1967-1970 TV

Freelance journalism.

[1967-1970 TV @pezesco2]

@lindaikeji No 1 ada Igbo gburugburu. Nnukwu ada na our first lady.

[Mike Arnold @MikeArnoldTruth]

It’s annoyingly hilarious how the Jihad social media drones keep posting about the Epstein files, like it’s some kind of slam on Trump. If they could read, and not just receive talking points from their degenerate overlords, they would see that Trump is in the files — as an enemy of Epstein! He’s the one who exposed Epstein and brought him down.

The real scandal is in their own files. Hypocrites.

[Vivid.🇮🇱 @VividProwess]

For the first time ever, all three of America’s long-range bombers, the B-2 Spirit, B-1 Lancer, and the B-52 Stratofortress, are in combat at the same time.

[1967-1970 TV @pezesco2]

X called Twitter is much better than Facebook. Facebook is like 2go only for kids and jokers.

[1967-1970 TV @pezesco2]

@centredevils No, 😔 the defence minister is with it.

[Rep. Riley M. Moore @RepRileyMoore]

Horrific news.

Armed radical Muslim Fulani attacked three churches yesterday and kidnapped more than 100 Christian worshippers.

Our brothers and sisters in Christ are facing an existential threat at the hands of the Fulani militants.

More must be done to protect them, and I urge the Nigerian government to ensure the swift and safe return of all those who were captured.

[1967-1970 TV @pezesco2]

@SevillaFC_ENG So quick, you didn't allow him to rest

[1967-1970 TV @pezesco2]

U no get conscience

[Rep. Riley M. Moore @RepRileyMoore]

I want to thank National Security Advisor @NuhuRibadu for a productive and positive conversation with the US Congressional delegation to Nigeria.

There were concrete steps and actions discussed at length, that if fully executed, I believe will enhance security across the country for all Nigerians, disrupt and destroy terrorist organizations in the northeast and stop the killing of Christians (a specific concern for @POTUS and myself) - particularly in the Middle Belt of the country.

I want to thank the Nigerian government and @officialABAT for rescuing the 100 innocent and precious Catholic school children. This is a positive demonstration of the government’s increasing response to the security situation and shows commitment to the emergency declaration laid out by President Tinubu.

The US’ sense of urgency on our concerns was positively received. I feel that a cooperative security framework is within sight. The now established joint task force between Nigeria and the US is a great example.

It is clear that there is an openness and willingness on the part of the Nigerian government to work with the United States to tackle these critical issues. Now, that openness has to translate to concrete action.

There is much work still to be done, but things are moving in the right direction. I look forward to the next steps with Nigerian government and the continued open dialogue.

Peace be with you all. God bless the great people of Nigeria.

[1967-1970 TV @pezesco2]

@SimplyUtd Yes if he wants. He makes a lot of wrong decisions, but still defends them in the press.

[Rep. Riley M. Moore @RepRileyMoore]

I came to Nigeria in the name of the Lord and on behalf of the American people.

Just ending a very productive Congressional visit to Nigeria! We had rounds of meetings with the Nigerian government and people on the ground, including stops in Benue State. More details to come. Happy Sunday. God is Great!

[1967-1970 TV @pezesco2]

@mufcytp Since Sir. Ferguson left Man. U, this is the most favourable season for Man. U. They are not playing in the Champs League or any league cup; they play only once- 7/8 days. Teams like Arsenal & ManCity play in d Champs League in midweek & play league in d weekend & still perform.

[Vivid.🇮🇱 @VividProwess]

This is unbelievable. 10 dead and at least 19 wounded after a man in a car rams a large crowd gathered for a Christmas celebration in front of a church in France's Guadeloupe.

[Mike Arnold @MikeArnoldTruth]

Why am I going after Omokri?

There are a number of reasons—each one significant.

First, he truly is a pathological, shape-shifting, self-serving liar. Then again, a lot of people are—especially in the Nigerian government.

But his dramatic flip-flop from shouting about the Nigerian Christian genocide to now calling it a hoax is unconscionable.

