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Day 9 Of 30 - NOVEMBER 9: What Happened In Afara-Ukwu In September 2017 Must Not Be Forgotten. In September 2017, The Nigerian Military Invaded Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s Compound In Afara-Ukwu. Unarmed, Innocent People Were Killed. The Place Was Turned Into a Battlefield. Close To 100 Lives Were Lost During The Operation, With 28 Bodies Left Behind In His Compound While Others Were Taken Away By The Military. These Are Lives And Questions That The State Still Refuses To Fully Account For. That Day Was Not a Routine Security Operation. It Was The Moment The System Chose Force Over Answers. It Disrupted His Life, Scattered His People And Set The Stage For Everything That Followed. Those Who Survived Still Carry The Scars. The Site Still Bears The Damage. And The Questions Still Hang. You Cannot Discuss His Case And Pretend Afara-Ukwu Never Happened. The Invasion Was Not Separate From The Later Abduction, Rendition Or Life Sentence. It Was Part Of The Same Pattern. Silence The Voice. Crush The Gathering. Then Prosecute What Remains. Prison In Sokoto Does Not Erase What Was Done In Afara-Ukwu. A Conviction Does Not Answer For The Dead. The Nigerian State May Move Forward As Though That Day Was Ordinary, But The People Who Lived Through It Know It Was Not. The Events Must Be Examined. The Lives Lost Must Never Be Forgotten. The Questions Must Be Answered. And The Man At The Centre Of It All Must Not Remain Caged While The Truth Remains Unanswered. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Must Be Released. #FreeMaziNnamdiKanuNow @UKinNigeria @USinNigeria @EUinNigeria @amnesty @hrw @UNHumanRights @UN @UKParliament @NigeriaGov @officialABAT @_AfricanUnion
Day 8 Of 30 - NOVEMBER 8: The Questions Surrounding Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s Extraordinary Rendition Cannot Be Ignored. In 2021, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Was Abducted In Kenya And Forcibly Transferred To Nigeria In An Operation That Raised Serious Questions About International Law, Due Process And Respect For National Sovereignty. There Was No Formal Extradition Process. He Was Not Returned Through The Established Legal Channels Governing Extradition Between Countries. He Was Abducted From Kenya And Delivered Into The Custody Of The Nigerian Government Without The Transparent Legal Process That Such a Transfer Demands. This Was Not a Routine Arrest. It Was An Extraordinary Rendition That Demanded Answers And Accountability. Yet, The Nigerian Government Proceeded To Prosecute Him As Though The Circumstances Of His Return Were Irrelevant. They Were Not. You Cannot Simply Ignore The Manner In Which a Person Was Brought Into Your Jurisdiction And Pretend That Questions Of Legality And Human Rights Do Not Matter. What Legal Authority Was Used? What Process Was Followed? Who Authorized The Operation? And Why Has There Been No Satisfactory Accountability For The Manner In Which He Was Brought Back? These Questions Cannot Be Buried Under A Conviction Or A Life Sentence. A Courtroom Verdict Does Not Automatically Erase The Serious Legal Questions Surrounding The Process That Preceded It. Sokoto Does Not Erase Kenya. Prison Walls Do Not Rewrite History. And a Life Sentence Cannot Make The Questions Surrounding His Rendition Disappear. The Rendition Was The Beginning. His Continued Detention Is The Continuation. And Neither Has Addressed The Grievances That Brought Mazi Nnamdi Kanu To The Forefront In The First Place. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Must Be Released. #FreeMaziNnamdiKanuNow @UKinNigeria @USinNigeria @EUinNigeria @amnesty @hrw @UNHumanRights @UN @UKParliament @NigeriaGov @officialABAT @_AfricanUnion
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Never believe your breakthrough is in another man's hands. That's how you become easy to use and manipulate. Build your own value, trust your abilities, and stay in control of your journey. Respect people, but never hand them the power over your future.
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Every flatterer lives at the expense of the one who listens. Not everyone who praises you wants to see you win. Some only feed your ego to serve their own interests. Learn to recognise the difference between genuine respect and calculated flattery.
