theMoses retweeted
🇳🇬 Protecting our votes starts before election day.
Help us compare INEC’s 2027 voter Register counts with 2023—one polling unit at a time.
Watch the video. Share the link.
Let's get to work.
Together, we build our public record.
check.nigeriaelects.com
#NigeriaElects
theMoses retweeted
They are counting on you NOT checking.
Please don't let them.
INEC won't show us the full register. So we must check it ourselves, one polling unit at a time.
Copy the code. Check INEC. Submit the number.
60 seconds is all it takes.
check.nigeriaelects.com
🇳🇬 Protecting our votes starts before election day.
Help us compare INEC’s 2027 voter Register counts with 2023—one polling unit at a time.
Watch the video. Share the link.
Let's get to work.
Together, we build our public record.
check.nigeriaelects.com
#NigeriaElects
theMoses retweeted
When are you guys going to start making products that actually push boundaries? Think technology, hospital equipment, batteries, innovative gadgets, something genuinely futuristic and unique. Build things that require actual thinking, research, engineering and product development.
Leave rice production to the regular players, man. This company needs to think bigger, innovate and evolve on several fronts. There’s so much more it could be doing.
theMoses retweeted
NIGERIANS, WE NEED YOUR HELP! 🇳🇬
INEC has restricted the amount of time each person can spend on its website, so we need as many people as possible to help with this exercise.
Here’s what we’re doing:
We’re counting the number of registered voters in each polling unit for 2027 and comparing it with the number of registered voters in that same polling unit in 2023.
INEC won’t show us the full register, so we have to do this ourselves, one polling unit at a time.
Here’s how you can help. It takes just 60 seconds!
STEP 1: Go to this link ⤵️
check.nigeriaelects.com
STEP 2: Copy the code generated where it says “Your Polling Unit”. It’s the code containing numbers and dashes.
STEP 3: Go to the INEC website and scroll down to “Find a Polling Unit”.
Paste the code you copied into the PU Code box and click “Find”.
STEP 4: The polling unit information will appear, including the number of registered voters.
Copy ONLY the number of registered voters (the whole number, without the dashes).
STEP 5: Return to the first website, paste the number into the space provided for registered voters and click Submit.
That’s all!
See the attached video for a visual guide.
60 seconds of your time can help us build a clearer picture of what’s happening with our voters’ register.
Please participate and share this with other Nigerians. The more people who help, the more polling units we can cover.
Let’s get to work! 🇳🇬
theMoses retweeted
This is TREASON, and all those responsible should be locked up in Jail
Only one solution;
All stakeholders of the election should be given full access to scrutinize the register with their own 3rd party and reach a consensus
Anything short of this should be fully resisted!
theMoses retweeted
You are not politically neutral You are just a coward comfortable with injustice that doesnt affect you
theMoses retweeted
GOOD DAY, MR PRESIDENT: NIGERIANS DESERVE ACCOUNTABILITY
Good day, Mr President.
I congratulate you on spending a night in one of Nigeria’s states outside Lagos and Abuja. I hope you enjoyed the warmth, hospitality, and delicious cuisine of Akwa Ibom, which I am sure is even better than those of the destinations where you have spent over 260 days outside Nigeria since coming into office.
I sincerely hope this visit will inspire you to travel to the remaining 33 states of the federation, spend time with the people and, more importantly, explain what your administration has done with the ₦15.8 trillion saved from the removal of fuel subsidy, the over $100 billion you have borrowed, the increased revenues accruing to the government from taxing Nigerians, and the additional government revenues which your administration celebrated last year as having surpassed its target.
Nigerians deserve to know how many that were pulled out of poverty within this period, how many out-of-school children were returned to school, and how many functional primary healthcare centres you have built. They also deserve to know how much electricity supply has improved, especially given your promise that if you do not fix power, Nigerians should not vote for you. They deserve an explanation of how you have secured the country, which still ranks among the most terrorised countries in the world.
Mr President, Nigerians deserve answers. They deserve to know what has been done with the resources entrusted to your government.
The New Nigeria we want to build will be based on accountability, transparency, and the physical, measurable impact of our public resources on the lives of citizens.
A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO
theMoses retweeted
The funniest thing about this administration is that if Obi enters and ends up doing well as expected . We will be told Tinubu ‘laid’ the foundation😂
theMoses retweeted
A 2.5 GW nuclear power plant can generate at least 60 GWh of electricity per day?
The money spent on that useless coastal road could have been used to build a fully operational nuclear power station. Nuclear power could solve 50% of our electricity needs.
theMoses retweeted
They live lavishly while we suffer in penury
ON MONDAY WE SHUT DOWN INEC NATION WIDE…
#OccupyINECNow
theMoses retweeted
"Reforms are working... Don't worry about all these small small things like food and all... It's the price to pay..."
