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Currently at the NDC (Nigeria Democratic congress) special convention 2026, because I believe that a new Nigeria is POssible and Nigeria will be OK

Currently at the NDC (Nigeria Democratic congress) special convention 2026, because I believe that a new Nigeria is POssible and Nigeria will be OK

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I hope those university students celebrating NELFUND know that it’s not a grant and it’s not free money. It’s a loan that must be repaid after the repayment period begins following graduation. I just hope they’re aware. Anyway, I thought I should remind them. Justice can never be cracked.

I hope those university students celebrating NELFUND know that it’s not a grant and it’s not free money. It’s a loan that must be repaid after the repayment period begins following graduation. I just hope they’re aware. Anyway, I thought I should remind them. Justice can never be cracked.

75,964 views • 6 days ago

My dear brother,Peter Akah , and my sister, PRECIOUS ORUCHE 📌 were invited by the EFCC Nigeria . I personally accompanied them there on the afternoon of 15th July 2026, at about 1:00 p.m. It was a very long day. They were eventually released at around 12:00 a.m. and were asked to return the following day, 16th July 2026. For now, everything is fine. More updates will be shared as events unfold. Justice can never be cracked.

My dear brother,Peter Akah , and my sister, PRECIOUS ORUCHE 📌 were invited by the EFCC Nigeria . I personally accompanied them there on the afternoon of 15th July 2026, at about 1:00 p.m. It was a very long day. They were eventually released at around 12:00 a.m. and were asked to return the following day, 16th July 2026. For now, everything is fine. More updates will be shared as events unfold. Justice can never be cracked.

98,853 views • 22 days ago

Based on the new standard set by the presidential spokesperson, Daniel Bwala, we shall follow suit. Since he has set this new pace and standard of political branding, we will let him know that we also understand how to use AI. However, if this is now the acceptable standard of political communication, then it should apply equally to everyone. We do not want to hear of the EFCC, the DSS, the Police, or any other security agency harassing or intimidating anyone over similar content. The same standard must apply across the board. As for us, we will continue to operate within the law while exercising our constitutional right to freedom of expression. We will maintain the same standard that has now been introduced and expect it to be applied fairly and consistently to all Nigerians. God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Justice can never be cracked.

Based on the new standard set by the presidential spokesperson, Daniel Bwala, we shall follow suit. Since he has set this new pace and standard of political branding, we will let him know that we also understand how to use AI. However, if this is now the acceptable standard of political communication, then it should apply equally to everyone. We do not want to hear of the EFCC, the DSS, the Police, or any other security agency harassing or intimidating anyone over similar content. The same standard must apply across the board. As for us, we will continue to operate within the law while exercising our constitutional right to freedom of expression. We will maintain the same standard that has now been introduced and expect it to be applied fairly and consistently to all Nigerians. God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Justice can never be cracked.

85,157 views • 20 days ago

The Minister of Defence, General Christopher Gwabin Musa (Rtd), lied during an interview on News Central that I, JusticeCrack, instructed military officers to remove meat and other items from their meals to make the food appear inadequate. It is important that I publicly clarify this allegation. I never told any military officer to remove meat or anything else from their food. What authority do I have to give such an instruction? I am not a General, a Commander, or a Colonel. I have no military background whatsoever. Why would I instruct serving military personnel to do such a thing? It is also important for the public to know that I never reached out to military officers. Rather, some of them reached out to me to express concerns about their welfare. In good faith, I made a video to raise awareness so that the military authorities could pay attention to the welfare of the officers and men serving our country. My intention was simply to advocate for better working conditions, improved welfare, and better living conditions for the brave men and women who defend Nigeria. I am making this statement to set the record straight. It is deeply painful and, in my view, defamatory to hear the Honourable Minister of Defence make such a statement about me on national television without presenting any evidence. Such a statement has the potential to damage my reputation and misrepresent my intentions before the Nigerian public. I therefore wish to make it abundantly clear that I, Mark Chidiebere Justice, popularly known as JusticeCrack, never instructed any military officer to remove meat or any other item from their food. My advocacy has always been about accountability, better welfare for our security personnel, and good governance. This statement is made solely to correct the record and inform the Nigerian public of the true position. Thank you. Justice can never be cracked.

