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Never too late to start Again
Never too late to reinvent yourself
It’s okay, though unnecessary to blame your Past on your Present
but
Never let yourself blame your Present on your Future
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Sean Curtis retweeted
Every Ibo influencer on this app is supporting Peter Obi. You think that's a coincidence?
Even those who are not Ibos, but are in their caucus are also supporting Peter Obi.
The lie they are selling to everybody is "are you not tired of suffering?"
None of them is talking about any policy proposal by Peter Obi. But they're painting him as the messiah who will magically make suffering disappear.
Meanwhile, NONE OF THEM is living in Anambra. They live in Lagos or Abuja. The same Lagos that has been ruined by Tinubu, the man they hate so much.
Meanwhile, 90% of them, including this one, claim they've never heard of Seyi Makinde. Because they cannot deny that he is better than Obi my every metric.
If you don't see the games I they're playing by now, you cannot be saved. And if you believe this is about good governance, then you can believe anything.
Call me names for all I cared for, I want a better Nigeria, yourself deserve a better Nigeria….. person wey never cross 9ja border b4 to enjoy good amenities in other parts of the world, follow the banter people with insults just bcos of tribalism, you’re an illiterate & also a Tout if u can’t banter without calling people names. If you don’t like good things, I and other 98% of the citizens deserve good things.✍️
Vote for a better Nigeria 🇳🇬
Vote NDC ✍️
Vote PETER GREGORY OBI ✍️
Sean Curtis retweeted
On February 13, 2020, when the Supreme Court nullified the victory of the APC Governorship candidate in Bayelsa State, David Lyon, a day to his swearing in (when he was in fact inspecting the stadium to be used), the APC took it with equanimity on the chin.
When the Supreme Court in 2019 stripped all the APC victorious candidates from top to bottom (Governor to House of Assembly) of their victories at the polls in Zamfara State and replaced them with the PDP candidates that all lost at the polls, this is what Atiku Abubakar said at the time.👇👇That judgment was against the ruling party. We took it on our chins.
You cannot abuse judges and blackmail the judiciary when it doesn’t go your way. Heavens WILL NOT FALL IF A CERTAIN ATIKU ABUBAKAR IS NOT ON THE BALLOT IN 2027.
State governors with copy & paste of mediocre governance. Gbenga Daniel built stadiums, Amosun started flyovers, others with airports & new trend is airline. Every governors wants to replicate same while forgetting that state have diff peculiarity
Pls Focus on basic amenities
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Sean Curtis retweeted
This is the hidden truth about the dollar that the Nigerian elites never wanted you to know.
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Only that, in these same elections, there were multiple reports of ballot scanner programming glitches, as witnessed in Westchester County, New York, where machines reportedly rejected ballots at numerous polling locations, forcing election officials to resort to alternative procedures.
There were also reports of voting equipment malfunctions in Broward County, Florida, where a new ballot verification feature reportedly delayed the voting process, raising concerns about prolonged disruptions.
Then came the ballot shortage in Kansas, where one polling station reportedly received just 100 paper ballots instead of the 100,000 ordered.
There were also allegations of vote switching and electoral interference, including complaints in Tennessee that touchscreen voting machines allegedly selected Republican candidates when voters attempted to select Democratic candidates.
So, elections are elections everywhere. No system administered by human beings is entirely immune to errors, technical glitches, administrative shortcomings or even allegations of irregularities.
The difference, however, is that in the United States, they have a professional and considerably more responsible crop of journalists populating the Fourth Estate, who understand that the business of journalism is not to weaponise every administrative shortcoming, sensationalise every technical failure or undermine public confidence in the electoral process, but to provide context, interrogate the facts and give due recognition to the positives without necessarily concealing the shortcomings.
There is a difference between holding a system accountable and deliberately discrediting it.
After all, it rains everywhere. The difference is in how we choose to report the rain.
Sean Curtis retweeted
😂🥹Lolz coward,
You have never seen anything good in the work we that have courage to stay in the Army do since you ran away. All you do is complain and cry. And now you sit behind a screen, insulting the men who stayed.
