It's better for us not to condone bad acts that could lead to harm or killing of our people. Let's condemn their atrocities and speak out to restore peace. Thanks for sharing truth
I am happy to demonise the demons, which IPOB and the entire so-called Biafra freedom fighters are headed by your failure of a supreme leader, Nnamdi Kalu.
Buhari is on record as the worst person to ever become Nigeria’s president, his greatest deed was declaring the IPOB and all its associated groups terrorist organisation.
My accounts about the activities of this terror organisation are both my personal eyewitness and from reliable first person accounts. As a terrorist sympathiser, you and your kins can continue to live the lie and denial as long as you want but reality will dawn on you sooner or later.
I am from Abia State, Ugwunagbo LGA, Obegu village precisely. I will not support criminals and terrorist simply because we speak same language even if that makes me stand out and alone though there many people who agree with me.
I can write a 1000 pages book on this subject but I will be as brief as possible:
Anambra- Headquartered in Ihiala and Nnewi South LGA, IPOB camped and terrorised residents for years unstopped especially after being pushed away from the Orlu-Orsu LGAs of IMO State. My warehouse was situated at the popular Ihiala Market so I witnessed many killings. It was common to see corpse littered on the streets especially at Total filling station Ihiala. Death by IPOB became stall news, it was daily. They erected roadblocks along the roads of Amorka, Azia, Lilu, Okija, Mbosi, Isseke, Orsumoghu, Ubuluisuzor and Uli extorting road users and kidnapping any who’s unfortunate. I lived in Uli and there were no silent nights, it was always gun shots and screams because a terrorist camp was a stone throw to my lodging. I had a brand new car at this time in 2022, I had to park the car for fear of being donated to terrorist as it was the norm.
Nigeria Journalist with double standard. FG has paid the principal loan it remains only interest. What noise again. The one that pay principal will clear interest nah.
[quote author=naptu2 post=135162675][/quote]Ok. Enjoy your SDP in peace. What I know for sure is that they can’t follow you. They know you well well Mr El Rufai
Asonaijaaso: Nigeria is burning—literally. In broad daylight, human beings are being hunted, brutalized, and set ablaze on federal roads, and the government does nothing. Instead of tackling the escalating lawlessness, mob justice, and security collapse, Tinubu and his cronies are obsessed with power consolidation—silencing political opponents, removing governors, and installing loyalists who will not challenge him. Where is the outrage? Where is the leadership? How does a so-called Commander-in-Chief allow citizens to be executed like animals while he wages proxy wars against Natasha, Fubara, Achimugu, and Emir Sanusi? When a government fails to protect its people, it has no legitimacy.
Tinubu swore an oath to keep Nigeria safe. He has failed. He removed a whole governor for oil pipelines, but when it comes to human lives, his silence is deafening. If Edo is not immediately declared a state of emergency, Tinubu will forever be remembered as the President who let Nigerians burn in the streets while playing politics with gangsters like Wike and Ganduje.
If Tinubu cannot lead with decisiveness, the Senate must begin impeachment proceedings—so he can stop his power games and start governing. The North will never forget this betrayal if action is not taken. You had the balls to do it before, Mr. President. Do it again.
You don’t have conscience at all. You turn everything into politics. Instead to condemn the act you kept mentioning Tinubu and add fire to the matter.
[quote author=GistMedia0 post=134353013]In a historic shift, lawyers and judges in Burkina Faso will now wear exclusively African clothing in court, marking the end of the colonial-era tradition of donning European-style wigs and robes. The decision aligns with the country’s broader push for cultural identity and self-reliance, eliminating the need for imported legal attire.
This decision marks a significant step in reinforcing African heritage and pride, aligning with a broader movement across the continent to break free from imposed traditions. Many view this as an act of cultural liberation, symbolizing a shift in mindset that prioritizes African identity over remnants of colonial influence.
Observers believe this move reflects a growing wave of consciousness across Africa, with Burkina Faso’s leader,Captain Ibrahim Traoré, seen as a driving force in this revolution. As more African nations challenge outdated colonial practices, will others take inspiration from Burkina Faso’s example?[/quote
Let him change his soldiers clothe and shoes to native then we now believe him that time
Penguin2: Idiotic charlatans trying to play psychological game with Peter Obi supporters by trying to tell us those who have abandoned Obi.
