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When a bully meets a bigger bully, suddenly they start preaching peace!
All the police officers nationwide including Street thugs are not up to 400,000.
We have more than 70 million Obidients and Kwankwasiyyas.
They cannot risk a Nationwide Anarchy!
Rig & Die!
Attack our Rally and Die!
Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has reiterated the need for peace, restraint and responsible political conduct, urging political leaders and their supporters to shun violence, hate speech and actions capable of disrupting public order. He emphasised that political differences must never come at the expense of the peace, unity and security of Delta State.
Jp retweeted
To much Hollywood is not good, my people.
This paper tiger military deceived the world for years into believing that it’s omnipotent, while the whole time it was just relying on traitors to sellout their countries.
Most times they blackmail people into betraying their own countries.
Looks like this time there’s no one to blackmail in Iran, and they resorted to offering an open reward.
Also, didn’t they obliterate these nuclear facilities like a thousand times before?
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Jp retweeted
INEC ICT gave the go-ahead to build a program to generate fake voters on the INEC portal, and must allow an independent audit because they are up to something not good for Nigeria.
__ Oby Ezekwesili
Jp retweeted
Obi whole memo is cutting down government cost and channelling it to bettering the lives of the average Nigerian.
Please don't reduce it to just Tinubu bad
Its a very disingenuous take
Jp retweeted
First, I didn't assume anything. You made those assumptions yourself. I asked a simple question, which you could have answered directly, BTW.
Second, why does your responsibility come with a condition? why are you okay with giving him a fixed financial responsibility while you decide if he has done enough to merit yours?
"I don't reward entitlement" but everything you've typed reeks of entitlement.
lol we all know what we're doing Sha happy Sunday.
The mentality of some of you ladies honestly irks me. So because a man puts you on an allowance, you assume that all a woman has to offer in return is her body and nothing?
Let me tell you something: when a man takes care of me, appreciates me and makes my well-being a priority, he gets a woman who will gladly show up for him too.
I have a man who puts me on an allowance. Not because I don't have my own business or earn my own money, but because he genuinely enjoys taking care of me and appreciates even the little things I do.
When his business was struggling and he was worried about paying his rent, I dipped into my business funds, helped him pay the rent and supported him financially until he got back on his feet.
He never asked for it, I did it because he had earned that kind of support from me.
But let me be clear: I will not empty my pockets to prove my love to a man who cannot even make my well-being a priority. I don't reward entitlement, and I don't believe in one-sided sacrifice.
When a man treats me well, I don't just enjoy his money; I become genuinely invested in his happiness and progress too. That's reciprocity.
Not every woman you see receiving an allowance is incapable of taking care of a man. Some of us simply know how to return the energy we receive.
Jp retweeted
One of the many reasons I want Peter Obi to win this election is because people think he’s soft and calm.
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Instead of you to advice the thugs in your Family and APC party to desist from helping Tinubu to rig or attacking oppositions, you are telling Us to kick against violence.
You started Fire and you are blaming Us for using fire extinguisher to quench it.
You get sense at all?
In 1999, the South-East voted overwhelmingly for Olusegun Obasanjo, a Yoruba man from the South-West, he scored 67.3% in Abia, 76.1% in Anambra, 72.6% in Ebonyi, 76.6% in Enugu and 57.3% in Imo.
In 2003, it happened again, despite having an Igbo candidate, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, on the ballot, Obasanjo defeated him in all five South-East states. In Ebonyi, Obasanjo scored 94.5% against Ojukwu's 2.6%.
So what exactly are you talking about?
Also, your 2015 figures are inaccurate, Jonathan did not score 90% in every South-East state, he scored 79.55% in Imo and 88.94% in Ebonyi only..
The South-East has demonstrated political support for candidates outside its region, the question should be why that same spirit of political cooperation is not reciprocated by others.
Jp retweeted
Three people tried to give me their church flyer this morning when I went to jog. Mind you, the last two saw me say no to the first person.
Jp retweeted
The problem is not that politicians have become too powerful. It is that citizens have been conditioned to believe that challenging their power is somehow disrespectful.
Country dey turn DR CONGO you Dey talk about power negotiation. That’s how much you people lack awareness.
One thing the Igbos and the South East don't understand is that Peter Obi Agenda is sending them backward politically
I don't know how to explain it but it will be hard for another region to vote anyone from South East if you don't vote their own person during their time.
You can't reach Presidential without power negotiation
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What gets me is how you hypocrites suddenly develop sympathy for thugs. Let’s be honest, you don’t genuinely care about them, you’re simply uncomfortable with the idea of ordinary people finally standing up for themselves after years of intimidation. If you’re an APC and Tinubu supporter, own it with your full chest instead of disguising your political allegiance under fake righteousness. Stop pretending to be a saint.
Hand an APC thug over to the Nigerian police, and we all know how that will likely end, he’ll be back on the streets in two or three days. Only someone who has completely lost faith in reality would blindly trust the Nigerian police to deliver justice.
2027: Rig and die!
And lastly you’re very stupid.
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