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Anuoluwa retweeted
Dear political thug,
Unfortunate Sunday greetings to you.
I know you are still thinking about how to continue with this difficult job you have collected. But I wish to let you that you can still resign today and live to the stories of today.
These politicians sending you on this deadly job, has nothing to lose. Their kids are living in luxury, enjoying your commonwealth while you're sent out to kill your brothers because of mere N3K.
They buy you igbo, SK and loud and you call it mobilization. Is that also how they're mobilizing their children? Summon courage and ask them.
I wish to remind you that Nigerians are angry and most of them are already having their backs against the wall - their tolerance limit is now far overstretched.
Don't be deceived by your loud cracked voice, red eyes and old tattoos on your chest. Those things are not measures of strength. One loaded slap would easily send you to igbobi or ICU. Because people avoided you in the interest of peace, does not mean you're the Brock Lesnar of Nigeria.
The game has changed!
In the past, you won easily because your victims were calm enough not to join you in the mud. But I'm glad to inform you that today, your potential victims are already waiting for you in the mud. Join them at your own peril.
This is 2027. Everyone is moving angry because of hunger caused by your paymasters.
These same paymasters that remember you once every 4 years. These same people that made you only suitable for thuggery. Ask them why they can't put you in their private security detail or get you into the same juicy jobs as they got their children.
You're pushing 52, unmarried, living under the bridge with 2 badly damaged kidneys and 7 chronic diseases. The last time you enjoyed good food was when you parents were taking care of you in 2011.
Nobody is begging you to get your acts together.
Nobody is begging you to be useful.
Nobody is begging you to be a good citizen.
Nobody is begging you to embrace peace.
You're only being reminded that if you prize market, you go buy am.
If you show indiscipline, you'll be disciplined.
If you stab once, you'll be stabbed thrice.
Remember, dead men don't tell stories. 🙏
Anuoluwa retweeted
*OPEN REPLY TO THE DELTA STATE POLICE COMMAND AND THE DELTA STATE GOVERNMENT ON THE ASABA KILLING*
We have read with pain and anger, the statements by the Police Public Relations Officer, SP Bright Edafe, and the Commissioner for Works and Public Information, Mr. Charles Aniagwu, on the killing of one person and injuring of five others along Nnebisi Road, Asaba on Saturday during a peaceful procession by the Obidient/OK Movement in support of Mr. Peter Obi.
We condemn the killing. But we reject the attempt to blame the victims for their own murder.
Let us be clear: *This was not a coincidence. This was not a mere "clash." This was a conceived action plan.*
*1. A Conceived Plan To Attack, Harm And Silence The Opposition*
What happened in Asaba is part of a deliberate, well-planned strategy to continuously attack opposition parties, expose them to harm, and then use that same violence as an excuse to declare " *no street rally."*
The pattern is now too clear to ignore:
First, deny the opposition access to public facilities — stadiums, fields, halls,schools town halls,etc.
Second, when they are forced to use the road, which is their constitutional right, allow thugs to attack them.
Third, after the attack, the Police and Government will come out to say "we warned them" and "they should have used a designated venue."
Fourth, use the bloodshed as justification to ban opposition rallies altogether.
*That is the plan. Attack them, blame them, then ban them.*
The ultimate goal is not peace. The ultimate goal is to use state power to bar the NDC and other opposition parties from campaigning in Delta State, while the APC campaigns freely everywhere.
We see it. Deltans see it. Nigerians see it.
*2. If you had intelligence, what did you do with it?*
The Police said they received intelligence suggesting a likelihood of violence before the procession. They said they invited the organisers and advised them to cancel.
That is not policing. That is abdication.
If you had credible intelligence that an attack was being planned, your duty under the Police Act and the Constitution was to:
- Identify the planners,
- Arrest and interrogate them,
- Deploy men to protect the procession,
- Secure the route,
- And prevent the attack.
Why was no one arrested BEFORE the attack? Why was no suspect picked up? Why did you wait until after one Nigerian was killed and five injured, to now say investigations are ongoing?
Intelligence without action is useless. If you knew, why did you allow the killers to strike?
Or was the intelligence itself part of the plan to warn the victims, not the attackers?
