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 Politics › ADC Factional Chairman Reportedly Suspends Atiku Abubakar & Babachir Lawal by Busy5767(op): 6:47pm On Apr 13 |
ADC Factional Chairman Reportedly Suspends Atiku Abubakar & Babachir Lawal in Adamawa A fresh political drama is unfolding in Adamawa State as reports claim that a factional chairman of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Raji Sulaiman Zumo, has announced the suspension of two major political figures. Those reportedly affected include: Atiku Abubakar Babachir Lawal According to reports, the decision was made by a factional leadership group within the ADC in Adamawa State. However, the use of “factional chairman” raises questions about the legitimacy and reach of the decision, as Nigerian political parties often have internal leadership disputes at state level. At the moment, it is not yet confirmed whether the national leadership of the ADC has endorsed or rejected the suspension. The situation remains developing.
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| Culture › Re: Before Nigeria Was Nigeria: The Ancient Land, The Kingdoms, The Peoples by Busy5767(op): 7:55pm On Apr 03 |
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| Culture › Re: Before Nigeria Was Nigeria: The Ancient Land, The Kingdoms, The Peoples by Busy5767(op): 9:34pm On Apr 02 |
EmperorIsaac:Full details on our blog sir the link to see full details is below the post |
| Culture › Before Nigeria Was Nigeria: The Ancient Land, The Kingdoms, The Peoples by Busy5767(op): 9:23pm On Apr 02 |
Before the country called Nigeria existed, the land already had a long and rich history filled with ancient cultures, kingdoms, trade, religion, and power. The Nok civilization is one of the earliest known cultures in the region, and long before colonial rule, the land was already home to Hausa states, Kanem-Borno, Benin, Oyo, Igbo communities, and many other peoples. Nigeria as a country is modern, but the land is ancient. The British did not create the people or the kingdoms. They only joined different regions together, gave the territory a name, and later ruled it as a colony. That is why the real history of Nigeria goes far deeper than the date of independence. The full story includes the Nok, the old kingdoms, the arrival of the British, the 1914 amalgamation, independence, and the wars and struggles that shaped the country we know today. 👉 Read the full history here👇 https://www.dobblog.online/2026/04/nigeria-before-nigeria-deep-history-of.html
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| Foreign Affairs › BREAKING: Trump Removes Pam Bondi As US Attorney General by Busy5767(op): 8:51pm On Apr 02 |
U.S. President Donald Trump has removed Pam Bondi as Attorney General. Reports say the decision is linked to controversy surrounding the handling of Epstein-related files and internal political pressure. The development has sparked reactions across the U.S., as many question the real reason behind the sudden move. No official replacement has been confirmed yet. Full details 👇 https://www.dobblog.online/2026/04/trump-removes-pam-bondi-as-us-attorney.html 1 Like 1 Share
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| Politics › Sanwo-olu Stops Convoy To Greet Ajegunle Students by Busy5767(op): 7:04pm On Apr 01 |
Sanwo-Olu Stops Convoy To Greet Students In Ajegunle, Speaks On Tolu School Project Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu was seen interacting with school children in Ajegunle during a recent visit. According to a post shared online, the governor stopped his convoy briefly to speak with the students on his way to the Tolu Schools complex. He reportedly told them that the school project is one of the biggest in Africa and is ready for commissioning. However, there is no independent confirmation yet regarding the claim about it being the largest on the continent. The development has sparked reactions online, with many Nigerians discussing the project. Watch video and details here 👇 https://www.dobblog.online/2026/04/sanwo-olu-meets-students-in-ajegunle.html
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| Celebrities › Re: Actor Yomi Fash-lanso Shares What His Father Did When Pastor Asked For His Car by Busy5767(op): 12:44pm On Apr 01 |
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| Celebrities › Re: Actor Yomi Fash-lanso Shares What His Father Did When Pastor Asked For His Car by Busy5767(op): 12:43pm On Apr 01 |
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| Celebrities › Re: Actor Yomi Fash-lanso Shares What His Father Did When Pastor Asked For His Car by Busy5767(op): 12:43pm On Apr 01 |
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| Celebrities › Actor Yomi Fash-lanso Shares What His Father Did When Pastor Asked For His Car by Busy5767(op): 9:38am On Apr 01 |
Nollywood actor Yomi Fash-Lanso has shared a story about how his father reacted when a pastor asked him to sow his car as seed. According to him, his father bought a new car and drove it to church. During the service, the pastor reportedly told him that God wanted him to sow the car. His father then brought out the car key and gave it to the pastor without arguing. However, a few minutes later, he left the church, went home, and later returned with a spare key to drive the car back. When asked why he did that, his father replied: “Use your brain. The pastor asked for the key, not the car.” The story has since sparked reactions online, with many Nigerians sharing their opinions. 👇 https://www.dobblog.online/2026/04/use-your-brain-actor-yomi-fash-lanso.html
