@digitalaom@pious_minister@pious_minister you no see the original video here?
Abi the money them allegedly pay you don blind your eyes?
2027, apc must go for Nigerians to stay alive.
@branch_ng The transfer i did since 1 am from your app to my other bank has not been successful and I have not gotten a reversal on it.
I need my money @branch_ng this is a fraudulent act
@GovWike Donโt be fooled. This isnโt about strengthening the judiciary - itโs about bending it. While terrorists roam freely and Nigerians die daily, Wike and Tinubu are building palaces to keep judges under control. Democracy is being sold to the highest bidder. Shame!
@GovWike so how can we expect judges to rule against or give judgement against wike and tinubu's administration and then go and sleep in the quarters that wike and tinubu's administration made for them?
Ah, @GovWike, is there anything in the country you guys will not destroy? The audacity is breathtaking. You parade this construction project as though it were an act of generosity. But we both know better.
You are the Executive. The Court of Appeal is the Judiciary. Separate arms. Separate powers. Separate mandates.
A functional democracy requires an independent Judiciary with its own budget and operational autonomy. What you are doing, Wike, is nothing short of bribery by architecture; purchasing silence, buying judgments, and indebting judges to a political structure that has repeatedly shown contempt for due process and the rule of law.
And yet here you are, building homes for judges, not out of kindness, but out of calculation. Youโre not constructing buildings; youโre constructing loyalty. Youโre acquiring influence; quietly, permanently, structurally. By inserting the Executive into the financial and infrastructural affairs of the Judiciary, you are eroding the most fundamental safeguard of democracy: judicial independence.
This isnโt governance. This is a hostile takeover of the Judiciary. A deliberate attempt to bend the scales of justice; brick by brick, contract by contract.
And the tragedy is not just what youโve done, but that you expect Nigerians to clap for it.
But we see you. And history will too.