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Truths9ja:
🚨90% of ISWAP terrorising Kogi and Ondo are Ebira by Tribe - Sheikh Gumi, the Terrorist Advocate.

I don't have the data but, Gumi may not be far from the truth. Beside, he knows them all.

One Obadaki was recently recaptured by DSS following his earlier jail break. He allegedly mastermind the deeper life church bloodshed in 2012. I remembered that night too well.

The Terrorist group that attack Apostle Suleiman were Ebiras too. What about the Owo church massacre? I remembered the late Ondo state Governor raising this accusations few years ago prior to his death.

If you grew up in Ebiraland, you will have no doubts on that fact, religious extremism runs through some of our people's vein. It is not hidden. Between ourselves alone, we laid waste of our land. I remembered the time of Baba and Mustapha too. Let me stop here 🧑‍🦯

Credit: Sheikh Gumi on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1aiiX5TtsR/

Blackpanter1:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qw4MdzTbf-M&ab_channel=AbbyVarietiesTV

Lifestylecom:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OzObwAzBJ8

In his remarks, Vice President, Kashim Shettima said, "For trade to be truly inclusive, the G20 must take further steps towards reforming the international financial architecture and global institutions. Only a more equitable and effective system can fairly manage global financial flows, address recurring debt crises, and respond to the needs of all nations.
We must take seriously the need to advance policies that drive sustainable growth, promote financial inclusion, and tackle emerging risks."

Pakute:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/entertainment/naija-fashion/836356-i-dont-want-regina-daniels-back-ned-nwoko.html

Rebuker:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grBKtb-68jk?si=z4K6GJFSC_pGk2zK

VOsimhen144:
AK-47 is N560,000
A Pack of 1,000 bullets is N150,000
Gun licence at Eleweeran is N55,000

A word is enough for the wise, No be everything I go dey tell una.

wediehere1:
NNAMDI KANU’S AVOIDABLE ORDEAL: HOW AMATEUR LEGAL SHOWMEN LED A HIGH-PROFILE CASE INTO A JUDICIAL AMBUSH



WHEN JUSTICE BECAME A PERFORMANCE: THE TRAGIC CONSEQUENCE OF TURNING NNAMDI KANU’S TRIAL INTO CONTENT

I had genuinely intended, out of sheer exhaustion and out of respect for the sensitivity of this moment, to refrain from revisiting this saga. But the avalanche of calls, messages, and trembling voices from our people has made silence no longer an option.

I am therefore compelled to offer sober introspection, especially as someone who successfully steered this very case for nearly a decade, securing landmark victories, unassailable legal milestones, and enduring a long trail of threats, assassination attempts, and brushes with death. Through all of this, Grace remained my only constant protection.

However, after Thursday’s spectacle, correcting the wild conjectures, poorly manufactured narratives, and brazen misinformation now circulating like a digital epidemic has become absolutely necessary.

THE FIRST REVELATION THEY WON’T TELL YOU

During the period our team handled this matter, from 2015 to December 2024, up until Prof. Mike Ozekhome, SAN, assumed leadership of the legal team in 2022; we were on the threshold of securing yet another major relief for Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, particularly after the Court of Appeal discharged and acquitted him in 2022. Sustained pressure, strategic diplomacy, and airtight legal maneuvering had placed us on the verge of another monumental breakthrough.

Regrettably, certain sensitive details of this progress were, perhaps innocently, disclosed by Mazi Nnamdi Kanu to some of these clueless clowns. Rather than support a strategy they barely understood, they seized the information as an opportunity to derail the entire process and treacherously orchestrated a change in the status quo. Consequently, we exited the team, gloriously, and with our integrity intact.

Let us speak plainly:
A high-profile, internationally sensitive criminal trial is not a circus ring.
But once these bloated, delusional entertainers-in-wigs inserted themselves into the process, everything degenerated into a grotesque parody of legal representation.

Instead of crafting legal strategy, they crafted Instagram stories.
Instead of mastering case law, they mastered camera angles.
At every court session, their priority wasn’t research or preparation, it was posing, filming, updating, grandstanding, and “going viral.”

