Alpha - Realist
Edo, Nigeria
Joined March 2011
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After attending the dedication of the newly built Salvation Ministries church auditorium in Port Harcourt, HE Peter Obi flew back to Lagos to attend the service of songs for his dear friend, the late Chief Okey Ezibe.
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My neighbour solar setup is in beast mode and baba still add 9 additional panel few weeks ago.
He just off Gen this morning since 2am
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I warmly felicitate with our Kano NDC gubernatorial candidate, Comrade Aminu Abdussalam Gwarzo, on the joyous occasion of his 66th birthday.
A distinguished leader and former Deputy Governor of Kano State, Comrade Gwarzo has consistently exemplified dedication to public service, deep concern for the welfare of the people, and an unwavering commitment to social justice and good governance.
As a committed comrade and patriot, he has shown remarkable courage, resilience, and a genuine passion for the progress and development of our people and our state.
I pray that Almighty Allah grants him good health, renewed strength, greater wisdom, and many more fruitful years in the service of humanity. - RMK
ArcGreenWorks retweeted
One would’ve thought that this imbecilic idiot would campaign with his fraudulent coastal road and the useless reforms that has brought hardship to the country, lo and behold, he’s here mentioning Obi as if Obi is the current president. My God!!! This useless vegetable must be kicked out. 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
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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😂
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SALVATION MINISTRIES: CELEBRATING FAITH, VISION AND THE ADVANCEMENT OF GOD’S WORK
Following several meetings and engagements in Abuja yesterday, I travelled to Lagos in the evening to continue with additional meetings.
Early this morning, I journeyed from Lagos to Port Harcourt, Rivers State, to attend the dedication service for the newly completed Global Headquarters and Cathedral of Salvation Ministries, under the leadership of Senior Pastor David Ibiyeomie, a respected man of God and prominent Christian leader.
The ceremony was a significant celebration of faith, worship and gratitude. I was especially struck by the vision, magnitude and architectural excellence of the new cathedral, which can accommodate more than 100,000 worshippers. This achievement represents a major milestone for the ministry and reflects the dedication, commitment and perseverance necessary to realise such an ambitious vision.
I extend my heartfelt congratulations to Pastor David Ibiyeomie, his wife and the entire team on this outstanding accomplishment. I also commend the Salvation Ministries family for its steadfast commitment to spreading the Gospel of Christ. -PO
ArcGreenWorks retweeted
The energy at Alimosho was unmistakable and the message was clear: Lagosians are ready for a new direction.
Alongside His Excellency, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, we connected with the people and witnessed their enthusiasm and determination to make their voices count.
This is what people-powered politics looks like.
Not politics from behind closed doors. But leadership that shows up, engages, listens, and stands with the people.
Together, we can build a Lagos that works for everyone.
The people are ready. Lagos is ready. I am ready.
Ó TI YÁ.
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ENGAGING WITH THE UNITED NATIONS: UPHOLDING DEMOCRACY AND THE PEOPLE’S MANDATE
After I met with the European Union Commission yesterday, 5th November 2026, I welcomed a United Nations delegation to the Obidient House in Abuja for a courtesy visit.
Our discussions addressed pressing concerns facing Nigeria, including the current cost-of-living crisis, the well-being of our citizens, and the credibility of the upcoming elections.
I also used the occasion to urge the international community to uphold Nigerians’ democratic right to choose their leaders peacefully in the next elections through a free, fair, and credible process that genuinely reflects the will of the people. The international community must remain steadfast in protecting this democratic principle.
I appreciate the United Nations delegation, led by Leonardo Santos Simão, former Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation of Mozambique and currently the Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General for West Africa, as well as his team, for their visit and the productive exchange.
A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO
ArcGreenWorks retweeted
I believe you’re not more of an indigene more than I am, every major road is terrible and I’m dilapidated state. Is it the Aramoko to Igede road, Ado to Iluomoba, Iluomoba to Ikole, Ikole to Omuo, Iluomoba to Ode and many more. We’re fucking backward and there are no developments in this state. Be truthful to yourself, Muyiwa.
Some of you are even indigenes of Ekiti but have barely set foot in the state since birth, yet you are always eager to jump at every opportunity to run it down. You cannot genuinely wish for the progress of a place you constantly seek to ridicule.
It is perfectly fine to criticise, demand accountability and point out areas that need improvement. But let us be guided by facts, fairness and a genuine desire to see Ekiti move forward. We can disagree with those in government without being unfair to the state and its people.
