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favor914:
Pardon is for convicted felons, he should plead guilty first, before any pardon.

That is how the system works.

Rebuker:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qW7H5crJf4E?si=cAn1D8kk2PNy24L3

Kingpele:
ASUU thought it was during pdp days ,when education was taken seriously..since APC came with buharia who allegedly don't have certificate and tinubu whose certificates are questionable..the only man in the world who started college one year before it was established...APC government have zero regards for education and if ASUU insist on going on strike they will be wasting their time

godwinngbede:
BREAKING: Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced during an interview he’ll run for re-election in November 2026, and says he fully expects to win.

What do you think about this?

Rebelutionary:
It is still raining and at this rate PDP will be emptied into the APC! 🌧️🌨️💦🌧️🌨️

wediehere1:
A magistrate court sitting in Kuje, FCT Abuja, has remanded the brother of Nnamdi Kanu, Prince Emmanuel Kanu and his lawyer, Aloy Ejimakor, in Kuje prison.

The remand followed their participation in the #FreeNnamdiKanuNow protest on Monday in Abuja.

“The magistrate seating in Kuje remanded Barrister Aloy Ejimakor, the lead counsel in Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s case and Prince Emmanuel Kanu, his youngest brother. This is a conspiracy from the executive, legislature and judiciary to frustrate Kanu’s trial on Thursday,” Kanuta Kanu posted on X.

DAILY POST earlier reported that the Nigeria Police arraigned Nnamdi Kanu’s lawyer, Aloy Ejimakor and his brother Prince Emmanuel Kanu and 10 others following the protest in Abuja on Monday.

The court document to this effect was shared by former National Chairman of the Human Rights Commission of Nigeria, HRCN, Prof Chidi Odinkalu, via X on Tuesday.

The police charged them for inciting disturbance and breach of public peace in disobedience to a court order.

Amotolongbo:
Is this not the minister of interior who organised that chaotic immigration recruitment leading to stampede and death of many Nigerian youths in 2014?

May the souls of the dead rest in peace

Glimpsetv:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jPu-MmUaj0?si=NBsiDQBZwc4JmTua

adenigga:

Most Important Defection Yet To Take Place – Makinde
According to him, only the Nigerian people, not defections or political manoeuvres, will decide the outcome of the 2027 general election.
Skit maker

As if he is not part of problem






Source: https://www.channelstv.com/2025/10/17/most-important-defection-yet-to-take-place-makinde

adenigga:

Most Important Defection Yet To Take Place – Makinde
According to him, only the Nigerian people, not defections or political manoeuvres, will decide the outcome of the 2027 general election.
Skit maker

As if he is not part of problem






Source: https://www.channelstv.com/2025/10/17/most-important-defection-yet-to-take-place-makinde

Quelme:
Okay. Those lazy trapezium head from the other side will soon come here to claim this landmark achievement.

They will be here soon to tell us how they developed Lagos.

nlfpmod:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1ANNWjm_7M

Actress Sarah Martins tearfully shares her encounter with Lagos task force officials, who allegedly harassed her for cooking on the street in Lekki.




https://www.instagram.com/reel/DP4BtNRAsjq/?igsh=MWNsOHlwdHhyemU5cQ==

Odewaleadesoye:


So, over to you!
What would you like to tell President Bola Ahmed Tinubu To Do For Nigeria?

Odewaleadesoye:


So, over to you!
What would you like to tell President Bola Ahmed Tinubu To Do For Nigeria?

naptu2:
Man of Letters @Letter_to_Jack



https://x.com/Letter_to_Jack/status/1976905169175474320?

Man of Letters @Letter_to_Jack

SeverusSnape:
Russia is an over hyped super power. So after almost four years, they are still seeking help of mercenaries from third world countries to defeat 'little' Ukraine.

Shame

Spectators:
I REMAIN IN PDP – Sen Dickson
*Backs Choice of Amupitan as INEC Chairman

Today, I addressed some members of the media and the Senate Press Corps on my views about the President’s nomination of Professor Joash Amupitan, SAN, as INEC Chairman. Everyone knows that the President has forwarded the name to the Senate, which has been read and referred accordingly, after approval by the National Council of State.

