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@dr_Drofilk No, anyone who is running for a political office must make provisions for a media team. It is not a “free” something, it’s a serious strategic plan! Politicians around the world churn out lots of money for it. This is his reputation and image we are talking about, not Twitter…

@PeterObi My own is to retweet what PO tweeted without reading it. Man is always making sense 💯📌

our very talented youths will be able to thrive and achieve their full potential. In the New Nigeria, we will build a safe, secure and productive nation where our youths will grow, excel on the global stage and contribute to national development. -PO

which has continued to claim the lives of our fellow Nigerians, I believe that the needed urgency required to address these issues cannot be over emphasized. The report this morning reads, in part, "the number of food-insecure Nigerians increased significantly,

from 66.2 million in Q1 2023 to 100 million in Q1 2024 (WFP, 2024), with 18.6 million facing acute hunger and 43.7 million Nigerians showing crisis-level or above crisis-level hunger- coping strategies as of March 2024.

While the above report gives an insight into the present and impending food crisis in the nation, the present realities show that we are already in a worse situation than is presented in the report.

An earlier similar report by Cadre Harmonise stated that about 31.5 million Nigerians are projected to face acute hunger by June-August of this year. What is now very worrisome is that many Nigerians have lost their lives in their quest to find food,

reflecting a very acute level of hunger not yet captured in the media. We are gradually descending to the level of the survival of the fittest, where, driven by hunger and the quest for survival, one loses every sense of order to do the unthinkable.

With the recurrent bandits and terror attacks on farmers, many of them have abandoned their farms. It is reported that in a state like Sokoto, farmers have paid an accumulated sum of N3 billion in ransom to bandits.

Others pay as high as N100,000 each to bandits to gain access to their farmlands. About 165 farmers have reportedly lost their lives to insecurity this year alone. It is, therefore, a matter of severe urgency, for the government to give all due attention to the problems of

insecurity in the country. This will in turn reduce the problems of food insecurity, when farmers safely return to their farms, and thereby solve the economic problem of food inflation. A New and hunger-free Nigeria is indeed POssible. -PO

The vast arable lands in the North, if put into productive use, will not only give us sufficient food for local consumption, but even the surplus for export. A New Nigeria is POssible! -PO

@chude__ This was me in d Governorship Electn in Lagos, just bcos I chose to be quiet, Egboefon, Lekki Lagos, those evil guys came to our polling unit thrice, I don't even know if it's broken bottle or stone that caused this for me. Anybody minimising what happened in d last Electn

It unearths how insecurity has continued to ravage many parts of the country, taking innocent lives and killing the economy. I thank the Abia State Governor, Dr Alex Otti, for taking such a bold step against insecurity in the State. This is highly emulatable.

I recall facing a similar situation in 2013 as the Governor of Anambra State. I was accompanying President Goodluck Johnathan to an official engagement outside the country when I received the sad report of about 35 decomposing bodies floating on Ezu River, Anambra.

I had to leave everything to rush back to the State to attend to the situation and ensure that order was restored in the vicinity. Investigation was immediately commenced, with autopsies conducted, before the Federal Government took over the process and asked the State Government

to hands off. Security of lives and property remains the primary duty of any government and key to any meaningful development we hope to experience as a nation. We must therefore prioritise it.

I encourage governments at all levels to make more efforts in combating insecurity in the nation. -PO

@General_Oluchi This Mueez akande looks like Arabambi and Lamidi Apapa combined.

Bola A. Tinubu v. Chicago State University Listen to the facts surrounding the CSU saga