Igbo/ Christianity/ Businessman/Married man/Real Madrid / Here for Peter Obi
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Okanumee retweeted
This is the organic joy and happiness 😊 that the enemies of this country @officialABAT @SenRemiTinubu @sengodswill @GovWike @SMOakpakomiza
@Joashamupitano
wants to steal from us.
The new Nigeria 🇳🇬 is coming and it is here already.
Okanumee retweeted
APC is being chased out of Katsina state!
APC must be rejected across the South.
Remove this plague from our political system now!
Okanumee retweeted
Justice Salim Ibrahim of the Federal High Court in Abuja delivered the judgment on 28 October 2026, dismissing Emeka Ike’s ₦10 billion fundamental rights suit against Lere Olayinka and INEC.
Justice Salim Ibrahim said displaying Emeka Ike's details for the public is not infringement on his fundamental human right.
What then is right to private life?
Okanumee retweeted
“Let me assure you, number one, this coming election, we will rig those who rig it.”
- Peter Obi made this statement on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, during a Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) town hall meeting in Nasarawa State.
For Nigerians it's "Rig & Kpai" in 2027.
Okanumee retweeted
You knew he is a pastor, you knew he was married with kids, you knew he sleeps with many choir members and church girls as you confessed, you knew too much about him and you still opened your krokro legs for him. You equally went ahead to have a child with someone’s husband. Hmmm! When you were enjoying all the d**k riding, you never involved us but the moment you went into intense competition with other girls over Chris Okafor, you went basack.
Doris Ogala lacks character, morality and basic cultures. She needs rehab and deliverance.
Okanumee retweeted
The people of Ebonyi State are overjoyed! They have seen their incoming President, HE Peter Obi, and the joy is unmistakable. This is the hope Nigeria has been waiting for.
Okanumee retweeted
Parents, please teach your children to address your domestic staff with respect.
Whether it is the driver, gardener, security guard, cook or nanny, teach your children to say Uncle or Aunty before their names instead of calling them by their names alone.
The way your children treat people who work for them says a lot about the values you are teaching them at home.
Being a domestic worker does not make anyone less deserving of respect.
Teach your children to treat people with dignity, regardless of their financial status or position.
You are raising human beings who should understand that every honest job deserves respect.