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Politics › Re: 2023 Election: Buhari Reveals How 'obidients' Surprised Him by Auspiman(op): 9:53am On Apr 07, 2023
It is a good development
Politics › 2023 Election: Buhari Reveals How 'obidients' Surprised Him by Auspiman(op): 9:53am On Apr 07, 2023
“What shocked me was that the ordinary citizen, who was usually underrated, made the point of his political understanding of things.”

President Muhammadu Buhari says he was shocked by the resoluteness of voters in the February 25 and March 18 elections whom he described as “ordinary” and “usually underrated” citizens.

Considered the third force in the elections, the Labour Party and its adjunctive Obidient Movement have been the most vociferous and expressly determined to change the course of Nigeria’s political pathways, resulting in several surprise electoral outcomes. Many Nigerian youths are the oxygen of the movement who are vehemently against the political establishment.

“It is a testament to the maturity of our democracy and to the amazing sophistication of the voter. What shocked me was that the ordinary citizen who was usually underrated made the point of his political understanding of things,” the Nigerian president explained.

He further stated, “Assumption is always that you are governor for eight years and you go to the Senate to crown the career. No one should underrate the Nigerian voter anymore. Politics will be more difficult, henceforth.”

According to Mr Buhari, the 2023 elections proved the growing strength of Nigeria’s democracy and the sophistication of the Nigerian voter when it comes to the choice of leaders.

His media aide, Garba Shehu, stated in Abuja on Thursday that the president made the remark when he hosted the newly-installed Emir of Dutse, Muhammad Sunusi, who visited him.

Mr Buhari noted that failure by 10 sitting governors to get elected into the Senate showed that there was no longer a guaranteed route to power and the voter is truly the king when it comes to choices.

After listening to the emir who listed projects executed in Jigawa by the Buhari administration and requested for more, the president promised to do his best for the state
Politics › Re: He Will Not Be My President With Reasons. by Auspiman(op): 8:28am On Mar 22, 2023
Nigeria must not move backwards.
Politics › He Will Not Be My President With Reasons. by Auspiman(op):
We Know Who We Voted For

We Know Who Has Our Legitimacy To Be President.

We Know Is Not The Person Announced By The Electoral Body.

He Will Not Be My President.

I Refuse To Be Taken Decades Back From Already Recorded Successes In Our Electioneering Processes.

I Never Voted Him, Majority of Nigerians Never Voted Him, BAT Cannot Be Our President.

This Is Not A Nigeria We Want To See. Where One Man Decides Who Becomes What From Our Wards To Local Governments To States Through Agberocracy. Where Accountability Is Thrown Out Of The System.

Truly, This Not My Nigeria. BAT Is Not My President-Elect.

He May Be Yours But Certainly Not Mine.

Ordinary Citizen, Odor Michael C.
michaelpowa@yahoo.com
Politics › Re: *lagos Was First Declared "A No Man's Land" By Former Governor Of The State*. by Auspiman(op): 9:40am On Mar 19, 2023
ObalaEmma:
The tread would soon be deleted. They love distorting reality to fight against themselves.
I guess Mobolaji Johnson was also addressing Igbos when he made statement relating to this.
It's been a slogan they use to campaign at thesame time to ridicule themselves.
I believe Mobolaji Johnson was against carving out Lagos for a Federal Capital Territory hence he made the captioned headline.
Politics › Re: *lagos Was First Declared "A No Man's Land" By Former Governor Of The State*. by Auspiman(op): 9:34am On Mar 19, 2023
But even at that, we have to always acknowledge the indigenous Lagosians in all we do. Unfortunately, those who are leading Lagos are not indigenous Lagosians and are pretending they own Lagos by forcing their hegemony through touting while painting others as asiders.
Politics › *lagos Was First Declared "A No Man's Land" By Former Governor Of The State*. by Auspiman(op): 9:06am On Mar 19, 2023
Read his full speech below. [Source is TVC news) - see paragraph six.


*INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF GOVERNOR JAKANDE TO THE PEOPLE OF LAGOS STATE — 1ST OCTOBER, 1979.*


FELLOW Citizens of Lagos State,

On Saturday, 28th, July 1979, you elected me, by 559,070 votes to 126,805, the first Executive Governor of Lagos State. Today, as a result of that election, the Chief Judge of this State, in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution of Nigeria, has invested me with the office. This is an inestimable honour of which I am very conscious. It is a call to service that I take very seriously in all humility. And I want to assure you that I shall spare no effort to justify the confidence which you, the good people of Lagos State, have demonstrably reposed in me.

*God moves in a mysterious way, says William Cowper, His wonders to perform. His purposes will ripen fast, unfolding every hour.*

The creation of Lagos State, like all great events, is not the achievement of one single person. The territory now known as Lagos State is the former Colony Province created by the British Administration for their own administrative convenience. Following the cession of his sovereignty to the British Crown by King Dosunmu in 1861, Eko was administered independently by a Governor of the Settlement of Lagos. Under the Commission of 19th February-1866, the Settlement of Lagos was governed by an Administrator and a Legislative Council responsible to the Governor of the West African Settlements residing in Sierra Leone. This continued until 1874. By Letters Patent dated 24th July, 1874 the territory was administered by a Lieutenant Governor subject to the Governor of the Gold Coast Colony.

*Nine years later, by Letters Patent of 22nd January 1883, Lagos was administered by a Deputy Governor responsible to the Governor of the Gold coast Colony.*

In 1886, Lagos was again set up as a separate colony in response to a petition by the people of Lagos who resented being governed from the Gold Coast. It was administered by a Governor of the Colony of Lagos under Letters Patent dated 13th January, 1886. This was the first time that the territory now known as Lagos State came under one administration. The administration continued under various constitution until 1954, when Lagos was separated from the rest of the Colony and constituted Federal Territory, that is to say a No-Man’s Land.

*Thus, it is evident that, for 89 years from 1862 to 1951, Lagos (with or without the rest of the Colony) enjoyed a separate and distinct existence as a unit of administration with its own Governor, Deputy Governor, Lieutenant-governor, Administrator or Commissioner as the case may be. For 68 years from 1886 to 1954, the Colony of Lagos (i.e. the present Lagos State) was administered together as a unit, an inseperable whole. From 1914 to 1923 the Colony of Lagos had its own Legislative Council while the rest of Nigeria had another Council*

Thus the foundation for a Lagos State had been well and truly laid by history. But, in the circumstances of our dear country, it still had to be fought for. And two of the earliest fighters for a Lagos State must be remembered with gratitude on this occasion. They are Chief Theophilus Adebayo Doherty and Prince Ibikunle Akintoye. They dreamt of a Lagos and Colony State. It was left to a later generation to make their dream a reality.

*In 1964, while I was serving a seven-year sentence for treasonable felony and conspiracy in the Maximum Security Prison at Kirikiri, Apapa, I came to the conclusion that the time had come to put forward a reasoned case for the creation of a Lagos State. With the assistance of my friends outside the prison walls, and deliberately breaking prison regulations, this conclusion resulted in a booklet published in 1966 with the meaningful title of “The case for a Lagos State”*

In the preface to the book I said inter alia: “It seems now to be generally agreed that if Nigeria is to survive as one organic whole one of the conditions precedent to such survival is the creation of new states. I have endeavoured to argue the case for a Lagos State in the following pages as objectively as possible and without emotion. One is bound to recognise that this case rests almost entirely on historical circumstances and moral principles. But this does not detract from its validity. A series of historical circumstances have culminated in neglect and injustice such as can only be effectively removed, in a Nigerian Federation, by the creation of a Lagos State”.

