DRC𓃵

what you bring to my table determines the chair you sit on.

[Revolutionary Youth! @torty_mercy]

Tinubu I’m back! No be me go run for you. You are the one who will leave our country for us. Holiday is over.

Tinubu must go!!!

[Revolutionary Youth! @torty_mercy]

Dear @SenRemiTinubu, I have started roasted agbado business as instructed by you. I used my certificates to lit up the fire.

Do well to ensure bandits do not attack me on my way to farm, do well to ensure price of transportation doesn’t run me out of business. Lastly, while you and governor’s wives cruise in the exotic cars you shared, please stop by and buy my corn.

[DRC𓃵 @remideex]

@RealXavier011 @RealXavier011 how come you did funnify this clip?

Do your thing boss

[DRC𓃵 @remideex]

@GuyMr10 How is olu Omo surviving adminst all this? Baba has the code and shared with nobody

[DRC𓃵 @remideex]

@Footballfights Lol 🤣🤣🤣 the commentators

[DRC𓃵 @remideex]

@davido you have the world attention. Clear message

[Davido @davido]

BRING THEM HOME 🇳🇬🌎🙏 #fifaworldcup2026

[DRC𓃵 @remideex]

@secretmanifesto I trust

[DRC𓃵 @remideex]

@SaharaReporters @grok analyse this video and provide specific details

[RAZOR BLADE @razorblade300]

SAD😭💔🇳🇬

Harrison Gwamnishu quits his voluntary anti-k*dnapping operations after high ranked police officers allegedly threatened him.

Here’s a statement from Harrison:

🗣️Harrison Gwamnishu: “I am not trying to make anyone feel incompetent. I understand how it might look when a civilian appears to be doing a job meant for security personnel. I am also not taking anyone’s job, this work is extremely risky, and I respect those who do it full-time.

But how do I continue working with you all without fear? How do I stay focused in the bush when I know that some personnel with me may have superiors who are unhappy with my involvement? Wouldn't they give order?

This voluntary job has taught me a lot. Despite my mistakes, failures, and weaknesses, I have consistently shown that criminals can be tracked and apprehended through technology.

I want to do more, but I cannot read the intentions of those around me in the field.

If tomorrow I am called to serve this nation officially, I will gladly answer that call.

Thank you, Nigerians, for your unwavering support and prayers.”

This is another proof that some officers are benefitting from the business and they don't want anything to affect it or stop it.

Nigeria is gone 😭🇳🇬

[RAZOR BLADE @razorblade300]

Breaking News 🚨🚨🚨🚨

It is now CONFIRMED, Tinubu will be meeting Trump for the FIRST TIME this week to discuss the situation of Nigeria . Trump won’t come to Nigeria so he will be flying to America to meet him .

You know the Good thing about this ? The government will now swiftly fix the problem Nigeria has . The people have been crying and they were silent . It took just one tweet from Donald Trump and everywhere is hot .

Good luck Tunubu . Hope the conversations go well .

[Kayode Abraham @KayodeAbraham12]

@TheNationNews Meanwhile, sale of govt-owned one-room self-contained is going 4 nothing less than N14m in Lagos

N2m to buy scrapped volkwagon beetle or what?

Rather than chasing these powerless folks away, why can't d govt relocate them to another place and assign them wt lands + money?

[Shollz Asaaju @ShollzAsaaju]

@TheNationNews Demolish 40 million naira how pay 1 million as compensation

[Abdulrahman Aramide 🇳🇬 🇩🇪 @Abdulra57514442]

@TheNationNews 2m for a landlord? Why not relocate them to some of the low housing estates? Oh, the low housing are for party members

[👑S.A.L.A.K.O🕊 @UnkleAyo]

I woke up to see that he has gone to another venue.

This is another major road connecting two states, but has a small sized Victoria Lake, right in the middle of the road.

@DapoAbiodunCON, fine boy onirugbon funfun,

has grinded and ruined what's left of Ogun State.

[DRC𓃵 @remideex]

@JanisOmorogbe @drpenking You tried. Well let's withdraw his actions for a minute. Let check how many charges she could be liable to and from how many people in the circle of family and friends that had been involved for those days she went missing. Don't forget the value of resources involved.