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| Politics › Video Shows Edo Youths Protesting Hardship, Nigerians React by Busy5767(op): 8:37am On Apr 01 |
A video making rounds online shows some youths reportedly protesting over hardship in Edo State. In the video, the protesters were seen expressing frustration over the rising cost of living and current economic situation. However, full details about the protest, including the exact location and timing, are still unclear as at the time of this report. It is worth noting that similar protests have happened in Edo State in recent times over issues like insecurity, electricity, and economic hardship. Watch the full video and details here👇 https://www.dobblog.online/2026/04/video-shows-edo-youths-protesting.html
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| Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Signals U.S. Pullback From Hormuz, Says Other Countries Should Step Up by Busy5767(op): 8:17am On Apr 01 |
brain54:I understand your frustration, but international conflicts are rarely that simple. Most situations like this build up over time with multiple actors involved, not just one person or country. It’s easy to point fingers, but the reality is usually more complex involving security concerns, past tensions, and strategic interests. Rather than reducing it to one individual, it’s better to look at the bigger picture and all the factors involved. |
| Foreign Affairs › Trump Signals U.S. Pullback From Hormuz, Says Other Countries Should Step Up by Busy5767(op): 7:16am On Apr 01 |
U.S. President Donald Trump has suggested that the United States may begin to reduce its involvement in tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, a major global oil route. According to recent reports, Trump indicated that other countries who depend on oil shipments through the region may need to take more responsibility for protecting it. The statement has sparked reactions online, especially as the Strait of Hormuz remains one of the most important routes for global oil supply. Any change in involvement could have an impact on fuel prices worldwide. However, there is no confirmed report of an immediate U.S. withdrawal, as the remarks suggest a possible gradual shift rather than a sudden exit. Full details and breakdown longside video here 👇 https://www.dobblog.online/2026/03/trump-signals-possible-us-pullback-from.html
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| Politics › US Lawmaker Warns Plateau Killings May Affect Nigeria–us Relations by Busy5767(op): 10:46am On Mar 31 |
A United States lawmaker, Riley Moore, has raised concerns over the recent killings in Plateau State, warning that continued violence in Nigeria could have implications for diplomatic relations between Nigeria and the United States. Moore made the comments following reports of deadly attacks in Plateau State, particularly incidents involving civilians during religious gatherings. According to him, the pattern of repeated violence is worrying and requires urgent attention from Nigerian authorities. In his remarks shared on social media platform X, the lawmaker called on the Nigerian government to strengthen security measures to protect citizens, especially in vulnerable communities where attacks have been reported in recent months. He also suggested that failure to address the insecurity could affect how the United States engages with Nigeria on diplomatic and strategic matters. Plateau State, as well as nearby regions like Kaduna State, have experienced recurring incidents of violence, leading to concerns from both local residents and international observers. Calls have continued for improved security response and long-term solutions to the ongoing crisis. Breakdown 👇 https://www.dobblog.online/2026/03/us-lawmaker-riley-moore-warns-nigeria.html
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| Crime › Man Who Won $167M Lottery Arrested Again Over $12k Theft by Busy5767(op): 6:36am On Mar 31 |
A man who won $167 million Powerball jackpot in the US has been arrested again over an alleged burglary case. He is accused of stealing about $12,000 from a home, although the case is still under investigation. This has surprised many, considering his massive lottery win. See Video and full report 👇 https://www.dobblog.online/2026/03/man-wins-167-million-lottery-then-gets.html
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| Politics › Video: Lady Calls On Pastors, Imams To Lead Protest In Nigeria by Busy5767(op): 6:08am On Mar 31 |
A viral video circulating online shows a woman calling on pastors and imams to come out and lead protests over the situation in Nigeria. In the video, she questioned why religious leaders are not speaking out or taking action like in the past. The clip has generated mixed reactions from Nigerians online. Watch video & read more👇 https://www.dobblog.online/2026/03/viral-video-woman-calls-on-pastors-and.html 1 Like
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| Foreign Affairs › Video El Salvador Prison Labor: Seen Working Inside Prison Under Bukele’s Policy by Busy5767(op): 12:45am On Mar 31 |
Videos and reports from El Salvador have shown inmates working inside prison facilities as part of the country’s ongoing prison reforms under President Nayib Bukele. In the footage circulating online, prisoners are seen working in groups, sewing uniforms and carrying out organized tasks under supervision. The program is part of a broader security and prison management approach introduced in El Salvador. According to government reports and media coverage, the prison labor initiative is designed to: • Keep inmates engaged in structured activities • Reduce idleness inside prisons • Provide basic skills training • Allow some inmates to earn benefits such as reduced sentences The policy has gained attention globally, especially as El Salvador continues its crackdown on gang activity and implements strict measures within facilities like CECOT (Terrorism Confinement Center). While supporters say the system promotes discipline and rehabilitation, critics have raised concerns about prison conditions and the scale of incarceration in the country. The videos showing inmates working have continued to circulate widely on social media, sparking debates about crime control, justice, and prison reform. Read breakdown and see video 👇 https://www.dobblog.online/2026/03/el-salvador-prison-labor-bukele-inmates-working.html 1 Like 1 Share
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| Foreign Affairs › US Airports Normalize As TSA Workers Get Paid by Busy5767(op): 12:06am On Mar 31 |
US Airports Return To Normal As TSA Workers Finally Receive Pay After Weeks Of Chaos Airports across the United States are now gradually returning to normal after weeks of disruption caused by a funding crisis involving the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The situation had earlier led to long queues, delays, and staff shortages, as many TSA workers were reportedly not paid during the period. However, recent developments show that TSA officers have now started receiving their pay, helping to ease the situation across major airports. The issue has also sparked political reactions, with different sides blaming each other over the cause of the crisis. 👉 Read full details here: https://www.dobblog.online/2026/03/us-airports-recover-as-tsa-workers.html
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| Foreign Affairs › Video: US Lawmaker Riley Moore Reacts To Senate Bill by Busy5767(op): 5:49am On Mar 28 |
U.S. Congressman Riley Moore has reacted to a recent Senate bill, raising concerns about border security and funding. In a video shared online, he called for more support for agencies like ICE, CBP, and HSI, saying stronger enforcement is needed. The issue is part of the ongoing political debate in the United States over immigration and government spending. 👉 Watch video & read more: https://www.dobblog.online/2026/03/video-us-lawmaker-riley-moore.html
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| Politics › Re: BREAKING: Viral Video Claims Nigerian CDS Made Controversial Statement On Terror by Busy5767(op): 10:08am On Mar 27 |
magoo10:You’ve raised valid concerns, especially about cases where “repentant” fighters return to violence that’s something no country can afford to ignore. Security decisions should definitely be based on risk assessment and intelligence, not emotions, and protecting the wider population must always come first. At the same time, it’s also important to separate different categories of people involved. Those who are hardened fighters or repeat offenders should face strict consequences, no doubt. But those who were genuinely forced into it, especially at a young age, may require a different approach otherwise, we risk pushing more people back into the cycle. On leadership, accountability is key. Appointments and decisions should be based on competence and results, not connections. When that balance is missing, it affects trust and effectiveness. In the end, the real solution is not choosing between “the country or a few individuals” it’s building a system that protects citizens first, punishes real threats, and prevents future recruitment at the same time. |
| Politics › Re: Sowore Calls Governors ‘shameless’ After Viral Video Praising Tinubu by Busy5767(op): 10:01am On Mar 27 |
Gjrich:You’ve actually captured both sides of the argument well. The frustration many Nigerians feel right now is real, especially when insecurity and economic issues are still affecting daily life. So when people see public praise, it can come across as disconnected, even if that wasn’t the intention. At the same time, like you said, political endorsements and commendations are not new they’ve always been part of governance and alliances. The real issue is whether those same leaders are also delivering results behind the scenes. In the end, beyond the optics and the politics, what people really want is simple: visible improvement in security, economy, and basic services. If that is happening, the noise reduces. If not, every public display will naturally be questioned. |
| Politics › Re: BREAKING: Viral Video Claims Nigerian CDS Made Controversial Statement On Terror by Busy5767(op): 6:27am On Mar 27 |