The Minister of Defence, General Christopher Gwabin Musa (Rtd), lied during an interview on News Central that I, JusticeCrack, instructed military officers to remove meat and other items from their meals to make the food appear inadequate. It is important that I publicly clarify this allegation. I never told any military officer to remove meat or anything else from their food. What authority do I have to give such an instruction? I am not a General, a Commander, or a Colonel. I have no military background whatsoever. Why would I instruct serving military personnel to do such a thing? It is also important for the public to know that I never reached out to military officers. Rather, some of them reached out to me to express concerns about their welfare. In good faith, I made a video to raise awareness so that the military authorities could pay attention to the welfare of the officers and men serving our country. My intention was simply to advocate for better working conditions, improved welfare, and better living conditions for the brave men and women who defend Nigeria. I am making this statement to set the record straight. It is deeply painful and, in my view, defamatory to hear the Honourable Minister of Defence make such a statement about me on national television without presenting any evidence. Such a statement has the potential to damage my reputation and misrepresent my intentions before the Nigerian public. I therefore wish to make it abundantly clear that I, Mark Chidiebere Justice, popularly known as JusticeCrack, never instructed any military officer to remove meat or any other item from their food. My advocacy has always been about accountability, better welfare for our security personnel, and good governance. This statement is made solely to correct the record and inform the Nigerian public of the true position. Thank you. Justice can never be cracked.

111,501 views • 28 days ago

Imagine one security agency extorting another security agency in Nigeria. Now, the police reportedly extorted the ICPC Chairman. Does this mean that Nigerian police officers cannot recognize the Chairman of another law enforcement agency? This is a very serious question. In fact, it is deeply concerning.

Imagine one security agency extorting another security agency in Nigeria. Now, the police reportedly extorted the ICPC Chairman. Does this mean that Nigerian police officers cannot recognize the Chairman of another law enforcement agency? This is a very serious question. In fact, it is deeply concerning.

64,726 views • 17 days ago

The Nigerian Police have now officially released the faces of the officers who allegedly extorted the ICPC Chairman. It’s unfortunate that this happened, but maybe now those in government will understand what many ordinary Nigerians have been going through for years. The question is: if this could happen to the Chairman of the ICPC, imagine what the average Nigerian faces every day. This is exactly why we keep demanding accountability, police reform, and good governance. Justice can never be cracked.

The Nigerian Police have now officially released the faces of the officers who allegedly extorted the ICPC Chairman. It’s unfortunate that this happened, but maybe now those in government will understand what many ordinary Nigerians have been going through for years. The question is: if this could happen to the Chairman of the ICPC, imagine what the average Nigerian faces every day. This is exactly why we keep demanding accountability, police reform, and good governance. Justice can never be cracked.

50,984 views • 16 days ago

So, finally, I was wrong. President Tinubu has finally addressed the press. Let’s listen together.

So, finally, I was wrong. President Tinubu has finally addressed the press. Let’s listen together.

18,135 views • 5 days ago

Today, I accompanied my brother, Randy Peter Peter Akah , and Mama P PRECIOUS ORUCHE 📌 to the EFCC, as requested after their previous visit. Following their invitation, they were released yesterday and asked to return today so that the EFCC could continue its investigation. I am currently outside the EFCC office waiting for them, and I will provide updates as more information becomes available. For now, Randy Peter and Mama P are with the EFCC as the investigation continues. I will keep the public informed as events unfold. Justice can never be cracked.

Today, I accompanied my brother, Randy Peter Peter Akah , and Mama P PRECIOUS ORUCHE 📌 to the EFCC, as requested after their previous visit. Following their invitation, they were released yesterday and asked to return today so that the EFCC could continue its investigation. I am currently outside the EFCC office waiting for them, and I will provide updates as more information becomes available. For now, Randy Peter and Mama P are with the EFCC as the investigation continues. I will keep the public informed as events unfold. Justice can never be cracked.

55,996 views • 21 days ago

I am so pained, not because of what I went through, but because I had so much security around me while those schoolchildren in Oyo State did not even have a single police officer to protect them. Guys, get your PVC. Justice can never be cracked,

I am so pained, not because of what I went through, but because I had so much security around me while those schoolchildren in Oyo State did not even have a single police officer to protect them. Guys, get your PVC. Justice can never be cracked,

118,539 views • 2 months ago

In continuation of our collective pursuit of a better Nigeria—one where peace, unity, and love prevail—today, Mama P, many other Nigerians, and I accompanied my principal, Mr. Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the NDC, on a courtesy visit to our Egbon, Isaac Fayose. Following the recent conversations and misunderstandings on social media, Mr. Peter Obi Peter Obi had promised to pay our Egbon a visit. Today, he fulfilled that promise. The visit was a reminder that not everything we see or hear should be taken at face value. Dialogue, understanding, and mutual respect will always be better than assumptions. At the end of the day, what truly matters is our shared desire to build a peaceful, united, and prosperous Nigeria. Indeed, a new Nigeria is possible. Justice can never be cracked.

In continuation of our collective pursuit of a better Nigeria—one where peace, unity, and love prevail—today, Mama P, many other Nigerians, and I accompanied my principal, Mr. Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the NDC, on a courtesy visit to our Egbon, Isaac Fayose. Following the recent conversations and misunderstandings on social media, Mr. Peter Obi Peter Obi had promised to pay our Egbon a visit. Today, he fulfilled that promise. The visit was a reminder that not everything we see or hear should be taken at face value. Dialogue, understanding, and mutual respect will always be better than assumptions. At the end of the day, what truly matters is our shared desire to build a peaceful, united, and prosperous Nigeria. Indeed, a new Nigeria is possible. Justice can never be cracked.