My views about the impartiality of INEC officials are well known, and that is the way it should be. I have listened to a number of commentators and made some inquiries, and I told journalists that, on the basis of the available evidence and facts, I will be voting to confirm or support the nomination of Professor Amupitan.

As a member of the Committee on Electoral Matters, I am aware of the controversies about his alleged membership of the President's legal team in the last election petitions. I have made a lot of inquiries, and I have been told that the nominee was not a member of the President's legal team, and that the name is being confused with another professor — Professor Osipitan — also a Professor of Law, but in Lagos, not the nominee, who is a Professor of Law in UNIJOS, although the names appear similar.

While requiring impartiality of nominees, as we have established, in the case of professionals, we should look beyond evidence of professional engagement or involvement and probe to discover partisan or political involvement. As lawyers, by their own professional calling and ethos, they are duty-bound to accept briefs from persons and parties who retain their services and are not tied to any particular politician or political party.

But in this case, what has been shown so far establishes that he wasn't a member of the President's legal team. Even if it were so, I would still have required further evidence of political or partisan involvement, in a political sense, not professionally. We can't confine professionals like lawyers and doctors from attending to any set of politicians or political parties.

Furthermore, I consider refreshing the nomination of a Professor of Law of his standing, who is also, for the first time, a Senior Advocate appointed into this office at this critical period. While being a professor is evidence of scholarship, but may not be enough to speak for integrity, I believe that the additional consideration of being a Senior Advocate — the first in our history — speaks a lot. It gives an opportunity for the nominee, when confirmed, to be alive to the demands and to be alive to his place in history. And I believe he should be conscious of the judgment of men and God, and also of posterity.

Also today, I have been bombarded since morning when the news broke of the defection of the Governor of my state, His Excellency Senator Duoye Diri, who said he resigned from the PDP with his executives and 14 members of the PDP, out of the 17 PDP-elected members of the State House of Assembly. It is a major development in the politics of our state.

Our state, which has been in the PDP since 1999 till date, is now midway being donated to the APC free of charge. I've told all those who have been bombarding me with questions that I am not moving. I am still in the PDP. My life and values about constancy, consistency, principles, honour, and loyalty to people and causes have not changed.

I, more than anyone, since we lost in the 2015 presidential election, have been at the forefront, bearing the brunt in unspeakable terms of keeping the state PDP and fighting to elevate the governor and everyone else in the state to the current positions which they hold on the platform of the PDP.

It is unfortunate that my hand-picked successor, whose consideration was influenced mainly by the need to protect the values and ideals of the state and of the Ijaw Nation, sees things differently. The PDP has a special place in the history of Bayelsa, the Ijaw Nation, and the Niger Delta, and all so-called minorities and majority groups in Nigeria, as well as all faiths, because it is an inclusive platform.

The PDP gave my people an opportunity to be a Vice President, an Acting President, and a President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. And I branded it, since 2015, as Governor, the party of the Ijaw Nation — the same way I branded Bayelsa the Jerusalem of the Ijaw Nation.

I believe that I, and other leaders and all products of the PDP, of Bayelsa and the Ijaw Nation, have a duty to show loyalty and steadfastness to the PDP to the very end.

I'm aware of the challenges in the party caused by the governors — the lack of leadership and focus of the governors and the members of the Working Committee who decided to tear the party to pieces on irrelevant issues, even up till now. But I believe that captains who are truly deserving of their ranks are the last to bail out. Any captain or pilot deserving of his rank and place must do everything to salvage a troubled ship or craft and must be the last to bail out. I believe that time has not come.

This was why, when the PDP lost in 2015, I devoted a lot of time as Chairman of the National Reconciliation Committee, working with others to galvanize and reposition the party and all governors and leaders. We stood our ground to reorganize and save the party and position it for the 2019 election, which we believe we won.

