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This was President Buhari telling us in 2019 that anyone that tries to snatch ballot boxes should be shot at sight and telling the military and the Police to be ruthless to such a person.
Do not allow APC folks to gaslight you. They did more than this pre-2015.
Rig and Die!
Atulu retweeted
Seyi Law's State has a community that has not seen light for monthsssssss and guess what???
The State Gov still dey threaten them!!!
Same State to be known to have more professors in Nigeria than any other state. Just imagine!!!
No wonder they sold their votes on credit cause tell me why you dont hv light in 2026!!!!!!!????
Dear ppl of Ekiti..LIBERATE THYSELF!!
Atulu retweeted
ELECTORAL FRAUD ALART!!!
What we are confronting is bigger than ordinary election rigging. It is the possibility of weaponising Artificial Intelligence to manufacture identities, manipulate voter records, generate fictitious votes and digitally engineer electoral outcomes.
Imagine a situation where fake identities are created, fictitious voters are inserted into the register, and fraudulent figures are manipulated at polling units, during electronic transmission to IReV, or at central collation points.
The consequences could be devastating. A few million fabricated votes could be used to distort a presidential election. Hundreds of thousands could alter a governorship election. And the most frightening part? The manipulation could be disguised as legitimate digital data.
Let nobody misunderstand me: I am not saying this has already happened. I am raising an urgent national security and electoral integrity concern that INEC must address transparently, independently and immediately.
Yes, we know the traditional methods of rigging: vote buying, intimidation, violence, suppression and manipulation rewriting of results. But the digitalisation of electoral fraud introduces another dimension that Nigeria cannot afford to ignore.
HERE IS WHAT MUST HAPPEN:
1. INEC must immediately conduct an independent forensic audit of the entire voter register.
2. Every suspicious, duplicated, fabricated or unverifiable identity must be identified, investigated and lawfully addressed.
3. The BVAS, IReV and central collation infrastructure must undergo independent cybersecurity and forensic integrity assessments.
4. All relevant digital logs, databases and audit trails must be preserved against alteration or destruction.
5. Independent technical experts, civil society organisations and credible stakeholders must be given verifiable access to the audit process.
6. INEC must publicly disclose its findings and demonstrate that every eligible voter is protected and every fraudulent record is dealt with.
INEC MUST NOT WAIT UNTIL ELECTION DAY!
The Nigerian people must wake up. Civil society must rise. Technology experts must speak up. The National Assembly, security agencies and all relevant institutions must take responsibility to preventing a national disaster.
We cannot allow a handful of people, hiding behind technology, to manufacture millions of imaginary Nigerians and use their fictitious votes to determine the future of over 200 plus million real Nigerians.
Democracy cannot survive where the identity of the voter is questionable and the integrity of the vote cannot be independently verified.
OUR VOTES MUST COUNT. OUR IDENTITIES MUST BE PROTECTED. OUR FUTURE MUST NOT BE PROGRAMMED BY FRAUDSTERS.
INEC, the burden is on you. Nigerians are watching.
The 2027 election must be credible, transparent, auditable and verifiable. Anything less is unacceptable.
A NEW NIGERIA IS POSSIBLE, BUT WE MUST FIRST PROTECT THE INTEGRITY OF THE VOTE!
Dr. Mo
National Coordinator, Obidient Movement
Atulu retweeted
INEC: There Is No Room For Incompetence In Managing Voter Systems — Ijeh
Once again, we are seeing a display of sheer incompetence in an area that directly affects the lives of Nigerians and leaves no room for error. On the eve of an election, we cannot be hearing that INEC staff were responsible for compromising the voter register without seeing any consequences. Why is the public the one having to draw attention to these issues? If you cannot manage something as critical as the voter system, you have no business being at INEC.
Justin Ijeh
Spokesperson, Obidient Movement
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TO THE GLORY OF GOD, FOR THE BENEFIT OF MANKIND.
Today, 2nd November, I mark another birthday with profound gratitude to Almighty God for the gift of life, His blessings, opportunities, and privileges. I take none of them for granted.
The best birthday gift you can give me today is to support and vote for His Excellency, Mr. Peter Obi, CON, the presidential candidate of the NDC, in the next election.
I am deeply grateful to everyone for your prayers, kind words, and support over the past year.
May Almighty God continue to grant me the wisdom, strength, and humility to serve humanity and, in my little way, help steer our dear country in the right direction.