37,436 views • 20 days ago

Then when Senator Ali Ndume, who is from the same constituency as Daniel Bwala D. H Bwala talked about him, he called him a “mad dog that bites its owner.” This was when Daniel Bwala was still running around the Presidency looking for an appointment, which he eventually got. And now, his new job seems to be helping the Presidency insult people.

Then when Senator Ali Ndume, who is from the same constituency as Daniel Bwala D. H Bwala talked about him, he called him a “mad dog that bites its owner.” This was when Daniel Bwala was still running around the Presidency looking for an appointment, which he eventually got. And now, his new job seems to be helping the Presidency insult people.

27,509 views • 15 days ago

I wonder what will become of all these campaign buses being shared around, even though we’re not yet in the official campaign period. I just hope that after the elections, they won’t be abandoned. Maybe they can be converted into ambulances, considering that many hospitals in Nigeria don’t even have one, and where they do, many are no longer functional. Some states are even using Keke as ambulances. Or better still, convert them into public transport buses for the people. At least, if they can’t continue as campaign buses, let them continue serving Nigerians. Just my thoughts.

I wonder what will become of all these campaign buses being shared around, even though we’re not yet in the official campaign period. I just hope that after the elections, they won’t be abandoned. Maybe they can be converted into ambulances, considering that many hospitals in Nigeria don’t even have one, and where they do, many are no longer functional. Some states are even using Keke as ambulances. Or better still, convert them into public transport buses for the people. At least, if they can’t continue as campaign buses, let them continue serving Nigerians. Just my thoughts.

31,811 views • 18 days ago

This is a call to Nigerians who share this concern to peacefully boycott Tyla’s show in Nigeria. If she did not use her platform to condemn the xenophobic attacks against fellow Africans, especially Nigerians, then I don’t think she should expect our support. This is bigger than entertainment. It’s about standing in solidarity with victims of xenophobic attacks across Africa. As much as we all want a united Africa, we must continue to speak against xenophobia wherever it happens. If you believe in this cause, make your voice heard through peaceful and lawful means. Justice can never be cracked.

This is a call to Nigerians who share this concern to peacefully boycott Tyla’s show in Nigeria. If she did not use her platform to condemn the xenophobic attacks against fellow Africans, especially Nigerians, then I don’t think she should expect our support. This is bigger than entertainment. It’s about standing in solidarity with victims of xenophobic attacks across Africa. As much as we all want a united Africa, we must continue to speak against xenophobia wherever it happens. If you believe in this cause, make your voice heard through peaceful and lawful means. Justice can never be cracked.

15,361 views • 8 days ago

INEC has announced that Nigerians can now begin and complete their voter registration online through its portal This means there is now even less excuse for not obtaining your Permanent Voter Card (PVC). However, I have a question for INEC. If commercial banks in Nigeria can issue ATM cards through self-service dispensing machines within minutes, why can’t INEC introduce a similar system for collecting PVCs? Wouldn’t that make the process faster, more efficient, and less stressful for millions of Nigerians? These are legitimate questions aimed at improving access to voter registration and participation. With the voter registration deadline approaching at the end of July, I encourage every eligible Nigerian who has not yet registered to do so. Please get your PVC. Your vote is your voice, and your participation matters. Justice can never be cracked.

INEC has announced that Nigerians can now begin and complete their voter registration online through its portal This means there is now even less excuse for not obtaining your Permanent Voter Card (PVC). However, I have a question for INEC. If commercial banks in Nigeria can issue ATM cards through self-service dispensing machines within minutes, why can’t INEC introduce a similar system for collecting PVCs? Wouldn’t that make the process faster, more efficient, and less stressful for millions of Nigerians? These are legitimate questions aimed at improving access to voter registration and participation. With the voter registration deadline approaching at the end of July, I encourage every eligible Nigerian who has not yet registered to do so. Please get your PVC. Your vote is your voice, and your participation matters. Justice can never be cracked.

37,705 views • 25 days ago

Dear Nigerians, Please pay attention and plan ahead for the coming elections. One thing that should concern every voter is the election date. Holding the election on 16th January could make it more difficult for many Nigerians to vote, as a lot of people may still be away from their usual place of residence after the festive season. Whether intentional or not, anything that makes it harder for eligible Nigerians to vote should concern all of us. My advice is simple: make sure your polling unit is in the location where you will be on election day. If you intend to travel during the holidays, plan your return early so you can exercise your right to vote. Don’t allow logistics or poor planning to stop you from participating in the election. Your PVC is your power. Your vote is your voice. Justice can never be cracked.