You asked: Where were the military when the attacks were happening?
Let me educate you.
Soldiers do not teleport. They do not appear from the sky. They move by road. They move by intelligence. They move by the information they receive. When t£rr0r!sts block a road and attack, it takes time for reports to reach security agencies. It takes time to mobilize. It takes time to navigate bad roads and difficult terrain.
But they still come.
They come when others run. They come when you abandoned the work. They come when you sit in your house and type rubbish. They come when the danger is real and the bullets are flying. They come to secure the roads, to rescue the wounded, to restore order.
You ask what they are securing. They are securing the peace that allows you to insult them online.
Where were you when the attacks happened? Where was your voice? Your outrage? Your action? You were nowhere. You only appear to mock the men who show up when you don't have the balls to face the fear.
You are not a soldier. You are a bitter man who couldn't handle the job and now spends his time attacking those who can.
To my fellow soldiers, do not let the noise of a coward like Somto distract you. Keep securing the roads. Keep protecting the people. Keep showing up.
To this runaway soldier, your words are noise. Your opinions are irrelevant. And your bitterness will never change the truth: The Nigerian soldier shows up. You ran.
Sean Curtis retweeted
Good morning boss @UtomiPat....
Sir, I just want to show you the RIGGING PATTERN in Abia done for @PeterObi during 2023 election AS SEEN ON iREV....
Only one Polling Unit agent of LP signed for ALL THE POLITICAL PARTIES 🤣🤣🤣
The coming 2027 election is Operation #RigandDie2027 #RigAndKpai2027 AS AGREED upon....
Kindly help me AMPLIFY it Sir so ELECTION RIGGERS will see it on your platform although you have blocked me🙏🙏
Yours Faithfully,
Taiwo Ajakaye
Sean Curtis retweeted
BEWARE OF FAKE TOMATOES PASTE
🚨 Public Alert!!! 🚨
An imported tomato paste product found at Bowa Market, Onitsha was carrying fake NAFDAC registration number belonging to a sachet water product. This is one of the deceptive practices we are working to eliminate.
During a recent enforcement operation, NAFDAC officers discovered and intercepted the imported tomato paste, which falls under Nigeria's import prohibition.
Beyond violating import regulations, the misuse of a NAFDAC registration number is a deliberate attempt to mislead consumers into believing a product has regulatory approval.
If you like let all the content creators following Peter Obi push you with rhetorics that are they mean well, u will realize they are as empty and worse that those they criticize. See my response below, Peter Akah @Peter4Nigeria couldn’t stomach it but blocked me
#Barca #Saudi
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Sean Curtis retweeted
Hello, my Bangladeshi brother. I am a Muslim from India, and my heart breaks hearing this news. I firmly pledge never to set foot in Saudi Arabia, not even for Hajj (God forbid). Such acts are inhumane and barbaric. KSA needs American democracy. Anyone defending this is zombie.
Religion of peace indeed.
This video in 2026 is enough for the @NGRPresident @NGRSenate @officialABAT @NigeriaGov to stop government funding of any religious pilgrimage.
This is shameful of any Muslim that goes to Saudi Arabia for Hajj or whatever.
It can’t happen to an American
Saudi Arabia killed 2 Bangladeshi couples for kissing in a mosque in Mecca.
Here is the video.
#BangladeshisExecuted #SaudiArabia #HumanRights
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“I think there is a 50–60% chance that Toluwanisings would still be alive today if he were in a country with good governance. With this Automated External Defibrillator (AED) I’m holding here, I have brought several people back to life. Each device costs over $2,000. Can our government use the money spent on campaign buses to purchase these devices and distribute them across the country? If you people like, continue selling your votes next year.”
— Canada-based Nigerian doctor, Zo
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In Defence of Religion.
