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Ola. retweeted
long week, but i performed at a Black History Month showcase at the Potteries Museum in Stoke yesterday night. got everyone up & dancing as usual. grateful for this gift.
wow.
I heard twitter does magic, so I'm trying to upgrade my ps4 to a ps5 for GTA6 🙏🙏🙏
gofundme.com/f/help-a-brothe…
i wonder if he looks back at these moments in his life and think if the man he was cosplaying then will be proud of this current version of him.
Ola. retweeted
My friend was kidnapped on Tuesday on his way back home from Edo state.
We've been able to raise less than 2 million naira.
We need more support and help please.
Please, repost and support 🙏
Ola. retweeted
Since women are reciprocators and not initiators, why not wait till men first ask you for money before asking them for it? 🫠🫠
Ola. retweeted
Hii hiiiii, people were kidnapped in igando area around lasu.
Some teenagers and an elderly woman, they took turns raping a teenage girl and made the others watch.
They made them hold cardboards and say untrue things about themselves, that they were gay. 1/2
this is so sad.
British woman, Claire Chadwick, left Cardiff, Wales to live in Nigeria with her husband, Ibrahim.
The couple ran a popular TikTok account named 'Ibrahim and Claire', where they regularly shared posts about food challenges, their faith, and their relationship.
Claire, who was 37 weeks pregnant, sadly died due to septic complications after her baby had died in the womb.
Her devastated family has since launched a GoFundMe to raise £10,000 to fly her body 3,000 miles home to the UK. The fundraiser has so far raised £10,478.
She is survived by her 19-year-old son in Wales.
May her soul rest in perfect peace and may God comfort the grieving family she left behind.
a better nigga than me fr.
Do not Undermine Democracy
I have received with shock the news of an order by the Federal High Court in Abuja nullifying the emergence of the Chairman of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and all the actions he has taken. This is unsettling and surprising.
I do not challenge the ruling of the court. The court of law is constituted to determine disputes according to the law. My concern is that three months before a general election, it is in the public interest to have certainty. It is not good to have too many uncertainties about candidates and parties a few weeks before a presidential election. This instability is obviously engineered by the ruling party, just as they have done against me in the Labour Party and continue to do so to close down civic space for a robust campaign. It is also from the same rulebook that manufactures violence against us in our campaigns.
One mark of democracy is that at all times, it is voters and not courts that choose leaders. I trust in the judiciary. As a public officer, I have shown deep respect for the judiciary. I appeal that we protect the integrity of democracy by not undermining the free and fair choice of candidates.
The sustenance of democracy in Nigeria, in the midst of encroaching military rule in West Africa, should strengthen our resolve to protect opposition politics and not stamp out opposition parties. It is because of the importance of opposition to the sustenance of democracy that I have always promised that, as President, I will take a special interest in ensuring opposition parties are stable and thriving, and that opposition candidates are not persecuted out of electoral contests.
This is a time to strengthen our democracy by allowing the opposition to thrive.
A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO
Ola. retweeted
Do not Undermine Democracy
I have received with shock the news of an order by the Federal High Court in Abuja nullifying the emergence of the Chairman of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and all the actions he has taken. This is unsettling and surprising.
I do not challenge the ruling of the court. The court of law is constituted to determine disputes according to the law. My concern is that three months before a general election, it is in the public interest to have certainty. It is not good to have too many uncertainties about candidates and parties a few weeks before a presidential election. This instability is obviously engineered by the ruling party, just as they have done against me in the Labour Party and continue to do so to close down civic space for a robust campaign. It is also from the same rulebook that manufactures violence against us in our campaigns.
One mark of democracy is that at all times, it is voters and not courts that choose leaders. I trust in the judiciary. As a public officer, I have shown deep respect for the judiciary. I appeal that we protect the integrity of democracy by not undermining the free and fair choice of candidates.
The sustenance of democracy in Nigeria, in the midst of encroaching military rule in West Africa, should strengthen our resolve to protect opposition politics and not stamp out opposition parties. It is because of the importance of opposition to the sustenance of democracy that I have always promised that, as President, I will take a special interest in ensuring opposition parties are stable and thriving, and that opposition candidates are not persecuted out of electoral contests.
This is a time to strengthen our democracy by allowing the opposition to thrive.
A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO