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Tears flowed freely on Saturday as grieving residents of Munga Lalau and Munga Doso communities in Karim-Lamido Local Government Area of Taraba State buried scores of villagers killed by suspected herdsmen.https://punchng.com/mass-burial-in-taraba-as-herders-slaughter-scores/
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Biafrans celebrate their national day in different countries of the world
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A group of Biafrans were observed marching this afternoon through the streets of Cologne city, Germany, on their way to the city centre where they plan to hold prayers in memory of those who died in the Biafran war
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The historical Trafalgar Square London was brought to a standstill as Biafrans took over the place to celebrate Biafra day today
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Economic and social activities across South-East Nigeria were brought to a standstill on Friday as residents observed the sit-at-home order declared by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) to commemorate this year’s Biafra Remembrance Day. Major cities, including Enugu, the capital of Enugu State; Onitsha, the business hub of Anambra State; Awka, the capital of Anambra State; Aba and Umuahia in Abia State; Owerri, the capital of Imo State; and Abakaliki, the capital of Ebonyi State, experienced widespread shutdowns. Markets, banks, schools, offices, and public transportation services remained closed, with streets largely deserted. Some residents said they opted to stay indoors out of solidarity and respect for those who died during the Nigerian Civil War, while some said they are indoors for fear of attacks and harm by possible enforcers of the order. Biafra Remembrance Day, observed annually on May 30, is a solemn occasion for many in the South-East to honour the estimated one to three million people, mostly of Igbo descent, who lost their lives during the Nigerian Civil War (1967–1970). The war followed the declaration of the Republic of Biafra by the late Lt. Col. Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, a move that was opposed by Nigeria’s federal government under the regime of former head of state, General Yakubu Gowon, leading to a brutal three-year conflict marked by heavy casualties, starvation, and displacement. IPOB, a separatist group founded in 2012 by Nnamdi Kanu, has consistently called for the secession of the South-East and parts of the South-South to form an independent state of Biafra. The group declared May 30 a "sacred" day of remembrance and has, in recent years, enforced sit-at-home directives with varying degrees of compliance and disruption. This year's compliance was near total in many areas, with residents locking up their businesses and avoiding travel, despite warnings and threats by police and other security agencies in the region against implementation of the order. In Umuahia, the capital of Abia State, the streets were empty as residents stayed indoors in total compliance with the sit-at-home order. The roads were deserted with no significant commercial and private vehicular movement except for occasional movements of tricycles and a few vehicles. Also, shops on the streets, markets, motor parks, banks, and private and public schools were shut. In Owerri, markets, schools and offices were shut as residents of the state stayed indoors in compliance with the sit-at-home order. In Anambra, SaharaReporters observed compliance with the order in Onitsha, while Awka, the state capital, experienced partial compliance, with a few businesses opening. However, major markets like the Eke Awka market were partially closed, with no reasonable activities taking place. Ever-busy areas like Temporary Site (Tem Site) where major transportation companies are located, as well as banks and other businesses, were reportedly near empty with a few movements. “I can tell you there is 100% compliance in Onitsha here,” a resident told SaharaReporters on the phone. “In fact, I have not gone out since morning. Everywhere is locked down. No business activities are going on.” Some Awka residents told SaharaReporters on the phone that they had not gone since morning, saying that despite the warning by security agencies, the majority of the residents voluntarily chose to stay indoors in honour of those killed during the Civil War. One Mr. Emmanuel said, “I have not gone out, not just because of the sit-at-home order but because it is necessary for us to honour our fallen heroes who paid the supreme price during the civil war. “People voluntarily stay at home because it is the right thing to do on a day like this. It is just a matter of one day.” Another resident who preferred to be identified as Obata said, “Even some of our people in the police force, army and the rest, they are also feeling what we are feeling. They are only obeying their commanders’ order, if not, they would also join us to observe the sit-at-home order. “Forget what the police said. If things become messy, many of them will not stand. They are human beings too, and they also love their lives. Just that for now, we have not heard of any violence or attack anywhere in the state or in other states.” In Enugu and Ebonyi states, SaharaReporters gathered that residents partially observed the sit-at-home order, with minimal movements. A few businesses opened with little or no customers. “It is partially observed in Enugu here,” a resident told SaharaReporters on the phone. “There are some movements within Enugu metropolis, but there is no movement on the highways. Unlike every other day, before we wake