*In August 1966, the then Administrator of Lagos, Major Mobolaji Johnson, summoned a Conference of Young Indigenous Lagosians to deliberate on the place of Lagos in a future constitutional arrangement.*

This book formed the basis of a memorandum submitted to the conference. The conference, among other things, decided that a Lagos State comprising the Federal Territory and the Colony Province of Western Nigeria should be created in a Nigerian Federation.

On September 12, 1966, the then Head of the Federal Military Government and Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, Yakubu Gowon, established an Adhoc conference on Nigeria’s future. The Lagos Delegation was led by Doctor Taslim Elias until he became Attorney General of the Federation when the mantle of leadership of the delegation fell on me. But it was under Doctor Elias’s leadership that the Lagos delegation submitted to the Adhoc Conference a memorandum for the creation of Lagos State. That memorandum was substantially a reproduction of “The Case for A Lagos State”. And it was that memorandum, no doubt, which enabled the Federal Military Government to reach the decision to create a Lagos State in 1967.

*I would like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to Brigadier Mobolaji Johnson for his invaluable contribution to the creation of this State.*

Throughout the period of the 1966 Adhoc conference he was unwavering in his conviction and unsparing in his endeavours for the creation of a Lagos State. It was his lot to become the first Military Governor of the State. And he made a good job of it, all things considered. May I also thank the last of the Military Administrators, Captain Ebitu Ukiwe, for the voluminous handing-over notes he has given me and in particular for his physical presence this afternoon. It is a kind gesture which I greatly appreciate.

*It is now our historic duty to take off from where the military left. In doing so; I have no illusion whatsoever. When on Saturday November 4, 1978, I was nominated by my party, the Unity Party of Nigeria, to contest the gubernatorial election for this State, I said inter alia in my acceptance speech: “I am conscious of the problems and the opportunities that abound in Lagos State. I know that the citizens of Lagos State are the most sophisticated in the country. I know that every tribe and every ethnic group, in Nigeria are represented in Lagos State. I know that for most Nigerians Lagos is the El Dorado, with matchless opportunities for prosperity.*

I know that the indigenes of Lagos State have a natural right to the services provided by their state. I know that the non- indigenes of Lagos State have an indisputable right to the services provided by their State of residence. I know that Lagos State is said to be the most developed part of the Federation. But I also know that below the majestic flyovers, the mystifying ring roads, and the spiralling skyscrapers there is abject poverty in this State. And I know that there are in Lagos State some of the worst living conditions that can be found in any part of the Federation.

I am sure that it will surprise many Nigerians in other states to be told that Lagos State is as much in need of development as any other State.

Perhaps our need is greater. Because of the pressure of population, which is the highest in the country, the demand for services is extremely severe. Besides, Lagos State is Nigeria’s shop window.

These, problems are enormous. But the consolation is that the opportunities for solving them are there. And they are exciting and challenging”. I can only underline that statement on this occasion of assuming office as Governor of Lagos State.

We shall model our government after the Government of the Western Region of Nigeria, from 1952 to 1959, headed by Chief Obafemi Awolowo. That Government was the most efficient, the most dynamic, and the most responsive of all the governments of the Federation. That Government was the country’s pace-setter — the first to do all good things that others later copied. There has never been a government like it in Africa before or since. And we know that in giving us their massive vote, the good people of Lagos State were influenced by their memories of the good old days of the Awolowo Government. We shall live up to their high expectations, especially as Chief Awolowo is still very much around and will continue to be our source of inspiration for many years to come.

In this connection, I am glad to affirm that free education at all levels, of which he is the greatest advocate in Nigeria, will become operative in Lagos State with immediate effect from today. On September 15, 1979, I issued an appeal to all school headmasters and all principals in this State not to demand or accept fees from school children in primary and secondary schools. I am grateful to all those who heeded this appeal, although it had no force of law. Now that I have been sworn in as Governor of Lagos State, I direct that education shall be free at all levels in this State. For the avoidance of doubt, no fees should be collected from any pupil or student for anything whatsoever.

