Angry Nigerian demanding radical reforms and true democracy. senseless-mob-ster #OBIDIENT #EndBadGovernance
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Nigerian Renaissance Project retweeted
Your coming to a state you caused a State of Emergency
Shame on you!
This is what we have been saying since the beginning of this admin. As someone in business, this administration is good for me in the medium term. But its current trajectory will cause so much income inequality to the point it becomes an existential crisis, if it isn’t already…
Watching this clip gave me a hundred and one feelings all at once. A billionaire is telling you that the current government's policies and "reforms" are tailored to make the rich richer and the poor poorer, but some ordinary Nigerians who belong among the poor don't mind selling their souls to help push these devilish reforms.
Atedo Peterside is a billionaire and you can hear him imply that the "reforms" favour him, yet he's here telling you that they are not the right reforms for a country like Nigeria and where we are at the moment.
That said, let me say the things I believe he didn't want to say out of the need to maintain decorum. In plain words, the reforms are tailored to favour the corrupt. Billionaires like him who built clean wealth from the grouns up just happen to benefit from the reforms because they're vested in the same financial spaces the corrupt ones steal all our commonwealth to get into and colonise and there's no way to stop them from benefitting from the so-called "reforms."
A good illustration is a known corrupt ex-militant trying to execute a majority takeover of a Nigerian bank. We don't understand how dangerous these things are, when people like that suddenly have enough wealth to attempt to take over our financial institutions. This is the legacy that the government of the day wants to entrench, and brethren, this is why we must fight, and fight like our lives depend on it.
Nigeria may currently be plagued by elites and billionaires who are either just as corrupt as the government or depend on government patronage for survival and so can not speak the truth to power. This is why I always say a silent prayer of gratitude whenever I listen to Atedo Peterside speak
Nigerian Renaissance Project retweeted
This country is a madhouse and the lunacy is staring us dead in the face while you people clap like trained monkeys. Seyi Tinubu’s security convoy in Port Harcourt yesterday was a whole damn army, thicker than any sitting governor’s, and no current presidential candidate is rolling that heavy. Show me one.
Ọ̀gẹ̀dẹ̀ ń bàjẹ́ a ní òún pọ́. The plantain is rotting and you idiots are calling it ripe.
ADÉLẸYẸ is my name
As e be… let’s quit the sugarcoating and pretense: there’s no election in Nigeria
If you genuinely believe that @inecnigeria is planning to hold an ELECTION, you are either lacking in sentience, or you have willfully ignored the evidence of your own senses. Rebel! Or prepare to accept the fetters of slavery..🇳🇬🤨
Nigerian Renaissance Project retweeted
All his stories start in Chicago.
What were you doing before moving to Chicago? Where were you living in Nigeria before moving to Chicago? Who were your friends in Nigeria before you moved to Chicago? Which "Ile kewu" did you attend in Lagos before you moved to Chicago? Provide a picture of yourself as a young man in Nigeria before you moved to Chicago?
How can you start a life in Chicago?
Nigerian Renaissance Project retweeted
“Tinubu and Atiku are not fit to be president” ~ Olagunsoye Oyinlola, former Governor of Osun State
Atiku still has time to mount behind Peter Obi and chase out APC as payback. Those close to him should pls show him this post.
Nigerian Renaissance Project retweeted
I never knew someone like this still exists in Nigeria!
I have been lied to!
001 has spoken #RigandDie2027
Nigerian Renaissance Project retweeted
Apathy Is an Inheritance: Nigerian Youth Didn’t Choose to Stay Home, They Were Taught To
The Youth Have the Strength. January 16 Will Test Whether They Have the Courage.
Elders Taught Silence for Good Reason. Now They Must Teach Courage.
#NIGERIA
“INEC doesn’t fight voter apathy — it bankrolls it. Every inconsistency, every delay, every broken promise is a deposit.”
#INEC
Nigerian Renaissance Project retweeted
Don't say anything just retweet...
Police Arrest Social Media Influencer Imran Usman Wakili After Exposing ‘Low-Turnout’ Images At Tinubu’s Rally In Kaduna parallelfactsnews.com/police…
Nigerian Renaissance Project retweeted
It is the very height of imbecility, to invest time and energy, in an effort to awaken the man who is determined to pretend to be asleep..🇳🇬🙄
Nigerian Renaissance Project retweeted
THERE IS A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN VIOLENCE AND RESISTANCE: NIGERIANS WILL NOT ACCEPT ANOTHER STOLEN MANDATE
To the supporters of this government and their political principals, let this message be understood without ambiguity: there is a fundamental difference between violence and resistance. Do not deliberately confuse the two simply because you have grown accustomed to impunity and the expectation that Nigerians must endure every assault on their democratic rights in silence.
When a people rise in defence of their mandate, their constitutional rights, and the integrity of their electoral process, it is intellectually dishonest to automatically label their resolve as violence. Resistance to electoral injustice is not synonymous with aggression. Peaceful resistance, civic mobilisation, lawful protest, and the collective refusal to legitimise electoral fraud are democratic expressions of popular sovereignty.
Let nobody mistake the patience of Nigerians for cowardice, their restraint for weakness, or their commitment to peace for an unlimited tolerance of electoral criminality.
You rig, you die” is a doctrine of necessity born out of deep frustration with the persistent betrayal of the people's mandate.
It is a political expression of the consequences of pushing citizens to the edge of democratic tolerance. It must not be misconstrued as an endorsement of physical violence, but understood as an uncompromising declaration that electoral manipulation will no longer be met with passive acceptance.
To those who occupy positions of authority, and to those who cheer them on regardless of the consequences, hear this clearly: Nigerians are watching. Every attempt, attempted attempt, calculated scheme, or institutional conspiracy to manipulate the electoral outcome on January 16, 2026, will be met with determined civic resistance. The people will not surrender their sovereignty to political desperados this time around.
Democracy does not belong to a president, a political party, a security establishment, or a cabal of self-serving interests. It belongs to the people. And when the people insist on defending it, no amount of intimidation, propaganda, or political blackmail can erase that fundamental truth.
Our message is unequivocal: the people's mandate is sacrosanct. Electoral fraud will not be legitimised by silence, intimidation, or force. Nigeria belongs to Nigerians, and the people will defend their democratic rights.
You have been warned. Not a threat of violence, but a declaration of democratic resolve.
— PivotOladimeji GCFRE
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Nigerian Renaissance Project retweeted
After hailing him, they’ll enter their cars, dodge agberos and potholes, spend five hours in traffic, and finally get home to turn on their generators, pump their own water and pay for private security.
All after paying heavy taxes for these same services.
Tomorrow, they’ll wake up and hail him again.
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