up, heavy-duty trucks from the North passing through Ebonyi State would fill the highways, but since morning, I have not seen any of them pass.” The resident added that schools in the Enugu metropolis and rural communities were shut, noting that most times, once schools in the city are shut, those in rural communities automatically join in the shutdown. Asked about markets, banks and offices, he said, “Well, you know those areas like Ogbete Market are major areas. The market is open, but how many people are there?” The source noted that Ogbete Market is essentially open because the state government consistently shows special interest and attention to the market. A resident of Abakaliki, Chimdi said, “In some major places like the International Market and motor parks, nothing is really happening. Those places are more or less empty. Just a few movements. “Basically, the compliance is not total, but people are observing the sit-at-home order because nobody knows what would really happen if people fully come out.” Generally, it was gathered that security agencies in most states increased patrols to prevent violence; however, no significant incidents have been reported as of press time. In a statement released earlier in the week, IPOB described the sit-at-home as a peaceful way to commemorate fallen heroes and heroines who paid the ultimate price for the region's survival. The group, however, warned of consequences for anyone attempting to sabotage the order. This is despite the fact that government authorities had previously advised against complying with IPOB’s directive, warning that IPOB activities are illegal. Civil society organisations and human rights groups have repeatedly called on the government to adopt more inclusive approaches to addressing the grievances of the South-East and to engage in dialogue rather than relying on force. Friday’s total shutdown marks yet another chapter in the ongoing tension between separatist movements and the Nigerian state, as the memory of the Biafran conflict continues to shape political and cultural identities in the region. https://saharareporters.com/2025/05/30/schools-offices-roads-deserted-south-east-nigeria-over-ipobs-biafra-remembrance-day-sit |
Kemetian:All the more reason why the country should be dissolved so nobody has to live in anyone's territory |
Ikaeniyan0:Mr unity begger remove your mouth from anything that concerns Biafra, it's not must you must be with them in one country |
Ikaeniyan0:You obviously care, you have been shouting about in several threads and drinking panadol over other people's headache |
Same here, everywhere deserted |
REMEMBRANCE DAY 30 MAY 2025https://www.facebook.com/search_results/?q=amnesty+international+nigeria
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Honourable Yusuf Adamu Gadgi, a member of the House of Representatives, has claimed that Boko Haram insurgents have seized military assets worth trillions of Naira during attacks on military bases across Nigeria’s North-East region. Gadgi made the statement while contributing to a motion moved by Honourable Ahmed Satomi from Borno State. The motion addressed the recent fire outbreak at a military arms depot in Giwa Barracks, Maiduguri, and the increasing attacks by Boko Haram in Borno and Yobe states. Gadgi claimed that the scale of destruction being inflicted by insurgents on military equipment is unprecedented. He warned that failure to take swift and decisive action could have dire consequences. He said: "I was shocked by what Boko Haram did at Giwa Barracks and other military facilities. There’s a serious threat to the security and safety of Nigerians, and even to the country itself." Gadgi pointed out that the National Assembly had allocated significant funds for the purchase of over 40 combat vehicles and other weapons for the military, amounting to trillions of naira, to ensure the protection of citizens. "How can we guarantee the safety of the people under such conditions, when insurgents can seize these weapons?" he asked. "The National Assembly is doing its best to address security matters, but government agencies must also take responsibility. The President must launch an investigation into the conduct of top military commanders and other security agencies, and take appropriate action. "We must also summon these agencies to explain why they are failing in their duties." The lawmaker cautioned that continued negligence from the government and its security apparatus would erode public trust—posing a major threat to political leadership and national stability. "If action is not taken quickly, Nigerians may be forced to defend themselves, and they could begin to see us, their leaders, as enemies—just like they see Boko Haram," he warned. https://m.lindaikejisblog.com/2025/5/boko-haram-seizing-military-weapons-worth-trillions-rep-gadgi-2.html |
In 1989, a young second year Law Student of University Of Nigeria Nsukka, Bianca Onoh, participated in the Intercontinental Beauty Pageant, which was anchored by Silverbird boss, Ben Murray Bruce. Bianca was daughter of former Anambra State Governor, Chief CC Onoh, and had previously won 'Most Beautiful Girl In Nigeria' pageant(MBGN) the year before. Bianca Onoh went on to win Miss Africa, and was announced as Intercontinental pageant winner by Bruce. Unfortunately, during her reign as Miss Intercontinental, news burst that she was dating former Biafran Warlord, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu. She resigned her title, stating that the intense media attention on her private life made it impossible to fulfil her duties as Miss Intercontinental Bianca returned to her studies and married Ojukwu shortly after qualifying as a Lawyer in the 1990's.