Where fees have been collected immediate steps should be taken to refund them to their payers. In all Boarding Schools Parents/Teachers Association shall take over the management of boarding facilities, and they will be given all possible assistance by the education authorities until boarding is completely phased out. Arrangement have been made to enact the necessary legislations for this purpose.

The Unity Party of Nigeria is irrevocably committed to change things and to bring about a new order. We have come to serve the common people of this State. We have clear-cut programmes for which we have received your mandate. I want to assure you that we shall do everything that is humanly possible, under God’s unfailing guidance and protection, to execute these prorammes and honour the solemn pledges we made to the electorate.

In implementing these programmes we shall be scrupulously fair and just to every citizen, be he high or low; we shall seek at all times and on all occasions the greatest good of the greatest number. We shall be guided by the timeless principle that the will of the people is the supreme law.

There will be no discrimination against anyone on the ground of political affiliation, religious belief, ethnic or state origin, sex or social status. But we can do all of these things only if all sections of the community cooperate fully with the Government they have elected.

We need the absolute loyalty and cooperation of the public service. We are going to move much faster than perhaps the public service is used to. We are bringing to the Service a new sense of direction. At the same time we shall ensure that every public servant in this state is adequately rewarded for his labour. Merit will be recognised regardless of language, colour or creed.

We need the support and cooperation of all ratepayers and all tax- payers in this State. We are prepared to serve. But service can be provided only to the extent that the finances of the State permit. I believe that this state is quite capable of generating the necessary funds to make life better for all citizens. I, therefore, call on all adult citizens to make their own contribution to the common good by paying their rates and taxes as they fall due.

We need the support of the law enforcement agencies. We are aware of their deplorable conditions of operation. And we shall, within the limits of our constitutional powers, help to improve those conditions. For it is only in an atmosphere of peace that progress and development can take place.

We need the co-operation of the judiciary. I am a firm believer in the independence of the judiciary, and I am happy that independence has been enshrined in our constitution. We shall do everything possible, within the limits of our constitutional powers, to remove any obstacle in the way of speedy and efficient administration of justice in this State.

*We need the vigilance and patience of all citizens. The problems which we have inherited from the military — extremely bad roads, poor drainage, inadequate water supply, deplorable housing, neglected agriculture and the lack of markets for example will not disappear in one day. But they certainly will disappear during our tenure of office by the grace of God. We shall start solving these problems from today and from now to the end of our term we shall do nothing else.*

I ask you to pray constantly for us. More things are wrought by prayers than this world dreams of. We are embarking on a war against poverty, against community neglect, against reaction, against disease in Lagos State. And, by the grace of God Who loves us, we shall win.

THANK YOU!

*COPIED*
_________________
*@Prince media group Brisbane Australia*
Politics › Re: 2023: Let The Youths Vote For Labour Party, It’s Their Right – Atiku by Auspiman(op): 11:41am On Feb 23, 2023
It shall end in victory for PO
Politics › 2023: Let The Youths Vote For Labour Party, It’s Their Right – Atiku by Auspiman(op): 11:38am On Feb 23, 2023
2023: Let The Youths Vote For Labour Party, It’s Their Right – Atiku https://akelicious.net/2023/02/22/2023-let-the-youths-vote-for-labour-party-its-their-right-atiku
Politics › Re: 2023 Election: Nigeria's Political DNA Favours Obi-datti Candidature by Auspiman(op): 12:05pm On Feb 22, 2023
We await a New Nigeria
Politics › 2023 Election: Nigeria's Political DNA Favours Obi-datti Candidature by Auspiman(op): 12:04pm On Feb 22, 2023
What didn't work in 2015- Muslim-Muslim Ticket will not work in 2023 because it is against Nigeria's DNA (APC will fail woefully)

Atiku and Kwakwanso fought against PDP in 2015 for not rotating power from South to North because it was against Nigeria's DNA and they succeeded.

Unfortunately, they are now in the other side of the coin fighting to keep power after 8 years of Buhari in the North. They will fail hopelessly because it is against Nigeria's DNA.

Among the 18 Presidential candidates, Labour party is leading the pack of the parties that represents the right Nigeria's DNA, and the good news is Labour party has the best candidates (Obi-Datti) amongst the leading parties.

Therefore, Obi-Datti ticket is winning the 2023 presidential election.
Politics › Re: 2023 Election And Nigeria's Political DNA by Auspiman(op): 11:48am On Feb 22, 2023
Softmirror:
THE RECORDS WE HAVE SAYS OTHERWISE. EVEN AS FAR BACK AS 2012 A WHOLE THREAD WAS MADE BY THE PEOPLE OF ANAMBRA ON THIS SAME NAIRALAND TELLING THE TRUTH OF A FAILURE OF A MAN CALLED PETER OBI. PLEASE VOTE WISELY.
My brother, the reports you claimed are strange to official documents and cannot be trusted.

You may also help us with the reports about Ahmed Bola Tinubu let's see how wonderful are the reports on him.
Politics › Re: 2023 Election And Nigeria's Political DNA by Auspiman(op): 11:19am On Feb 22, 2023
Softmirror:
MY GUY! IT IS ALREADY A GAME OVER FOR EVERYBODY ELSE. ASIWAJU BOLA AHMED TINUBU IS NIGERIA'S NEXT PRESIDENT BY THE GRACE OF GOD. STOP WASTING YOUR TIME WITH AN UNNECESSARY DNA PERMUTATION.

AND AS FROM HENCEFORTH, POLITICS WILL BE BASED ON COMPETENCE AND NOT SENTIMENT.

Unless there is other ungodly means. Nigeria and Nigerians are safe in the hands of Obi-Datti.
Politics › Re: 2023 Election And Nigeria's Political DNA by Auspiman(op): 11:04am On Feb 22, 2023
Nigeria's Political DNA favours Obi-Datti
Politics › 2023 Election And Nigeria's Political DNA by Auspiman(op):
What didn't work in 2015- Muslim-Muslim Ticket will not work in 2023 because it is against Nigeria's DNA (APC will fail woefully)

Atiku and Kwakwanso fought against PDP in 2015 for not rotating power from South to North because it was against Nigeria's DNA and they succeeded.

Unfortunately, they are now in the other side of the coin fighting to keep power after 8 years of Buhari in the North. They will fail hopelessly because it is against Nigeria's DNA.

Among the 18 Presidential candidates, Labour party is leading the pack of the parties that represents the right Nigeria's DNA, and the good news is Labour party has the best candidates (Obi-Datti) amongst the leading parties.

Therefore, Obi-Datti ticket is winning the 2023 presidential election.
Politics › Re: Old Notes: Bashir Ahmad Blasts El-rufai, Ganduje, Others For Expressing Anger Ov by Auspiman(op): 9:49am On Feb 17, 2023
We don dey see them fiinish
Politics › Old Notes: Bashir Ahmad Blasts El-rufai, Ganduje, Others For Expressing Anger Ov by Auspiman(op): 9:44am On Feb 17, 2023
People's GazetteFeb 17, 2023 6:20 AM

The presidential aide claimed both Governor El-Rufai and Ganduje are only angry because the money they have stolen and stashed are now worthless.
Ganduje, Bashir Ahmad and El-Rufai
Ganduje, Bashir Ahmad and El-Rufai
Bashir Ahmad, the Special Assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari on Digital Communications, has lambasted Governors Nasir El-Rufai and Abdullahi Ganduje for their angry outbursts over the decision of the regime and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to phase out old naira notes.

In a series of social media posts on Thursday, the presidential aide claimed both Governor El-Rufai and Ganduje are only angry because the money they have stolen and stashed are now worthless due to the regime’s stance that the old notes are no longer tenderable despite Supreme Court judgment temporarily stopping the plan.