[DRC𓃵 @remideex]

Leadership

[EKENE @Floydkennie]

It's giving Oladipo Diya failed coup against Abacha.

[Atiku Abubakar @atiku]

The continued detention of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu remains an open sore on our nation’s conscience and a stain on our belief in the rule of law.

Defying court orders that granted him bail is an abuse of power and an assault on justice.

I, therefore, lend my voice in full support of the campaign led by @sowore for his immediate release or due prosecution.

We fail as patriots if we allow Kanu’s case to fester as yet another wound this nation refuses to heal.
–AA

[DRC𓃵 @remideex]

@RitableP If she resumes billing immediately. She is cheap, as that becomes the rationale

[Sunday Dare,CON @SundayDareSD]

Opinion

IMO – Uzodimma leads NDIGBO to meet President Tinubu in the Heartland of the Igbo Nation

On Monday, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will journey eastward, to Owerri, the beating heart of the Igbo nation. If Kaduna reinforced President Tinubu's northern support base and acceptance, and Ibadan reaffirmed his Yoruba roots, then Owerri embodies his embrace of the Igbo, a people of unmatched resilience, intellect, and industry.

Into this crucible of identity, commerce, and culture, the President will arrive, guided by Governor Hope Uzodimma, to launch a book in his honor and to reassure his Igbo kin of their central place in President Tinubu's vision for Nigeria.

Owerri: The Pulse of Igbo Identity

Owerri is no ordinary city. Known as the “Eastern Heartland,” it has long been the political and cultural meeting point of the Igbo nation. Its landmarks tell the story: Assumpta Cathedral, the majestic seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese, towering as a spiritual anchor for millions; Freedom Square, the civic stage where public life and collective expression find voice.

Owerri’s history also carries scars and triumphs. During the Nigerian Civil War, it was the last capital of the disputed Biafra before the guns fell silent in 1970. Out of that crucible of strife and resilience, Owerri emerged as a city determined never to lose its spirit. Today, its bustling streets and vibrant economy stand as a testament to the Igbo will to endure, rebuild, and flourish.

The city has given Nigeria some of its finest icons like Emmanuel Amunike of the Super Eagles, while the State itself, has produced titans such as Raymond Njoku, nationalist and statesman; the “man of timber and caliber,” K.O. Mbadiwe; Sam Mbakwe, the “weeping governor” whose vision still inspires; Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu, business mogul and philanthropist; Arthur Nzeribe, political tactician; and Onyeka Onwenu, the songbird of Africa. Each name reflects Imo’s dynamism and genius.

A City of Culture and Learning

Owerri is also famed for its vibrant arts and cultural scene. Its social centres, music houses, and annual festivals keep alive the Igbo spirit of performance and storytelling. The city pulses with highlife rhythms, contemporary music, and theatre, making it a creative hub in South East Nigeria.

Uzodimma’s unmatched strides in the digital economy, which have become his defining legacy, setting him apart from his predecessors.

In redefining youth empowerment for the digital age, the Governor has replaced handouts with codes — transforming young people from seekers of aid to creators of opportunity through the SkillUpImo programme, where over 40,000 youths have been trained and equipped with digital tools for the future.

This marriage of scholarship and creativity makes Owerri not just the Igbo heartland, but also one of Nigeria’s most forward-looking cities where tradition, intellect, and innovation coexist.

Tinubu and the Igbo: A History of Respect

For President Tinubu, Owerri is not uncharted territory. As Governor of Lagos, he set a tone of inclusivity by appointing Igbo sons and daughters into his cabinet, entrusting them with critical portfolios. It was a powerful gesture of accommodation that affirmed his belief that governance is strongest when diversity is embraced.

As President, he has extended the same spirit nationwide. His administration has prioritized major infrastructure in the South East: completing the Second Niger Bridge; rehabilitating the Enugu–Port Harcourt Expressway; upgrading federal roads linking Imo to its neighbors; and supporting industrial corridors that promise jobs and growth. These are not token gestures, but commitments to root Igbo aspirations firmly within Nigeria’s shared progress. 1/2