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I wonder why people refer to it as as Peter Obi's Brewery when Obi's does not own a single share in the Brewery? Obi's only used Anambra State money to buy 15% stake in the business For those who don't know, International Brewery, Onitsha, formally known as SABmiller Brewery, was inaugurated by Peter Obi. The company brews the famous Hero Beer, Eagle Stout, Eagle Malt, Trophy Beer etc This company has created hundreds of jobs for Anambra people, and had a turn over of nearly 500 billion Naira in 2024 Think about that next time you call it 'Peter Obi's Brewery'
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Best performing States in 2024 NECO according to StatiSence https://x.com/StatiSense/status/1920538653924721069
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TimeManager:People like this make me laugh. This individual has not even asked if there's any crime called 'glorifying a military junta' in the constitution? Sowore may have fought past military junta but he 8s the last person to fight anyone's right to freedom of expression |
The global human rights body, Amnesty International, says President Bola Tinubu has failed to tackle the insecurity he promised to address after the abduction and killing of the Chief Imam of Maru Jumma’a Mosque, Alkali Salihu Suleiman, and his three children by armed bandits in Zamfara State.https://saharareporters.com/2025/05/02/amnesty-condemns-killing-zamfara-chief-imam-children-after-n11million-ransom-accuses?fbclid=IwY2xjawKBr9tleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHqM423Jizf9Ogr_8KbDfJjBFZ4ORHiuanDLjc3w9D7T2T4Rzd-gbxyWFylAr_aem_pZEfldYQP9hI8fUgbrvmOw
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If it had been Sunday Igboho, his rep member might have come with a slap |
The Federal House of Rep member representing Umuahia North and South Federal constituency under the Labour Party, Honourable Obi Aguocha, gave IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu, a warm embrace as he arrived court today. Nnamdi Kanu hails from the same constituency The trial commences today
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Nawa, see human beings |
In a statement signed by IPOB’s Media and Publicity Secretary, Emma Powerful, and released on April 25, 2025, the group declared that even Canada which denied Musa visa recently, recognised the IPOB family. The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has issued a scathing statement condemning Nigeria’s Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa, accusing him and the Nigerian Army of attempting to intimidate Biafrans and suppress their rights to free speech and self-determination. In a statement signed by IPOB’s Media and Publicity Secretary, Emma Powerful, and released on April 25, 2025, the group declared that even Canada which denied Musa visa recently, recognised the IPOB family. IPOB said, "The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), under the resolute leadership of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, unequivocally condemns the brazen and provocative statements by Christopher Musa, Nigeria’s Chief of Defence Staff, who has once again resorted to threatening and intimidating Biafrans for exercising their inalienable rights to free speech and self-determination through social media. "Musa’s reckless call for Southeasterners to cease propagating IPOB’s activities is not only an affront to our fundamental freedoms but a desperate attempt to silence the awakening of Biafran consciousness. We will not be cowed, and we will not be silenced." The statement went further to criticise the Nigerian Army’s human rights record. "Musa’s Nigerian Army, an institution soaked in the blood of innocent Igbo youths, has no moral standing to lecture Biafrans on what is good for us. This is the same army that has orchestrated relentless massacres of our people since 1966, from the pogroms that claimed over 5 million Igbo lives to the ongoing genocidal campaigns in Biafraland." IPOB referenced several incidents, including the 2016 Nkpor and Aba killings, and the invasion of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s residence during Operation Python Dance, stating: "We ask Musa: What was the crime of the Biafran youths slaughtered at Nkpor in 2016, a massacre acknowledged by Amnesty International and UN Special Rapporteurs as constituting crimes against humanity? What was the offence of the Igbo youths mowed down at National High School, Aba, or those killed during the Trump solidarity rally in Port Harcourt? What justified the murderous invasion of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s residence during Operation Python Dance, where 28 innocent Biafrans, including Kanu’s parents, were killed in cold blood by your forces, orchestrated by your Fulani overlords?" The statement also criticised traditional rulers in