Both governors have both filed a motion for their states, Kaduna and Kano, to be joined to an open suit brought by some other states in the country before the Supreme Court suit seeking to stop the regime from going forward with the plan.

The presidential media aide also dared both governors to directly deposit the alleged stashed money they are claiming were legally gotten to CBN and Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit (NFIU) and Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to investigate the legality of the money.

“They have stashed money and now they’re useless,” Mr Ahmad said in the series of posts.

He added: “That’s the reason for all the fuming. Ganduje and co don’t care about the masses. If the money Ganduje and friends are shouting about is legit, why don’t they deposit it to CBN, the EFCC and NFIU will wait for them to verify.”

Mr Ahmad’s words were in response to Messrs El-Rufai and Ganduje’s constant criticism of the regime’s plan to render the old N200, N500, N1000 notes an illegal tender ahead of the February 25 presidential election, with many speculating the policy was put to punish some candidates during the poll.

They have also ordered residents in their states to continue carrying out their day-to-day transactions with the old notes and even Mr Ganduje had threatened businesses in Kano, including commercial banks, with government sanctions if they refused to accept the currency.
Politics › Re: I Am The Son Of A Nobody! by Auspiman(op): 11:51am On Feb 15, 2023
God has helped us with the emergence of PO for New Nigeria. We will all enjoy our country again.
Politics › I Am The Son Of A Nobody! by Auspiman(op): 11:48am On Feb 15, 2023
Denied
Robbed
Manipulated
Lied to
Segregated
Disadvantaged...

I was told that tomorrow is mine,
but my tomorrow has been mortgaged before I
could get to it.

Like a termite in the labyrinth of lost hope
I wallow in confusion wondering where my hope
will come from...

So, today I found it.
I saw my hope riding like a king upon his
chariot...
Decked with promises, aspiration, compassion,
and the burden to fix what was broken.

So, I ran towards him!
I could be stopped, yet I ran.
I could fall down, but I ran.
I could be shot.., I know I won't.
I ran...

With my hands stretched out, wide-open
I ran towards him.
I couldn't hug him, but hope hugged me... Faith
kissed my chicks, and the pureness in his heart
flowed from him to me when he cast his gaze
upon me with such a beautiful smile

He didn't say a word but all he said was heard ...

I can hear him saying weep not child, your
future won't be stolen no more.
Hold steady my child, this victory is for you and
every citizen.
The sun will rise again
You will walk in the rays of a beautiful sun.
I will make you proud before the comity of
nations...
You will stand up tall and boldly say, I am a
Nigerian.

I looked at him again and silently said.., so be it
papa...
So be it!!

©️Kingsley PA Okoruwa
Politics › Re: Ben Murray Bruce's Common Sense On Peter Obi by Auspiman(op): 11:01pm On Feb 07, 2023
My brother, don't blame Nigerians who have suffered crude wickedness under those you are engaged to defend.
Some have loss businesses based on bad policies of govt. Others have lose loved one because of the cankerworms in our treasury these leaders planted denied people basic amenities.

A hungry man is an angry man. Don't expect Nigerians to all be civil in taking back their country for those who have held us down were never civil in their wicked and unpatriotic acts against Nigerians.
Politics › Re: Ben Murray Bruce's Common Sense On Peter Obi by Auspiman(op): 10:49pm On Feb 07, 2023
May Nigerian election always be this interesting. Those with good records raising the bar against those with nothing to offer than achieving their selfish ambition.

May confusion continue to trail them, and they will only wake up after election, and Nigerians are enthroned. Amen oh
Politics › Ben Murray Bruce's Common Sense On Peter Obi by Auspiman(op):
Nigerians are now seeing and are taking over their country through Obi-Datti. Tasted and trusted with verifiable records.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBnbezfbJSc
Politics › Re: Understanding The Games Of APC And PDP by Auspiman(op): 10:19am On Feb 07, 2023
May we all be boastful of our decision in this year's elections in years to come.