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π™΅πš’πš£πš£πš’βš‘ retweeted
Day 8 Of 30 - NOVEMBER 8: The Questions Surrounding Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s Extraordinary Rendition Cannot Be Ignored. In 2021, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Was Abducted In Kenya And Forcibly Transferred To Nigeria In An Operation That Raised Serious Questions About International Law, Due Process And Respect For National Sovereignty. There Was No Formal Extradition Process. He Was Not Returned Through The Established Legal Channels Governing Extradition Between Countries. He Was Abducted From Kenya And Delivered Into The Custody Of The Nigerian Government Without The Transparent Legal Process That Such a Transfer Demands. This Was Not a Routine Arrest. It Was An Extraordinary Rendition That Demanded Answers And Accountability. Yet, The Nigerian Government Proceeded To Prosecute Him As Though The Circumstances Of His Return Were Irrelevant. They Were Not. You Cannot Simply Ignore The Manner In Which a Person Was Brought Into Your Jurisdiction And Pretend That Questions Of Legality And Human Rights Do Not Matter. What Legal Authority Was Used? What Process Was Followed? Who Authorized The Operation? And Why Has There Been No Satisfactory Accountability For The Manner In Which He Was Brought Back? These Questions Cannot Be Buried Under A Conviction Or A Life Sentence. A Courtroom Verdict Does Not Automatically Erase The Serious Legal Questions Surrounding The Process That Preceded It. Sokoto Does Not Erase Kenya. Prison Walls Do Not Rewrite History. And a Life Sentence Cannot Make The Questions Surrounding His Rendition Disappear. The Rendition Was The Beginning. His Continued Detention Is The Continuation. And Neither Has Addressed The Grievances That Brought Mazi Nnamdi Kanu To The Forefront In The First Place. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Must Be Released. #FreeMaziNnamdiKanuNow @UKinNigeria @USinNigeria @EUinNigeria @amnesty @hrw @UNHumanRights @UN @UKParliament @NigeriaGov @officialABAT @_AfricanUnion
DAY 7 OF 30 - NOVEMBER 7: Disagree With His Message, But Do Not Ignore The Questions He Raised. They Want You To Focus On Disagreement So You Will Ignore The Injustice. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Does Not Need Universal Agreement. He Needs The Questions He Forced Into The Open To Be Answered. Unequal Treatment. Political Exclusion. Lack Of Accountability. The Denial Of a Fair Hearing. These Were Not Inventions. They Were Real Concerns That He Refused To Let Remain Hidden. You Do Not Have To Agree With Every Position He Has Taken To Recognise The Issues He Has Consistently Raised. But You Cannot Pretend Those Issues Have Disappeared Simply Because He Is Locked In Sokoto. Justice That Only Protects The Convenient Is Not Justice. A Life Sentence Imposed On The Man Who Raised These Questions Does Not Answer Them. It Does Not Undo The Injustice Suffered By His People, Address Their Longstanding Grievances Or Provide Answers To The Concerns He Has Spent Years Bringing To Public Attention. The Strength Of a System Is Not Shown By How It Handles Those Who Stay Silent. It Is Shown By Whether It Can Face Difficult Questions And Deliver Justice Even When The Answers Are Uncomfortable. The Questions Remain. The Detention Continues. The Demand Does Not Soften. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Must Be Released. #FreeMaziNnamdiKanuNow @UKinNigeria @USinNigeria @EUinNigeria @amnesty @hrw @UNHumanRights @UN @UKParliament @NigeriaGov @officialABAT @_AfricanUnion
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Replying to @ClintonArinze01
Continue to stay strong bro, My condolences.
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List the crime Mazi Nnamdi Kanu committed.
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A grey pigeon: dirty, unwanted, a rat with wings. A white dove: pure, graceful, a symbol of peace. One is chased away; the other is celebrated. Yet both are birds of the same family. The bird didn't change; our perception did.
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Work smarter, not just harder. Value your skills, manage your time and stay focused on doing your work well.
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Replying to @Mbahdeyforyou
You're one of those who spent years trying to frustrate CR7, yet he kept collecting trophies and breaking records. Meanwhile, your bald head has been under construction for decades, and not even one hair has shown up. CR7 won on the pitch; you lost the battle with your own scalp.
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At least @Cristiano is retiring from international football with 3 major trophies. You're just losing hair and gaining nothing. Even your bald head has more shine than your entire career.
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Replying to @Paulechidi
So na material things make this mumu divorce her husband.
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IKEMBA NNEWI! DIM CHUKWUEMEKA ODUMEGWU OJUKWU! A legend whose name will never fade from history.
