Musari Hammed @MusariHammed

@Uber_Support The double sum of N16,652.00 and N17,883.00 were deducted from my account for a single ride on 27/05/2026 between 9:17pm and 10:30pm. The sum of N16,652.00 wes supposed to be refunded to me, but up till now, my money is still being held illegally by @UberNigeria.

@UberNigeria The double sum of N16,652.00 and N17,883.00 were deducted from my account for a single ride on 27/05/2026 between 9:17pm and 10:30pm. The sum of N16,652.00 wes supposed to be refunded to me, but up till my is still being held illegally by @UberNigeria.

@Sistaliano E be like say one person don make u vex this afternoon. E jebure o @Sistaliano 😁😁😁

@Officialpasuma Up gunners.. "Oju yin le o firi...", "Eti yin le o fi gbo..." Orin tuntun, Ede tuntun, Asa tuntun lati owo Bawasi, o ma loud gaannnn. 2026 English Premier league "CHAMPIONS" congratulations, Arsenal FC #CMYG

Let us meet tonight for another powerful program on nationalism hour. Topic: The silent disintegration of Nigeria Empires and kingdoms do not collapse in a day, the seed of destruction and despair when planted into any country, grows and metastasises until it becomes unstoppable. Politicians will tell you all is well but I can tell you, nothing is well. Nigeria is falling apart taking the route of ancient empires like the Byzantine empire, British empire and the USSR. Tonight is going to be interesting 🔥🔥🔥🔥

The Yoruba Times @TheYorubaTimes

3 months ago

Soldiers refused to engage terrorists but arrested unarmed civilians standing guard in front of their homes during attacks Residents of a community under attack have alleged that soldiers refused to engage terrorists but instead arrested unarmed civilians who were standing guard

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Open Letter to INEC Chairman: Feedback from Field Operations of Independent Non-Partisan Civic Organization – TYF-PAC Dear Chairman and Commissioners of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), We write to formally convey feedback from TYF-PAC’s grassroots voter registration and civic engagement activities conducted across multiple communities. TYF-PAC is an independent non-partisan civic organization with devotion to strengthening Nigeria’s democracy and ensuring regional peace and harmony via community building and advocacy. Our field operations revealed that Nigeria’s current voter registration process is unnecessarily cumbersome and alienating to a large segment of eligible voters. The existing two-step registration process—online pre-registration followed by mandatory in-person biometric capture—creates a significant barrier to participation. In practice, the requirement for physical biometric capture has become a major bottleneck that discourages otherwise willing citizens from completing registration. Nigeria already maintains a robust National Identification Number (NIN) system. When properly secured and integrated, the NIN should be sufficient for voter identification and verification purposes. We believe INEC should urgently review its reliance on in-person biometric capture and move toward simplified, technology-enabled alternatives. Our field findings show that: 1. Many citizens express strong enthusiasm to vote but are unable to complete registration due to time, mobility, and economic constraints 2. Traders, artisans, and informal workers can not afford to leave their shops or livelihoods to attend INEC registration centers. 3. The online pre-registration process is particularly hostile to low-literacy and digitally underserved populations, who constitute a significant portion of Nigeria’s voting bloc. 4. Voter registrations in remote and rural areas are particularly challenging and limited due to lack of access to the internet and the difficult access to INEC officials. 5. A large number of registrants complete the first stage of registration but are unable to complete the second stage. 6. Even among those who successfully complete both stages, many report prolonged delays or non-receipt of their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs), despite repeated efforts. These structural issues contribute directly to voter apathy and exclusion. Based on these observations, TYF-PAC respectfully urges INEC to reconsider and reform the voter registration framework to make it more accessible, inclusive, and efficient. Such reforms would significantly strengthen Nigeria’s democracy by empowering more eligible citizens to participate in the electoral process. We recommend the urgent consideration and implementation of the following measures: 1.Introduction of same-day voter registration, including same-day verification and confirmation. 2.Expansion of voter registration locations, including: •Manned INEC registration desks in neighbourhood commercial hubs, •Banks and financial institutions, •Government offices and other public service centres with high foot traffic. 3.Full online voter registration and verification, with instant confirmation, drawing on precedents from jurisdictions such as the United Kingdom and the United States. 4.Enhanced PVC delivery mechanisms, modelled after the improved Nigeria passport home-delivery system. 5.Digital voter verification at polling units, eliminating the need for voters to physically present PVCs. 6.Year-round voter registration, without restrictive portal windows or special registration periods. 7.Formal support and accreditation for non-profit civic organizations assisting citizens who are digitally underserved or non-literate including alternative registration methods for such populations.

@boye4christ2006 I am interested

@T2mobilengCare @teryza__ Good day, I would like complain about my line. I discovered that I get short-changed each time I recharge. For example, I recharged N130 this morning, but I was credited N30. The same thing happened last week when I recharged N150, my details 08187305106 Hammed Musari

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