magoo10:I understand the frustration, especially with how long insecurity has gone on and the pain people have experienced. But at the same time, reducing everything to anger alone may not solve the problem. The military’s job is not just about force, but also strategy sometimes decisions are based on intelligence, long-term stability, and preventing more violence. Also, not everyone involved in these groups is the same; some are hardened fighters, while others were forced or misled into it. As for leadership, accountability is important, and people have the right to question decisions. But solving insecurity will require more than just blame it needs better coordination, proper resources, and addressing the root causes as well. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Sowore Calls Governors ‘shameless’ After Viral Video Praising Tinubu by Busy5767(op): 6:25am On Mar 27 |
Basic123:You actually made a fair point Sowore has always positioned himself as anti-establishment. But at the same time, people are free to question his timing or motives too. In politics, both consistency and perception matter, so it’s normal for people to interpret things differently. 1 Like 2 Shares |
| Politics › Re: Sowore Calls Governors ‘shameless’ After Viral Video Praising Tinubu by Busy5767(op): 6:25am On Mar 27 |
mascot87:I think it might be a bit of a stretch to reduce everything to ethnic or political “strategy.” From what we’ve seen over time, Sowore has consistently criticized different leaders across parties, not just one side. Sometimes it’s better to look at the message itself rather than assuming it’s about trying to win any group over. 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: BREAKING: Viral Video Claims Nigerian CDS Made Controversial Statement On Terror by Busy5767(op): 6:21am On Mar 27 |
angelboy01:You made a very important point about root causes. If the system doesn’t address issues like poverty, lack of education, and child vulnerability, the cycle will continue. Dealing with the top commanders is one part, but preventing recruitment is just as important for long-term peace. |
| Politics › Re: BREAKING: Viral Video Claims Nigerian CDS Made Controversial Statement On Terror by Busy5767(op): 6:20am On Mar 27 |
tunjijones:Exactly, and this is where the situation becomes complicated. Some of them are victims themselves before becoming perpetrators. That’s why many experts talk about separating hardened fighters from those who were forced or indoctrinated, especially young ones. |
| Politics › Re: BREAKING: Viral Video Claims Nigerian CDS Made Controversial Statement On Terror by Busy5767(op): 6:18am On Mar 27 |
sweerychick:That’s a strong position and many people feel the same way. But the challenge is that security decisions are not always just emotional sometimes they involve intelligence, negotiation, and preventing further attacks. It’s not always as simple as eliminating everyone involved. |
| Politics › Re: BREAKING: Viral Video Claims Nigerian CDS Made Controversial Statement On Terror by Busy5767(op): 6:17am On Mar 27 |
FortCavazosKnox:I understand your point, and truly the pain caused by terrorism makes people feel justice should be immediate and strict. But at the same time, the role of the military is also to protect and manage situations carefully. Not every case is always black and white, especially when some individuals may have been forced into it. 1 Like |
| Foreign Affairs › Putin Warns Iran War Could Trigger Global Economic Shock by Busy5767(op): 6:58pm On Mar 26 |
Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that the ongoing conflict involving Iran could impact the global economy in a way similar to the COVID‑19 pandemic slowing growth, disrupting supply chains, and pushing inflation higher. Economists are raising alarms over energy market disruptions and price spikes as the conflict continues. Read the full story 👉 https://www.dobblog.online/2026/03/putin-warns-iran-war-could-shake-global.html What do you think will this conflict hurt the world economy like COVID did? Discuss.
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| Politics › BREAKING: Viral Video Claims Nigerian CDS Made Controversial Statement On Terror by Busy5767(op): 5:56pm On Mar 26 |
A video has just started circulating on X (Twitter) showing what appears to be Nigeria’s Chief of Defence Staff, General Olufemi Oluyede, making a statement about how terrorists should be dealt with suggesting a chance for repentance using a biblical analogy (“prodigal son”). We published an article discussing the video and providing context because at this time no major news outlets have independently verified the claim. You can read it here and watch clip 👉 https://www.dobblog.online/2026/03/video-circulating-on-x-shows-nigerian.html Your thoughts? Should statements by top military officials be taken seriously before official confirmation, or should we wait for verified source reporting?
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| Politics › Sowore Calls Governors ‘shameless’ After Viral Video Praising Tinubu by Busy5767(op): 5:36pm On Mar 26 |
Activist Omoyele Sowore has criticized Nigerian state governors, describing them as “shameless” in a reaction shared online. His statement followed a viral video showing governors praising President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The comment has generated mixed reactions among Nigerians, with some supporting his view while others disagreed. Breakdown 👇 https://www.dobblog.online/2026/03/sowore-blasts-governors-calls-them.html
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