AB Jumbo @drbjumbo

This Nigeria is a dream, one in which the “elites” are both incapable of establishing and unprepared to live in.

Peter Obi @PeterObi

16 hours ago

After My Visits to Benue and Plateau. After returning to Abuja on 8th September 2026, following our visits to Benue and Plateau States, I travelled to Europe, first to Germany and then to the United Kingdom. There, I participated in a series of high-level meetings addressing

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@ChuksEricE Low IQ is destroying Nigeria!

Best take I’ve read so far!

Mr. Czar @Mrczar_

15 hours ago

Nigerians love to watch films they won't partake in: Abiola went against the establishment, got arrested and jailed - Nigerians moved on. Nnamdi Kanu did the same thing. Nigerians moved on. The EndSars Matrys - same thing. Nigerians do NOT know how to sustain a fight, but

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Asking questions like this of politicians is so pedestrian, so naive, so purposeless. It does not belong in serious adult conversation!

oseni rufai @ruffydfire

a day ago

What changed!

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Usually private. Real estate moguls. Sometimes at the behest of a government housing scheme. And in some cases, the government has designated prices they shouldn’t sell above, set based on the neighbourhood and average income in the area/precinct. All in all, governments set the tone of development they want. Private sector pick up the development policy and see what they can do to invest capital. Residential development, business districts, green spaces, etc. In places where things work, you can hardly tell the difference between govt and private sector. They complement each other so well all to the good and growth of the country.

@Smarto_Sneh @Victorokeke_ It’s a reach. lol

@ruffydfire Don’t create panic Mr Rufai. They will transfer the money during elections.

They will transfer it during elections so no problem.

oseni rufai @ruffydfire

2 days ago

The Auditor-General says there is no evidence of cash transfer payments to the poor, and the nation is silent. What will make Nigerians speak?

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In the ranking of things, Nigerian politicians consider feral dogs as having more value than a Nigerian police officer. If you think I’m lying, look up the budget for what police dogs consume on paper and what the men are worth. The country is upside down. It’s walking on its head. Madness is enthroned. Human nature at its worst. A Nigerian life costs less than N 25,000 these days. The only people smiling are the politicians and their closest relatives. Someday!

@benuestategovt @PeterObi Every dog has its day! Nasir El Rufai and Emefiele understand this message now. Enjoy!

@UchePOkoye … and he has the IQ of a chicken 🐓. Pls complete the biography.

So you mean to go to war, and potentially end up with a few dead people, like the Osun elections. Or to order his security detail to shoot at the misguided youths who are led by their lack of decent education and economic opportunities? What exactly is Peter Obi’s play in Benue that will not end up with him dealing with dead people on his hands and Tinubu and the APC spinning the story to implicate him? Or perhaps is it not best that he avoided the confrontation and expose the Tinubu presidency for the dangerous politics he’s playing and promoting? I’m not sure. Pls tell me!

Inibehe Effiong @InibeheEffiong

2 days ago

Peter Obi’s cautionary and endlessly diplomatic approach to issues and politics is not going to deter the Tinubu regime, governors and his political adversaries who are continuously undermining his right to freedom of movement. At some point, he has to realize that fierce

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@Drmopaul Nigeria is exactly where it ought to be, given the nature of the man at the helm.

Na man you be!

Peter Obi @PeterObi

3 days ago

UNITY AND LOVE IN POLITICS Yesterday, I joined my brothers, Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State, the Presidential candidate of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), and Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State, the Leader of the APM, at the commissioning of the party’s Presidential

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I’d never understand this unusual desire you people express, which is built on the unrealistic expectation that an entire giant continent of people should hold hands and sing kumbaya together. Where in this world is such a thing easily achievable? Nobody needs to play anybody for conflict or hate to fester. Africa is the most genetically diverse continent. West Africans are NOT same people as South Africans. Even if we are, unity is not a natural state of being for any two human beings. It must be worked on and earned over years of discord. We like to over-simplify African identity as if we are just simpletons that will naturally remain peaceful and unified without an external influence. No. It’s never that simple. As ethnically similar as the Serbs and other Yugoslavians are, they have been at each other’s throats for decades. Political, social and religious differences are not simple things to brush aside and say, all black people must automatically become friends. The way you guys simplify yourselves as Africans says a lot about your intellectual capacity and depth regarding human nature.

Peter Obi @PeterObi

3 days ago

UNITY AND LOVE IN POLITICS Yesterday, I joined my brothers, Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State, the Presidential candidate of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), and Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State, the Leader of the APM, at the commissioning of the party’s Presidential

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You can scream till tomorrow, it will not change. And yet the method to change a whole lot of madness in Nigeria is as simple as ABC. How did Europeans change their own system? Simple principle. Simple theory. Somebody high up MUST take the fall. If a system fails at the bottom, a Minister must resign, a DG must resign, a Senior official must take the fall. All we need is a President who understands this, and Nigeria will change overnight. As the Federal Hospital turns away a patient, the CMD, the Commissioner for Health and the Minister for Health are all supposed to resign. That way, when you appoint new ones, that issue is cured once and for all. They just know that such foolishness and other misconducts, will lead to their resignation or sack. So they will sit up and straighten up everyone under the chain of command. But let’s keep acting like Nigerian politicians know what they are doing.

Lasisielenu @lasisielenu

4 days ago

To the president and 36 state governors 😔

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With all due respect Professor, Obi is presenting a case that he’ll rule Nigeria better. His vision of making the North an agro-based giant is a clear indication of visionary intent. His plan to curb waste and corruption is another clear example of better leadership plan. He talks about focus on improving human development index. I’m surprised you, a so-called Professor, will ignore something as important as that in his manifestos and speeches. Education and healthcare. He talks about discipline and prudent management of public resources. That is one area Nigeria has struggled with for decades. Wasting scarce resources on unnecessary spending. So, sir, remember we live in Information Age. These are not the days of newspaper where only a few select people buy Punch and Vanguard. Now everyone has access to information on their palm and we can tell that you are full of sh*t. Peter Obi has promised much more than simply presenting himself as a South-Eastern candidate. Nigeria needs a buffer like him to recalibrate her institutions and electoral systems, and redirect the country towards better ideals, morals, values and principles! Simple and short.

@SociologenHD We hear you. We have honored him enough. Now let’s move on with the new map, shall we?

The cure for this: Replace ALL individually owned private minibuses with publicly owned or company owned, organised, well trained, comfortable transport buses. No company trained driver working on a salary will behave like this. If they do, they get fired. There is a reason you don’t find these useless single owners buses in ANY serious country in the world. Companies own the public transport system. Companies and government. So they can regulate, manage, control, train and retrain, normalise and enforce standards! Nigeria should learn to do simple things.

Ronnie Otieno @ronnieonly

6 days ago

Just saw someone as stubborn as me.

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