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zero8zero:
This man does not even know what he wanted, his body is in labour party but his soul is in PDP. Some of his supporters like Dele Farotimi & co have warned if he joined PDP, he's finished, the party he once called a structure of criminality. Another group of Obidients like Kenneth Okwonkwo are saying he should go back to PDP if they offered him their presidential ticket or VP. It is confusion everywhere, guy man sef don tire.

hafeeanubasy:
Nobody use NBAIS to study secular course except Arabic and Islamic Course.

I don't know why Christians always have headache over things that have nothing to do with them.!

I left in 2022, and by 2023, the economy had started falling apart, so to them, I had foresight.

Sharpsharp00123:
so are u telling me that once the name of an institution is changed, those who attended before it was changed forged their documents?

So turkey changed name to turkiye, so are u telling me those president who governed the country before the name was changed governed a country that wasn't created.

Omo see the people we argue with online, I pray one day I meet people like u in a radio or television broadcast where we will debate things reasonably like seriously u will b ashamed of yourself

Beremx:
If they had taken their exams in the SE, probably they wouldn't have had excellent results. Congratulations to them.

Yesterday I was in a public bus going to Ikotun. I met a young girl who didn't know where her CBT center was located. she was asking everyone in the bus if they know the center. Nobody knew the center and the estate it was located. I took her printed slip and checked. They address wasn't well detailed. It was just written Ikotun with the CBT center. I told her to google the CBT center and check. I noticed she wasn't fast in doing so. I quickly collected the slip and googled the center. There we saw the full address. Luckily for us, the driver just passed the bus stop where the CBT center is located. She alighted from the bus and found her way to the center. I paid for her fare and she appreciated.
JAMB has a long way to go if they cannot add detailed address of CBT centres. Only God knows how many students arrived late for their exams because they couldn't locate their centres early

helinues:
Funnily, it was just yesterday I came across the video on Facebook. Based on the comments, it should be 30 weeks old.

The lady was being questioned by one of the house committee about federal government establishments in Anambra state and the appointments.

You know I don't like ridiculously like you lots, those who might have seen the video will soon come to testify .

helinues:


I watched one video on YouTube some days ago. It was about appointments into one of the FG institution department

811 plus was appointed from Anambra state alone while Bayelsa state had zero. Enugu or Abia had 65+. The appointments was supposed to be federal appointments which should include reasonable number from all states but unfortunately, the appointments had nothing less than 70+ Igbo's because the commission recruiting was held by an Igbo lady. She even said she was fair with the appointments

Before accusing others of something, people should endeavor to be looking into the mirrow, see who appears there before pointing fingers

PresidObi:
God the father knows
All the angels know
Even the devil with his long tail knows

The only people who dont know are enemies of Nigeria who wants to keep Nigeria poor, disorganised and divided by nepotism.

Three persons were confirmed dead and 21 others injured following a stampede during a humanitarian cash distribution exercise organized by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and UNICEF in Bama, Borno State.


According to eyewitnesses that Spoke to Zagazola Makama, the tragic incident occurred on May 15 at about 8:00 a.m. at Kasugula Primary School, one of the designated payment centres in Bama. A large crowd had gathered at the location to receive a flat-rate cash assistance of N28,500.

As the number of beneficiaries swelled, the situation spiraled out of control when the crowd surged toward the school gate, triggering a stampede that left several people trampled and injured.


Those who sustained injuries in the incident include Falmata Alhaji Modu, Falmata Modu, Tella Babagana Tujani, Bulama Yakime, Amina Mohammed, Mallam Akura, Fatima Bukar, Yagana Ibrahim, Fatima Mohammed, Fatima Abatcha, Zara Lawan, Inde Modu, and Aisha Abdullahi, all residents of Bama town.

Bukar Labddo, 60, of Bukar Tela Ward, was pronounced dead on arrival at the General Hospital in Bama. Hospital sources later confirmed that two more victims succumbed to their injuries while receiving treatment.

Security personnel were immediately deployed to the scene to restore order and assist in the evacuation of the injured to nearby medical facilities.


The body of the deceased has been released to his family for burial according to Islamic rites. The humanitarian agencies involved have yet to issue an official statement regarding the incident.

funshint:
Then it means you don't know the history of APC.

Sharpsharp00123:
I haven't gotten to that position

Agewise n achievement wise

So tell us who to give it to after taking it

Sharpsharp00123:
take it back and give it to who?

A former presidential spokesperson and political analyst, Mr. Laolu Akande, has dismissed fears surrounding Professor Pat Utomi’s proposed shadow government, describing it as a harmless expression of political thought rather than a threat to national security.

Akande made the remarks on Friday during an interview on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily, where he addressed the viability of Nigeria’s political opposition and the recent response by the Department of State Services to Utomi’s comments.