Meanwhile, the accused man’s fate hung by a thread.

THE MOST TRAGIC PART OF IT ALL

Even after the court explicitly warned that self-representation in a complex constitutional and criminal matter was dangerous, these “consultants” encouraged it, clapping like paid spectators in a village arena.

And so the unthinkable happened:
1. A trial that could have been paused, or avoided ab initio, had the proper methodology and engagement been applied.
2. A conviction that could have been prevented.
3. An outcome that was entirely avoidable, yet allowed to proceed under the guidance of legal lightweights intoxicated by social-media relevance.

They railroaded him, knowingly or unknowingly, into the savage pit of a full criminal trial, fully aware that other lawful avenues existed.

Even while the trial was ongoing, they busied themselves with dishing out falsehoods, half-truths, and misleading “updates” to an unsuspecting public.

Every lie told outside the courtroom became a landmine inside the courtroom.
Every exaggerated “update” became a contradiction the prosecution gleefully documented.
Every camera stunt became a professional embarrassment.

And now, instead of remorse, they have resumed their post-trial routine:
fresh videos, fresh lies, fresh false hopes, desperate for clicks.

The tragedy continues because the vulnerable still believe them.

THE GREATEST PUZZLE OF ALL

How did foremost legal minds, globally respected Senior Advocates of Nigeria such as Chief Kanu Agabi, SAN, Chief Onyechi Ikpeazu, SAN, and other erudite members of the Inner Bar; men fully versed in the anatomy of high-wire criminal litigation, become disengaged at the most critical moment of the trial, only for mediocre adventurers to hijack a matter of international significance and reduce it to a TikTok legal carnival?

Who replaces world-class physicians with herbal storytellers during brain surgery?
Who replaces strategic diplomacy with reckless grandstanding?

Who replaces law with theatrics?

Only a system already preparing for disaster.

WHERE WE GO FROM HERE
For any meaningful rescue effort by globally respected legal experts, the first task must be to clean up the monumental damage inflicted by these self-advertising jesters. A comprehensive review of methodology, effective engagement, and drastically reduced publicity must precede any intervention. Only then can a coherent, sophisticated legal and political strategy be fashioned.

This is not the time for comedy.
Not the time for inflated egos.
And certainly not the time for social-media theatrics.

It is time for soberness.
Time for competence.
Time for real advocacy.

#EnoughIsEnough

Signed:
Sir Ifeanyi Ejiofor, Esq. (KSC)
November 22, 2025

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delpee:
Thanks for the detailed analysis. Very scary situation indeed.

I hope BAT and Trump truly understand what the problem really is. We need a prompt solution so things don't degenerate further.

adenigga:
Source: https://punchng.com/why-fg-hasnt-prosecuted-terrorism-financiers-minister

Kaliningrad:
Non-Combat Fighter Jet Crash Record Till Now...

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🇺🇲US F 35 - 12
🇺🇲US F 22 - 07
🇺🇲US F 16 - 650
🇺🇲US F 15 - 175
🇺🇲US F/A 18 - 143
🇷🇺Russian MIG 21 - 1200
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🇷🇺Russian Su 27 - 78
🇷🇺Russian MIG 29 - 206
🇷🇺Russian Su 30 - 23
🇨🇳Chinese J 15 - 6
🇫🇷French Rafale - 4
🇫🇷French Mirage 2000 - 42
🇪🇺Eurofighter Typhoon - 24
🇬🇧British Jaguar - 42

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NB: Russian & US fighter jets have seen more combat action around the world than the other countries.

RandDigital:
World Leaders Arrivals at the Summit

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vEbbYkwfh0?si=gtfCO9yYE8dDuVax

A Group of 20 (G20) leaders' summit in South Africa adopted a declaration addressing the climate crisis and other global challenges on Saturday after it was drafted without U.S. input in a move a White House official called "shameful".

The declaration, using language to which Washington has been opposed, "can't be renegotiated," South African President Cyril Ramaphosa's spokesperson told reporters, reflecting strains between Pretoria and the Trump administration over the event.

"We had the entire year of working towards this adoption and the past week has been quite intense," spokesperson Vincent Magwenya said.

