Burkina Faso people are lucky to have Ibrahim Traore. See a visionary leader speaking and see how it is hitting hard on the people. A leader with ideology. He is just like Thomas Sankara. Burkina Faso was destined to succeed. Ibrahim Traore is a good leader.
A few days ago, I received unsolicited offers of $3 million, along with an invitation to a confidential meeting in London, from a highly placed individual whom I have been informed is connected to #Nigerian President Bola #Tinubu. I believe these offers were an attempt to persuade my firm to end our campaign concerning President Tinubu's alleged #heroin-trafficking records.
I refused the offers, immediately preserved screenshots of the exchanges, and forwarded all the evidence to the U.S. Department of Justice (@TheJusticeDept). It remains shocking to me that, despite the @FBI and #DEA's heroin-trafficking allegations concerning Nigerian President Bola Tinubu, @CNN , the @washingtonpost, and the @nytimes have never reported on this shocking story.
It seems The Washington Post’s slogan, “Democracy Dies in Darkness,” applies only when The Washington Post is scrutinizing President @realDonaldTrump and @Republicans. When it concerns the @JoeBiden Administration blocking the release of drug-trafficking documents concerning an African president, there is silence. True journalism in America is dead.
@GOP@WhiteHouse@PressSec
What i know is that if the runways in Abuja and Lagos international airports were closed for four days, it will be tagged a national emergency and heaven and earth will be moved to get the runways open
At this stage the Nigerian Army corps of Engineers should be moved to site with Julius Berger to perform immediate palliative on the roads until a full redesign and rework is done
Jobs and economic growth have been lost because of this incompetence.
This is a deliberate sabotage of the Eastern Economy corridor (EEC).
Many of you will not understand this tweet.
But the Nigerian state is deliberate in their attempt to strangulate the EEC.
A lot has happened in the Nigerian political, and religious space to vindicate Nnamdi Kanu.
Nnamdi Kanu is a prisoner of conscience. He's not a criminal. He should be released unconditionally.
“Alex Barbir, Speaking To Americans And World Leaders, Describes Horrific Scenes He Says He Witnessed In Nigeria: Babies Burned, Villages Wiped Out, Entire Families K!lled In a Single Night, Including a One-Year-Old Child💔. He Went Further To State That More Christians Are Being K!lled In Nigeria Than In Every Other Country Combined, And That Too Few People Are Speaking Up For The Victims. Statements Like This Force a Difficult Conversation. Large-Scale Violence Against Christian Communities Has Been a Recurring Tragedy In Parts Of Nigeria For Years. The Real Issue Is Not Only The Brutality Of The Attacks. It Is Also The Repeated Failure Of The Nigerian Government To Protect Its Citizens And The Selective Silence That Follows Depending On Who The Victims Are. Every Nigerian Life Lost To This Kind Of Violence Deserves The Same Urgency, Regardless Of Religion Or Ethnicity. Whether You Agree With Barbir Or Not, The Underlying Reality Of Insecurity And Targeted Killings Remains a National Emergency That Cannot Be Ignored.”
“Tinubu Government Bent On Winning By All Means”
“Unfortunately they have a lot of means at their disposal and they’re deploying all the means in a way that eventually the votes of people may not count”
John Cardinal Onaiyekan
Catholic Archbishop Emeritus