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Op Abeg direct your question to Baba God cuz He’s the author and finisher of our faith.

Op abeg let me know when Ashley Plumtre enter camp okay?

Kini gbogbo eleyi bayi iwo oloun?

May? Mtchew!

So what are you trying to say?

Did Italy �� shot her self on the leg?

They need to seriously beef up the security bcuz some bad element will make sure they truncate the day

A post for Righteousness to devour

RapistOnBail:

Na format Jesus been use that year to acquire men as disciples.

Mtchew

I thought they said LP don’t have candidate!

Ondo state, Owo precisely.

I am neutral for now

The chances of BAT winning this election is higher then other candidates that’s why people talk more about him than others

olas24u:
I have sent you an article already,you are not doing anything new,your fore father did the same .you will loose at the end .

Afternoon sir, please send it to me let me gain from your vast knowledge

As usual. The same way una Said that na DSS and Fulani doing the killings in the East. Y’all very Innocent in everything.

donjazet:
Notice how some nairaland comments look similar?? It's a coordinated campaign of misinformation aimed at artificially amplifying Tinubu's support.

Tinubu's paid-support group has been activated. Expect to be gaslighted and mentally manipulated into losing morale for Obi or into supporting Tinubu. Watch out and keep your eyes open.

Know that some accounts here are run by people who have been paid to artificially boost support for these political ancestors
All of you, paid-posters should be ashamed of yourselves. Selling Nigeria's future for your selfishness.

God would punish all of you Nigerians that have decided to be used to decieve your fellow citizens and mislead others.
Tinubu is past his prime. We need a new and fresh party. We need to totally dismantle this old system

How I wish our brethren from the East will look into this issue of Cyberbully.

Funny enough we have more Yorubas who are supporting Peter Obi whereas you can’t see a single Igbo supporting BAT and nobody complain about it from BAT team.


Think for a second what would happen IF Tinubu won the election. Let learn to tolerate each other that’s all

I love this your submission
IN sane society we aren’t suppose to debate who will should vote for among the candidates... I stand with Obi

franchasofficia:
Akeredolu is right, very sensible in his submission but you see Malami? He is an agent of darkness and destruction of Nigeria.


Now the question is, can Tinubu restructure Nigeria like Akeredolu is asking for if he emerges winner of 2023 Presidential polls?



Let the best win.



If I were Nigerians, I would elect Peter Obi and Labour Party to become President in 2023, so that it will be easy to impeach him if he fails to deliver on his campaign promises since Labour Party doesn't have much representation at the upper and lower house of assembly.



Nigerians can't control someone like Tinubu or Atiku if they decide to follow Buhari's evil path.



Nigerian youths, use your wisdom. Nigeria is the only country most of you have, the rich, the politicians you are standing on their wicked mandate and their families all have second and third countries citizenship to depend on after Nigeria is destroyed.


More harm to dying Nigeria that Buhari destroyed will lead to final internment of the country called Nigeria. Wake up youths. Vote without tribal sentiment

I thought they said those attack were carried out by DSS and Fulanis!

What if Peter Obi loose the election, can you guys undo the damages you done with your derogatory statement?

Please let be OBIDIENT in a right way cuz the bible says “*OBIDIENT IS BETTER THAN SACRIFICE*”

Op so that’s queue now?

dissman:
Hurtful that it is Nigerians pulling down on Headies. If the international space is tapping into African music, especially Nigerian, it is not a bad idea for Headies which is the biggest music award in Nigeria presently to create an international category.
Grammy started giving more room to Africa cos of international endorsement. Headies can also plug Internationally with afrobeat.

God bless you Comrade. This pulling Down syndrome as to stop.

Afrobeats to the world
Africa to the world

FIDELITY24:
That last category na CK get am, the young man has been breaking records nonstop.

Gbamsolutely

flejnr2:
Date for the award is what?

July 2, 2022.

Ahmed0336:
Nawa o, so Beyonce go attend the award show for Lagos be that?

Make these people respect themselves, non of these American artists will come here, they're more concern with the Grammies. kpatakpata after the show those awards will be sent to them and I hope they'd acknowledge it.

The show is taken place in America pal so there’s possibility they might be there.

Bieber will win the category

I think this is the toughest decision in Nigeria political space of recent time

Politics at play

Earlier this week, the Headies Academy announced that three new categories will be added to the 2022 Headies nominations list. On Wednesday 16th June 2022, the Headies announced the three new categories and the nominees for the categories.


In the announcement posted on its social media pages, the Academy announced the addition of Digital Artist of the Year, Best Inspirational single, and International Artist of the Year.

International Artist of the Year which is a voting category for non-African artist or group with the most outstanding achievement and impact on Afrobeats.
The inaugural nominees are Beyonce, Chris Brown, Drake, Ed Sheeran, Justin Bieber, and Nas.