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.@Davido ft. @asakemusik – No Competition πŸ”Š But my only competition now na @DONJAZZY @mreazi @victorosimhen9 Different lanes, same hunger for greatness!
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π™΅πš’πš£πš£πš’βš‘ retweeted
Happy Birthday to the great leader and former President of the Republic of Biafra, Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu (Ikemba Nnewi). A man whose name remains engraved in the history, courage, resilience and identity of the Igbo people. Generations may come and go, but history will never forget those who stood firmly for the dignity, freedom and self-determination of their people. Your legacy lives on, Eze Igbo GburugburΓΊ. πŸ•ŠοΈ Igbo ga-adα»‹! Biafra ga-adα»‹!
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π™΅πš’πš£πš£πš’βš‘ retweeted
its 2am somewhere in the world. Music video with the Baddest @davido out by 6pm tomorrow 🎞️
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.@Folapondis no let anybody pressure you to change your sound and style. No gree oo! Stay true to yourself, just like @jeriqthehussla Your sound and style is what makes you stand out. No trade am for acceptance. Keep giving us that unique sound and style.
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π™΅πš’πš£πš£πš’βš‘ retweeted
Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is not the cause of poverty in Nigeria. Yet, the same government has made you believe he is the enemy you should fight, while they continue to embezzle what belongs to you, impoverish your people and enslave you. Instead of demanding accountability from those destroying your future, they have successfully redirected your anger towards someone they want you to hate. Die the matter. ✌️ #FreeMaziNnamdiKanu
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π™΅πš’πš£πš£πš’βš‘ retweeted
Day 3 Of 30 - November 3: The Man Who Gave a Voice To Grievances Many Were Afraid To Express. Before Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Spoke, The Grievances Of The South-East Were Already There. Marginalisation. Insecurity. Political Exclusion. Killings. The Feeling That Igbo Lives And Concerns Did Not Carry The Same Weight. Many Felt It. Few Dared To Say It Loudly Enough For The Country To Hear. Through Radio Biafra And His Public Advocacy, He Forced Those Realities Into Conversations Far Beyond The Region. He Did Not Create The Pain. He Refused To Let It Remain Hidden. They Call Him Whatever Label Suits Them Because They Still Have No Answer For What He Exposed. Disagreement With His Position Does Not Cancel The Facts On The Ground. Keeping Him In Prison Does Not Resolve The Marginalisation. It Does Not Stop The Insecurity. It Does Not Make The Exclusion Disappear. It Only Confirms That The State Prefers a Silenced Voice To An Honest Reckoning. The Questions He Raised Have Not Been Answered. The Conditions He Named Have Not Changed. A Life Sentence Changes None Of That. It Only Proves How Far The System Will Go To Avoid The Conversation He Started. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Must Be Released. Unconditionally. Immediately. #FreeMaziNnamdiKanuNow @UKinNigeria @USinNigeria @EUinNigeria @amnesty @hrw @UKParliament @NigeriaGov @officialABAT @_AfricanUnion
Day 2 Of 30 - November 2: Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s Voice Cannot Be Erased. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Became a Powerful Voice Because He Brought Long-Ignored Questions About The Treatment Of The Igbo People Into National And International Conversations. He Challenged The Silence Around Marginalisation, Insecurity, Killings, And The Feeling Of Exclusion Experienced By Many In The South-East. His Message Reached Millions Because It Spoke To Concerns That Had Remained Unaddressed For Generations. People Did Not All Have To Agree With Him To Recognise That The Issues He Raised Deserved Serious Attention. Today, He Remains In Prison, But The Questions That Made His Voice Matter Have Not Disappeared. The Grievances, The Demand For Equal Treatment, And The Call For Justice Still Deserve Answers. A Government Cannot Resolve Deep-Rooted Grievances By Keeping One Man Behind Bars. Lasting Peace Requires Honest Engagement, Justice, And The Willingness To Address The Issues At Their Root. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s Voice Cannot Be Erased By Imprisonment. His Continued Detention Must Not Become a Substitute For Resolving The Issues At The Heart Of This Crisis. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Must Be Released. #FreeMaziNnamdiKanuNow @UKinNigeria @USinNigeria @EUinNigeria @amnesty @hrw @UKParliament @NigeriaGov @officialABAT @_AfricanUnion
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You call it nonsense because you didn't see white people doing it first. People like you glorify Halloween while calling our masquerade traditions evil and primitive. Mental slavery.
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