Captain Tsubasa🇬🇧🇳🇬

People don't like hearing the truth.
And that's the most annoying thing
, & That's exactly what I like doing
Telling you the truth

[Ndubuisi Ndubueze @Ndubuixi]

A man who lives on no principles is a coward.
You (Theo Abu) doesn't live on principle.

If you had any atom of life principles, you shouldn't be campaigning for the very man you disparage every time on the timeline.
A principled man won't eat his words back.
So at the very end, you will open your god damned mouth to campaign for Peter Obi?
You are a fool.

[De King King @davidkingking_]

@NigeriaNDCHQ NDC TAKE NOTE OOOO

[Harry Da Diegot @trigottista]

@oMoTonsore Yorugbas are too foolish! Her Excellency automatically became his wife meanwhile his deputy was a woman

[SizZzle. 😎🇳🇬 @n6oflife6]

A NADECO member removed A Democratically Elected Governor and Installed a Military Administraor for 6 months. The Military administrator conducted a Sham Local Govt elections and is alleged to have Embezzled over N300 billion in said 6 months.

A NADECO member detained children from Northern Nigeria who were Minors for over 3 months simply bcos they were Protesting Bad Governance. The kids were starved in prison so Badly some of them Fainted when arraigned in Court. Nothing was done about the Issue they were protesting over.

A NADECO Member changed the Nigerian National Anthem from our Beloved “Arise O Compatriots” to some colonial BS without consulting anybody after barely spending 1 year in Office.

A NADECO member has fought the Opposition to the Point that He allegedly Instigates Rival factions within their Parties to cause Crisis, he Publicly Celebrated that the Opposition was in disarray & Unlooks while the Courts and Electoral Bodies continue to shift the Election Goal Posts to Favour Him.

A NADECO member illegally extended the Tenure of the Inspector General of Police who was meant to Resign in 2024 all the way to 2027. Only for said IGP to resign in February 24, 2026, citing "Pressing Family Considerations". 

A NADECO member has been in AsoRock since 2023 and Amnesty International records that more than 13,000+ Nigerians have been killed by Bandits, Terrorists and Herdsmen. Btwn May 2023 and March 2026. He has not Banned OPEN Cattle Grazing or addressed the Terrorism Issue Squarely. Neither does he Visit the Victims or Areas affected by violence. The situation got so Bad the US President issued a Warning to the Nigerian Govt and actually Missiled Terrorist Locations in Nigeria.

A NADECO member removed fuel subsidy but Instead of channeling the Windfall into critical areas of The country that will Benefit the Masses directly He shared the Money amongst the State governors TO DO AS THEY like with little to Zero oversight.

A NADECO member Chokes the allowance of Governors who don’t Support Him or Port over to his Party to the point that the Governor of his own Home state has accused him publicly of withholding over ₦130 billion of their local government statutory allocations.

A NADECO member has 31 out of 36 state Governors. His party has 84 out of 109 Senators plus 241 out of 360
Seats in the House of Reps yet He cannot boast of Winning his ReElection based On Merit and Openly does not Not plan to Conduct Free & Fair Elections.

A NADECO member told you Abacha was a Bad person but got into Power and retained the man who helped Abacha Launder Over $3 billion in the 1990s As his Minister for Budget and Planning.

This And a Thousand other Atrocities.

General Sani Abacha was a Saint when he was in Power compared to these Guys; the Facts and the Data is There.

Fear NADECO members. 🙄🥵🤡🇳🇬

[UptownOfLagos @Uptownoflagos]

@DanielRegha Mr,

Does Anambra have lack of “access to water” & Obi still emerged as the leading Nigeria Governor in the UN inspected MDG goals?

Do you even know the difference between pipe borne water & borehole?

How many States in Nigeria (Lagos & Abuja) included, has “Pipe borne water”?