Ramaphosa, host of this weekend's gathering of Group of 20 leaders in Johannesburg, had earlier said there was "overwhelming consensus" for a summit declaration. But at the last minute Argentina, whose far-right President Javier Milei is a close ally of U.S. President Donald Trump, quit the negotiations right before the envoys were about to adopt the draft text, South African officials said.

"Argentina, although it cannot endorse the declaration ... remains fully committed to the spirit of cooperation that has defined the G20 since its conception," its foreign minister Pablo Quirno said at the summit. Ramaphosa noted this, but went ahead with it anyway.

In explanation, Quirno said Argentina was concerned about how the document referred to geopolitical issues. "Specifically it addresses the longstanding Middle East conflict in a manner that fails to capture its full complexity," he said. The document mentions the conflict once, saying members agree to work for a just, comprehensive, and lasting peace in ... the Occupied Palestinian Territory".

DECLARATION MENTIONS CLIMATE CHANGE

Envoys from the G20 - which brings together the world's major economies - drew up a draft leaders' declaration on Friday without U.S. involvement, four sources familiar with the matter said.

“It is a longstanding G20 tradition to issue only consensus deliverables, and it is shameful that the South African government is now trying to depart from this standard practice," a senior Trump administration official said on Friday.

The declaration used the kind of language long disliked by the U.S. administration: stressing the seriousness of climate change and the need to better adapt to it, praising ambitious targets to boost renewable energy and noting the punishing levels of debt service suffered by poor countries.

The mention of climate change was a snub to Trump, who doubts the scientific consensus that global warming is caused by human activities. U.S. officials had indicated they would oppose any reference to it in the declaration.

The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

SA Foreign Minister on the Declaration

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rNjx_X-bLY?si=A-fRjxat9Jx6cvsw

In opening remarks to the summit, Ramaphosa said: "We should not allow anything to diminish the value, the stature and the impact of the first African G20 presidency".
His bold tone was a striking contrast to his subdued decorum during his visit to the White House in May, in which he endured Trump repeating a false claim that there was a genocide of white farmers in South Africa, brushing aside Ramaphosa's efforts to correct his facts.

Trump said U.S. officials would not attend the summit because of allegations, widely discredited, that the host country's Black majority government persecutes its white minority.

TRUMP REJECTS SOUTH AFRICA'S G20 AGENDA

The summit came at a time of heightened tensions between world powers over Russia's war in Ukraine and fraught climate negotiations at the COP30 in Brazil.

"While the G20 diversity sometimes presents challenges, it also underscores the importance of finding common ground," Japan Cabinet Public Affairs Secretary Maki Kobayashi told Reuters.

Commenting on Argentina's absence from the final envoy meeting to agree on the text, Magwenya said: "Argentina (had) been participating quite meaningfully ... in all the deliberations," then never showed up to endorse the declaration on Friday. He added: "We have what we call sufficient consensus."

G20 Leaders Take Family Photos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMx2wN1WXbw?si=z8Ok4pWc8_JsYYPt

The U.S. president had also rejected the host nation's agenda of promoting solidarity and helping developing nations adapt to weather disasters, transition to clean energy and cut their excessive debt costs.

"This G20 is not about the U.S.", South African Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola told public broadcaster SABC. "We are all equal members of the G20. What it means is that we need to take a decision. Those of us who are here have decided this is where the world must go."

But in a sign of the many geopolitical fissures underlying the agreed text, EU Commissioner Ursula von der Leyen warned in a speech about the "the weaponisation of dependencies" which she said "only creates losers".

This was an apparent veiled reference to China's export curbs on rare earths vital for the world's energy transition, as well as defence and digital technology.

The United States will host the G20 in 2026 and Ramaphosa said he would have to hand over the rotating presidency to an "empty chair". The South African presidency on Saturday reiterated its rejection of a U.S. offer to send the U.S. charge d'affaires for the G20 handover. "The president will not hand over to a junior embassy official the presidency of the G20. It's a breach of protocol that is not going to be accommodated," Magwenya said.

