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High-Chief Aweda, G.C.O.N retweeted
REINTRODUCING:
OLUWANIFESIMI FAMILOYO. LL.B. Second Class Honors, Upper Division (4.47)
PRESIDENT, LAW STUDENTS SOCIETY (205/2026)
VICE PRESIDENT, LAW STUDENTS’ SOCIETY (2024/2025)
SEVERAL OTHER LEADERSHIP POSITIONS
WINNER OF NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS (Inter alia😂)
Solid run!
High-Chief Aweda, G.C.O.N retweeted
This suspension period has been the perfect real-life experiment to expose which narratives on RM Twitter were right and which were complete bullshit. And both the results AND the eye test have vindicated everything we've been saying for a long time. 4/4 wins without him. A
High-Chief Aweda, G.C.O.N retweeted
I'm at Okeho rn, Adekanmbi ti lor far. They believe sharafa is contesting for Ibadan Governor for this side. I just say make I inform you.
High-Chief Aweda, G.C.O.N retweeted
Key observation of the last presidential election on a Pie chart.
Obi swept the entire South East (all 5 states) and did well in the South South and North Central.
Atiku was strongest in the North East (5 of 6) and North West.
Tinubu had a broad spread, strongest in the South West and North Central.
Kwankwaso only won Kano (North West).
High-Chief Aweda, G.C.O.N retweeted
There is no way you would graduate from Lautech and not love Seyi Makinde.
We all know how we were constantly going on strike.
Seyi Makinde came into office and fought for the sole ownership of Lautech by Oyo State.
Since then, there have been no more strikes at LAUTECH.
High-Chief Aweda, G.C.O.N retweeted
Follow the Makinde Daura 2027 Presidential Campaign Flag Off in Bauchi live on my Facebook page facebook.com/OfficialSeyiMak…
High-Chief Aweda, G.C.O.N retweeted
Every election cycle that Seyi Makinde is on ballot I will always vote for him.
Even if Seyi Makinde will only have 20 votes, I’ll vote for him.
@seyimakinde , we dey for you.
High-Chief Aweda, G.C.O.N retweeted
Even if he has only one, I’ll vote for him
Even if Seyi Makinde will only have 20 votes, I’ll vote for him.
@seyimakinde , we dey for you.
By afar Nigeria’s greatest Politician.
God bless Awolowo🫶🏾
Chief Obafemi Awolowo’s prophetic warnings about Nigeria’s constitutional design are central to his political legacy.
Long before independence, he explicitly foresaw that a heavily centralized, unitary-style government in a multi-ethnic nation would inevitably plunge the country into economic stagnation and political and systemic instability.
In his foundational books, "Path to Nigerian Freedom" (1947) and "Thoughts on Nigerian Constitution" (1966), Chief Awolowo provided a comparative global analysis of multilingual and multi-ethnic states. He warned that enforcing a unitary system over deeply diverse populations would naturally breed systemic friction.
He famously observed that a centralized government wearing a federal mask would at its best "groan poignantly" and at its worst "suffer a nervous breakdown". He argued that centralizing resource control, forcing states to look to the center for monthly financial handouts, would destroy regional productivity.
He correctly anticipated that shifting from a system based on productivity and derivation to one based on population size and political leverage would paralyze local economies, breed mass corruption, and slow national development to a crawl.
Chief Awolowo viewed federalism not as an abstract political theory, but as an absolute requirement for survival. He firmly believed that national unity in Nigeria could never be coerced or built through slogans; it had to be structurally earned through a balanced division of power where no single group lived in fear of exclusion or domination.
Chief Awolowo advocated for a constitutional framework where boundaries were drawn logically around linguistic and cultural lines. He maintained that true stability could only be achieved if minority groups possessed their own autonomous, self-governing federal units rather than being swallowed up by an overbearing center.
Awolowo envisioned a secular constitutional framework where regional and cultural identities were preserved through decentralized governance. A highly decentralized, truly federalist Nigeria that actively protected ethnic minorities from regional domination. highly decentralized, truly federalist Nigeria that actively protected ethnic minorities from regional domination.
He was right 79 years ago; he is still right today.
High-Chief Aweda, G.C.O.N retweeted
Chief Obafemi Awolowo’s prophetic warnings about Nigeria’s constitutional design are central to his political legacy.
Long before independence, he explicitly foresaw that a heavily centralized, unitary-style government in a multi-ethnic nation would inevitably plunge the country into economic stagnation and political and systemic instability.
In his foundational books, "Path to Nigerian Freedom" (1947) and "Thoughts on Nigerian Constitution" (1966), Chief Awolowo provided a comparative global analysis of multilingual and multi-ethnic states. He warned that enforcing a unitary system over deeply diverse populations would naturally breed systemic friction.
He famously observed that a centralized government wearing a federal mask would at its best "groan poignantly" and at its worst "suffer a nervous breakdown". He argued that centralizing resource control, forcing states to look to the center for monthly financial handouts, would destroy regional productivity.
He correctly anticipated that shifting from a system based on productivity and derivation to one based on population size and political leverage would paralyze local economies, breed mass corruption, and slow national development to a crawl.
Chief Awolowo viewed federalism not as an abstract political theory, but as an absolute requirement for survival. He firmly believed that national unity in Nigeria could never be coerced or built through slogans; it had to be structurally earned through a balanced division of power where no single group lived in fear of exclusion or domination.
Chief Awolowo advocated for a constitutional framework where boundaries were drawn logically around linguistic and cultural lines. He maintained that true stability could only be achieved if minority groups possessed their own autonomous, self-governing federal units rather than being swallowed up by an overbearing center.
Awolowo envisioned a secular constitutional framework where regional and cultural identities were preserved through decentralized governance. A highly decentralized, truly federalist Nigeria that actively protected ethnic minorities from regional domination. highly decentralized, truly federalist Nigeria that actively protected ethnic minorities from regional domination.
He was right 79 years ago; he is still right today.
High-Chief Aweda, G.C.O.N retweeted
I stand on my talk !!!!
Seyi makinde did very well in oyo state !
The reason he has so much hate like this ,is because he didn’t allow them to steal money
High-Chief Aweda, G.C.O.N retweeted
Obi supporters didn't mind ruining the chance to vote out APC when they splitted Atiku's votes for their overnight Messiah in 2023.
Now they are saying people shouldn't split Obi's vote with Makinde.
Entitled pricks, it's either their Messiah or no one.
High-Chief Aweda, G.C.O.N retweeted
I can confirm this.
But people that began to support another candidate in 2022 after series of insults on same man are hounding staunch believers of another candidate, wonder they say shall never end
High-Chief Aweda, G.C.O.N retweeted
Mayor of Ekiti go just Dey laugh. The agenda of those z0mbies has been obvious since 2023.
No SW governor; past and present worse reach Peter Obi.
High-Chief Aweda, G.C.O.N retweeted
No be for your state dem dey r@pe women for broad daylight? You are MAD!!!!!
