Visual Designer. Socio-politics. Pro-igbo. Sinner/Hypocrite. Theonomy. Philosophy
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Aπansí retweeted
Lmao I've noticed a pattern with right wing thinkers... When you're younger and afraid of being too soft, they sound smart... When you are older and see that life is actually pretty hard, they seem weird.
And then you watch them long enough to see that they're also just trying
If I had 3 wishes, one of them would include the erasure of BBC news from existence.
Mother of Ghanaian boy killed in US 'wants justice' as she flies for funeral bbc.in/4jWJErJ
Aπansí retweeted
37/37 completed ✅
We found an additional 453 new polling units in the audit.
We took on an ambitious task: bringing together thousands of people to review INEC’s preliminary voters' register, polling unit by polling unit. I can now confirm that our data gathering is 100% complete.
Our first finding is about polling units.
INEC’s preliminary register display lists 177,299 polling units instead of 176,846.
This means INEC has created an additional 453 polling units.
#Mundx #INEC #NigeriaDecides2027 #VotersRegister #Data
I wonder what our Pan-Africanists brothers have to say about this.
OPay was hours away from trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
It had priced its shares at $19, was set to raise about $304 million, and was valued at close to $4 billion. Then the listing was called off.
According to Bloomberg, the reason was last-minute inquiries from China.
Here’s the twist. OPay has no business and no revenue in mainland China. Most of its users are in Nigeria. Its link to China is its founder, Zhou Yahui.
To put that in perspective, about $358 billion moved through OPay in 2025. That’s more than double the year before.
Millions of Nigerians run their daily lives on this app. A government thousands of miles away just put its stock market debut on hold.
Your app. Someone else’s rules.
Aπansí retweeted
So good, I am jealous
When @otherpractice approached us for a logo, we started with the name: a practice that does things its own way.
In an era where it’s easy to copy and paste what’s trending, we chose to hone in on what makes OtherPractice unique and let that personality lead.
The result is an identity that’s vibrant, full of life and personality. Expressive letters come together in a distinctive mark, each bringing its own character to the whole.
A little unexpected. Very Other Practice.
Aπansí retweeted
This young girl needs serious mental evaluation.
In 2026, where young minds are involved in land around the world, a young girl has sold her own life to madness in the same 2026; the yr of Olódùmarè.
May she find liberation and freedom from her mental slavery and bankruptcy.
Dear Yorùbás,
If you have an Obidient around or at home. You literally have someone who wants you to become slave, someone who wants to end you.
Ignorance is not an excuse.
They are dangerous than the actual enemies we're fighting. I know some of them just innocently want a better Nigeria.
We need to work and move twice as faster, kí wọn ma rán wa lóko ẹrú ó. They will come back later and say, "I didn't know" but that won't fix the problem already created.
We saw this happen in 2023, some of them are back now with "I didn't know". We're screaming it now.
Àáni sẹrú nílẹ̀ àwọn bàbá wá ó
Àṣẹ 🙏🙏
Bola Ahmed Tinubu till 2031 ❤️
Aπansí retweeted
After @fijnigeria’s story showed the discrepancy, the Federal Government quietly removed the misleading description of its N50,000 relief payment as “a one-off support” fund from the website of the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction.👇🏾
Aπansí retweeted
In 2023, Nigerians "shouted and moved on" because nobody had real-time data or substantial NUMBERS to prove where results were altered.
NEIS is an independent, non-partisan public resource that fixes that blindness.
Equipping people at ward-LG-state-National collation centres with verified EC8A figures exposes manipulation in real time, giving Nigerians the exact data needed to demand accountability on the spot
When citizens and observers have verified EC8A figures while collation is still happening, anomalies are flagged early with HARD EVIDENCE making it much harder to manipulate results in the dark
Aπansí retweeted
I have been suspicious of INEC not having a competent IT team, each time @mundx_analytics discovered an issue within INEC, they always appear confused on what to do.
It's beginning to appear true that the major IT work within the INEC is done by a third party who doesn't know what to do or have a clear mandate or possibly have a mandate to ensure IT manipulative activities can be sustained, otherwise it's difficult to understand why INEC appears helpless each time @mundus01 and his team come up with new findings.
INEC must subject it's system to independent audit, because, how is it possible for Mundx to do all they do within a short time, with an extremely meager resources while INEC with well over 1trillion budget can't seem to get anything done, they're just waiting for Mundx report for them to doing a patching job.
Well-done Martin for the good works you guys having been doing, we must have at least a semblance of credible elections in 2027. – at Jidu, Nigeria
Our audit of Akwa Ibom’s preliminary voters register. A comprehensive report is being prepared.
#AkwaIbom #INEC #VotersRegister #Mundx #NigeriaDecides2027
Aπansí retweeted
The bug is like a joke.
On Alpine Linux, type 257 to 1024 characters of anything and you get root. 💀
‼️ BREAKING: OpenSSH has rushed out a fix for a critical flaw that lets attackers log into some Linux servers without the right password.
The team learned of the bug a day earlier. OpenSSH's Damien Miller says long embargoes now mostly help attackers, because AI agents rediscover bugs, sometimes within hours.
It hits Linux systems on the musl C library with PAM off, such as Alpine Linux. Miller told admins to disable password logins or SSH itself "IMMEDIATELY".
Version 10.6p2 works around it. Systems on glibc or PAM are not affected, and Miller says the root cause sits outside OpenSSH.
Aπansí retweeted
I’m sorry but is everybody mad? Why has harassment in the name of content become so normalized? What is funny about this??
Aπansí retweeted
Every ballot snatcher will be killed, whether civilian or men in uniform.
So please warn them for us.
We are not playing with our lives this time around.
#putccm
“…To those who may be contemplating violence, thuggery, ballot-box snatching or the incitement of hatred, I have a simple message: do not try it. We are better prepared, better coordinated and more determined than before. Those who attempt to disrupt the process will be arrested and prosecuted without fear or favour, and we will work with the justice sector to ensure that cases go beyond arrest to prosecution. The same applies to vote-buying and vote-selling. They are crimes, not harmless tradition.“
— IGP OLATUNJI RILWAN DISU, psc(+), NPM at the Flag-off of the Election Security Training for the 2027 General Elections
