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Subject: A Humble Request to Share Your Story Through Film
Good day, Sir. @TonyOElumelu
I woke up with a strong and undeniable urge to finally share a burden that has lived in my heart for years. I hope you'll consider it with an open mind.
BREAKING: Nigerian Breweries plans to get all its raw materials from Nigeria. This would create jobs, help farmers earn more, reduce demand for dollars and support the naira. It will also boost business activity and government revenue.
BREAKING: The Nigerian Navy has just found about 132,000 litres of stolen crude oil hidden in 10 pits in Allison community, Rivers State. The discovery is part of efforts to stop oil theft in the Niger Delta.
Bolaji Fesomade retweeted
The first president in Nigeria who nobody can say that they put him there, that’s the only reason he can do all he’s been able to do, 2nd lap 2027-2031 must be as radical as possible, a lot more to reform
Some APC members even reported one of their own to the EFCC.
That’s how a party should work: no room for nonsense.
Do wrong, face the consequences.
Most were Yorubas, proving you can call out wrongdoing among your own.
No tribalism, just a people wanting a better Nigeria.
You see how APC came out to condemn one of its own?
He wasn't spared at all.
That’s how to support a party and still use your brain.
In your party, even when your messiah is wrong, you won’t speak.
That’s not a party; it’s a cult.
You people should learn this from APC.
We’d explain economic policies from morning till dawn.
Break down the ongoing reforms and ask Nigerians to be patient.
But, someone is gifting brand-new Prado jeeps like water.
This is bad optics and a terrible image for this administration.
If you have Ebola virus, the government will start paying you ₦100,000 weekly to stay away from others.
That’s ₦400,000 a month!
Don’t go and lie that you have Ebola o.
You’ll be tested before you can receive the money.
BREAKING: The NCDC has approved ₦100,000 every week for people staying away from others because they may have been exposed to Ebola. The money will help them buy food and support their families while they are being monitored.
NEWS: The Nigerian Air Force flew for 6,100 hours and carried out 2,900 missions in 11 months. During these flights, it used almost 10 million litres of fuel. These missions help the Air Force protect Nigeria and fight insecurity.
BREAKING: Nigeria’s net foreign exchange flows reached $22.5 billion in the second quarter of 2026. This means more money came into the country than went out. It is the highest level since late 2019.
Bolaji Fesomade retweeted
Shoprite is learning how Nigerian market competition works or rather dem don learn 😆 🤣.. dem go soon enter my street
To think I had this conversation with my boys and they were all over me
Once you’re an international company and you leave Nigeria the general assumption is that the government failed you 😹
Now they’re switching to the bokku/jendol strategy and adapting to the Nigerian market
The only president in Nigeria’s history who:
Tamed cabals.
Tamed Northern elites.
Tamed Western oligarchy.
Tamed IPOB in East.
Broke fuel subsidy cabals.
Not a populist, but a reformer.
These people are crying, but who will they report to? No one!
Ìso inú eku.
Jagaban!
BREAKING: The Nigerian Air Force has acquired 12 large drones from Turkey. They can fly for up to 50 hours, watch areas day and night, gather information and attack targets with guided weapons. The drones will help us fight insecurity.
Bolaji Fesomade retweeted
Super El Niño Explanation in Yorùbá
You probably have been wondering why it's super hot these days. You've also heard about El Niño and want to know what it means for an average Nigerian. I made this easy to grasp explainer video for you, in Yorùbá Language.
In just 6 days:
1. JPMorgan opens its first African bank in Nigeria ($32m deposited, CBN approved).
2. Madagascar’s richest man brings $450m into Nigeria’s broadcasting.
Nearly $500m investment!
That’s how to grow an economy.
Tinubu’s template is worth studying.
Bolaji Fesomade retweeted
The President has fully met my expectation in one specific area- he is in charge, everybody knows he is in charge. The candies and sticks go to him.
Nobody is blaming any cabal.
Nobody is blaming some men around him.
You cannot be sincere and say he doesn't know what is happening.
We don't have any defacto president in government.
This is a radical and positive departure from our immediate past.
This President is My President.
BREAKING: Nigeria has launched 65 big projects worth $78.5 billion in Bangkok, Thailand. The projects cover farming, transport, technology and more. The government says they could create 366,763 jobs and attract money from private investors.
BREAKING: The FG has approved plans to build new Eastern and Western electricity grids. These will help Nigeria’s old power system work better and reduce blackouts caused by grid collapse. The Power Minister says Nigerians may see results in 2 to 3 years.
Bolaji Fesomade retweeted
💔😭Since you guys are m@dt on this app, let's be m@dt together! 😂
Because the reality of the warfront is completely different from what Hollywood action movies show you.
These are pictures of US Army soldiers at the warfront drinking different kinds of water water that would make a civilian cringe. Muddy. Dirty. Questionable.
But this is what war looks like. Not the clean, polished scenes on your screen. Not the perfect teeth and hot meals. War is drinking what you can find. Eating what you can get. Surviving.
So before you mock a Nigerian soldier eating bread and drinking dirty water in the bush remember, even the US Army does the same. War is war. Everywhere.
🇳🇬🪖🫡Stay woke. Stay informed. Stop believing Hollywood.
🫡🤔 This is not news. This is normal.
In jungle warfare, you eat what you can find. You drink what you can get. You sleep where you can. You do not complain. You do not ask for five-star meals. You survive.
Hollywood movies have made some of you think warfare is a bed of roses. You see soldiers in movies with clean uniforms, hot meals, and perfect teeth. You think that is what war looks like. It is not. War is mud. War is hunger. War is drinking dirty water because there is nothing else. War is eating dry bread in the bush while the enemy is watching.
That bread? It might be the only food they have seen in days. That water? It might be the only water within miles. And they are drinking it because the mission does not pause for comfort.
Let me tell you something as a soldier: Every soldier who has served in the bush knows this reality. You eat cold rice. You drink from streams. You sleep in the rain. You wake up with mosquitoes. And you keep moving.
So before you judge, ask yourself: Could you do it? Could you leave your home, your family, your comfort, and eat bread with dirty water in the jungle so that others can sleep in peace?
They are not suffering for nothing. They are suffering for you.
This is the price of peace. And they are paying it. 🫡🇳🇬🪖