I will be part of the New Nigeria Decision Makers.
Politics › Understanding The Games Of APC And PDP by Auspiman(op):
We were manageably surviving in a PDP-bus suddenly, another bus (APC) appeared promising heaven on earth and we failed for it. It is seven years + plus now still rocking the same APC bus in frustration, hardship, backwardness and failed promises.

Unfortunately, the two ACTORS who were part of the APC bus mechanism in 2014 that deceived us, are now DRIVERS of the PDP bus and APC bus, having made fortunes out of their game of politicking now engaging Nigerians as usual for votes.

They thought Nigerians wouldn't have any other option than to vote either of them because they have what they call structures.

But God heard our PRAYERS and intervened with Obi -Datti appearance for our rescue from these two desperate bedfellows who in their minds are the only options left for Nigerians to choose from.

They are with verifiable records about their origin, age, school attended, public work engagements etc. And they only thing the have against them is that they have no structure but we, Nigerians are the real structure.

We will surely see the new Nigeria emerging from this election. Don't be an instrument in the hands of the wolfs who have squandered our Commonwealth. Collect our money they are holding and do the right thing.

Posterity will record your action in this election act well for the good of the country. Let's all defeat natural tendencies like tribal burden, religious sentiment, temporal gratifications and political witchcraft they call politics for our better future and the future of our children.

Closing with the words of Prof. Yemi Osibanjo let your vote represent the answer to your prayers about the country (paraphrased).

Ordinary Odor Michael
Politics › Re: Sane Societies Didn't Pray For It by Auspiman(op): 1:55pm On Feb 02, 2023
Yes, in the face of all odds they went for the key of freedom despising the temporal satisfaction.

We can do same here.
Politics › Sane Societies Didn't Pray For It by Auspiman(op): 1:52pm On Feb 02, 2023
Sane societies did not pray they worked for it. We keep asking God for good leaders but vote for the bad ones with sugar cane in their hands. After the election, the sugar disappears and the cane appears to flog everyone mercilessly.

#BeWise
Politics › Re: Group Called Young Tech 4 Obi ( YT4O) Launches Mobile App For Obidient Today by Auspiman(m): 11:32am On Jan 29, 2023
Freedom For Our Commonwealth and Treasury from the hands that have pillaged it over the years is assured under Obi-Datti government.

Anything to promote such is supported joor
Christianity Etc › Re: Priest Who 'died' During Heart Attack Claims He Went To Hell And Saw Demons Sing by Auspiman(op): 11:02am On Jan 29, 2023
I believe him for many have confessed such scenario during their short soul transit. Though, the pictures painted may not be same but the fact is there is HELl.
Christianity Etc › Priest Who 'died' During Heart Attack Claims He Went To Hell And Saw Demons Sing by Auspiman(op): 10:57am On Jan 29, 2023
By Will Potter For Dailymail.Com
20:25 26 Jan 2023


A priest claims he temporarily died during a heart attack and went to Hell where demons singing karaoke tortured him.

Michigan pastor Gerald Johnson said Rihanna's hit son 'Umbrella' echoed through the gates of Hell during his bizarre visit to purgatory.


Johnson said 'my spirit left my physical body' when he suffered the heart attack seven years ago.

Despite living his life as a man of God, he said he was stunned when he was denied entry into Heaven and instead plummeted down to the earth's core.

Johnson took to TikTok to explain his 2016 journey into the abyss which he said he 'wouldn't wish on my worst enemy.'

'I thought I was going upward, because I thought that I had done so much good in this lifetime and helped so many people and made so many decisions that were Godly decisions,' he said.

But as opposed to me going up, I went down. I went literally into the center of the Earth. That's where Hell is.'

After entering the fiery depths, he was faced with cruel punishments befitting his place in Hell - including being tormented with demonic renditions of Rihanna's 'Umbrella' and Bobby McFerrin's 'Don't Worry Be Happy'.

'It just blew me away, it still baffles me to this day,' Johnson said.