These are people who became relevant because of Obi and not the other way round.
Why knew Val Ozigbo before Obi supported him for Anambra PDP ticket in 2022?
Who knew Isaac Balami before 2023?
Or the Kaduna Okada rider that won election on the Peter Obi bandwagon effect?
Why didn’t The Nation Newspaper list those who have defected from PDP?
But news flash, no matter the charlatans who leave Labour Party, if you conduct election today, Tinubu would have to write results to defeat Peter Obi.
Free and fair election, Obi will beat Tinubu silly before 12pm.
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. U need to consult more at mid night
Very painful in this country that most of our journalists depend on eyewitnesses evidence rather than deeply and secretly investigating reports. Al they know is accusing and questioning guest at their various hot seat studio. May God help us.
franchasng: Before the liars and haters of Igbos come with their twisted history they usually tell their children to make them hate Igbos unjustly, let me set the record straight.
in 1993 when that election which Abiola won was held, Southeast had only 4 states; Anambra, Abia, Enugu and Imo.
MKO Abiola won Anambra state.
MKO Abiola scored over 43% of total votes cast in Imo, Abia and Enugu, while Tofa got around 45% to 46%, which meant that Tofa won MKO Abiola in Imo, Abia and Enugu with very small margins, so MKO Abiola secured more than the required % he needed in Southeast.
Let it also be known that an Igbo man from Imo State known as Sylvester Ugo was Tofa's running mate, meaning MKO Abiola contested against Igbo man indirectly yet Igbos voted massively for MKO Abiola a Yoruba man.
Let it also be noted that it was an Igbo man; Prof. Humphrey Nwosu who was the Chairman of NEC now INEC that damned the consequences, refused the directive of the Military government that told him to stop result collation in 1993 Presidential election, that man took the risk and declared MKO the winner of the election without fear. Yorubas dont ever celebrate or mention that man in their political history because he is Igbo man.
The only time an Igbo man that got massive Igbo support came out for Presidency in 2023, Yorubas could not give him 15% votes in their entire states of Osun, Ogun, Oyo, Ondo and Ekiti, but Igbos voted massively for 2 Yoruba presidential candidates MKO Abiola and Olusegun Obasanjo.
Let the record be known. You can fact check every word I said or wrote here, thank you
You omitted to mention part of Francis Arthur Nzeribe. Don’t forget is Igbo man as well
Rightly declared as the winner of that election by one of our neigbours from the East who showed courage, confidence & integrity putting his own life & that of his family at risk.
That our neigbour from the East is known as Professor Humphrey Nwosu from Anambra State.
That was when the Titel of Professor had meaning, was fearless, not like the moneybag fake Professors we have today.
I think of one who wanted to assess the maladministration of a drug fake certificate holder but he had corns in his pockets
Since then the fake prof. has been quiet while eating contaminated bullion van corns
Eastern part of Nigeria didn’t vote for MKO. Check your record.
attackgat: Former Presidential candidate and founder of SaharaReporters, Omoyele Sowore, has said that the problem Nigeria has with Igbos is that they challenged the British real estate called Nigeria. In the video below, Sowore said the following:
Nigeria never forgave the Igbos for the civil war, because Igbos challenged the real estate of the British called Nigeria.
Nnamdi Kanu is a political hostage.
Nigeria managed the Igbo problem through genocide.
Thousands of Boko haram have been released, but government is still holding Nnamdi Kanu.
The Nigerian Army are invading and burning down villages in the East under the guise of looking for IPOB, but there are villages in Katsina State under the control of bandits, with little or no Police and Army.
Any adult above 17 years in the East is an endangered specie because they can be tagged IPOB at any time and dealt with.
I travelled throughout the North in 2019 and 2023 during my Presidential campaign, even in bandit controlled areas, but saw no checkpoint. But every one kilometre in the East, there is a checkpoint.
Bobloco: Tinubu still holds El-Rufai in high esteem because he knows the immense contributions El-Rufai made towards his emergence as the APC presidential candidate and subsequently the president of Nigeria.
El-Rufai is too strategic to ignore, especially in the context of northern Nigeria, and Tinubu understands this fact.
