Aseda abayomi

The @PoliceNG will forever be indicted for all infractions in any state. You have a duty to protect ALL Citizens and ensure peace during the election process. No candidate or political party should be attacked and none should provoke attacks. Wielding machetes on campaign ground is not a sign of peace. We are not at war. Threatening campaigners with weapons must be discouraged and anyone found wanting must be arrested and charged. We all must condemn violence and needless belligerence. 🚔

I don’t fight or attack political parties. Their structures are not strong enough for my kind of engagement. I will only caution you, so you don’t ruin yourself. If you stop distracting me with your tantrums I will leave you alone. If you keep throbbing I will reveal your candidate without holding back. Pick your battles with wisdom. 😇

Thugs with cutlasses and cudgels invaded an NDC town hall in Oregun, Lagos today. Cars were smashed. One suspect was caught. Hand him to @PoliceNG, don't beat him or take laws into your own hands. He is the trail to whoever sent them. Police must follow the evidence and update Nigerians. Violence is not campaigning. 🫵🏼🇳🇬

Did @followlasg demolish "the whole" of Makoko, as ADC's @GRVlagos said at the 8 Nov governorship debate? No. Parts of Makoko, Sogunro and Oko-Agbon were cleared in Dec 2025–Jan 2026, displacing thousands. That is serious enough without exaggeration. Facts first, always. 🫵🏼🇳🇬

A journalist is in Kuje prison tonight for asking where public money went as alleged. On Tuesday, a Federal High Court in Abuja remanded FIJ reporter Daniel Ojukwu after he pleaded not guilty to 12 counts of cyberstalking and criminal defamation. The charges were filed by the IGP in 2024 on a petition from Adejoke Orelope-Adefulire, Late President Buhari's former SDGs aide. In Nov 2023, FIJ reported that ₦147.1m was paid to build classrooms and a skills centre at Ajeromi Primary School, Lagos. FIJ visited and found a run-down school with no visible sign of the work, and a mosque where the school should have been. Other reports questioned a ₦47.5m contract and solar panels that stopped working within a week. His bail application was not heard because it was filed only the day before. The court also declined to let him stay on police bail. He stays in Kuje until the hearing on 1 Dec. Police also told the court FIJ founder Fisayo Soyombo was "at large" and asked for a bench warrant. The judge refused, as he had never been brought before the court. Soyombo says his email is public and he will appear if served. This is not his first time. In May 2024, police picked Ojukwu up in Lagos and held him for 10 days over the same stories, until public outcry freed him. Amnesty International Nigeria is now calling for his immediate release. If a report is false, rebut it with facts and records. Prison for reporting on public spending should worry every Nigerian, whatever party you support. Rebut the story, don't jail the reporter in the spirit of press freedom. (Unless of course it’s an obvious case of malicious publication based entirely on falsehood). 🫵🏼🇳🇬