Reacting to reports that the DSS viewed Utomi’s idea as potentially unlawful, Akande said security operatives should focus on more pressing concerns.

“I would advise the DSS people not to bother themselves too much. There are more important things for the DSS to deal with. Please, let’s do that. Just leave Utomi alone, he’s just having fun,” he said.


Professor Pat Utomi had earlier suggested the creation of a shadow government to provide alternative policy ideas and challenge the current administration intellectually.

The DSS reportedly warned that such a move could be viewed as illegal.

But, Akande argued that the concept was not aimed at subverting the government, but rather at stimulating political engagement and offering ideological alternatives.


“Whether it’s against the law—I wouldn’t be able to say that. I’ll let the lawyers do that determination. But I think it’s an expression of an idea,” he noted.

Highlighting what he described as a “serious vacuum” in Nigeria’s political space, Akande criticised the opposition parties, particularly the Peoples Democratic Party and Labour Party, for their inability to effectively engage with the ruling party on policy debates.

“The credit we can’t deny Professor Pat Utomi is that he understands there’s a serious vacuum, even in terms of contesting ideas with the current administration. The opposition—whether it’s PDP or LP—has completely lost that footing,” he said.

He further clarified that Utomi’s plan is not about taking over government but about filling a leadership gap with constructive input.

“He says it’s not to bring down any government, it’s just to provide ideas, specific ideas and alternatives. It seems to be somebody who understands that we have to contest ideas—even with a ruling party, which is not existing,” Akande stated.

While he acknowledged the good intentions behind the shadow government initiative, Akande expressed doubt over its long-term viability.

“I don’t see it as a very viable thing that is going to happen. I think Utomi is just trying to say, ‘Look, this space is empty—we can’t leave this in a vacuum.’ That’s what I see,” he added

An Edo State High Court sitting in Auchi has nullified the suspension and removal of the Chairman and Vice Chairman of Etsako West Local Government Area, Hon. Zibiri Marvelous and Hon. Benji Ojietu.


The judgment comes three weeks after a High Court in Igarra, Akoko-Edo Local Government Area reinstated Hon. Tajudeen Alade as the authentic chairman of the local government, nullifying his alleged impeachment.

In his ruling, Justice O.M. Obayuwana declared the impeachment proceedings against Marvelous and Ojietu null and void, stating that the process did not comply with Section 19 of the Edo State Local Government Law 2000 (as amended in 2002).

The suit, marked HAU/32os/2025, highlighted that the respondents failed to meet the necessary statutory requirements for impeachment, which included:

The formation of a 7-member panel to investigate the claimants,

A review of the findings by the Edo State House of Assembly, and

Proper service of the impeachment notice to the claimants.

The court also ordered the Inspector General of Police to ensure the protection of the claimants as they resume office. Additionally, it issued a perpetual injunction preventing the respondents from interfering with the claimants’ duties and awarded ₦1 million each as compensation to the claimants.

Reacting to the ruling, Hon. Marvelous described the judgment as a victory for democracy and appealed to the state governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo, to respect the court’s decision.

Sharpsharp00123:
guy south ain't d same

In d south we have the moderate Christians n extremist just as u have it in d north

South west is liberal n moderate n that's y religion is balanced there n the other south but u see those children of hate n perdition, they are importing their hate to Christianity.

Sharpsharp00123:
na lie

Sharpsharp00123:
y not bring drug crimes in USA

I can bet it is d igbos

Sharpsharp00123:
this is Saudi Arabia where Igbos aren't allowed to go
.how can u use this place as a measure of crime?

Y not use a neutral country that allows everyone?

U yourself know Igbos can't enter Saudi cos they are majorly Christians

Y not use India, Thailand, Cambodia and cos as yardstick

Sharpsharp00123:
what about ibos been caught everyday for drugs

Sharpsharp00123:
an Igbo calling someone a drug lord

11th wonder of d worls

Sharpsharp00123:
we understand u Ibos plight n how u believe it's your turn but tinubu outsmarted u all but calm down

Your Messiah also said he will do same

WizardOfNG:
Lol. As Yorubas will ask "ni énu è?". A rhetotical question targeted at hypocrites most guilty of offence and wrongdoing they indict others of.

Let me not say much as I will sure be banned in this forum where no one can say anything critical of a certain people and drugs while they can throw slurs at our President convicted of nothing. Unlike the hundred sitting on death row worldwide.

Suffice to say you people should carry on calling Tinubu "drug lord" and "Pablo Escobar" as if you don't understand that others view that same as Evans mocking anyone in this universe over kidnapping.

madridguy:
A.k.a the onion making the people from the cry cry republic cry day and night.

PresidObi:
If we don't find a way to smuggle Peter Obi into that seat by any means possible, start processing your visas, because the suffering going on now will me childs play to what people will see in this hell hole by 2027.

Just prepare yourself and don't say you were not warned.