'There was a section in Hell where music was playing. It was the same music we hear on the Earth, but opposed to entertainers singing it, demons were singing it.

'While up here, you can listen to music to get over a breakup like 'Don't Worry Be Happy' or 'Umbrella', but down there every lyric to every song is to torment you.'

Johnson said his bizarre experience should serve as a warning to those who choose to enjoy chart toppers instead of hymns and prayers.

As well as being forced to listen to fan-favorite hits in the fiery inferno, he also claimed to have witnessed the gruesome scene of a man being burned alive.

'The things that I saw were indescribable, it makes me emotional,' he said.

'His eyes were bulging and worse than that, he was wearing chains on his neck... it was a demon holding the chain.'

After being resuscitated and brought back to reality, the pastor says he now believes his experience is proof that popular music is really the underworld's attempt to control people before they pass on.

'On Earth a lot of the lyrics and music are inspired by demons,' he claimed.

'People come into contact with demons who give them lyrics for the purpose of controlling people on Earth.'

In his viral clip, which has been viewed by nearly four million TikTok users, the pastor warned others how to avoid the same hellish fate as he claims it is now clear to him why he was originally doomed.

'The root of it is that although I did good and gave a lot to people, the thing that I had in my heart was unforgiveness towards people that have done me wrong,' he said.

'That's my experience with Hell, it is a real place. God doesn't send people to Hell, people send themselves to Hell.'
Politics › Re: Naja’atu Mohammed Reveals Northerners Plotting To Replace Tinubu With Shettima by Auspiman(op): 9:34am On Jan 26, 2023
Those who were thinking wisely have noted this earlier and tactically withdrew their support for Tinudu because he is laced
with a personality like Shettima.
Politics › Naja’atu Mohammed Reveals Northerners Plotting To Replace Tinubu With Shettima by Auspiman(op): 9:29am On Jan 26, 2023
A former member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Presidential Campaign Council, Hajia Najaatu Mohammed, has claimed that some northerners are plotting to make Senator Kashim Shettima president if the APC presidential candidate, Bola Tinubu, becomes incapacitated.
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She told This Day that some northerners urging Tinubu to continue with his presidential ambition so his running mate can replace him if his health fails.

Naja’atu, who had recently resigned as the APC campaign organization director for civil society, disclosed that some supporters of northern extraction are banking on Tinubu’s eventual incapacitation so that Shettima could assume office as constitutionally stipulated.

While stating that the northerners are banking on his ill health, Mohammed said: “They just want to push him for them to be the president. It’s not even in his interest.”

She added, “Some people from Maiduguri called me today (Monday) asking, ‘Hajia, why did you do this? You have now punctured our interest. Our son is going to be president, and you’re talking like that? After all, look at Tinubu; he cannot do it. We’re all for Kashim. You have not done well for us.”

Speaking further, Mohammed claimed that President Muhammadu Buhari doesn’t care about the economy, security, or who succeeds him as president.

She stated that despite briefings from all security agencies, the president doesn’t care about the dangers of a Bola Tinubu presidency, given his alleged health challenges.

She alleged that Buhari’s grandnephew, Yusuf Tunde Sabiu is the ‘prime minister’ of Nigeria who runs the presidency, adding that the president is not in charge.

Naja’atu said: “In the first place, Buhari does not care about anything. He had never cared. He doesn’t care about the country, nor is he really in charge. He has thrown the country to the dogs. He has a prime minister in the name of his nephew—grandnephew Tunde.

“Whether we want to believe it or not, Tunde is the de facto president. I know that even the service chiefs report to him. Tunde is Sabiu. Do you know him? He’s called Tunde because he was named after Tunde Idiagbon.”

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Politics › Re: The Choice Of Nigerian People by Auspiman(m): 10:15pm On Dec 13, 2022
Everyone has his right to choice. I Atiku failed when He said the North should not vote for someone from the East or West. He is not my choice as a President. He is tribalistic in thinking.

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