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Ojo_moore retweeted
LAGOS GELE FESTIVAL 2026.
GELE IS HERITAGE. GELE IS IDENTITY. GELE IS LAGOS.
Our mothers tied it with pride.
We tie it with style.
@jidesanwoolu
@gbenga_omo
@tunbosunogunbanwo
@gboyegaakosile
@BarrBimbola
@Mr_JAGs @Riddwane
#AGreaterLagosRising
#LASG
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What we saw in Cross River shows that the people are intentional about what they want. The crowd was not imported. For the first time, a state that used to be a PDP state is showing this level of support, shows that the Federal Government is making progress to make life better for the masses.
When you see an imported gathering, you will know from their faces. But these people were on the streets, dancing, jumping, and smiling, people who know what they want and are going out for it.
#9jaUnfiltered
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Obviously, a comment from a newbie who never experienced the dark days of ASUU strike.
This is simply an attempt to deliberately divert attention from, and denigrate the government's efforts to change a norm that has held our education system back for years.
Anyone who genuinely cares about education wouldn't take this for granted. Keeping students in school, protecting academic calendars and ensuring uninterrupted learning should be celebrated, not mocked.
It appears we have normalised strikes so much that ending them now sounds like a joke to new generations who never witnessed it, all thanks to the deliberate effort of our President @officialABAT
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A political party that wants to govern Nigeria must be a party of due process, equity and justice.
You descended on ADC like a thief in the night, took over its leadership undemocratically and hoped that all is well.
You desecrated the party’s constitution and guidelines, you trampled on Nigeria’s constitution and poopooed on INEC’s Act and guidelines; and by so doing you lifted a middle finger on Nigerians and think that you would gaslight everyone;
I am sure by now your cash-out lobbyists would be dancing waiting for a payout.
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That tweet of @PeterObi was drafted to him by rufai Oseni so he (rufai) would amplify on their morning show. Check the pattern and flow as revealed to me by my sources in their camp. What is wrong with openly acknowledging that he is Obi’s unofficial spokesman? Hypocrites.
Ebonyi is set to embrace the Renewed Hope vision as the movement gathers momentum across the state🔥
#RenewedHopeInEbonyi
#RenewedHope2_0
Ojo_moore retweeted
"No matter what anybody says, Nigeria remains the big brother of all African nations"- @realffk.
Speech during the inaugural Nigerian Fair, Nigerian Consulate, Johannesburg, South Africa, 7th November 2026.
Atiku should understand that true leadership is reflected in measurable impact, responsible stewardship and a genuine commitment to public service—not in recycled promises or political rhetoric.
Nigerians deserve leaders who uphold integrity, safeguard public funds and pursue reforms that translate into better living conditions
Kojoli should endeavor to go and rest in his Country Dubai
While President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is focused on implementing structural reforms to rebuild Nigeria's economy, history reminds us of the alternatives. We cannot forget the 2006 PTDF investigation, where $20 million meant for human capacity development was diverted to an unapproved bank account.
Truly, nothing screams visionary leadership quite like having 18 corruption charges swept under the rug by a legal technicality.
Ojo_moore retweeted
Every Lagosian, remember three words: Eko o ni baje. It is actually a prayer before it became a slogan. Our forefathers who first settled here had that prayer for this city. People come from the East, people come from the North all they did was answer that prayer by hard work and by building their families.
So “Eko o ni baje” is not just a prayer. It is a responsibility that we all share. -
Dr Kadri Obafemi Hamzat
Ojo_moore retweeted
While President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is focused on implementing structural reforms to rebuild Nigeria's economy, history reminds us of the alternatives. We cannot forget the 2006 PTDF investigation, where $20 million meant for human capacity development was diverted to an unapproved bank account.
Truly, nothing screams visionary leadership quite like having 18 corruption charges swept under the rug by a legal technicality.
Ojo_moore retweeted
Roads are getting attention, bridges are taking shape, universities are receiving investments, students are accessing loans, and farmers are getting support.
From infrastructure to human capital development, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s federal interventions are making their mark in Ebonyi state.
The impact is beyond headlines. The projects tell the story.
#PBATImpact
#RenewedHope2_0
#RenewedHopeInEbonyi
Otòge represented a turning point in Kwara’s political history, driven by the people’s desire for a new direction. Today, #IwàjúLàNlọ reflects the journey from that historic movement to a new phase of infrastructural development and governance.
Governor @RealAARahman deserves recognition for his commitment to transforming the state through strategic infrastructure investments, improved public facilities and development across the three senatorial districts.
The challenge ahead is to consolidate these achievements and ensure that the Otòge vision continues to deliver lasting dividends for the people of Kwara.
OTOGE and the LEGACY of @RealAARahman
1: Winning power is one thing; giving the people something tangible to remember is another. That is where the true test of Otoge lies.
2: In 2019, Otoge was more than a political movement; it was a defining moment in Kwara’s history, driven by the demand for change and a different direction for the state.
3: Today, as we reflect on the @RealAARahman years, the conversation must go beyond the politics of 2019 to the footprints of governance.
4: The administration’s infrastructure drive, investments in public facilities and visible interventions across communities are becoming important markers of this chapter in Kwara’s development story.
5: Political victories may dominate the headlines for a season, but roads, infrastructure, stronger institutions and expanded opportunities are what endure.
6: @RealAARahman must be supported to finish well and be in @NGRSenate guys @insideIkirun @InsideIlorin_NG @Better_Kaduna @YeriTheSGF @JasonMo68403076 @SAsekome @AboderinA @mni_JJ @Zamani_WLK @OLABIM2533691 @ewisdomdaily1 @wvleed_kessiee @QHVZYMY @q_mesioye
#IwajuLaNlo
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OTOGE and the LEGACY of @RealAARahman
1: Winning power is one thing; giving the people something tangible to remember is another. That is where the true test of Otoge lies.