Dear Nigerians, Please pay attention and plan ahead for the coming elections. One thing that should concern every voter is the election date. Holding the election on 16th January could make it more difficult for many Nigerians to vote, as a lot of people may still be away from their usual place of residence after the festive season. Whether intentional or not, anything that makes it harder for eligible Nigerians to vote should concern all of us. My advice is simple: make sure your polling unit is in the location where you will be on election day. If you intend to travel during the holidays, plan your return early so you can exercise your right to vote. Don’t allow logistics or poor planning to stop you from participating in the election. Your PVC is your power. Your vote is your voice. Justice can never be cracked.

24,138 views • 17 days ago

Is President Tinubu busier than President Trump? Despite his busy schedule, President Trump regularly stops to answer questions from journalists, even if it’s just for a few minutes before boarding his plane. But with President Tinubu, we hardly ever see him take unscripted questions. Most of what Nigerians see are carefully recorded and edited videos from the State House. All we’re asking is simple: let the President communicate with Nigerians more often. Leadership also means being accessible and accountable to the people. Justice can never be cracked.

Is President Tinubu busier than President Trump? Despite his busy schedule, President Trump regularly stops to answer questions from journalists, even if it’s just for a few minutes before boarding his plane. But with President Tinubu, we hardly ever see him take unscripted questions. Most of what Nigerians see are carefully recorded and edited videos from the State House. All we’re asking is simple: let the President communicate with Nigerians more often. Leadership also means being accessible and accountable to the people. Justice can never be cracked.

12,297 views • 8 days ago

Dear Nigerian news platforms, television stations, and podcast hosts, When are you going to invite President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for a live question-and-answer session, the same way you constantly invite Peter Obi? At this point, can you people leave Peter Obi alone for a moment? We want to hear directly from the man who is currently leading the country. Let the President come on live television and answer Nigerians’ questions. Or is the President too busy… or too shy… to speak directly to the people? Just asking. Justice can never be cracked.

Dear Nigerian news platforms, television stations, and podcast hosts, When are you going to invite President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for a live question-and-answer session, the same way you constantly invite Peter Obi? At this point, can you people leave Peter Obi alone for a moment? We want to hear directly from the man who is currently leading the country. Let the President come on live television and answer Nigerians’ questions. Or is the President too busy… or too shy… to speak directly to the people? Just asking. Justice can never be cracked.

13,062 views • 8 days ago

All you need to know about the new NIMC law will change how Nigerians use their National Identification Number (NIN).

All you need to know about the new NIMC law will change how Nigerians use their National Identification Number (NIN).

31,297 views • 25 days ago

It’s is official Peter Obi is now the presidential candidate of the NDC

It’s is official Peter Obi is now the presidential candidate of the NDC

74,605 views • 2 months ago

Someone like Festus Keyamo should understand that public trust is built on consistency. Many Nigerians remember that he once questioned the credibility of Bola Ahmed Tinubu in 1999. Years later, he defended the President over questions about his academic records, arguing that great men can study and pass examinations from home. That history is why some people now question the consistency of his public positions. Now, he has turned his attention to Peter Obi. Whether you support Peter Obi or not, political criticism should be based on facts, fairness, and accountability—not selective standards. If Peter Obi had chosen to live like many traditional Nigerian politicians, would he be subjected to the same level of scrutiny over his personal lifestyle? Even some APC office holders, including local government officials, are not subjected to the same public treatment. One of the greatest challenges facing Nigeria today is that what should be normal—humility, accountability, and respect for due process—is sometimes portrayed as unusual, while conduct that should be questioned is normalized. As citizens, we should pay attention and demand the same standards for everyone, regardless of political affiliation. I still believe that one day we will have a Nigeria where fairness, accountability, and equal treatment under the law are the norm. Justice can never be cracked.

Someone like Festus Keyamo should understand that public trust is built on consistency. Many Nigerians remember that he once questioned the credibility of Bola Ahmed Tinubu in 1999. Years later, he defended the President over questions about his academic records, arguing that great men can study and pass examinations from home. That history is why some people now question the consistency of his public positions. Now, he has turned his attention to Peter Obi. Whether you support Peter Obi or not, political criticism should be based on facts, fairness, and accountability—not selective standards. If Peter Obi had chosen to live like many traditional Nigerian politicians, would he be subjected to the same level of scrutiny over his personal lifestyle? Even some APC office holders, including local government officials, are not subjected to the same public treatment. One of the greatest challenges facing Nigeria today is that what should be normal—humility, accountability, and respect for due process—is sometimes portrayed as unusual, while conduct that should be questioned is normalized. As citizens, we should pay attention and demand the same standards for everyone, regardless of political affiliation. I still believe that one day we will have a Nigeria where fairness, accountability, and equal treatment under the law are the norm. Justice can never be cracked.

30,988 views • 26 days ago