To be fair to the Governor, he consulted me, and we have discussed several times, and on each occasion, I told him my position, based on my principles and values, which he knows. And these are the same values that I had in mind when I supported him above other equally worthy contestants, because of our collective involvement in the Ijaw movement and the Niger Delta struggle. His area, the smallest local government, had not produced a governor before, and he has been a part of my team since 2012.

It is unfortunate that he has taken this step, which he is at liberty to take. As I said, these days, you don't know what is pursuing most of these governors and leaders defecting to the APC, or what they are pursuing. I wish him the best of luck.

I use this opportunity to call on all in Bayelsa to be calm and go about the politicking that will unfold from now till the 2027 elections peacefully. Even in the face of a crippling recession and an unprecedented federally backed opposition subversion, I did a lot to build peace and stability, and to take the state away from criminality and violence. And this Governor, to his credit, is also building on that foundation.

I enjoin all not to hide under the politicking that this will generate to undermine the peace that we have secured in Bayelsa for over 15 years. It is on account of my commitment to peace that, since leaving government, I have not made any comment, nor have I behaved as a godfather — putting pressure or even making demands or interfering — and that has brought us thus far, showing maturity and tolerance to this level.

I assure everyone in Bayelsa that I will continue to do that, even in this situation moving forward.

I commend the loyalty and steadfastness of all officials and leaders in the state who have decided to keep faith with the PDP in this trying time. I also commend the abiding loyalty of the people who, we know, constitute the organic membership and strength that the PDP has always enjoyed.

I will consult with other leaders of the party to begin the process of repositioning the PDP as the opposition that we have suddenly become.

HSD.


https://spectatorsng.com/i-remain-in-pdp-back-amupitan-as-inec-chairman-senator-seriake-dickson/

Zionmdde:
Rubbish
Waste of time
Vying for presidency means being vulnerable to all these name callings and the rest. He shouldn't be found in all these petty lawsuits

bigpicture001:
For me... It's makinde... Funny enough I am Igbo and an Obidient...

Give honour to whom it is due

1. Makinde

2. Soludo

3. Otti

Chilipepper:
Nigerian skit maker Deacon Famous has praised his in-laws for their rare sense of independence and respect.

In a post shared on social media, he revealed that since getting married, no one from his wife’s family has ever asked him for any favor — not even during family events or funerals.

We need to learn that it’s not the duty of your son-in-law to solve your family problems. Na marry I marry, I no take loan with interest,” he wrote humorously.



https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1RFHVjgdMs/

LagosOrigin:
You're right , Israel don't take prisoners , they kill straight up.

They sent all the military generals of Iran to there audio virgin in audio paradise 😂

nedu666:
Lamba. Qatar is making promises every where like they have unlimited money

fergie001:
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2025/10/13/hamas-hostage-release-live-trump-starmer-gaza-war/

SmartPolician:
A government that negotiates with terrorists has no moral justification to still detain Nnamdi Kanu.

razzydoo:
Interstitial cells of Cajal..I greet you Sir.

Botragelad:
I
Source:
https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/firefights-erupt-between-pakistani-afghan-forces-along-border-2025-10-11/

Nlfpmod
nlfpmod

Manny21:
Continue to fire back fire for fire. This guy is a clown

“I am his senior both in governance and in engineering practice. So, anything he doesn’t understand, he should call me and ask."

He has not changed. Very proud and arrogant

Maxymilliano:
https://punchng.com/umahi-fires-back-at-makinde-over-lagos-calabar-highway-cost/?fbclid=Iwb21leANXclpjbGNrA1dx7WV4dG4DYWVtAjExAAEejjyeWfa6fV_1loavH60843Ms1phqtqVpJkOEc0xReatw8rbstzSlvHWG1z8_aem_NrThhU2fPOIMFgvxQtduow#google_vignette

BlackViper:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmYZHgciPwU?si=-lk88TdCvEnhHJKH



https://www.foxnews.com/politics/biden-undergoes-radiation-therapy-cancer-spokesperson-says