Once more, I want to emphatically state that we don't have a religion problem in Nigeria. In other words, religion is not the cause of our problems. Here are five reasons:
1. Remember the story of a guy who doesn't drink alcohol, he approached another guy who drank alcohol and calculated how much the drinker had spent on beer? The amount ran I to hundreds of millions and he concluded by telling the guy that if he didn't drink, he would have been almost a billionaire. The guy who drinks asked him if he had such money in his account, the answer was no. If you claim that drinking beer made someone poor, how comes you are poor too when you don't drink?
I have heard many say religion makes believers uncritical, unable to invent and all that, that's a lie. How many things have you invented as an unbeliever? How wealthier, happier and more intelligent are you than believers?
2. Everything wrong that Religion has been used to do to people, the equivalent happens without Religion. So, if by some powers you wish Religion out of existence, those things will still happen. Using religion to extort money from people in the name of prosperity, that's exactly what bet9ja and other ponzi schemes do. They don't do them in the name of Jesus, but they succeed, even on a grand scale. Talk about faking miracles to deceive people, that's magic and advertisement. So, religion is a tool. Evil people will find another tool to achieve same things if religion does exist. Religion is a tool, not the CAUSE.
3. All the countries in the world that are prosperous practice the same religion like we do, some have them as official and they progress, that shows you that religion is not our National Problem.
4. Instead of making religion the scape goat, let's tackle the major issue; governance in Nigeria. Until we have effective political leadership in Nigeria, religion will be used by criminal elements to carry out their nefarious activities. Rwanda is a shining example. Religion has not died in Rwanda, the country is developing because they have a leader who made laws against religious recklessness.
Have you seen any miracle working prophet in Rwanda? If you claim anything miracle in Rwanda, you must provide evidence. People don't wake up and talk anyhow in Rwanda, they practice their religion in peace and quiet. That's how it should be.
5. We will keep criticising and calling out all the bad things done in the name of religion, but we must remember that religion is like tribe and ethnicity, if a government doesn't make laws that stop criminally minded individuals from using those beautiful identities to cause havoc, they will, and the problems wouldn't be those things but lack of governance or leadership.
Nigerian government should stop patronizing religion and start defending it from unscrupulous elements. Make laws that and prosecute people who use religion to lie and manipulate the public. Religious bodies must take responsibility for any utterance or action of any of their members. They can work hand in hand with government to ensure sanity.
I am a Christian, a proud believer in Christ Jesus till eternity.
They better ask Pete Obi again if he will still use a single 4 year term.
He might change it before January 2027
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Sean Curtis retweeted
The MINUTE you mentioned "Especially Presidential Candidate" I KNEW that you're a CLOWN! It's obvious where you're leaning towards. Dr Olisa you're SUPPOSED to be a CONSTITUTIONAL LAWYER, you SHOULD be EDUCATING the People that if the SUB-NATIONAL govt FAILS, We ALL FAIL! Period.
Thank You Mayor. We are Proudly Nigerian. We love who we are and we will surely keep progressing while we overcome all obstacles that are currently challenging the country from evil forces. God Bless Nigeria 🇳🇬 ❤️
New York City, wetin dey sup? It was a joy to commemorate 34 years of the Nigerian Day Parade alongside the many Nigerian New Yorkers who fill our city with life.
From the entrepreneurs whose businesses strengthen our neighborhoods, to the sounds of Afrobeats pouring out of graduation parties in Southeast Queens, and the aroma of Agege bread calling out to passersby in Brooklyn — the impact of Nigerian New Yorkers is felt across the five boroughs.
Our city is richer in culture, stronger in community, and more vibrant because of your contributions.
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Perception differs. I will rather buy convenience that get to fueling station at 3am to queue only to be close to the pump at 6pm and said fuel has finished. Therefore resulting to black market that will cost 5k/L.
Economy waste of shortages can’t be quantify
An average Yoruba man will rather be buying fuel at 5k/litre under Yoruba president than buy fuel for N500/litre under a Hausa or Igbo president.
It shall never be well with Lord Luggard!
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Can someone close to the Presidency please tell us why the President didn’t do the October 1st Independence parade at the eagle square this year?
The excuse of last year, well fainted but accepted. What happened this year.
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