The second new category is the Best Inspirational Single and the first set of nominees are KCee & Okwesili Eze Group, Timi Dakolo, Chidinma, Mercy Chinwo, Dunsin Oyekan and Nathaniel Bassey.

The third category is the Digital Artist of the Year which is a voting category for an individual Nigerian artist or group with the most outstanding achievement and impact digitally in the year under review. Nominated for the award are: Burna Boy, CKay, Davido, Joeboy, Rema, and Wizkid.

Nigeria to the world
Afrobeats to the world
Africa to the world

✍️ Benny Umoren

REAL HEROES OF JUNE 12 INDEED!

JUNE 12 - NIGERIAN AIRWAYS HIJACKED BY TEENAGERS.

This is a history that deserves to live with us forever and what democracy meant to young Nigerians then.

On October 25 1993, four dissatisfied
Nigerian teenagers hijacked a Nigerian Airways A310 that was flying from Lagos to Abuja and diverted the plane to Niamey, Niger Republic.

They were dissatisfied by the annulment of June 12 elections by the military Head of States, Gen Ibrahim Babangida.

The young Nigerians, Richard Ogunderu was 19, Kabir Adenuga was 18, Benneth Oluwadaisi was 20 and Kenny Rasaq Lawal 19.

They all unassumingly boarded the flight at MMA alongside other passengers.

About 16 mins before landing, they waited until the pilot announced that passengers should fasten their seat belts and prepare for landing.

Next thing the passengers heard was ��

QUOTE

“Ladies and gentlemen, this plane has been taken over by the Movement for the Advancement of Democracy. Remain calm, we will not harm you. You will be told where the plane will land you. You do not move or you die”

END QUOTE

The leader of the hijackers, Richard Ogunderu a 19 year old, walked into the cockpit and seized the process, and then one other followed. Two remained to watch over the passengers. When he got to the cockpit, the pilot knew immediately this was an attack, so he had to obey instructions given to him.

Ogunderu then asked the pilot to divert the aircraft straight to Germany.

The pilot convinced him the plane did not carry sufficiently fuel to crossover the Atlantic and then suggested they divert to a nearby country, Niger or they will crash and everybody dies.

The two hijackers told the pilot what they wanted was where they could give publicity to their reason for the hijack. They told him they wanted Germany, because they could have a good press coverage that would support their democratic cause for Nigeria. But that couldn’t happen because of the fuel shortage.

They agreed to land in Niamey, Niger Republic.

Upon landing the hijackers found themselves surrounded by hundreds of armed Nigeriène soldiers at the airport.

They had earlier distributed their demands in a pamphlets among the passengers calling on the Nigerian government to overturn the annulment of the June 12 election.

They gave the government 72 hours to meet their demands or else they would set the plane ablaze.

To show they were not ready to kill anyone so long govt listen to them, they released 34 of the 193 passengers, among whom were top Nigerian government officials.

The leader of the hijackers spoke to a BBC correspondent. The correspondent asked what they were fighting for, and he told him they wanted to actualize the mandate given by the Nigerian people to M.K.O Abiola.

Nigerian government sent 24 delegates to come and talk to the hijackers but none of them entered the aircraft to talk to them, instead they were in the hotel asking them to come down.

The Nigeriene soldiers did not storm the plane because the hijackers claimed to have rigged the plane with explosives, and so began negotiations, keeping the remaining passengers hostage.

For three days, the hijackers and the passengers fed on coffee & biscuits.

At some point, they ran out of water for coffee, one passengers demanded for water.

Under the guise of bringing them water and food, the Nigeriène soldiers eventually realised the hijackers were not armed, and under the cover of darkness, they stormed the plane.

The four teenagers were arrested, cuffed hands behind their backs and taken straight to a prison cell.

The hijackers spoke neither Hausa nor French and nobody made any attempt to question them in English. They were denied food for days.

The hijackers were remanded in Niamey prison for 9 years before they were released in 2001.

The Nigerian government didn't even brother requesting for them to be extradited.

They wanted them away from Nigerian soil, to prevent them becoming a symbol of resistance to Nigeria's youths.

TAKE HOME: These TEENAGERS represented the generation of Nigerian youths 1993.


Intelligent, bold, patriotic and courageous.

They courageously believed they could save Nigeria from the tyrannical steel claws of the military junta.

Even as teenagers, they placed their lives on the chopping plank to save Nigeria.

They weren’t asking for what Nigeria could do for them, they thought of what they could do for Nigeria.

They were only teenagers, yet they wore the chest of warriors.

Richard Ogunderu, Kabir Adenuga, Benneth Oluwadaisi and Kenny Rasaq Lawal, I dedicate this June 12 Democracy Day to you guys.

You are the Nigeria ��

Lalasticlala

God bless his heart.

Peter Obi is a man of Integrity