Lamola later said that South Africa would assign a diplomat of the same rank as a charge d'affaires to hand over the G20 presidency at the foreign affairs department.

bestofnollywood:
Otunba Gbenga Daniel, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Navy and Senator representing Ogun East, has identified rapid population growth and uncontrolled migration as the primary security threats facing Nigeria's Southwest region, even as he acknowledged the area's relative success in managing broader security challenges.

Speaking at the Senate Ad-Hoc Committee on National Security Summit held in conjunction with the Lagos State Government on Friday in Lagos, Daniel highlighted the paradox facing the region: while the Southwest has weathered national security crises comparatively well, internal demographic pressures pose an unprecedented threat.

"When we look at the state of security in the nation, I think the South West has done considerably fairly, and that I believe is commendable," Daniel stated, placing the region's security performance in a positive light relative to other parts of Nigeria grappling with insurgency, banditry, and kidnapping.

However, the former Ogun State Governor cautioned that beneath this relative stability lies a ticking time bomb. The region's rapid development and economic opportunities, he explained, have attracted unprecedented migration flows that often lack proper documentation and integration mechanisms, creating fertile ground for criminal activities.

"Population explosion remains the biggest challenge that plagues the Southwest," Daniel stressed, noting that while the region continues to battle kidnapping, farmer-herder conflicts, terrorism, and banditry, the unaccounted-for migration wave poses a distinct and mounting threat to public safety.

The Senator pointed to Lagos State as the epicentre of this migration challenge, describing it as "the most volatile" in terms of population pressure. However, he warned that Ogun State is increasingly experiencing similar pressures, signalling that the challenge extends beyond Nigeria's commercial hub.

To address this multifaceted challenge, Daniel called for strategic deployment of modern technology and enhanced infrastructure development. These measures, he suggested, are essential for better population management, tracking, and integration while simultaneously addressing the underlying factors driving uncontrolled migration to the region.

The summit, chaired by Senator Tokunbo Abiru, brought together a diverse array of stakeholders committed to strengthening Southwest security. The gathering included lawmakers, traditional rulers, religious leaders, and heads of major security agencies. Represented at the high-level meeting were officials from the Nigerian Police Force, the Department of State Security (DSS), the Nigerian Army, the Nigerian Navy, the Lagos Neighbourhood Watch, and the Peace Corps of Nigeria, among other security and community organisations.

The convergence of these institutions underscores the gravity with which leadership views the security landscape and the recognition that sustainable solutions require collaborative, multi-sectoral approaches that extend beyond enforcement to encompass technology, infrastructure, and community engagement.
Source:

https://applesbite.com/population-density-uncontrolled-migration-top-security-threats-in-southwest-says-otunba-gbenga-daniel/

delpee:
This is most disheartening if it's entirely true. I know there's a lot of IDPs but this sounds like they're working to change the demography of some areas. It's so unfair and unreasonable. Where then will the natives go? How can we resolve this for peace to reign in all our communities?

I feel so disillusioned by all these terrible news.

ekwe552:
Can uterine fibroids be removed without surgery?

A total of 100 women with uterine fibroid and adenomyosis – two common gynecological disorders among Nigerian women – have been able to get complete relief from their symptoms without having to endure invasive surgery.

At the Nordica Fibroid Care Centre in Lagos, the groundbreaking state-of-the-art method is known as High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound, or HIFU, was used to achieve the milestone.

On the 9th of July 2021, the first procedure was performed at the Centre, which is the only one of its kind in West Africa and the third in Africa after Egypt and South Africa.
READ MORE VISIT: https://www.healthlifekit.com/2022/04/lagos-centre-get-rid-of-100-women-of.html

sonnie10:
You dabbled from one point to another but let’s just focus on the claim that the insecurity in Nigeria cannot be stopped because it’s a fallout from neighboring countries. Consider countries like Israel and Saudi, why are they very few incidents of violence in these places even when they are surrounded by hostile forces? The problem with your reasoning is that it accepts defeat and shifts away from responsibility. Can’t Nigeria stand out in the midst of those foreign adversary groups? What is the purpose of the armed forces and the international boundaries?
You stance is to throw your hands up in surrendering posture and let these people have their way, irrespective of the fact that we have a commander in chief.
How ironic is it that you appeal to the sovereignty of Nigeria, yet helpless when it comes to defending that sovereign status.

nero2face:
United States President, Donald Trump, has expressed anger over the alleged Christian genocide in Nigeria

Trump, in his latest comments on the issue, stated that thousands of Christians are being killed in the West African country

The US President spoke on a conservative radio program on Friday, as captured by Fox News.

