JusticeCrack
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So, President Tinubu has finally taken his campaign to Jos, Plateau State. This time, he went beyond the airport, unlike during the previous massacre, when he failed to visit the grieving communities. Now that he needs their votes, he has returned with promises, telling them he is sorry he couldn't visit earlier and that he will rebuild everything. But here is the question: Everything is “I will, I will, I will.” Is there anything Mr. President can point to and say, “I have done”? Tinubu is campaigning as though he is not the sitting President. I also heard that some residents expressed their displeasure, with reports of people throwing objects at his convoy and rejecting his visit. Anyway, they are Nigerians, and they have the right to express themselves. Plateau people, the ball is in your court. The choice is yours. Enjoy your weekend!
JusticeCrack181,541 views • 15 hours ago
If not for social media and people's direct access to information, the APC would have continued using traditional media, including newspapers and television stations, to peddle lies and manipulate Nigerians. Look at what happened yesterday at the mosque. After the President finished praying, people reportedly booed him and even went as far as stoning his vehicle. Yet the APC released an edited version of events, claiming that people were actually welcoming the President. They even presented a 14-minute clip showing him waving at what appeared to be a carefully selected crowd. Thank God Nigerians now have access to information and can verify events for themselves. This is how they deceived our fathers and generations before us, but our generation will not accept propaganda as truth. We will verify information, expose the facts, and put out what actually happened, just as I'm doing in this video. The days of controlling the narrative and deceiving Nigerians without challenge are over!
JusticeCrack200,094 views • 19 hours ago
After Friday prayers in Abuja today, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu reportedly faced rejection from Muslim worshippers as he attempted to engage them. Nigerians are becoming more politically conscious. This is no longer the time to use religion or ethnicity to manipulate voters or divide the country. The Muslim-Muslim ticket may have worked as a political strategy in the past, but Nigerians are now looking beyond religion and focusing on competence, accountability, and good governance. The people are awake. Nigerians want competence, not division! 🇳🇬
JusticeCrack217,212 views • 1 day ago
For years, you have used the traditional media to control narratives and feed Nigerians with lies. Imagine if Nigerians had not captured what actually happened at the mosque yesterday. You would have gone ahead to tell us that President Tinubu was warmly welcomed after prayers, when the reality, according to the videos circulating, was quite different. Thank God for social media! Nigerians can now see things for themselves instead of relying on your carefully manufactured narratives. If this were the days when NTA and AIT controlled the information space, you would have had a field day manipulating the story. APC has become a propaganda machine, and its supporters keep defending the lies. But thank God Nigerians are now seeing the truth for themselves!
JusticeCrack64,093 views • 1 day ago
During a massacre, Tinubu reportedly spent just 10 minutes at the airport. But now, for campaign purposes, the same community is worth entering, visiting the stadium, and soliciting votes. Why wasn't the community worth visiting when its people needed him most? Are Nigerians only important during elections?
JusticeCrack63,143 views • 2 days ago
I’m really pissed off about what Abuja, the FCT, has turned into under this administration. Those so-called AMAC agberos (thugs) have gone beyond chasing commercial vehicles; they now stop private vehicle owners and demand their vehicle documents in the name of checking whether the vehicles are being used for company purposes. I experienced this embarrassment today. Despite the fact that my vehicle clearly has a private registration plate and private vehicle documents, these agberos still stopped me, claiming that some companies now use privately registered vehicles for business purposes. My question is simple: How can you determine that a company is using my vehicle for business purposes simply because it has private registration plates? My vehicle is privately registered, and its documents reflect that. This madness needs to stop! Abuja is the FCT, not a lawless territory where agberos can harass private vehicle owners without clear justification.
JusticeCrack172,025 views • 19 days ago
All you need to know about the nullification of Atiku Abubakar's candidacy.
