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[Sadiq G sadiq @sadiqGsadiq]

They didn’t find a single soul worthy of the SUV among those PR degenerates.

They know the dogs aren’t worth anything like that. For 50–200k you’ll hold their leash and make them bark at whoever you point them at.

Mahaukata keep pushing the “A4A.” 😂

[Ronaldinho @10Ronaldinho]

El Clásico sempre foi diferente de todos os outros jogos... não somente pela rivalidade, mas também pelos confrontos em seleções que trazemos para este momento! É uma mistura de emoções e de rivalidade pessoal, de oportunidade pra se reinventar dentro da competição... momento de ganhar a confiança do treinador e da torcida, dependendo do seu momento atual!!! E também de confirmação de um grande momento, isso representa um clássico... tudo pode mudar e acontecer em um minuto! Um gol, um passe, uma jogada genial ou um drible desconcertante. Que saudades destes momentos!!!
Desejo um grande espetáculo, um grande jogo e uma vitória para todos nós que amamos o futebol arte!!!! Boa sorte e Visca @fcbarcelona 🙏🏾🍀🔵🔴🤙🏾

[$ULTAN☠️𝕏 @Sarki_sultan]

Imagine accusing your opponent for Hunger and poverty in the country you are leading. 💔

[Abba Hikima @Abbahikima]

Kaduna APC Flag-Off Exposed: Rented Crowds, Guarded Posters, and Tinubu’s Evident Vulnerability

By Abba Hikima, Esq.

The APC's campaign flag-off in Kaduna was meant to be a thunderous showcase of strength, a banner raised high on the winds of momentum.
All the APC’s who-is-who converged in the state to make sure that they manufactured first impression of a successful first outing. Yet, viral videos that swept across social media told a different story: one of scattered voices, restless crowds, and a unity that existed more in the speeches than on the ground.

On camera, the cracks were very visible. Several attendees admitted without hesitation, that they had been paid ₦10,000 to show up, and many added that they had never supported the APC at all.

In one of the viral videos I watched, the Kano section of the crowd raised their voices to chant, “Sai Abba” even when the MC called out “Kaduna", and “ Nigeria”. Not because they do not know what to say or how to respond, but obviously because they weren’t on the same page politically as people who brought them to the occasion.

In another instance, Daily Trust reported though briefly- as the piece was later taken down- that Tinubu was booed during the event.

Many other clips told the same story. Moments after the event ended, people still dressed in APC colours tore down campaign posters and set the party's trademark brooms ablaze. In another video, organizers were heard coaching participants to avoid shouting "Nigeria sai Tinubu," steering them toward a safer, hollow refrain: "APC daga sama har kasa," or "APC from top to bottom."

These scenes cannot speak for every soul at the rally. But they reveal a crowd divided, and they prove that a full field of paid crowd is not the same as a full heart. High turnout is not political support and posters do not vote. Elections are won by real voters, millions of whom are bending under the weight of severe economic hardship- thanks to Tinubu maladministration.

As a convener of the Tinubu Must Go (#TMG) movement, my opposition to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is no secret. Yesterday’s event must be judged for what it was. I must admit that all my adult life, I have never seen a sitting Nigerian president seeking re-election is as unpopular across the length and breadth of Nigeria as president Tinubu.

By Allah, I once shared a flight with two prominent members of the APC Presidential Campaign Council. Off the record, they confessed that even they would not vote for Tinubu in a free and fair election.

What unfolded in Kaduna is a warning flare over the President's political vulnerability.

God bless Nigeria.

[FC Barcelona @FCBarcelona]

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📸 @fpa

[FC Barcelona @FCBarcelona_es]

Listos para defender el escudo 🛡️

[IMRAN @imrana_usman01]

Shi fah Sarkin waka baya waƙar banza yasin. Wannan ma dai ta hau... So encouraging 🫡❤️

[Ɗan Ínna 🇵🇸 @ii_khaleedor]

The problem is you think you are safe, the victims thought so too.

Ba tsaro a qasa fah!

[𝐃𝐫 𝐀𝐛𝐮𝐛𝐚𝐤𝐚𝐫 𝐇𝐢𝐝𝐢𝐦𝐚 @Realoilsheikh]

They're abusing the poverty they have inflicted on the people, and not that majority of them are also out of the poverty window. The elections would come and go, and they will live with the aftermath for the rest of their lives.

[DJ Ab @Dj_Abba]

What is happening in Arewa is heartbreaking, terrifying, and completely unacceptable. People are being kidnapped, tortured, killed, and held for ransom. Videos and reports of these horrific incidents are circulating everywhere online, yet it feels as though the suffering of ordinary citizens has become something we are expected to live with. How did we get to a point where people can no longer feel safe in their own communities, on the roads, or even inside their homes?

