Agunechemba @diruCC

Bola @officialABAT, your campaign spokesman has admitted that ministers paid billions in bribes to secure their appointments. You appointed them, so who received the money? Nigerians deserve names, not silence. Your government’s reckless decisions have driven the cost-of-living crisis. And when you withhold funds from ministries because you distrust your own ministers, Nigerians are left paying for a government that has abandoned them. -AA

Renewed Lies: 12 Simple Questions Tinubu Must Answer in Kaduna Tomorrow by Mohammed Bello Doka 23 October, 2026. Tomorrow, the All Progressives Congress will officially launch its 2027 presidential campaign in Kaduna, not Lagos. It will be another rally. Another sea of rented crowds. Another round of thunderous promises that were never meant to be kept. It is akin to a lying competition in which the speaker knows he is lying, the listeners know the speaker is lying, and both pretend otherwise — a ritual that repeats every four years with the precision of a broken clock. But this time, the questions must follow the convoy. And they must be asked not only to the man on the podium, but to everyone who climbs that stage, and to every Nigerian regardless of party — because the deception is not the property of one party. It is a national affliction. Here are twelve simple questions. 1. Who removed fuel subsidy — and where are the savings? Your spokespersons, including the Director General of your campaign council, Senator Abdulaziz Yari, now claim there was no subsidy provision in the 2023 appropriation when you took over as president, while in direct contrast your supporters trumpet subsidy removal as your greatest achievement. On May 29, 2023, you declared: "Subsidy can no longer justify its ever-increasing costs in the wake of drying resources. We shall instead re-channel the funds into better investment in public infrastructure, education, health care and jobs that will materially improve the lives of millions." The question here is who removed subsidy and where is the benefit. After removing a benefit enjoyed by over 200 million Nigerians, what verifiable benefits have the savings delivered — and can you publish the subsidy savings ledger? The government claimed removal would save over ₦10 trillion in two years; Nigerians are still waiting for the hospitals, schools and jobs that money was meant to build. 2. Insecurity: "the only repentant bandit is a dead bandit" — so why negotiate with bandits in the North and not the South-West? In Kaduna, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai said the only repentant bandit is a dead one. Yet your administration continues to explore negotiation and amnesty frameworks with bandits in the North while refusing any such approach in Yorubaland. Why the double standard — and what have you actually done to curtail insecurity since May 2023? Between 2023 and 2025, Nigeria recorded thousands of kidnappings and killings, with the North-West accounting for the largest share. 3. "Where is the light?" — your own second-term test On the 2023 campaign trail you promised that if you could not fix Nigeria's electricity, Nigerians should not vote for you in 2027. Where is the light? Has grid supply, generation capacity, or tariff relief improved enough for you to stand by your own test? Nigerians still endure collapsing grids and darkness while paying more for power than ever — Nigerians now pay ₦209 per kilowatt-hour after the April 2024 tariff hike. Where is the money? 4. Poverty: your own spokesmen admit multidimensional poverty has risen — and over 75% of the poor are in the North. Are you here to hold our governors to account? Bayo Onanuga and other spokespersons have acknowledged a considerable increase in multidimensional poverty. NBS data puts over 75% of Nigeria's multidimensional poor in the North. You have asked citizens to hold their governors to account — so what is the Federal Government's accountability for the North, and what specific federal interventions have reversed these numbers since May 2023? The NBS Multidimensional Poverty Index reported 133 million Nigerians — about 63% of the population — as multidimensionally poor, with the North-West alone accounting for over 45 million. 5. Agriculture: the Kaduna promise and the food crisis

My fellow Nigerians, young and old, I know the pain you are carrying. Parents go to bed worried about what they will feed their children tomorrow. Pensioners must choose between buying medicine and buying food. Young people work hard, yet transport, rent and basic needs consume what they earn. And across the country, families live with the fear of kidnapping, attacks and whether their loved ones will return home safely. No family should have to face hunger and insecurity at the same time. We cannot allow this hardship and fear to become the future our children inherit. If you are a registered voter, please go and collect your PVC. Hold on to it. It is your voice, your choice and your peaceful power to demand change. Bola made life expensive. I will work to make life affordable again and restore the security every Nigerian deserves. Let us stand together, across generations, and vote for a Nigeria where every family can live with dignity, safety and hope. -AA

Popular creator Dimma Umeh has called on Igbo parents to appreciate the meanings and cultural significance of Igbo names rather than choosing them simply because they can be shortened to sound like foreign designer brands. She cited names such as Chimamanda and Chizaram, which can be shortened to Amanda and Zara, respectively, urging parents to embrace the rich meanings, praises and circumstances behind traditional Igbo names such as Chioma, Chidimma and Yagazie. Ndi Igbo ka anyi na’za afa Igbo anyi @dinmaumeh

“Inflation is a worldwide thing” My brother same as development oooooooo!!!! Development is also a worldwide thing please let’s adopt that too.