To the glory of God and for the benefit of mankind.
Amen.
Idris Zekeri Junior
2nd November, 2026
Atulu retweeted
Dipo, if you or your cronies snatch ballot boxes, you'll meet your maker expeditiously.
Obidients, Rig and Die is a call to anarchy. You have no constitutional right to kill anyone. It is the duty of security agencies to deal with electoral offences. #SayNoToElectoralViolence
Atulu retweeted
Your pastor is committing adultery in your presence and you are cheering because it aligns with how the world relate.
There is no divorce in Christianity. Your old partner must die before you remarry. This is Christianity of Convenience.
Atulu retweeted
You were in a coalition with El Rufai and Malami, you were gleefully speaking in their presence at Ibadan conference with your two incissors outsude your lips like a rabbit.
Shift one side with your hypocrisy abeg 😂
Atulu retweeted
“We are fully aware of all the efforts being made to persuade INEC to disqualify our governorship candidate in Kano State but they have forgotten that history is about to repeat itself.”
— Sen. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso,
The reason I am saying this is that Abba Kabir Yusuf, the Governor of Kano State, had made a political mistake in the past and I believe he has now realised it. That explains why you have seen him travelling back and forth, day and night, practically relocating to Abuja. His objective was to ensure that INEC would declare a situation in which there would be no NDC governorship candidate in Kano State. However, the pressure and mounting against INEC became too overwhelming and eventually, INEC could no longer withstand the heat and had to surrender.
Now, what is happening? We are currently in court because they has instituted a legal action aiming to ensure that there would be no NDC governorship candidate in Kano State. They operated behind the scenes, reportedly leaving in the backforth approach a court in Kano State and file a case against INEC and the NDC, apparently hoping to secure a court order without our knowledge or opportunity to respond.But from the very beginning, we knew their plans andour candidate had no outstanding issues concerning his eligibility, age, academic qualifications, certificates or any aspect of the official recognition process that could prevent his participation in the election.
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Lol, I just stopped by to educate you a little. First, a DJI Pocket 4 is a handheld camera, not a drone.
I requested a repair referral because it’s a relatively new gadget in this part of the world. Kindhearted Nigerians who support HE Peter Obi’s presidential ambition offered to replace it. The support wasn’t for me personally, but a gesture of goodwill towards the campaign.
One indicator of a candidate’s acceptance is the willingness of people to support without coercion or expectations of anything in return. That’s something you, your boss and the APC cannot boast of.
I’m where I’m treated with respect, dignity and love. I can’t say the same for you. I’d encourage you to join the brighter side of the divide, so you won’t be shouting “Akanbi” on a hot Thursday afternoon.
Esther, take a moment to look at yourself. After years of working with Peter Obi, you still have to come on X to solicit crowdfunding before you can afford a basic work tool like a drone.
Have you ever seen any of Peter Obi’s children come online to beg for financial assistance? Why do politicians' children enjoy comfort while young people who dedicate their lives working for them struggle to afford basic necessities?
Never make a politician your entire future. Build your own life!
Atulu retweeted
💯💯💯💯 totally laid them off his scent. Both ADC and APC thought they had him where they wanted. It even warranted those clowns in ADC to speak about him anyhow, threaten him and his supporters.
They couldn’t even respect what they had when they had it. They kept disrespecting him directly and indirectly and Peter Obi endured. As his supporters, we hated it but guy man had a plan.
Then when he told them he was leaving, tears everywhere till date. Everybody de beg.
Always stoop to conquer. E get why. Everything is not hubris and gragra.
Atulu retweeted
“I like Sowore” is the typical reply from a closet Tinubu supporter who is too cowardly to openly admit that they support Tinubu.
Atulu retweeted
another scaremonger designed to distract, cause you to loose time, create learned helplessness/hopelessness, that eventual promotes the 'voters apathy' that strengthens the incubent.
No be this guy take over months to castigate and point hate against @iamHSDickson , accusing him of working with the APC and running narratives that we are in a wrong party?
Atulu retweeted
No, we will NEVER go to court again; I can assure you. No one can rig us out 2027. Their only plan is to demoralize voters not to come out. They want to defeat us before election. They want us to believe our votes will not be counted and that INEC is already compromised. Once we accept it, we are finished. We must confront INEC professionally with our AI professionals. – at Opolo, Nigeria
