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Porky Cubana Chief Priest Resemblance Na Water
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Waiting For Omoyele Sowore ,Reno Omokri & Deji Adeyanju to Respond, Maybe Peter Obi Caused lt |
The Lagos The Mega Swap/ Slum City, Sinking Loading |
Yes Nice One , One Day Lagos Will Just Sink, Especially Those in Lekki, Oniru, Agungi , Osapa London, Ajah, Badore, Jakande |
After the face-losing debacle of the botched, infamous recall these insensitive adults who apparently are exhibiting how unworthy they have grown of our collective trust could still find the balls to prolong the infamy of fighting a woman? Haba!! not Natasha |
It’s no longer ‘the people’s mandate’ that counts, but what the court and Senate feel like. Nigeria’s democracy is slowly becoming selection, not election. |
Why Will Any Reasonable Responsible Nigerian Still Attach Or Give Respect a President That Has No Atom of Respect For The Lives Of Its Citizen? Even The Custodians Of The God Has Reject Him, |
If Peter Obi Truly Wants a New Progressive And Working Nigeria, He Should Step Down For Jonathan And Work With Him |
Any Northern State in Nigeria That Votes Tinubu APC Government Come 2027, Has Signed Agreement With Perpetual Poverty, Hardship & Insecurity. |
so there’s a Very High possibility Of Sowore Been correct about the criminality tag On Him Racoon: |
This is The Man who Recently Claimed that Nigeria is Regaining Respect On The Global Stage…Under His Watch.. Yet, He is Single Handedly Tarnishing Nigeria’s image With His Disgraceful Record & Conduct Abroad…
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These Nigerian Officials Are Potentially & Dangerously Corrupt Yet they Are Stampeding on Petty Ones who Learnt From Their Corrupt Legacies Here in Nigeria Acting innocent Through Judiciary interference. |
"Showing Mercy to The Guilty is Cruelty to The Innocent " |
Bola Tinubu has asked a U.S. court to enforce its earlier ruling that allowed the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to withhold certain documents deemed personal to him. In a motion filed on September 4, 2025, before the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, Mr. Tinubu, represented by lead counsel Wole Afolabi and other attorneys, argued that ongoing Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests by American activist Aaron Greenspan were aimed at exposing private details rather than examining government conduct. The motion urged the court to uphold exemptions under the U.S. Privacy Act and FOIA Exemption 7(C), which protects law enforcement records from disclosure when such release would amount to an unwarranted invasion of privacy. Mr. Tinubu’s lawyers said Mr. Greenspan’s FOIA requests — which sought the “entire FBI file” on the Nigerian leader as well as DEA records — did not align with the FOIA’s purpose of illuminating government activities, but were instead meant to fuel political disputes in Nigeria. “In conferring prior to filing this motion, Plaintiff asserted that the Court already resolved the issue of whether exempt records must be produced – despite not having heard from Intervenor,” Mr. Tinubu’s attorneys stated. “The Court appears to have chosen this language because the agencies can still assert exemptions to the production of records.” In response, Mr. Greenspan urged the court to dismiss the plea, insisting Mr. Tinubu was using his office to go after opposition figures and critics of his administration. Mr. Tinubu’s legal team countered that his right to privacy remains intact even as a public figure, citing U.S. precedents which affirm that government officials do not forfeit all personal privacy rights by virtue of their position. They further argued that Mr. Greenspan’s quest for decades-old files from the early 1990s lacked genuine public interest and only served the activist’s website, PlainSite.org, which thrives on publishing documents to attract traffic. “The Nigerian public’s interest in an individual is not a basis for a FOIA request,” the filing added, stressing that Mr. Tinubu was not a public official at the time of the alleged events. The court has not yet ruled on the motion. https://parallelfactsnews.com/tinubu-demands-fbi-dea-keep-records-secret/
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Board Member board member That Song Ever Green. It's Well |
Who Mention 1 Major Construction Project Done By Tinubu As Governor of Lagos State? Fashola We Know Ambode We Know Tinubu ? |
Why Should Nigerians Still Attach Or Give Respect a President That Has No Atom of Respect For The Lives Of Its Citizen? |
The Greatest Laurel Of a Woman is Her Husband. Every Woman Need a Man But Not Every Man Needs a Woman |
This is getting ridiculous. Instead of addressing real issues, DSS is busy policing speech. Shutting down a citizen’s page for speaking their mind is not how you protect a nation - it’s how you suppress it. |
It's just a pity that the DSS has been reduced to such Foolery under Tinubu/APC Government If Will Make a Whole Lot Of Sense if Only DSS could give an intelligent report to the military that will end terrorism in Nigeria in a month, Nigerians will take them seriously. |
DSS can not track and arrest the Bandits and Boko Haram that are posting videos on TikTok, Facebook, and X, where they are killing, maiming, raping and showing off the ransom they collected from the victims, but the poor masses are their problem.
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Court orders, DSS actions, or political disputes highlight the fragility of governance when citizens’ voices are weak. True protection of democracy comes not from fear but from mass participation. When we vote in numbers, fair elections are secured, thuggery fades before the crowd, and governance reflects the people. Protecting the vote starts with voting first. Get your PVC. |
The Department of State Service (DSS) has issued a one-week ultimatum to human rights activist, Omoyele Sowore, demanding the retraction of what it described as a “false, malicious, and inciting” social media post about President Bola Tinubu. In a letter dated September 7, the service accused the human rights activist of making criminal and derogatory remarks against the President in a post on X (formerly Twitter) on August 26. DSS warned that failure by Sowore to comply with its demands will force it to “explore all lawful means” to protect national security and public order. Sowore, a former presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC) and pro-democracy activist, had in the post described President Tinubu as a “criminal,” accusing him of lying to Nigerians after the President reportedly claimed that corruption no longer existed under his administration. The service, through its Director of Legal Services, Uwem Davies, said the remarks have sparked anger among citizens and could “incite public disturbance, disunity, and even insurrection.” https://www.channelstv.com/2025/09/08/dss-gives-sowore-one-week-ultimatum-over-post-on-tinubu/
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Why Should Nigerians Still Attach Or Give Respect a President That Has No Atom of Respect For The Lives Of Its Citizen? orisa37: |
We don't have issue with tackling govt but u went to far by Calling your president a criminal, Haba, Better Wait Ooo, is He Not a Criminal? Those people Hailing Mr Sowore , They will be at the corner of their house Enjoying the Little They Can Afford. Men Are like that, don't Get Delusional, you will spend your Time in Jail Alone. |
He Should Temporarily Put Up With Portable, |
Meaning 78% Of Northern Nigeria Are Extremely Poor |
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