co-host @therealmediaNG |Event Host | Voice Over | mail: [email protected] | BA.Ed English & Literature | MA International Affairs & Diplomacy
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Greg🏄 retweeted
if ahmadu bello, nnamdi azikiwe and or awolowo dey move you in 2026, then you really need get sense.
3 idiots perfectly shared across all tribes, all selfish individuals wey been dey chase their own pocket.
Greg🏄 retweeted
Chief olodo don come
Azikiwe was eligible to contest by all requirements in the McPherson constitution
Comot for here iparipate ijaki jak
Greg🏄 retweeted
Only reason you people don’t tell people they’re foolish here is because you people overrate the “mutual” nonsense
Greg🏄 retweeted
Understanding the concept of self-defense, immediately the attacker retreat and the victim still continues on the action of attack the concept of self-defense is thrown out of the window..I truly wonder who introduced this kind of politics to Nigeria .2027 election Thug vs thug💔
Following the violence at the NDC rally in Asaba, we spoke with the spokesperson of the Southeast Obidient Movement on the incident, its implications and the concerns surrounding political rallies in Nigeria.
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Greg🏄 retweeted
This morning we discussed elite endorsements. As I said earlier, the elites may operate in their own ecosystem, but in the end the people still have the final say. That reality just played out in Abia State. It wasn’t simply about making a fool of Ben Kalu; it showed that the people in the South East are not aligned with the elites, and that gap has now become clear.
— Rufai Oseni
It is fine for the elite to back Tinubu, but the real question is whether the benefits will trickle down. The elite often fail to understand that there are two Nigerias: those who have long benefited from government, and ordinary Nigerians whose generations have never seen any real gain and who simply want the basics to work.
Ordinary people will decide this election, not the elite. Many elites may not even vote. Those who will vote are the ordinary Nigerians who have been left behind.
Rufai Oseni, commenting on Danjuma’s endorsement of Tinubu in the North Central..
