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My X account has come under intense attacks. But that won't deter us from using our voices to continue to speak truth to power in Nigeria. What the Distinguished Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan - Natasha Akpoti did today in Kogi State is what we expect opposition leaders in Nigeria, such... show more
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@NatashaAkpoti “As far back as 1776, Benjamin Franklin advised that, "Rebellion to tyrants is obedience to God Almighty." Hmmm 🤔

@NatashaAkpoti Yes! As far back as 1776, Benjamin Franklin, one of the founding fathers of the United States of America, made this statement when America was fighting to gain independence from Great Britain led by King George III.

@NatashaAkpoti I so much agree with you on this one! They av succeeded in creating fear & inspire hopelessness in @PeterObi and obedients this is so sad… we can’t continue like this. We should start now to takeover our country from wicked & unreasonable men. The Western world will not succeed

@NatashaAkpoti For the past 1 week, I have not been allowed to upload any video or picture on my X platform. We are indeed under intense attack for refusing to support evil. In an unjust society like Nigeria, silence is a crime against humanity.

@NatashaAkpoti Delete your X app and re-download.

@NatashaAkpoti Me na this at I on your account de keep me worried Lydis But I sha know your antecedent is dogged to pierce through... We need you Maximally

@NatashaAkpoti I am currently challenging @premium to quit their shenanigans. We will continue to stand like the Rock of Gibraltar to give the political rogues and lapdogs in Nigeria, sleepless nights.

@NatashaAkpoti Absolutely right on this ✍️ @IkeGod_

@NatashaAkpoti "....to cause mayhem....in... Nigeria...." This is a crime: incitement to public disorder This is even different from protests

@NatashaAkpoti To cause mayhem and unrest in the kingdom of darkness in Nigeria was used contextually to pass a message of causing unrest among the corrupt establishment in Nigeria, giving them a run for their money. Let's Be Guided!

@NatashaAkpoti I seconded

@NatashaAkpoti I've always held this view, but when I discuss it with most people, they criticize me for it. If really oppositions did their job, we wouldn't have had it all this way.

@NatashaAkpoti If they go low, go lower. That’s what Nigeria politics deserves Up Natasha. She is 100% a voice to reckon with

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