Meanwhile, dey share Prados and approve more loans on top of our mounting debt.
I woke up this morning thinking about how hard things have become.
We're not living anymore. We're just existing.
Things that should be basic, like food, rent, transport, light and school fees, have become luxuries. You work twice as hard just to prove you're trying, and at the end of the month there's still nothing left to show for it.
Drive through any street and you'll see grown men and women begging. Some of them once had jobs, dreams and dignity. I can't blame them. The system that was meant to protect them failed them.
Every day, prices go up. Every day, we're told to be patient, that the reforms will work, that we should wait a few more years.
But how long can a hungry person wait?
As someone who talks about money every day, this one hurts me the most. I tell people to invest from the little they have. But for millions of Nigerians, that little isn't even enough to survive. You can't invest money that has already been eaten by rent and food before it lands.
Go anywhere in the world and you'll find Nigerians working harder than anyone in the room. We are not lazy. We are not unserious. Life here has just become unfair, and the wealth sits in the hands of a few.
Our brightest minds keep leaving. Doctors, engineers, creatives, builders. They didn't leave because they hate home. They left because home stopped making room for them.
And if you choose to stay and do things the right way, the system frustrates you until it breaks something in you.
To those who benefit from this, who loot what was meant for millions and think it will last forever, remember this. Everything in this life is vanity. The pain you've caused doesn't disappear. One day it comes back to the same table you're eating from.
But I refuse to give up completely. Things can still change if we become intentional and stop accepting this as normal.
The 2027 election is coming. Please, vote with your conscience. Don't sell your vote for a bag of rice and ₦5,000. That money finishes in a day. The suffering lasts four years.
Think about your children. Think about the generation coming after us. They deserve a country that doesn't punish them for being born here.
We deserve better. Nigeria deserves better.
Shalom.
theMoses retweeted
I woke up this morning thinking about how hard things have become.
We're not living anymore. We're just existing.
Things that should be basic, like food, rent, transport, light and school fees, have become luxuries. You work twice as hard just to prove you're trying, and at the end of the month there's still nothing left to show for it.
Drive through any street and you'll see grown men and women begging. Some of them once had jobs, dreams and dignity. I can't blame them. The system that was meant to protect them failed them.
Every day, prices go up. Every day, we're told to be patient, that the reforms will work, that we should wait a few more years.
But how long can a hungry person wait?
As someone who talks about money every day, this one hurts me the most. I tell people to invest from the little they have. But for millions of Nigerians, that little isn't even enough to survive. You can't invest money that has already been eaten by rent and food before it lands.
Go anywhere in the world and you'll find Nigerians working harder than anyone in the room. We are not lazy. We are not unserious. Life here has just become unfair, and the wealth sits in the hands of a few.
Our brightest minds keep leaving. Doctors, engineers, creatives, builders. They didn't leave because they hate home. They left because home stopped making room for them.
And if you choose to stay and do things the right way, the system frustrates you until it breaks something in you.
To those who benefit from this, who loot what was meant for millions and think it will last forever, remember this. Everything in this life is vanity. The pain you've caused doesn't disappear. One day it comes back to the same table you're eating from.
But I refuse to give up completely. Things can still change if we become intentional and stop accepting this as normal.
The 2027 election is coming. Please, vote with your conscience. Don't sell your vote for a bag of rice and ₦5,000. That money finishes in a day. The suffering lasts four years.
Think about your children. Think about the generation coming after us. They deserve a country that doesn't punish them for being born here.
We deserve better. Nigeria deserves better.
Shalom.
theMoses retweeted
Dear Nigerians, from now till the elections end in February 2027, you must hit the streets. Time to time.
Can be Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Can be Wednesdays and Fridays.
Can be 3x a week.
Meeting places can be in front of INEC offices in your LGA or your house of assembly.
The pressure must be felt and dealt!
Otherwise, forget about transparent elections. We will cry the same cry we did in 2019 and 2023.
I will be vilified for this. I will be called out. But I will not keep quiet.
#GoMustGo #TimeToGo!
theMoses retweeted
Instead of any smelling detty December, we should hold rallies and campaign heavily. January is really close!!
theMoses retweeted
While Nigerians are WARNING @inecnigeria against rigging with the #RigandDie2027 we are forgetting another INSTITUTION that has been 'accustomed' to rigging or disrupting peaceful elections @PoliceNG
Nigerians, what are your plans to PREVENT THE NIGERIAN POLICE from RIGGING THE 2027 ELECTIONS?