Trump had earlier designated Nigeria as a ‘Country of Particular Concern’ over the Christian genocide claims. He threatened military action in Nigeria to stop the killings, branding the country “a disgrace”.

He also accused the Nigerian government of failing to protect Christians from violence perpetrated by the Islamic extremists.

Hinting at his next move during the radio program, Trump said he may stop all aid to Nigeria.

Trump further repeated his threat to take military action against Islamist militants in Nigeria if the government does not “do more” to stop attacks on Christian communities.

“Nigeria is a disgrace. The whole thing is a disgrace.

“They’re killing people by the thousands. It’s a genocide, and I’m really angry about it. And we pay, you know, we give a lot of subsidies to Nigeria. We’re going to end up stopping”, he said.
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/11/im-really-angry-over-killings-in-nigeria-trump/

Chilipepper:
Viral Photoshoot picture of a Man Celebrating His Birthday With his friends.

Pakute:
The United States Defence Secretary, Pete Hegseth, has called on the Nigerian government to take decisive steps to curb violence targeting Christians.

Hegseth made the call during a meeting with Nigeria’s National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu.
According to the Pentagon, Hegseth used the meeting, held on Thursday, to express concern over the rising attacks in Nigeria.

The Defence Secretary wrote on his X handle on Friday,

“Yesterday (Thursday), I met with Nigeria’s National Security Advisor and his team to discuss the horrific violence against Christians in their country. Under @POTUS leadership, DOW is working aggressively with Nigeria to end the persecution of Christians by jihadist terrorists.”

Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said in a statement that Hegseth urged Nigeria to “take both urgent and enduring action to stop violence against Christians,”

adding that Washington seeks closer cooperation with Abuja “to deter and degrade terrorists that threaten the United States.”

The meeting, held at the Pentagon, followed recent remarks by US President Donald Trump, who claimed that Christianity was “facing an existential threat” in Nigeria.

Trump warned that if the Federal Government failed to stop the killings, the United States could deploy military forces to Nigeria.

Meanwhile, US Congressman Riley Moore disclosed on Wednesday night that he met with the Nigerian delegation led by Ribadu to discuss what he described as the intensifying persecution of Christians and rising terrorist activity.

He said the talks, held in Washington, DC, were “frank, honest, and productive,” focusing on counterterrorism collaboration, security assistance, and the protection of vulnerable communities.
The Nigerian delegation included senior government and security officials: Bianca Ojukwu, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs; Kayode Egbetokun, Inspector General of Police; Chief Lateef Fagbemi, SAN, Attorney General of the Federation; General Olufemi Olatunbosun Oluyede, Chief of Defence Staff; and Lt. Gen. Emmanuel Undiendeye, Chief of Defence Intelligence, among others.

https://punchng.com/insecurity-us-defence-chief-asks-fg-to-be-decisive/

Noneroone:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Z7fT_GqVZw

Kewtt:
Read SL Akintola's memoirs and you will find proof that Igbos descend from Yoruba ancestry

Kewtt:
Ogbono is not Igbo soup. It is Yoruba soup and it is called ọbẹ̀ àpọ̀n in Yoruba.

The seed of a wild mango is what they use to make àpọ̀n soup. Wild mango is called òro in Yoruba language. In Ibadan panegyrics, they praise Ibadan people as ọmọ a j'òro sùn. Ibadan wasn't established yesterday just so you know. So if Ibadan people have always been praised as ọmọ a j'òro sùn, and òro's seed is what is used to cook àpọ̀n (ogbono) soup, how then is ogbono an Igbo soup?

Tehillah1:
FULL BLOWOUT! Regina Daniels Blasts AGN President: "Something is Wr0ñğ With You!"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJq1kVtohcI