*3. Why is the security report always negative only when it is the opposition?*
Whenever the NDC, Obidient Movement, or any opposition party wants to hold a rally, suddenly there is a "security threat." Suddenly the Police advise them to cancel or go to a "designated venue."
But when the APC holds its rallies, road shows, and open street processions in Asaba, Warri, Ughelli and other towns, there is never a security threat. There is never a warning. There is never a police advice to cancel.
Is violence only possible when the opposition gathers? Is APC immune to security threats in Delta State?
If the Police are truly neutral, let them publish the security reports for APC rallies in the last six months. Let Deltans see if the same warnings were given.Until then, this looks like selective policing to suppress the opposition.
DELTA STATE POLICE COMMAND
PRESS RELEASE
DELTA STATE POLICE COMMAND
PRESS RELEASE
CLASH AT A POLITICAL RALLY ORGANIZED BY OBEDIENT/OK MOVEMENT IN SUPPORT OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE OF NDC IN ASABA: POLICE COMMENCE INVESTIGATION, ADVISE POLITICAL PARTIES/SUPPORTERS AGAINST ROAD PROCESSIONS
The Delta State Police Command has commenced a full-scale investigation into a violent incident involving supporters during a political rally organised by the Obedient/OK movement in support of the presidential candidate of Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) in Asaba on Saturday, 7th November 2026, which resulted in the death of one person and injuries to five others.
2. Prior to the rally, the Command received an intelligence report indicating the likelihood of violence and consequently invited the organisers to a security meeting. During the engagement, they were briefed on the identified security threats and advised against holding an open road procession. They were further encouraged to conduct their political activities at a designated venue where appropriate security will be provided for them. However, the organisers ignored this important security advice and proceeded with the road procession.
3. At about 1215hrs, a violent incident occurred along Nnebisi Road, Asaba, during which one person lost his life and five others sustained injuries. The identities of the victims are yet to be ascertained. Upon receiving a distress call, police operatives mobilised to the scene and took the injured victims to the hospital for medical attention. Security was subsequently reinforced in the affected area to forestall further breakdown of law and order, while investigations are ongoing to establish the circumstances surrounding the incident and identify those responsible.
4. The Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, CP Samuel E. Erale, psc, mnips, condemns the violence and reiterates that political parties are free to conduct lawful campaigns and other political activities. He, however, advises all political parties and their supporters to avoid road processions in the interest of public safety and to liaise with the Police ahead of any political gatherings to facilitate adequate security arrangements. The CP assures residents of Delta State of the Command's commitment to a thorough and impartial investigation and urge anyone with useful information to contact the Command through the following phone numbers; 09155570008 or 09155570007.
SP. BRIGHT EDAFE, ANIPR, FCIA, FIPMD
POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER,
DELTA STATE COMMAND,
ASABA
7th November, 2026
@DeltaPoliceNG @DSGovernment @PoliceNG
Anuoluwa retweeted
🌍 DIASPORAWISE IS HERE — IT'S TIME TO BUILD THE FUTURE WE DESERVE.
My name is Femi Adewumi, and today, I want to share something that means a great deal to me.
For years, I have thought about one question:
What if we stopped waiting for someone else to build the countries we deserve and started building them together?
Like millions of people living outside their countries of origin, I understand the deep connection we have with the places we call home.
No matter how far we travel, no matter how long we live abroad, a part of us never leaves home.
We think about our families.
We worry about the rising cost of living.
We see young people with incredible talent but limited opportunities.
We see farmers struggling to access resources, families unable to afford decent housing, businesses battling unreliable electricity, and entire communities waiting for development that never seems to arrive.
And year after year, we hear promises.
Promises of better infrastructure.
Promises of affordable housing.
Promises of reliable electricity.
Promises of jobs and economic opportunities.
Yet, for millions of ordinary people, meaningful change remains painfully slow.
But I believe we have more power than we realize.
Every year, people in the diaspora send billions of dollars back to their countries of origin.
We support our parents, siblings, relatives, friends, and communities.
We pay school fees, medical bills, rent, and countless other expenses.
We do this because we care.
Because home will always be home.
But I began to ask myself:
What if a portion of the resources we send home could also help build businesses, create jobs, develop housing, produce food, and provide reliable electricity?
What if we could move beyond supporting individual households to collectively building economic opportunities that benefit entire communities?
