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helinues:
Why should that be your headache? Sebi you are appointed as one of the Obi's spokesmen

He has shifted from his false allegations, it's now full bunkum narration.

Hiss

simpleseyi:
It’s your family that is suffering nah

helinues:
Are you done ranting?

And if I asked you to provide proofs of any alternative monikers have made use, you go start counting ceiling.

Who do una with all this cheap petty lies?

helinues:
Who repatriated Jubril back to Sudan?

SpartaOfLagos:
We just that Bola Tinubu has arrived in the country after a weeks of his stay abroad on health ground. How can the president-select arrive ad no picture of him coming down from his private jet waving and shaking hands with people as we saw during the campaign period?

I hope all is well with Bola Tinubu that they has to smuggle him into the country like a box filled with cocaine


It is well o

helinues:
What an incoherent bunkum

kettykin:
What really is the crime of Peter Obi,I still don't understand how Nigerians woke up to criminalize this man

Alamkir:
May be u ar c2 who join yesterday because I remember receiving stipend last Yrs Easter

helinues:
No be lie.

But what should we call those who indeed believed Buhari was dead and replaced by one Jubril?

These are the kind of guys with their heads in the sand, literally, like the GUY that swam head first in gutter water to celebrate Buhari, even when people with AVERAGE IQs relative to the world standard, were perplexed as to how anyone could ever consider Buhari a good leader. Gulping stale poo and pee, not even fresh poo, he swam and ate in that gutter for Buhari, only to be rewarded down the line with the inability to even withdraw his own currency.

Jogs1900:
If Abure refuses to settle with Apapa, I see him going to jail for forging court documents.

Christistruth03:
Apapa is one of the Founding Fathers of the Labour Party

He has been in the Party for over 20 years

It was Peter Obi that Gate Crashed

Rodents Have Invaded Our Party, We’re Not Interested In Any Settlement – Labour Party Fires Apapa’s Faction

The Labour Party (LP) has described the Lamidi Apapa-led faction as rodents who have invaded the political party.

Recall that Justice Hamza Muazu had, on April 5th, restrained the party’s National Chairman, Julius Abure, Farouk Ibrahim, Clement Ojukwu, and Oluchi Opara from acting as national officers of the party.

Following the court ruling, Apapa, the party’s Deputy Chairman South, took over as Acting Chairman of the party.

The plaintiffs in the suit marked CV/2930/2023 told the court that Abure, Ibrahim, Ojukwu, and Opara forged several documents of the FCT high court to carry out unlawful substitutions in the last elections.

The suit was filed by Martins Esikpali John, Lucky Shaibu, Isah Zekeri, Omogbai Frank, Abokhaiu Aliu, Ayohkaire Lateef, John Elomah, and Ayobami Arabambi.

The court has fixed May 12 for ruling on the application.

In response to media reports that the parties to the case are considering an out-of-court settlement, the acting National Publicity Secretary, Obiora Ifoh, said Abure and other national officers of the party are not interested in Apapa’s fancied out-of-court settlement.

According to him, the proposal for an out-of-court settlement was in the imagination of the Apapa group.

Ifoh accused Apapa of disinformation, lies, and propaganda, adding that the “camp went to town with a statement suggesting that the court upheld a restraining order against Abure and some other executive members of the party. It also said that an out-of-court settlement arrangement has been agreed upon.

“But we are certainly not interested in their back-hand approach to peace. We would rather prefer to see the end of the matter in court because all their claims can neither be proved nor substantiated. We are comforted by the fact that truth will always prevail at last.”

He said the Apapa group is filled with “mercantile personalities and a bunch of hustlers who are very well compromised and working and will do anything for their paymasters.”

The LP spokesman alleged that the group, through their recent activities, show “they are hirelings compromised by our political opponents to put spanners in the work of progress going on in the party.

“We have continued to warn our members and Nigerians that rodents have invaded our party and that we must ensure that they do not carry out their nefarious assignments.”

Kobojunkie:
1. It is brainless because by so doing one abandons one's ability to reason things for themselves to another.

Superior to? Another brainless attempt.

Gbeng30:
It's very funny how some women thinks they want a luxurious lifestyle, but they are not ready to pay the Price.... The Truth is bitter !
But we must know that every Good things come with sacrifice...

timefarm:
She has learnt her lessons...

LeoDeKing:
Tinubu forged certificate
Tinubu stole identity
Tinubu is a heroin drug baron
Tinubu is a bullion van criminal

Ask then for evidence, they show you their WhatsApp group chats.

When all these backfire, they blame Tinubu for spreading same fake news against himself.

Nawao.

LeoDeKing:
LeoDeKing: rule 2 @ emboldened

A retired American mental health counsellor, Jeffrey Guterman on Thursday disclosed that he had contacted the Federal Bureau of Intelligence (FBI) on the drug trafficking allegations levelled against the President-elect of Nigeria, Bola Tinubu.

According to Guterman, he filed a request asking the FBI to release its file on Tinubu.