the Southeast who hosted General Musa. "Musa, your audacity to spew gibberish on Biafran soil is enabled only by the cowardice of lily-livered traditional rulers who grant you audience to desecrate our land with your presence. Such traditional rulers are unfit to lead and must face the consequences of their betrayal. We hold them in contempt for entertaining an agent of oppression whose hands drip with the blood of our people." IPOB which further defended its social media activism, added, "Let us remind Musa of the undeniable truth: It was IPOB’s social media activism that halted the Fulani RUGA settlement scheme in your own Kaduna village, preserving your people’s right to their ancestral lands. It was IPOB, under Nnamdi Kanu’s leadership, that stopped the Waterways Bill designed to enslave indigenous populations to Fulani hegemony. Instead of gratitude for IPOB’s tireless efforts to protect indigenous peoples across Nigeria from supporter of APC domination, you parade your ignorance, vilifying the very movement that safeguarded your community from perpetual bondage. Shame on you, Musa, for your blindness and ingratitude." The group dismissed the label of being an unlawful organisation, "Your reference to IPOB as 'unlawful' is laughable. No nation in the world, except your Fulani-controlled Nigeria, has proscribed IPOB. Even Canada, which rejected your visa application, hosts one of the largest and most vibrant IPOB families globally. Your Fulani masters proscribed IPOB not because we are a threat to peace but because we stand as an unyielding bulwark against their agenda to subjugate Biafrans and other indigenous peoples. You are too myopic to see that IPOB’s activism protects even the likes of you from the very forces you serve." IPOB called for increased activism among its members. It said, "We call on all Biafrans to intensify our social media campaign to enlighten our people that Biafran freedom is not just a dream but the ultimate goal of every Southeasterner. Let Musa and his ilk know that IPOB remains undeterred, unbroken, and uncompromising in our pursuit of self-determination. The Nigerian Army’s history of atrocities—from the 1966 pogroms to Operation Python Dance—only strengthens our resolve to break free from this oppressive entity." Finally, IPOB issued a warning to traditional rulers and the Nigerian Army, "To the traditional rulers who entertain agents of genocide like Musa, we say: Your time is up. The Biafran people will hold you accountable for betraying our collective struggle. To Musa and the Nigerian Army, we declare: Your intimidation will not bend us. Your massacres will not break us. Biafra will rise, and no force on earth can stop it." https://saharareporters.com/2025/04/26/canada-which-denied-you-visa-recognises-ipob-biafran-group-slams-defence-chief-chris?fbclid=IwY2xjawJ76aNleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHi8FB9kl_dz6AjP-lgOuC3NmunIUAPhDW44JR43MXcJdUE1ff_xn-5RibliI_aem_kzJz9JkcLoHfZ-ngUUoOtA |
Alex Otti, the governor of Abia state, has denied claims linking him to a planned defection to the All Progressives Congress (APC).https://www.thecable.ng/i-presently-have-no-plan-to-join-apc-alex-otti-addresses-defection-speculation/
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Lawyer to Simon Ekpa wey be promoter of di proscribed group Indigenous Pipo of Biafra (Ipob) wey land for Finland prison don give response ontop reports say dem go extradite im client to Nigeria. Dis na afta tori wey dey fly for Nigeria local media say court for Finland don set date for Simon EKpa to come Nigeria sake of charges against am. Meanwhile, wen dem gbab Ekpa for Finland, di Chief of Defence Staff for Nigeria say dat fit be di korrect steps to take extradite am come Nigeria to 'face justice'. For November 2024, local tori pipo for Finland report say di District Court of Päijät-Häme send Ekpa go prison and since dat time, di Lahti municipal politician don dey chill behind bars. As Ekpa still dey prison Nigeria goment list am among di 17 individuals wey dey di Nigeria Sanction List and freeze dia accounts sake of alleged activities wey surround issues of terrorism. Howeva, Ekpa wey be Nigerian man from di Southeast region of di kontri also get Finland passport wey make am a citizen of di European Union. But e no clear weda all plans don conclude ontop di matter to extradite Ekpa come Nigeria as di lawyer tell BBC News Pidgin last week say na till June 2025 e go appear for court. Wetin Ekpa lawyer tok about extradition to Nigeria Reports bin dey go round for Nigeria say court for Finland don rule say make dem transfer Simon Ekpa come Nigeria by July 2025. We reach out to Simon Ekpa lawyer, Kaarle Gummerus, wey dey represent to sabi di truth about di extradition plan. Di lawyer tok say di case still dey pend and im no get any information yet if dem dey extradite Ekpa come Nigeria or not. "I no get any information say Simon Ekpa go dey extradited to Nigeria. Di case still dey pend," Ekpa lawyer tell BBC News Pidgin. Meanwhile, we bin don out to di lawyer bifor to get how di mata dey go and wen dem go carry Ekpa go court for trial. Di lawyer confam say im don receive di pre-trial file of di case and dem go check through to know wetin to do. E say Simon Ekpa go appear for court for June 2025. Also, di District court for Päijät-Häme, tell BBC News Pidgin say dem neva 'press charges' yet and time still dey till May 2025 to press charges ontop Simon Ekpa case. https://www.bbc.com/pidgin/articles/c3673x50de8o |
