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Igbo. Na there way. I am not surprised at all |
Edygrin:ManU Napoli. Got it? |
HonestAfonja:Osu |
If you don't like it, move to Port Harcourt. There's port there now and turn it to no man's land. |
In a recent statement, the Anambra State Government, under Governor Chukwuma Soludo, has clarified its position regarding native doctors in the state. Contrary to circulating rumors, Governor Soludo has not declared a blanket ban on all native doctors. Instead, the government's focus is on eradicating fraudulent practitioners who engage in criminal activities, such as preparing charms for kidnappers and armed robbers. This initiative aims to preserve the integrity of genuine traditional medicine and protect the cultural heritage of the Igbo people. The government's crackdown has led to notable actions, including the recent arrest of a popular native doctor, Chukwudozie Nwangwu, popularly known as 'Akwa Okuko Tiwara Aki.' Nwangwu was apprehended by the state's security outfit, Agunechemba, following allegations of his involvement in preparing illicit charms, specifically a substance referred to as 'Okeite.' During an interrogation with Deputy Governor Gilbert Onyekachukwu Ibezim, Nwangwu denied ongoing involvement in such practices, stating that he had ceased these activities upon learning of the government's stance. The arrest has sparked a debate on religious and personal freedoms. Human rights lawyer Ifeanyi Ejiofor criticized the government's actions, asserting that Nwangwu's detention violates constitutional rights to freedom of thought, conscience, religion, and expression. Ejiofor emphasized that unless concrete evidence links Nwangwu to criminal activities, his continued detention sets a dangerous precedent for the suppression of religious and expressive freedoms in the state. Governor Soludo's administration maintains that the crackdown is not an attack on traditional medicine or genuine practitioners. The objective is to identify and prosecute those exploiting spiritual practices for criminal purposes, thereby misleading the youth and undermining societal values. The government calls upon the public to collaborate in exposing such individuals to foster a society rooted in integrity, morality, and respect for human life. This development highlights the delicate balance between preserving cultural practices and enforcing laws against activities that may endanger public safety. As the situation unfolds, it underscores the importance of ensuring that actions taken against individuals are backed by substantial evidence to uphold justice and protect fundamental human rights. https://www.instagram.com/ijeomadaisy/p/DGMOmxaITuz/ |
Trash. |
Igborillas can now clear their goods at Port Harcourt and leave Lagos for good. |
Problem just full everywhere |
PresidObi:Fake drugs |
In a shocking revelation that could reshape perceptions of political financing in Nigeria, Senator Ishaku Abbo has disclosed that former Vice President Atiku Abubakar invested a staggering ₦1.6 billion to ensure the election of Ahmadu Fintiri as governor of Adamawa State in 2019. Abbo, a member of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), made these claims during a recent press conference, asserting that Atiku’s financial support extended into the 2023 elections as well. Senator Abbo, who represents Adamawa North, stated, “I am a witness to Atiku’s massive financial investment in Fintiri’s elections in 2019, running to over ₦1.6 billion on election day duties alone.” He further alleged that the funds were distributed at the residence of Honorable Abdullahi Prambe in Yola, where numerous witnesses can attest to the claims. “Some individuals even sent me videos yesterday corroborating this,” he added, although he expressed uncertainty about how they obtained the footage. I am a witness to Atiku’s massive financial investment in Fintiri’s elections in 2019, running to over ₦1.6 billion on election day duties alone In his testimony, Abbo detailed that Atiku also provided ₦30 million in pocket money to each PDP senatorial candidate during the 2019 elections, a fund which was reportedly channeled through Fintiri. “Election is a very capital-intensive and money-gulping venture. You cannot, I mean you can NEVER unseat or remove a sitting Governor without so much money and people’s goodwill,” he emphasized. Senator Abbo’s statements suggest that Atiku Abubakar played a pivotal role in not only Fintiri’s success in 2019 but also in the subsequent political landscape, where he stood firmly against rival candidate Aisha Binani in the 2023 elections. “Atiku funded 99.9% of Fintiri’s elections in 2019 and stood by him solidly in the 2023 fight with Binani,” Abbo declared. Atiku funded 99.9% of Fintiri’s elections in 2019 and stood by him solidly in the 2023 fight with Binani In closing, Senator Abbo clarified that his intention was not to disparage any individual but rather to address what he described as the “wrongs of the near past.” The implications of these allegations could stir further discussions on the influence of money in Nigerian politics and the ethics surrounding electoral funding. As the political landscape remains charged, stakeholders and citizens alike will be watching closely for any repercussions stemming from these claims. https://tgnews.com.ng/atiku-abubakar-allegedly-spent-%E2%82%A61-6-billion-to-secur/ |
Port443:How many don resign for USAID American,? The main American indicted, has he resigned? This tells you that the allegation is bullshit but inferiority complex won't allow you see road |
Aify147:Just as LP has failed igbos |
HeatSeeker:Huh! |
RIP to the dead. Life is worth close to nothing in the southeast |
Sheuns:Have you thought about the true worth of the company that was sold for $30m in 2005 too? If it's saner clime now your dick will be out already. Inferiority complex don finish igborillas |
jkpbestseries:He will still destroyed bambazoo at the poll same year |
Onitsha fakes news tabloid |
meobizy:👉 |
Nor be same state Rev father blew person head off on New year's Eve because of knockouts? Billionaires state? This is shameful |
meobizy:No Igbo artist dead or alive has ever made hundred thousand stream on Spotify . If Olamide didn't celebrate Asake first, he probably would have not become a star. Place some value in yourself. I know being Igbo for you is frustrating and worthless. Be proud |
HeatSeeker:Who's jealous here , Noble Igwe the messanger or I? I don't know the angle the jealous aspect comes from in this message. |
Sirmwill:Only in Igboland. Other parts of Nigeria are moving forward |
HeatSeeker:So, your are saying that fraud make them rich? |
OldNORSE:The feature he is exposing is part of what is tearing the country apart. Respect the host Obey the host rules Obey order etc. he is not tearing anything apart |
EXOUSIAng:You're not far from the truth. They will even say Tinubu is him money to criticize Igbo. The people that believed that Buhari is Jibril elsudani |
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