Forget the rantings of Reno Omokri and his fellow hordes of urchinstons, BATerians, Agbadorians and paid agents who do nothing but engage in frivolous rantings on social media, looking for likes. Tinubu no send them
El Rufai na Tinubu baba, Losing him to the opposition will be catastrophic come 2027
Doylestown92: In no particular order. As a Yoruba man from Kogi, I noticed there's less discussion about the Okun people. So I made this compilation of famous Okun people. We're one Yoruba people, this is not a competition against any other subgroup. Also, none Yoruba people should keep off, this thread is not for disunity, but just one more glory of the Yoruba people.
1. Pius Adesanmi- Former Professor of Literature at The Pennsylvania State University, United States., Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada. Director of the Institute of African Studies at Carleton University.
2. Sam Adeyemi- Founder and Senior Pastor of Daystar Christian Center.
3. Bayo Ojo- S.A.N., Former Attorney General of Nigeria. Former head of The Nigerian Ministry of Justice.
4. John Onaiyekan- Cardinal, Archbishop emeritus of Abuja. Cardinal Priest of San Saturnino in Rome.
5. Eyitayo Lambo- Professor, Former Nigerian Federal Minister of Health.
6. Olu Obafemi- Professor of English and Dramatic Literature at The University of Illorin, former President of The Nigerian Academy of Letters.
7. Jide Omokore- Marine and Construction businessman, Forbes multimillionaire.
8. Abiodun Faleke- Member of Nigeria’s House of Representatives for Ikeja Federal Constituency, Lagos.
9. John Obaro- Technology entrepreneur, public speaker, and founder of SystemSpecs Nigeria Limited.
10. John Olatunde Ayeni- Lawyer, investor and business magnate, Chairman of Skye Bank.
11. Tolulope Arotile- First-ever female combat helicopter pilot in the Nigerian Air Force.
12. Etannibi Alemika- . Professor of Criminology and the Sociology of Law at the University of Jos, member The American Society of Criminology and The Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
13. Ibiyinka Alao- Nigerian-American artist, architect, writer, film director and musical theater composer.
14. Nike Davies-Okundaye- Artist, owner of the Nike Arts Galleries in Lagos, Abuja, Osogbo, and Ogidi.
15. Gbenro Ajibade- Actor, producer, model and presenter.
16. Seth Sunday Ajayi- Scientist, scholar, and the first African Professor of Wildlife Ecology.
17. Tunde Baiyewu- Nigeria-British singer and songwriter.
18. Joseph Abiodun Balogun- Nigerian-American academic, distinguished professor of Health Sciences at Chicago State University, Illinois, United States.
19. Sunday Bada- Sprinter, gold medal winner.
20. Grace Oyelude- Beauty Pageant, First Miss Nigeria.
21. TY Bello- Singer, songwriter, photographer and philanthropist.
22. Jaywon- Singer, songwriter and actor.
23. Darey Art Alade- Singer, Song Writer.
24. WizzyPro- Music Producer.
25. Ruger- Singer, Songwriter.
26. Tunde Ednut- Internet blogger and musician.
27. Dino Melaye- Former Senator for Kogi West . 28. Yetunde Barnabas- Model, actress and Movie Producer.
tito44: Most people from that part of Nigeria are organ and human parts harvesters (even from his claims). It's a pity that someone as his age has joined this unholy trade.
There’s no tribes or regions that don’t have bad and good ones. What matter most is ability to stand and condemn the bad ones . Yorubas never encourage and support bad things. Family names is so important to Yorubas. Despite’s it’s happen many of them will surely condemned it. I know what happen in Nigeria now has generated to point that those who lost last election always pray for bad things to happen to yorubas but don’t forget that you must play your politics well if you wish to be in that position that you’re aspiring to attain. Surely Nigeria will be great.
SensualMan1: Oh my God! Why is Tinubu clamping down on Northerners this way?
Statistics as of an hour ago shows that 894 Northerners has been killed in the past 5 days of protest with the collaboration of the yoruba IG of police.
What offense has the North committed against Tinubu?
This is not fair. The regional cleansing embarked upon by Tinubu and the yoruba IG against the North is not fair.
God is watching.