According to the person that posted it on Facebook, this mass burial was done yesterday, 14th April, in Bassa, Plateau State. It was the burial of 40 people killed in Plateau State this week. This is serious! https://www.facebook.com/100083940760395/videos/1374261663615614/?app=fbl
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No fewer than four farmers were murdered on their farms in Adani community in the Uzo-Uwani local government area of Enugu by suspected Fulani herdsmen. SaharaReporters gathered on Thursday that the victims were slaughtered in their farms on Tuesday afternoon, when the assailants invaded their farms. Meanwhile, Adani-Ogurugu road in the same local government has been under siege by gunmen suspected to kidnappers. Several travellers and local residents had been reportedly kidnapped in the last three weeks. A resident of Adani community, Chijindu Omeje, who confirmed the incident told SaharaReporters that his cousin's in-law named Emenike who was in his early 40s was among the four people killed by Fulani herdsmen. Another victim was a tree feller. "This incident happened in Adani farm. Meanwhile, the road from Adani to Ogurugu is a no-go area now as kidnappers believed to be same Fulani herdsmen have taken over the road. Several people have been kidnapped along the road in recent weeks. "The chairman of the local government is helpless. We need help. We need government intervention to ensure that local farmers can return to their farms. It is no longer a funny situation, something must be done and done urgently." Meanwhile, the Council Chairman, Barr Chijioke Ezeugwu assured local farmers of protection, adding that he directed security operatives to safeguard farmlands to enable farmers to return to their farms. In a report shared on Facebook by one Sen Chijinkem Ugwuanyi, a resident of the local government, he quoted Ezeugwu to have spoken on April 08, 2025, during a security awareness visit to communities in Uzo-uwani Local Government Area with the Chief Security Officer (CSO) of Enugu Government House. Addressing the gathering in the various communities, the Chairman noted that he had directed security operatives to take charge of all the surrounding bushes and farms so that farmers could safely cultivate in their lands and also said they'll ruthlessly deal with some of the miscreants harbouring around its environs. "Farming is very important to all of us, food security is the worst form of insecurity. Therefore, we will not allow food insecurity to surface in this part where we have started to witness a substantial return of peace and stability," he quoted the Council Chairman to have said. Ezeugwu reassured the farmers of the government's commitment to improving security around farmlands by using local security operatives to protect farmers from the unwarranted attacks. He called on all citizens to be resilient and conscious of the happenings around them and to report any suspicious activity or movement to security operatives. He implored and equally urged all Communities to fully support and cooperate with members of the Nigerian Police, Military, the neighbourhood watch and other security agencies. The Chairman noted that security operatives had started bush combing and government had taken a decisive step in bringing the menace to a stop. When the State Police Public Relations Officer, SP Daniel Ndukwe, was contacted, he denied the attack. In text message sent to some journalists, Ndukwe said: "There is no report of such an incident please." https://saharareporters.com/2025/04/10/armed-herdsmen-attack-another-enugu-community-brutally-murder-four-farmers-farmlands |
Popular Ogene musician, Okezie Mba, otherwise known as "Igbo-Jah" was laid to rest in his village, Ogui-Nike, Enugu. Igbo Jah was murdered in Enugu in October last year and his death nearly led to rioting. RIP Igbo-Jah