[Captain Tsubasa🇬🇧🇳🇬 @realtruth_syrup]

https://t.co/UJ6x5tZfYA

[Captain Tsubasa🇬🇧🇳🇬 @realtruth_syrup]

As governor, Peter Obi focused on investments and credit access for business growth, not a wide-scale direct grant initiative for entrepreneurs

[Daniel Regha @DanielRegha]

How many grant revolution did he provide for entrepreneurs in Anambra when he was a two-time sitting governor, and where was this so-called brilliant idea when he worked with Johnathan after he was a governor?

[Captain Tsubasa🇬🇧🇳🇬 @realtruth_syrup]

I don't know where to pin your stupidity to

[Instablog9ja @instablog9ja]

There will be no more exporting of gold to foreign countries for processing. Burkina Faso's gold will be used to back up the country's currency -- Burkina Faso President Ibrahim Traore

[Al Mustapha 🖤 @al_mustizz]

@ruffydfire Context.

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

Africa is the world's most sanctioned continent.

Think about that.

The world's poorest continent that supposedly survives on charity and desperately needs more trade is also the one that is hit with the most trade and travel restrictions of any continent.

Despite all the sanctions - ostensibly imposed for the benefit of human rights and democracy - Africa remains the least politically free continent in the world, which means the sanctions do not work.

African countries collectively are more sanctioned than even Russia and China - economically powerful, nuclear armed countries that the West sees as rivals and hostile rogue states.

Eritrea and Zimbabwe have almost as many sanctions imposed on them as Iran and North Korea. Clearly, Eritrea and Zimbabwe are nowhere near the same global conversation as Iran or North Korea, and the sanctions are NOT having any impact on their attitude toward democracy and human rights.

So this begs the question, why exactly is Africa the world's most sanctioned continent? If the motivation is not benevolent - because they do not deepen democracy or entrench human rights - then what other motivation could there be for these sanctions?

In whose interest is it for the world's poorest continent to have the most restrictions on its access to the global economy, travel, finance, and trade? Who benefits from Africans not being able to trade, travel, and grow?

Why does the continent with 3% of global trade have the highest number of economic and diplomatic sanctions? What are they sanctioning and why?

Food for thought.

[Sammy Sammy @scad_official]

@DanielRegha @IndomieNigeria You mustn’t eat noodles, it’s processed food and not too good for you. Try to buy yam and use red oil, it’s more affordable. No offense.

[David Abdulrazak Atta @the_davidatta]

I remember when they almost killed one Premier League player for kicking a cat...

[UncSants @SantsRNTL]

Naa the way the black guy activated on her

[PO’s MainChic😎 @D_goodybag]

@T_akinpade Tolu how did you arrive at this 1milliom.
How did you manipulate the figures to reach 1m
BAT did not see up to 500k legit votes in the whole country.

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

And the church says?

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

In case you're wondering how I did all this work, it was you that funded it with subscriptions.

With just circa 300 paying subscribers, @WestAfricaWeek did this. Imagine if we had 500, 1,000, 2,000, 5,000 paying subscribers.

Subscribe o! ⬇️

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[AgbaSolThe2nd @AgbaSol2]

Bugs #PS5Share, #EASPORTSFC24

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

Also for the record, the only reason Atiku is in court in Chicago is because Nigeria's legal system is operated and overseen by some of the worst blockheads in the Southern Hemisphere.

There is no document Atiku will obtain under subpoena from Chicago State University which Mike Enahoro-Ebah did not already obtain last year under another subpoena from the same court. You're going to see the same documents which were already published here 10 months ago: https://t.co/3hYyQXkkmR

The reason he has to go through this rigmarole is that the blockheads who wear hot, heavy colonial wigs and sit down inside courtrooms that have to be air-conditioned otherwise they will suffer heatstroke, ascribe lower value to the same documents obtained under the same legal process, when someone else obtained them.

In other words, when a private investigator goes through a legal process to get hold of documents that impact a case between 2 people and these documents are presented to a Nigerian court, the wig-wearing obotes will insist that one of the 2 people involved in the case must go through the same process to get the same documents, or else the documents are deemed - for some unknown reason - to have lesser value in court.

Everybody's time must be wasted, and effort must be needlessly duplicated or else the obotes won't be happy. That's what we refer to as the "Nigerian justice system."

A rotting pile of arbitrary nonsense.