JusticeCrack80,233 views • 9 days ago
Benjamin Kalu went to Abia State to campaign, urging the people to support Peter Obi. But what followed was quite telling: the crowd erupted into chants of “Obi! Obi! Obi!” Even the live band musician joined in with “Obi Kirikiri!” Eventually, they had to request a change of song to “On Your Mandate,” but the crowd remained adamant, chanting Obi's name. This tells you something: Nigerians are becoming more politically conscious. The people are awake, and they know what they want. You can no longer deceive the people with political gimmicks. Come 2027, Nigerians will have the opportunity to make their voices heard where it matters most — at the ballot box. The people are watching, and their votes will speak!
JusticeCrack57,462 views • 7 days ago
I find it difficult to believe that in 2026, Nigerian youths would still allow themselves to be used by politicians as instruments of violence and political intimidation. How can you allow yourself to be recruited to disrupt another Nigerian's political rally? We are all citizens of the same country. We are all feeling the economic hardship. We are all struggling with the same challenges. Yet, politicians whose children are nowhere near these dangerous political activities will send you out to attack fellow Nigerians. Their children are safe, their families are protected, but you are willing to collect ₦50,000 or ₦100,000 at the risk of your life. You know you could get injured, arrested or even killed, and you might never return home to your family. For what exactly? For whose political ambition? This is 2026. Wake up! What happened in Asaba is highly condemnable. Nobody has a monopoly on Nigeria, and nobody is more Nigerian than another. Every citizen has the constitutional right to support a political party, attend a rally and express their political opinion without intimidation or violence. I am encouraged to see Nigerians becoming more conscious of the need to protect our democracy. We cannot allow political thuggery, intimidation and violence to become the order of the day. Politicians are elected to serve the people, not to recruit the people to fight one another. Our democracy must be protected. Our lives must be valued. And Nigeria belongs to all of us
JusticeCrack54,892 views • 7 days ago
Some Army personnel have now arrived at the scene of the Obi–Akwaso rally in Asaba following reports of an attack by suspected thugs. Reports indicate that some individuals allegedly involved in the disturbance were apprehended by supporters at the rally. With security personnel now present, we hope calm will be fully restored, and everyone will be able to leave safely. Political disagreements should never turn violent. Every Nigerian has the right to participate in peaceful political activities without intimidation or fear.
JusticeCrack53,904 views • 7 days ago
NELFUND debtors, vote out Tinubu and Peter Obi will forgive your debts
JusticeCrack126,847 views • 18 days ago
The APC campaign council has reportedly announced plans to restructure and reorganize its media and communication team. Well, we don’t even need to ask why. Their spokespersons have repeatedly struggled to defend the party during media appearances, whether on Arise News, Channels Television, or other platforms. Instead of promoting the party, some of them appear to be doing more damage than good. But here is the real problem: APC’s problem is not its spokespersons; it’s what they are being asked to defend. You can hire King Solomon, King David, or even the wisest human being who ever lived to defend APC, but if there is nothing meaningful to market, the person will still struggle. You cannot package rubbish, hand it to the most beautiful woman, and expect people to buy it simply because of her beauty. The woman may be beautiful, but the rubbish still smells! That is the APC’s problem. You can restructure the communication team all you want, but you cannot use communication skills to cover up poor performance.
JusticeCrack17,902 views • 3 days ago
Why will the President award a contract worth $7 billion without any public bidding? No other company reportedly bid for the contract, yet it was awarded to the same person who was awarded the $11 billion Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway contract. The same person! I honestly can’t wrap my head around it. Do we really need another seaport in Ogun State if the idea is to decongest Lagos? What happened to Port Harcourt? What happened to Warri? What about the ports in Rivers State? What about Calabar? The South-South has major deeper waters, so I’m genuinely trying to understand the reasoning behind this. Anyway, Nigerians, accountability is important. But when those in power ignore our questions, what exactly are we supposed to do?
JusticeCrack217,056 views • 1 month ago
To all Nigerians in the diaspora, even though you may not be able to vote directly, you can still support someone back home to participate in the election. You can support at least 10 people to exercise their civic responsibility—and you can even do more. If you live in the diaspora, you have seen how good governance can work, and you understand the kind of Nigeria many of us want to build at home. Join Obidient Connect. Let’s support civic participation and work towards a better Nigeria in 2027. Nigeria must be OK. 🇳🇬
JusticeCrack176,763 views • 1 month ago