If his efforts succeed, it will mean the death and continued displacement of countless innocent human beings—men, women, and children. I believe that warrants full and vigorous opposition and exposure.

He put me in a room—in close quarters—with a man he himself rightly called a terrorist not long ago. Isa Pantami is a terrorist imam. Of that, there is no doubt. Seriously, think about that. I’d rather be locked in a closet with a black mamba. At least the snake doesn’t smile and lie about its true nature.

He also forced me into a position where, by speaking the truth, my family and I are now at serious risk because of his sleazy manipulations. And I’m not talking about trolls or bogus online threats from overzealous supporters of political opponents. I’m talking about senior officials in my own government who have advised me to harden my security. We’ve lived peacefully in our country home for years—but now, because I’ve been thrust into a high-profile position opposing genocidal jihadi maniacs, that peace is gone. My life will never be the same. That is the cost of Omokri’s deception.

Then there’s the indecency of it all. He pushed me into two dishonest photo ops, then a live TV interview, directly after 30 hours of travel—no rest, no food, not even a bathroom break or a sip of water. That’s not just disrespectful—it’s dehumanizing. I am nobody’s pawn.

Worse, he projected his own lack of integrity onto me by assuming I would join him in denying genocide—when exposing it was the very basis of our relationship. That assumption is insulting beyond words. Add to that all the lies he told me, and about me—there’s no ambiguity left.

And then the final blow: he slandered me in the most despicable way possible. After I risked my life to speak the truth in Abuja, he planted stories in four of Nigeria’s top publications claiming I had “debunked” the genocide “hoax.” That is satanic. Thankfully, every one of those outlets has since retracted or corrected the story.

Still, he remains a slick and articulate “influencer.” If dismantling his fraudulently built platform helps undermine this regime’s genocidal narrative, I consider it a noble cause.

Reno only wishes he could rise to the level of being the Joseph Goebbels of the Nigerian Holocaust. But his blinding pride and blithering incompetence keep him from such historical notoriety.

Now let me be clear: I’ve been insulted, lied about, slandered, threatened, misjudged, and manipulated by people with far more power and competence than him. I’ve never gone after them like this.

So why now?

Because the Lord has instructed me to do so. He is possessed by the same demonic spirit—Python—that possessed Goebbels. This is spiritual warfare in the age of social media. And I will not stop until He tells me to stop.

It’s been a bonus that Nigerians around the world have contacted me to thank me. They’ve told me my speaking out has given them hope, and inspired them to speak up as well.

I thank God for that.

(Oh, and I’m having great fun, too! That’s a bonus! 🙂)

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨🇳🇬 William Troost-Ekong has decided to retire from international football and won’t play for Nigeria again.

After 83 caps, 3 medals and playing in 5 major tournaments, Troost-Ekong says goodbye to the Super Eagles.

[1967-1970 TV @pezesco2]

@NGSuperEagles Nigeria Samuel Eto, I dey root for Ighalo.

[1967-1970 TV @pezesco2]

@FIFAWorldCup Portugal vs Argentina let's see the 🐐🐑s again.

[1967-1970 TV @pezesco2]

@Utdbrizzy Some referees will ignore this.

[Vivid.🇮🇱 @VividProwess]

Another nine Hamas terrorists who were stuck in the tunnels in Rafah were successfully eliminated by the IDF.

One by one, they’re falling until there won’t be anyone left.

[Chimama ❤️ Obi @Chima_Obi1234]

Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe has once again proven what it truly means to stand for the dignity, honor, and unity of the Igbo nation. His bold and unwavering support for Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, despite intense political and systemic pressures, is a shining example of Igbo solidarity in action.

In a time when many choose silence or self-preservation, Senator Abaribe stood firm, not just for one man, but for the spirit of a people who have long endured marginalization. His voice in the chambers of power reminded the world that the Igbos are not alone, and that leadership must mean protection, justice, and truth.

To every young and old Igbo watching, this is a message: we must always defend our own. In unity, we find strength. In courage, we find direction. Ala Igbo is rising, with pride, with dignity, and with purpose.

We are ready. We are unbroken. Igbo ga-adi!

“ANA’M ACHO NWANNE’M”