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01/01/2026

Happy New Year Champions of change 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤️

25/12/2025

Merry Christmas 🎄✨
Wishing you peace, strength, and renewed hope. May this season refresh your heart and remind you that every sincere effort for good still matters. Here’s to light, purpose, and a better tomorrow.

02/12/2025

Something BIG is coming… 🇳🇬🔥

This December, we’re taking our message from the group chat to the streets.
A bold step. A united voice. A movement awakening.

On December 20th, the IT IS TIME Movement will hold its first-ever NATION BUILDERS ROAD WALK 2025 — a peaceful, powerful outreach designed to speak to the hearts of Nigerians, remind us of our strength, and call our nation back to the path of true leadership and accountability.

Stay tuned.
December 20th — We rise.

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01/12/2025

Welcome to a brand-new chapter — December, the month of reflection, purpose, and renewed strength.
May this month bring us clarity, unity, and the courage to keep building the Nigeria we all deserve.

As IT IS TIME, may we continue to rise, speak, act, and inspire with one voice.
Great things await us this month. Let’s step into it with hope and determination.

Happy New Month! 🎉🇳🇬
Let’s finish the year with purpose.

27/11/2025

There’s always a step: share one post, invite one person, ask one thoughtful question, suggest one idea, join one discussion. Small actions multiply into national influence.

25/11/2025

Nigeria needs everyday people who choose integrity and action. IT IS TIME is a citizens’ movement rebuilding our country through informed participation and collective responsibility. We’re ordinary Nigerians demanding the leadership we truly deserve.

25/11/2025

24/11/2025

No. We’re not a party. We’re a movement that helps citizens choose leaders who listen, act, and serve with integrity. We stay non-partisan, people-first, solution-driven.

21/11/2025

How long will Nigerians keep living in fear, frustration, and uncertainty?
We wake up daily to the same heartbreaking headlines — insecurity everywhere, hospitals without supplies, Kidnapping, no light, no safety, no dignity.

The truth is; a nation doesn’t fail overnight, it fails when the people stop demanding better.
And today, Nigerians are saying with one voice: WE DESERVE BETTER.

Enough of insecurity.
Enough of hardship.
Enough of leaders who hear us but do not listen.
Enough of promises without impact.
Enough of systems designed to keep citizens struggling.
Enough of a future that feels stolen before it arrives.

Nigeria will rise again, but only when we rise together. With full force.

IT IS TIME.
Let’s come together, reclaim our future, vote out d*ang*erous and selfish leaders, and vote in men and women who will truly serve.

Nigeria belongs to all of us and we are done keeping quiet.

20/11/2025

Nigeria woke up this week to another string of painful headlines: a senior military officer killed, schoolgirls abducted, and a national conversation cheapened by careless public remarks that try to normalize crime. Add to that a disturbing report of our women’s national team being mocked abroad as “from a terrorist country.” It’s not just the violence that wounds us; it’s the steady erosion of dignity at home and reputation abroad. When leaders speak lightly about insecurity, families who live with fear hear that their pain is negotiable.

Beneath the outrage are three stubborn failures: weak prevention and response to violent crime, slow and uneven justice, and public communication that dodges accountability instead of building trust. Communities need visible policing that protects, intelligence that prevents, prosecutors and courts that move with speed, and officials who speak with care and take responsibility. Without that chain—prevent, protect, prosecute, communicate—citizens disengage, and the world writes a simpler, uglier story about us.

Let’s turn anger into answers. share what you believe the solution should be. What would actually reduce kidnappings now? What standard should govern official statements during crises?