The task at hand remains the same, whether you are ADC, NDC, PRP, SDP, or whatever political party you belong to, the task at hand remains the same #TinubuMustGo #TMG

Let me put this in plain English so you slowpokes can understand. Available energy is the ONLY way an economy can grow. Our main Energy is petroleum. It’s now 1400 naira. Once electricity subsidy goes, you fools will start smashing 2 stones together to make a fire. Continue

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Electricity subsidy to be removed in 2027. - Minister of Power

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National President! #TinubuMustGo

Fuel - N1500 per liter Please bring back subsidy before we all die from this madness.

I initially thought this comedian @seyimakinde was joking, but now I can see he is serious. Does he really think Asiwaju will call him for negotiations? 😅😂 He should know that is highly unlikely. Tinubu is a stubborn and calculating politician. My advice to him is simple: keep the receipts and full details of all the funds received from the Federal Government, especially the ₦30 billion allocated to support the Bodija Market traders whose shops were destroyed by fire months ago. 😂😅🤣 #ResetNigeria

@fattylincorn_01 Can't you read....aspirant is not the candidate of the Party

APC members supporting Tinubu!

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To show u how stupid ds removal of subsidy and devaluation of Naira is, my salary in 2023, b4 this disaster, was 130k, which is $433. I was buying fuel #200+ 2day, bcos of d new minimum wage, my salary is 300k, which is $200. Now, I'm buying fuel at #1300 Am I poorer or richer?

Nigeria may not be facing a constitutional vacuum today, but there is a disturbing vacuum of political leadership. I have travelled, lived and spent time abroad, and I have never pretended otherwise. But there is a fundamental difference between the travels of a private citizen and the responsibility of the sitting President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Consider what Bola Tinubu is leaving behind. Petrol priced beyond the reach of ordinary people. Families rationing food. Transport fares that have turned a journey to one’s own village into a luxury. Insecurity that buries Nigerians week after week. And in the middle of all this, President Tinubu has packed his bags for three weeks in Europe. The Vice President is abroad on official duty. That makes the President’s decision even more difficult to understand. Leadership is not merely the constitutional right to occupy an office; it is the judgment to know when your country needs you at home. A father may travel when all is well. But when his roof is burning and his family is trapped inside, he does not pick up his suitcase and head for the airport. That is the issue here. It is not that a President must never rest or travel. It is that Nigeria is burning, and the President has chosen a boarding pass over the fire extinguisher. Millions of Nigerians are being grounded by hardship while their President is airborne. The people can barely afford to move, but the President keeps moving. A government that cannot feel the pain it inflicts will never summon the will to end it. Tinubu made Nigeria expensive. I will make Nigeria affordable again. -AA

I ran into Faze yesterday and we recreated this picture of us from around 20 years ago😆…

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Let me greet my APC friends.. What's happening? You are not posting results again? 🤣🤣

Hon. James Faleke, stop putting pressure on INEC to change Osun election result. Respect the wishes of Osun people. We don’t want Oyetola and AMBO

Dear @officialABAT, It is imperative that you use your good office to issue a clear warning to the heads of security agencies deployed to protect the good people of Osun State and safeguard the integrity of the electoral process. Reports of attempts to hijack or disrupt collation centres by desperate and rejected politicians across the state are deeply concerning and unacceptable, particularly given the large number of security personnel deployed to ensure a peaceful and credible election. I therefore implore you to reiterate the commitment made to the people of Osun State that their votes will count and that the outcome of this election will reflect their genuine choice. The Nigeria @PoliceNG, @OfficialDSSNG @HQNigerianArmy @official_NSCDC and other security agencies must strictly adhere to this directive, while @inecnigeria must be given every necessary support to conclude the process and deliver a credible and transparent outcome. The people of Osun State have spoken with one voice, and their voices must be heard. Their votes must be protected, and their mandate must be respected.

After this election, una go respect OSUN people by force!!! #OsunDecides2026