In the last few months, questions have been raised on why Tinubu forfeited the sum of $460,000 in the United States of America in 1993.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) through its team of lawyers at the Presidential Election Petitions Court, at the Court of Appeal in Abuja recently stated that Tinubu was not indicted in any drug-related offences, resulting in a forfeiture of $460,000 to the US government in 1993.

The APC informed the Presidential Election Petition Court that the funds in the said accounts, which were domiciled in two commercial banks, were subject to a “civil forfeiture proceeding” and not a “criminal forfeiture proceeding” in Case No. 93C4483.

His defence team had insisted that the forfeiture wasn’t a fine but only a decree of forfeiture of the amount of $460,000 to the US pursuant to the settlement of the claim by the parties to the case.

The ex-mental health counsellor in a post on his Twitter account on Thursday wrote, “I just sent a request to the @FBI to release their file on Bola Tinubu based on the U.S. Freedom of Information Act.”

Guterman when asked by a Twitter user how long it takes the FBI to release such a document said, “Not sure, but I filed an expedited request because Tinubu’s reported drug trafficking is an imminent threat to the public.”

KosiGee:
I knew the Nigerian police force is compromised. They work for the corrupt and highest bidder but I didn’t expect that error from them.

How can they use the term ‘Disobedients’?? This is shocking.
Justice is a mirage in Nigeria.

"People are saying that they want to see him, they dont want their president to be an unidentifiable flying object, an object that is missing in action."

Nigerians don't want an unidentifiable flying object as a president - Arise TV anchor, Reuben Abati

Dr. Reuben Abati, host of the Arise Television Morning Show, has said Nigerians do not want "an unidentifiable flying object" as a president.

His comment comes following the statement issued by Tinubu on the Adamawa polls. The president-elect called on the police to probe thoroughly the incident that unfolded during the election, where Hudu Yunusa-Ari, the Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) declared Aisha Binani winner of the election.

However, the electoral commission called the declaration null and void and later declared Ahmadu Fintiri of the Peoples Democratic Party winner and governor-elect of Adamawa state.

In his submission Reuben Abati spoke about the absence of the president-elect Bola Ahmed Tinubu who was reported to have travelled to France to rest after the just concluded general election in March, 2023.

According to Abati, Nigerians want to see him and that do not want an unidentifiable object as a president-elect although his absence may seem as he not wanting to interfere with the running of the country until he is being sworn-in as president on May 29.

He said; "People are saying that they want to see him, they dont want their president to be an unidentifiable flying object, an object that is missing in action."

tinsel:
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But the man said he is useless to them to be traced(nothing worth tracing him for).

stopthecycle:
So my elder brother just got married to the Love of his Life. I got to know his wife's family about two months before they got married. The lady has a younger sister who is super attractive, intelligent and nice. We've been talking for a long time and got close and we really like each other.

But I feel we are doing something wrong. Is it okay to date my Sister in law? Some people keep telling g me it's a taboo. I need advice...

Open letter to Wole Soyinka
The News
12th April 2023
Promise Adiele – Convener, Third Force Movement

I greet you, sir. I crouch and genuflect before your domineering presence – the irrepressible man of letters, the first black man to win a Nobel Laureate. Despite your recent paradoxical posturing which suggests a striking alignment with corrosive forces in Nigeria, you remain a global totem of literary ingenuity. You are a legend in the literary fraternity, a position you share with your late friends and compatriots Chinua Achebe and J.P Clark. No genuine engagement of African literature is complete without a mention of your names. Besides your creative impute to the literary family, you are a critic, autobiographer, activist, translator, and a radical opposer to all forms of misrule. In appropriating Ogun, the Yoruba god of iron and subterranean agent of self-examination as your patron god, you challenge humanity to self-purify and reject all forms of subjugation. You are a great man, and there is no controversy about it.

Sir, recently, the literary family was embarrassed when you engaged your children and grandchildren known as Obidients in a war of words. How can Soyinka - father, grandfather, elder stateman, Nobel Laureate, and a global icon allow his wards to denigrate him? Soyinka, the same one who, every year, sets many Departments of English across the world on fire as they study his works. Sir, some people have earned PhD degrees studying your works and literary worldview. Same for Master’s Degrees and Bachelor’s Degrees. You belong to the realm of the gods. You are a typical example of the biblical assertion ‘the gods have come down to us in the likeness of men’. But you traded your invincible status by engaging in verbal fisticuffs and linguistic onslaught with your children and grandchildren. You are wrong, sir. But we understand that the best men are still men. Even though you are Soyinka the Great, you are still a man, therefore fallible.

Sir, literary criticism permits disagreement. Accordingly, I humbly disagree with your use of ‘fascism’ when you described Ahmed-Datti’s comments during his interview with Channels Television. Was it a slip of the tongue or a deliberate attempt by you, the master of words, to exercise your right of poetic license? Fascism? No sir, there was nothing in Ahmed-Datti’s statements to qualify him as a fascist. Fascism is an ideology associated with former Italian despot Benito Mussolini that emphasizes absolute use of powers without tolerating any opposition. Fascism is exercised by someone in power, especially military power. Datti-Ahmed is not in power. He does not have the structures to enact fascism. He said - if Bola Tinubu is sworn in as the president of Nigeria given that he won the election at the back of monumental fraud, it will signal the end of democracy in Nigeria. Sir, there is nothing fascist about that statement, however the length of our journey to redefinition.

