List of Twitter influencers paid to insult this fighting for their future

The digital space in Nigeria continues to play a powerful role in shaping public discourse, especially on platforms like Twitter. Amid growing political awareness and youth-led movements advocating for systemic reform, several accounts have come under scrutiny for allegedly participating in paid online campaigns aimed at silencing or discrediting these voices.

 

According to reports circulating online, a list of 50 Twitter influencers has emerged, allegedly involved in organized trolling or sponsored attacks against individuals and groups “fighting for their future.”

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Here’s the full list of Twitter handles that have been mentioned:

1. @Jarmario01

2. @UyScutti

3. @Tinubufrontier

4. @ONSogbu

5. @DavidsOffor

6. @NdubuezeN16039

7. @Miracle__njoku

8. @olaniranfaith

9. @lollylarry1

10. @MidasHand7

11. @1NigerFirst

12. @GoziconC

13. @EleuAyoola

14. @Ekpenyong_One

15. @scarfizal

16. @KikelomAdemola

17. @abassion

18. @Journalist_Mind

19. @Temmy_

20. @yheri

21. @Chiefagbabiaka

22. @EleSpecial23

23. @adeezekalu32

24. @AbuAbdulHameed7

25. @BMBI_Official

26. @OmohFriday

27. @Laredopearl

28. @AConcndNigeria

29. @abeegunde1

30. @ekpesfrancis

31. @jackson200811

32. @bennieovo

33. @Erotica_Juicy

34. @lilifeyi

35. @adetola1705

36. @JerryBabaleye

37. @prettytee44

38. @Seesugar1

39. @Debbie17418888

40. @OlusolaOmolaja1

41. @SamzyVG

42. @AdoAdeboye

43. @odetoye41087

44. @eniolaofLagos

45. @DammyDaniel13

46. @EngrNuraYakubu1

47. @UmmuAbdulHameed

48. @SlimSheffy

49. @JawandoOlakunle

50. @EOmolaja89010

 

These accounts have been tagged in several threads accusing them of aligning with political narratives or being compensated to drive targeted content, particularly against youth-led social justice campaigns.

 

While no official confirmation has been made about payment structures or affiliations, the conversation raises important questions about the ethics of influencer marketing, especially when it comes to sensitive national matters.

 

As digital influence grows, so does the responsibility that comes with it. Nigerians are now calling for transparency in influencer-brand-political relationships, especially in times when the stakes are high.

Whether or not these allegations are true, one thing is clear: Twitter is more than just tweets it’s now a battlefield of influence, and Nigerians are watching closely.