2: In 2019, Otoge was more than a political movement; it was a defining moment in Kwara’s history, driven by the demand for change and a different direction for the state.
3: Today, as we reflect on the @RealAARahman years, the conversation must go beyond the politics of 2019 to the footprints of governance.
4: The administration’s infrastructure drive, investments in public facilities and visible interventions across communities are becoming important markers of this chapter in Kwara’s development story.
5: Political victories may dominate the headlines for a season, but roads, infrastructure, stronger institutions and expanded opportunities are what endure.
6: @RealAARahman must be supported to finish well and be in @NGRSenate guys @insideIkirun @InsideIlorin_NG @Better_Kaduna @YeriTheSGF @JasonMo68403076 @SAsekome @AboderinA @mni_JJ @Zamani_WLK @OLABIM2533691 @ewisdomdaily1 @wvleed_kessiee @QHVZYMY @q_mesioye
#IwajuLaNlo
Otòge was more than a political movement; it was a demand for change. Under #IwàjúLàNlọ, that demand has found expression in tangible infrastructure and development across Kwara State
Governor @RealAARahman deserves commendation for translating that vision into visible projects and lasting investments across the state.
The task now is to sustain these gains and build on the foundation for a more prosperous Kwara.
Beyond the Slogan: How Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq’s Infrastructure Built a Lasting Legacy in Kwara.
Some legacies are told through stories; others are written directly into the changing skyline of our cities, the paved roads in rural communities, the strength of revitalized institutions, and the economic opportunities created for everyday citizens.
In 2019, the Otoge movement marked a defining turning point in Kwara State’s political history. Beyond the immediate struggle for political realignment, the true and enduring value of that historic shift lies in the concrete development that followed. It transformed a political chant into a living blueprint for governance.
Reflecting on the executive tenure of Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq #IwàjúLàNlọ, one outcome stands out above all else: a statewide infrastructural drive that has fundamentally reshaped Kwara.
From metropolitan urban renewal projects in Kwara Central to access roads, healthcare facilities, and educational hubs across Kwara North and Kwara South, the administration’s focus has remained centered on longterm capital investment.
This isn't just about constructing physical assets; it's about building the foundational backbone needed for modern trade,digital literacy, and economic self-reliance across all 193 wards.
As Kwara looks toward its next political chapter, the focus naturally shifts from establishing progress to sustaining it. The infrastructural baseline set over the past seven years has raised the standard of public expectations, ensuring that future leadership must build upon an already elevated foundation.
The progress achieved under this administration serves as proof that targeted, community-centric governance works. As the state moves forward, preserving and expanding this legacy remains the key to securing Kwara’s long-term prosperity.
Ojo_moore retweeted
The Journey So Far | National Youth Confab 2026
What began on screens across Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones has now culminated in the conference halls in Abuja.
Under the theme Next Gen Nigeria: Crafting Solutions, Owning the Future, young Nigerians have moved from virtual consultations on governance, jobs, education, technology, climate and security to deeper deliberations at the physical conference.
With about 360 constituency delegates and diaspora participants, the Confab is shaping recommendations, a National Youth Compact and clear pathways for accountability.
Swipe through to follow the journey from conversation to action. 👉
#NationalYouthConfab2026
#NationalYouthConfab
Ojo_moore retweeted
The next stop for the APC Presidential Campaign?
📍Abakiliki, Ebonyi State!!!
Date: Today, Monday, 9th November, 2026.
Stay tuned as we bring you all the major highlights direct from the stage.
#RenewedHopeInEbonyi
Ojo_moore retweeted
Beyond the Slogan: How Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq’s Infrastructure Built a Lasting Legacy in Kwara.
Some legacies are told through stories; others are written directly into the changing skyline of our cities, the paved roads in rural communities, the strength of revitalized institutions, and the economic opportunities created for everyday citizens.
In 2019, the Otoge movement marked a defining turning point in Kwara State’s political history. Beyond the immediate struggle for political realignment, the true and enduring value of that historic shift lies in the concrete development that followed. It transformed a political chant into a living blueprint for governance.
Reflecting on the executive tenure of Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq #IwàjúLàNlọ, one outcome stands out above all else: a statewide infrastructural drive that has fundamentally reshaped Kwara.
From metropolitan urban renewal projects in Kwara Central to access roads, healthcare facilities, and educational hubs across Kwara North and Kwara South, the administration’s focus has remained centered on longterm capital investment.
This isn't just about constructing physical assets; it's about building the foundational backbone needed for modern trade,digital literacy, and economic self-reliance across all 193 wards.
As Kwara looks toward its next political chapter, the focus naturally shifts from establishing progress to sustaining it. The infrastructural baseline set over the past seven years has raised the standard of public expectations, ensuring that future leadership must build upon an already elevated foundation.
The progress achieved under this administration serves as proof that targeted, community-centric governance works. As the state moves forward, preserving and expanding this legacy remains the key to securing Kwara’s long-term prosperity.
Ojo_moore retweeted
On #TheHeadlines today, Nigeria records fresh milestones across agriculture, transportation, financial inclusion and renewable energy.
The Federal Government secures $200million in World Bank-backed financing to boost fish production, strengthen aquaculture and reduce import dependence.
Meanwhile, the 203km Kaduna-Kano standard gauge rail line gets a December 3, 2026 inauguration date as President Tinubu accelerates critical railway projects in the North.
Also in focus is the N180million interest-free loans for 600 small-scale farmers in Niger State and a 1.6MW solar hybrid plant commissioned for the Federal University of Lafia to deliver reliable power and reduce operating costs.
Happy new week!