Let us be honest with ourselves: our leaders have failed woefully in their most fundamental responsibility, which is to protect the lives and property of the people they govern. This is not about politics, political parties, or who supports which government. It is about human lives, the safety of our families, and the future of our communities. No political affiliation should ever be more important than the lives of innocent Nigerians.

Today, people travelling from one place to another do so with the fear that they may never reach their destination. Families are terrified whenever their loved ones embark on a journey. Even those who remain in their homes are no longer certain that their homes offer them protection. When people begin to fear being abducted from their own neighbourhoods, we must acknowledge that something has gone terribly wrong.

Take Millennium City in Kaduna, for example. The growing fear of bandit attacks and kidnappings is becoming a serious concern for residents. People are reportedly beginning to consider leaving their homes because they no longer feel safe where they live. Imagine working hard to build a home, establish a business, raise your children, and create a future for your family, only to find yourself living in constant fear that you could be taken away for ransom at any moment. No one deserves to live like this.

The consequences extend far beyond the immediate victims of these attacks. Insecurity destroys livelihoods, disrupts education, weakens local businesses, discourages economic activity, and forces families to abandon the communities they have spent years building. It creates an environment where businesses struggle to survive, property loses value, and development becomes increasingly difficult. Most importantly, it destroys the peace of mind that every human being deserves.

No serious investor wants to invest in an environment where lives and property are constantly under threat. Investors need security, stability, and confidence that their businesses, employees, and investments will be protected. When insecurity drives residents away and discourages new businesses from entering a community, the economic consequences eventually affect the entire state. Development cannot thrive where people are afraid to live, work, travel, and conduct their daily activities.

This is why the security crisis in Arewa must not be treated as just another political talking point. It requires urgent attention, decisive action, accountability, and a genuine commitment to protecting the people. We cannot continue to normalise the loss of innocent lives, the payment of ransoms, the displacement of families, and the suffering of communities as though these things are an unavoidable part of life.

Leadership is not merely about occupying an office, making promises, attending events, or campaigning for the next election. Leadership comes with a responsibility to protect citizens, respond to their suffering, and create the conditions necessary for them to live with dignity and peace. When people cannot safely travel, sleep in their homes, or go about their daily lives, serious questions must be asked about the effectiveness of those entrusted with their security.

[Instablog9ja @instablog9ja]

"When politics pays your bills, the truth becomes your enemy"— Singer Di'ja

[Daniel Regha @DanielRegha]

Bola Ahmed Tinubu has proven to be a failure in leadership 100%.

[Sadiq G sadiq @sadiqGsadiq]

Gaskia I must commend Arewa Twitter. Everyone’s concern has shifted to our pressing issues, we’re now debunking fake news and asking the right questions. Our people are finally liberated. It’s so good to see. Kudos to everyone.

[Xfactor8 @Xfactor080]

@TouchlineX Clowns

[Barça Universal @BarcaUniversal]

Imagine what Barcelona could do if Hansi Flick lined up in a 4-3-3 with a midfield trio of Pedri, Rodri and Frenkie de Jong.

UNFAIR. 🔥

[Abba Hikima @Abbahikima]

TMG Ambassadors nationwide: collect your PVC and be ready to exercise your democratic right peacefully.

When we say Tinubu Must Go, we mean lawfully, peacefully and democratically—through the ballot box.

#TinubuMustGo #TMG #GetYourPVC

[FC Barcelona @FCBarcelona]

MEDICAL REPORT

First-team player Frenkie de Jong has been given the medical all-clear and will be available for selection by Hansi Flick for the match against Betis.

[Hansi’s Barça 🇩🇪 (fan) @Flickxball]

FC Barcelona vs Galatasaray

Hell was pretty cold.

[Fatimaaaa K ♥️ @fatimaaaah__]

In case you are new here on X, this guy is mad, moron, muttonhead, knucklehead, ediot and nincompoop!

One of Kaduna residents are in captivity but look at the nonsense he is posting.

[Abba Hikima @Abbahikima]

If the Tinubu government knew how much traction and popularity its actions in Kano have given the Tinubu Must Go (#TMG) movement, perhaps it would have quietly allowed us to gather peacefully and exercise our constitutional rights.

By barricading our venue with heavily armed policemen and preventing a peaceful gathering, they have amplified the very message they apparently wanted to suppress.

We are even more emboldened. Nigerians can see what is happening for themselves. You cannot preach democracy while being frightened by citizens peacefully expressing a political opinion.

TMG remains peaceful, lawful and determined. Tinubu Must Go!