What if ordinary people could come together, contribute what they can, participate in decisions, and take ownership of the development of their communities?
That question became the inspiration behind DIASPORAWISE.
🚀 TODAY, I AM PROUD TO INTRODUCE DIASPORAWISE TO THE WORLD.
Diasporawise is a technology-driven cooperative platform designed to bring diaspora communities together to collectively fund and participate in meaningful projects in their countries of origin.
Our mission is simple:
To transform our collective resources into lasting economic opportunities, productive businesses, stronger communities, and a better future for generations to come.
We are focusing on industries that directly affect people's everyday lives.
🏘️ REAL ESTATE
Because decent housing should not be a privilege reserved for the wealthy.
We want to support the development of affordable housing and sustainable communities where ordinary families can live with dignity.
⚡ ENERGY
Because no country can reach its full potential when homes and businesses cannot depend on electricity.
We want to support practical energy solutions that power homes, businesses, industries, and communities.
🌱 AGRICULTURE
Because a country blessed with fertile land should be able to feed its people.
We want to support agricultural production, food processing, storage, and distribution while creating opportunities for farmers and entrepreneurs.
🏨 HOSPITALITY
Because tourism, hospitality, and local businesses can create meaningful employment and strengthen local economies.
💻 TECHNOLOGY
Because innovation should not be limited by geography.
We want to support technology-driven solutions that address real problems and unlock new opportunities.
BUT DIASPORAWISE IS NOT JUST ABOUT FUNDING PROJECTS.
It is about giving ordinary people a meaningful voice.
For too long, important economic decisions have been made by a small number of people while the majority live with the consequences.
We believe there is another way.
At Diasporawise, our cooperative model is built around participation, transparency, accountability, and democratic decision-making.
Members participate in decisions concerning their cooperative projects.
Major project decisions are presented for voting through the Diasporawise platform.
Votes are recorded and documented to support accountability, transparency, and compliance.
Because when we build together, we should also have a voice in deciding how we move forward.
We understand that trust must be earned.
That is why we are committed to building systems that encourage transparency, responsible management, and meaningful member participation.
We know the journey will not always be easy.
Projects will face challenges.
Some decisions will be difficult.
Not every project will succeed.
But we believe that through cooperation, responsible planning, accountability, and shared commitment, we can accomplish far more together than we can individually.
❤️ THIS IS BIGGER THAN DIASPORAWISE.
This is about the young graduate searching for an opportunity.
The farmer who wants to expand production but lacks the resources.
The family struggling to find affordable housing.
The small business owner spending a significant portion of their earnings on electricity.
The entrepreneur with a brilliant idea but limited access to support.
And the millions of people abroad who want to contribute to something meaningful back home.
We cannot solve every problem overnight. But we can start somewhere.
We can start with one project.
One community.
One farm.
One housing development.
One energy solution.
One business.
And together, we can build from there.
Imagine what 10,000 committed people could accomplish.
Imagine 100,000.
Imagine one million people working together toward a shared vision.
Not waiting for permission to dream.
Not waiting endlessly for promises to become reality.
But organizing, cooperating, and taking practical steps toward the future we want.
That is the future I envision for Diasporawise.
🌍 TO EVERY NIGERIAN AND EVERY MEMBER OF THE GLOBAL DIASPORA: THIS IS YOUR INVITATION.
Whether you live in Lagos, London, New York, Toronto, Houston, Dubai, Johannesburg, Berlin, or anywhere else in the world, I invite you to become part of this journey.
You do not have to be wealthy to believe in collective progress.
You do not have to be politically connected to care about development.
And you do not have to wait for someone else to make a difference.
Your voice matters.
Your ideas matter.
Your participation matters.
Our greatest strength is not simply the money we can contribute. It is what we can accomplish when we unite behind a common purpose.
📢 DIASPORAWISE IS OFFICIALLY LAUNCHING!
📱 Our mobile application is available on the Google Play Store.
🌐 Access our web application at diasporawise.com
🤝 Join our cooperative community, explore our vision, and discover how you can participate.
I am not inviting you to join because I believe we have all the answers.
I am inviting you because I believe that, together, we can find better answers and build practical solutions.
We have waited long enough for the future we deserve.