Many people view it as an ideological dilemma for you to criticize Datti-Ahmed for suggesting the protection of our democracy while you looked away when Yemi Osinbajo of the APC threatened to form a parallel government in 2015. You also looked away recently when INEC, with Mahmoud Yakubu presiding, grounded BVAS to orchestrate the worst electoral heist in living memory. What has happened to you, sir? It would be delusional for anyone to think that your words or ideas are sacrosanct. Because Soyinka said it, therefore, it is correct. No Sir! The current generation has gone beyond such a sycophantic, grovelling, obsequious attitude because it hinders existential fluency. The typical Nigerian youth of today questions and challenges everything. It is an objective reality which unites his sensibilities. Your abuse of the Obidient family strengthens APC’s tyranny, further providing textures through which it is diffused, albeit subliminally. A careful logical introspection of your younger days decorates you with an Obidient garment. You were impetuous, young, daring, confrontational, fearless, and courageous. These are the manifest characteristics of Obidients, and they are following your footsteps. But you insulted them, yes you did.

Expectedly, Obidients challenged you. I must admit that the methods adopted by some of them were extreme and condemnable. But, sir, you embarrassed the literary family when you hurriedly issued a response, ‘Fascism On Course’. In that write-up, you descended low with some of the Obidient children and called them unprintable names, using inappropriate words. By doing so, you lowered your iconic head to allow your children and grandchildren to harvest it and believe me, this generation will gladly oblige such invitation. Kongi Sir, there are professionals in the Obidient family, Doctors, Lawyers, Lecturers, Bankers, Engineers, Journalists, Entrepreneurs, Business Executives, Diplomats and many more. Of course, in every family, you have all kinds of characters, some are brash, while some are temperate. The Obidient Movement is one large family with different characters pursuing one purpose – the dethronement of criminal structures in governance and the enthronement of dynamic, egalitarian, equitable, and responsible government.

Sir, the Obidients are driven by your philosophy that ‘the man dies in all who keep silent in the face of tyranny’. The quote provokes delightful, radical impulses which currently drive the Obidient Movement. They have refused to keep quiet in the face of APC’s unmitigated, dissimulating tyranny ravaging the country. When tyranny ruled the Nigerian state, you and your contemporaries challenged the establishment. That is exactly what the Obidients are doing now. At 31, you stormed a radio station armed with a gun to force the presenter to announce your election results. Imagine that an Obidient Nigerian, acting like young Soyinka, stormed Abuja with a 9mm Baretta gun, invaded the INEC collation centre and pointed it at Yakubu Mahmoud to stop him from announcing manipulated election results? Imagine for one second what would have been the fate of that Obidient youth now. Sir, recall the abiding principles and compelling ideology of the Pirate Confraternity which you are a founding member. Many of your men are Obidients. Obidients are young Nigerians across ethnic and religious lines disenchanted with the roguery and pervasive attitude of the current political class. They have risen to say ‘no more’. It, therefore, lacerates my heart when you describe them in those vile, insulting words. As an elder, your pronouncements should be conciliatory and peaceful.

The most shocking thing you did was to invite Ahmed-Datti to a debate on national television. Haba! That cannot be our Wole Soyinka. Inviting Datti-Ahmed to debate over what? Many of your disciples are embarrassed by this challenge. Has it gotten to the level that Wole Soyinka, the Nigerian custodian of literature, will go on national television to argue with a young man who can pass for his son? What will be the topic of the debate? Literature or politics? If it is literature, you will win. If it is politics, especially in the last election in Nigeria, Ahmed-Datti will win. Whatever the case, it is condescending for you to ask Datti-Ahmed and your Obidient children for a debate on national television. From my records, they have accepted the debate. Of course, they will accept the debate. They are offering you your daughter Chimamanda Adichie, your potential successor to the Nobel Laureate throne. These Obidient children are way ahead of their time. More than one thousand volunteers, all your children and grandchildren, are offering to debate with you. God forbid!

Please, sir, I plead with you to stop further exchange with the Obidient family. They are your children and grandchildren, young, vibrant and angry. It is not gainful by any stretch of the imagination with your towering status, to continue to exchange with your children and grandchildren who all read and still read your books to pass their examination. Sir, kindly enjoy your old age because it is by grace, that arcane principle of undeserved providence, that you are still alive. Some of us are praying to attain your age. In Nigeria’s current situation, the possibility of hitting 88 years seems a mirage, but we are hopeful. We need elders like you to make peace, advise people and especially speak to your children in a placatory tone. You are still Wole Soyinka The Great. Sir, quit further exchange with Obidients, they are your children and grandchildren. Any day you answer the inevitable call, in commemoration of your life and times, there will be literary festivals across all universities in Nigeria, perhaps Africa. There will be lectures in public places across the world. Please sir, do not erase that legacy. God bless you!

Promise Adiele PhD
Mountain Top University
Promee01@yahoo.com
Twitter: @drpee4