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[D' Empress @Omatune]

This man is is Emperor Jarret Tenebe, the current chairman of APC in Edo State.

In May 2025, Ahmed Tinubu appointed him as the Governing Board Chairman of the Federal College of Agriculture, Akure (FCA) as a thank you for all his previous riggings.

In March 2026, he successfully translated his interim leadership into a unanimous 4-year term, during the state consensus congress, securing his position as the ultimate administrator of the ruling party in Edo State until 2030.

You can't even challenge this, because that's what the drvggie in aso Rock said.

In June, 2026 he has served as one of the INEC observers for the jus concluded Ekiti election, which saw APC as the winning party.

This is against INEC Guidelines for Election Observation, accreditation in which observers are strictly required to be independent, neutral, and non-partisan.

These men are eating off the future of the youths who protect them.

Amupitan is here to deliver APC in 2027, but he too will be shocked.

They can do all their local anyhowness, that rotten fish head will be replaced 2027

[Bàbájídé B𝗹𝘂𝗻𝘁 @CRawkeen]

We cannot end open defecation in Lagos when we still have people hanging around public infrastructure. They have turned bridges and flyovers into living areas and the surrounding is their toilet. In fact, you could be in transit along Leventis or Ebute Ero and you'd see people defecating into the lagoon. This is not a problem you can solve with a one-time enforcement. It's time for Lagos state to get radical about these things

[mike @mikealebiosu]

foreign reserve dey increase but citizen no fit afford to buy gas to cook wetin to eat.

this government is a complete mess.

[YH @Yemihazan]

I believe any popular person in this country can now assemble people and give them weapons?

Because what level of clearance does this one has to do something like this?

[Olusegun Bakare𓃵 @theboyisgreat]

An Edo state APC chairman working for INEC is one of the greatest Misfortune of INEC.

Amupitan will not die well..

[Osamudiamen @OSAS4l]

Not having a preferred candidate is not a flex, it shows you are the problem. Over 12 candidates will be on the ballot paper, you should be able to choose 1 person.

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

Ekiti elections dogged by BVAS issues!

Is this how Nigerians are going to be treated in 2027!

We mustn’t hear Technical glitch in 2027!

[sc @sxdiqcarter_]

I think the reason Nigeria isn't on this list is cos we don't have an active or reliable data collection agency.

[Osaretin Victor Asemota @asemota]

This is what the beginning of anarchy looks like.

[Nedu Ani @Nedumcity_]

Sunday Igboho, a civilian gave ultimatum to Fulani households, he equally threatened to come back and kill every one of them if kidnapped children and adults are not released by terrorists. If it was Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, Nigerian Army would be everywhere with Operation Tigbuo Zogbuo.

[MonITNG @monitng]

BUSTED!!!

Dear Nigerians,

It is deeply concerning that a sitting state party chairman of the APC, in Edo State Jarret Tenebe, was reportedly accredited as an “election observer” during yesterday’s Ekiti State governorship election.

Election observation is supposed to be anchored on neutrality, independence, and strict non-partisanship. It exists to protect public confidence in the electoral process by ensuring that those who assess elections have no political stake in the outcome. When that standard is blurred, the credibility of the entire exercise is called into question.

The idea that a senior political actor actively involved in party leadership structures can be placed in an observer role during an election where political interests are directly at play raises serious concerns about conflict of interest. Even if framed as party representation or civic engagement, it still contradicts the spirit of impartial electoral oversight.

INEC’s accreditation process is meant to safeguard trust in elections. However, when politically exposed individuals are granted observer status, it sends a troubling signal that the boundaries meant to protect neutrality are not being strictly enforced. This not only fuels suspicion but also weakens public confidence in the integrity of the process.

Democracy is not only about ballots and results; it is also about the systems that ensure fairness and transparency. When those systems appear compromised or inconsistently applied, the legitimacy of outcomes no matter who wins becomes harder for citizens to accept.

For Nigeria’s democracy to grow stronger, election observation must remain strictly in the hands of independent and non-partisan actors. Anything less risks turning a democratic safeguard into a political tool. #EkitiDecides2026 #GetInvolved @YIAGA

[Uncle Ruckus @Emarged]

What’s the poverty rate in Ekiti State?

[Abu Amir @SadiqMaunde]

At the time when Peter Obi is donating millions to school, APC is throwing breads to people in Ekiti state.

Again, the choice of whether you want to be OK or not, is entirely yours.

[Abiodun @bin_gbada]

O lowo lówo baje bajè. Ó tun wa niwa.
That’s why they hate him.

[Chisom Ogamba, PhD @CP_Ogamba]

That Lagos commissioner that has been making noise on the TL since yesterday… I swear if whatever you think or say you are doing, you are doing it & it is working, you won’t need to be making all these noise, the people will see & feel it. Waste management is not rocket science

[T. Rânkïn' PisTola! @AfroVII]

"Go back to your state" to defend a political class that has turned you into nothing. You have no say, no relevance. They don't regard you or yours.

And you can tell me, a Sarumi of No. 57 Idumagbo Ave to "go back". You fucking snivelling cretin.

[Shehu Gazali Sadiq @Rejoice_inlife]

INEC made sure BVAS aren't working in the Ekiti state election.
Then they gave uncollected voters card to APC, which they give out to people to vote.
INEC finally allow manual accreditation for voting without BVAS. These are the issues.

The election is Ekiti was a sham.

[Abiodun @bin_gbada]

Bruh, fix roads for your people first now. Do you have a problem with fixing roads?

[Aisha Yesufu @AishaYesufu]

We will soon have warlords controlling sections of the country!!!

The signs are all there.

[Ossy Vincent @ossynoya]

If it costs $600m to win a presidential election in Nigeria, citizens should just forget about wanting a better government because there’s no way in hell someone that spent that amount cares about you and you’re future.