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The death toll from attacks by gunmen in some communities in the Bokkos Local Government Area of Plateau State has risen to 52. The Chairman of the Bokkos Cultural Development Council Vanguard, Farmasum Fuddang, who confirmed the development to journalists in Jos on Friday, said this followed the recovery of 40 more corpses on Wednesday and Thursday night. He said search and rescue teams were still combing the bushes for missing persons. Fuddang said, “Thirty-one persons were given a mass burial on Thursday, with another five underage victims burnt to ashes in Hurti village. Eleven others were killed in Ruwi village, four persons were killed in Manguna, and one person was killed in Dafo village.” Our correspondent reports that gunmen attacked Mangor Tamiso, Daffo, Manguna (Tagai), Hurti, and Tadai communities of Bokkos Local Government Area on the night of April 2, 2025, killing innocent citizens. Meanwhile, the state government said some suspects have been arrested in connection with the killings in the five communities. The state Commissioner for Information and Communications, Joyce Ramnap, made the disclosure in a statement. “Plateau State Government has condemned the recent wave of violent attacks in the early hours of April 2, 2025, at Manguna, Josho, and Daffo communities in Bokkos Local Government Area, in which some communities were razed and lives were lost. https://punchng.com/death-toll-in-plateau-attacks-hits-52-2/ |
Greetings Umunnem! I am out from Abakiliki prison after my unlawful imprisonment/incarceration as orchestrated by Ebonyi State governor Francis Nwifuru. I was abducted like a lamb taken to the slaughter house by Anti-kidnapping Squad from Owerri and thrown into Anti-kidnapping police cell Ebonyi State Command. Thereafter, I was denied access by everyone not to see me until I was secretly arraigned at Abakiliki Magistrate court and remand at Abakiliki prison.. I became a political prisoner, because I advised the Executive Governor of ebonyi state Francis Nwifuru to ensure that there're adequate security in Ebonyi communities or possibly establish community vigilante on all the communities in Ebonyi State that have experienced several Bandits/herdsmen attack. Unfortunately, five days after my advice Bandits/herdsmen attacked Ishielu Nkalahha community and killed over 20 persons. I also issued another statement notifying the general public after the attack that I have already raised alarm and advised the Executive Governor of ebonyi state to provide adequate security to those communities that have experienced frequent attacks. This is the reason I was abducted, tortured, brutalized and imprisoned getting to two months. I hired a team of lawyers led by Bar Ngozi Olehi SAN that secured my bail at federal High court Ebonyi State. The hearing of my matter is coming up on 8th May 2025. I am in hospital now where I am receiving medical treatment and attention. I appreciate the concern of you all during my incarceration and solicit for your support for legal battle ahead. Thank You All Comrade Igboayaka O lgboayaka National President Ohanaeze Youth Council (OYC)
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Amnesty International calls for an immediate and transparent investigation of lynching of at least 16 travelers whose vehicle was blocked and all of them dragged one by one: beaten and then set ablaze by the vigilante and armed youth yesterday at Uromi Edo state. Those killed were hunters travelling from Rivers state to Kano to celebrate Eid with their families. They were tied to used tyres doused with petrol and then set on fire. The viral videos of the gory incident show the victims pleading with their attacks while crowds cheered the vigilante that attacked the travellers using axe, iron rod and machete. The Nigerian authorities must go beyond merely condemning the incident and ensure that the suspected attackers are apprehended and brought to justice in fair trial. The consistent failure of the Nigerian government to punish mob violence has created an environment in which violent mobs believe themselves entitled to take the law into their own hands. The horrific mob violence that happened at Uromi is part of the rising trend of vigilante groups of towns and villages along highways blocking roads and carrying out unlawful activities with impunity. The fact that these killings have been happening for a long time, with few cases investigated and prosecuted, highlights the authorities' shocking failure to uphold and fulfil their obligation to protect people from harm and violence Amnesty International strongly condemns this incident. The Nigerian government must take appropriate and effective measures to prevent cases of mob violence across the country and ensure access to justice and effective remedies for victims. The police must be adequately equipped to respond to mob violence,
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He stated that Wike, Akpabio, and Tinubu rose to power through criminality without any repercussions.https://saharareporters.com/2025/03/21/tinubu-akpabio-wike-are-nigerias-most-dangerous-persons-have-risen-top-through-impunity?fbclid=IwY2xjawJRKTxleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHWNW7nZ3GqTTf_xozhsDVEjzLfYDKxD6H-nFUyenZ0-jLRAo2Yg1ja59UQ_aem_XPOaFIe-ixPi2mbj595QhA |