It is time to organize.
It is time to cooperate.
It is time to build.
Because the future of our countries should not belong only to the privileged few. It should be shaped by all of us.
I look forward to welcoming you to Diasporawise and accomplishing extraordinary things together.
Thank you for believing in the power of collective action.
Femi Adewumi
Founder, Diasporawise
🌍 DIASPORAWISE
Our Resources. Our Decisions. Our Future.
Together, We Can Build a Future That Works for Everyone.
JOIN THE MOVEMENT. SHARE THE VISION. LET'S BUILD TOGETHER.
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Anuoluwa 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
Anuoluwa retweeted
I am a Muslim with the Salafiyya ideology, which is purer than Izala. Yet I chose Peter Obi because he is better for me than these leaders who call themselves Muslims but oppress us. Therefore, religion will not have an influence in 2027. We will vote for competence.
Anuoluwa retweeted
If you genuinely believe that @inecnigeria is planning to hold an ELECTION, you are either lacking in sentience, or you have willfully ignored the evidence of your own senses. Rebel! Or prepare to accept the fetters of slavery..🇳🇬🤨
Anuoluwa retweeted
CROSS RIVER STATE: RESTORING TOURISM, REVIVING OUR PORTS AND LISTENING TO THE PEOPLE
After my return from USA on Tuesday November 3rd evening, I held a meeting with Lagos State NDC candidates, and yesterday November 4th morning, I travelled to Calabar, Cross River State, in continuation of our series of town hall meetings and engagements across the country.
In Calabar, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, and I led our Cross River State NDC candidates, party members and other supporters on a courtesy visit to His Eminence, Edidem Ekpo Okon Abasi Otu V, the Obong of Calabar.
At the palace of the respected traditional ruler, we informed him of our visit and the town hall meeting. He generously shared his words of wisdom with us and offered prayers and blessings.
At the town hall meeting, we had our usual interactive session, where participants expressed their concerns and asked questions about our plans for the Calabar Port, the restoration of Cross River State to its former status as a leading tourism destination, security, the economy and the general welfare of Nigerians when we are elected.
In my remarks, I assured them of the commitment of Senator Kwankwaso and me to uniting and securing the country and immediately embarking on aggressive investments in critical areas of development, particularly education and healthcare, while pulling our people out of poverty.
I also assured the teeming crowd of participants and supporters that, under our stewardship, the Calabar Port would become fully operational, alongside other ports across the Niger Delta.
On tourism, I recalled with nostalgia how Calabar, Obudu and other destinations in Cross River State used to be preferred tourism destinations for Nigerians and even foreigners. Today, due to poor governance and inadequate attention, the state has lost much of its tourism value. I committed to restoring Cross River State to its pride of place, starting with my personal commitment, when elected President, to spending my holidays at its tourism destinations.
I encouraged our members and supporters to be prepared to defend their votes on Election Day, especially in the face of continued hostility from the government.
My sincere gratitude goes to our teeming supporters, party members, candidates and well-wishers who attended the town hall meeting. I thank the organisers and the good people of Cross River State for the successful programme and their warm hospitality.
A New Nigeria is POssible, and Nigeria will be OK! -PO
Anuoluwa retweeted
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@PoliceNG @OfficialDSSNG @inecnigeria
Anuoluwa retweeted
“Aaron Chimezie” in hijab means what??
INEC is corrupt!
Amupitan abi Amunike must go!
Lawrence Bayode must go!😒
Anuoluwa retweeted
Is that not why his waec result is embarrasing to the public view???
How can an olodo be a governor?
How did he get there?
Anuoluwa retweeted
You just nailed it spot-on on the reality of what is actually going on at the moment.... This man needs to be stopped, people are dying, many are going through a lot. Just because of his unrealistic policies.
Anuoluwa retweeted
Emotional abuse can be just as damaging, if not more damaging in certain circumstances, than physical abuse. The fact that it leaves no visible scars does not make its impact any less serious. It can gradually affect a person's confidence, mental well-being and overall health.
Anuoluwa retweeted
Vote wisely - They were angry.
Don't vote for a thief - They were angry.
Don't sell your vote - They were angry.
Don't vote for a forger - They were angry.
Rig and Die - They are angry.
Same set of people.
Criminals.