Whatever you’re trying to promote will catch up with you very soon. You’re relegating yourself and your leader.
vanbonattel: Hurray, Lagos is sitting at home, congratulations
What you force on others will one day come round to afflict you. What you decided to exploit and used to destroy the economy of the east side will one day come and live in your own side.
Your wish can’t materialize in lagos. Let’s see from tomorrow
[quote author=Gossiphub post=131188050]Some foolish human beings are saying give Tinubu time. Time to do what exactly? Give an 86 years old man with dementia time to do what exactly? Do Nigerians really think at all? Na so Buhari take waste 8 years of our collective destiny.
Where is the man you quoted above. Remember ported already and lighted
stephenponti: When I saw the Malta 🇲🇹 NNPC comment by Dangote, I suspected there was more to it. Our group decided to investigate further.
Our discovery was deeply shocking.
Thread !
#EndBadGovernanceInNigeria
Firstly I will breakdown the whole Oil theft process and how Oil exporting and importing business works here in Nigeria . NNPC grants importation licenses to a select group of oil companies, which are responsible for importing petroleum products into the country. These companies set the prices for petroleum products, and the media often refer to them as "oil marketers."
We’ve another set responsible for exporting/selling unrefined petroleum products both locally nd internationally. NNPC nd few partner companies plays a major role in this sector, along with high-ranking govt officials, military leaders, & politicians who r involved in oil theft.
To better understand this thread i will briefly explain how oil exportation and importation works in Nigeria. Please note every point I will list you will need them as reference as we progress, very important
1. Extraction: Oil is extracted from the ground using drilling rigs.
2. Processing: The crude oil is exported(internationally) to refineries where it is processed into refined products
3. Transportation: The processed oil are transported from the refinery to storage tanks, blending facilities, and ports, typically via pipelines or ships. 4. Export: At the port, the oil is loaded onto tankers or other vessels and shipped to Nigeria and other countries 5. Sale: The oil is sold to buyers in Nigeria at a price set by the importer (oil marketer). The government subsidizes a significant portion of the oil price to make it more affordable for citizens, a practice known as fuel subsidy. Now let’s link the list together
Recently, Oando PLC announced the approval to acquire 100% of Nigerian Agip Oil Company. This effectively means that the Tinubu family now owns Agip Oil, which is part of Eni S.p.A., an Italian multinational oil and gas company.
Agip Oil operates 17 onshore oil blocks and produces 11 million barrels of oil and condensates annually, and it also manages the Bonny natural gas liquefaction plant. One might wonder why such a successful company would divest 100% of such a critical asset.
Observing similar situations, like the case with Dangote, suggests that this sale was not made lightly. Now, these crucial oil fields and plants in Nigeria are under the control of Tinubu through Oando PLC which is Tinubu’s family owned not even NNPC.
Stay with me please
Continuing, with their control over substantial oil reserves in the Niger Delta and the ability to explore further through Agip Oil, their next step is refining. Instead of building a refinery in Nigeria, they opted to construct one in Malta 🇲🇹.
This move allows them to exploit the country's resources and obscure their activities.
In early 2021, Enemed Co Ltd, the leading fuel supplier in Malta, issued a tender for the leasing of storage tanks and a blending facility at the Ras Hanzir Oil Terminal in Malta.
Ras Hanzir Oil Terminal Limited won the bidding. It is owned and operated by the Tinubu family, with Wale Tinubu, who is also the chairman of Oando PLC, serving as its chairman along with other members of the Tinubu family and their associates.
The company has already established a functioning refinery in Malta, they have now acquired the storage tanks and blending facility oil terminals, which were recently exposed to the public.
Stay with me please
After Tinubu was sworn in as president, his first major move was to announce the removal of fuel subsidy, while the government continued to pay in secret, allowing him to increase petroleum product prices. This move was designed to benefit his own monopoly.
With the recent forced acquisition of Agip Oil by Oando PLC, Tinubu as an individual has become the largest oil exporter, explorer, and marketer in the whole country, second only to NNPC. Here’s the pattern: Tinubu, through NNPC, will sell Nigeria’s oil to himself at a low price via his company in Malta. He will also explore, extract and export oil using his newly acquired Agip Oil Company, which operates across the Niger Delta states of Ondo, Edo, Delta, Bayelsa, I’mRivers, Imo, Abia, Akwa Ibom, and Cross River.
Tinubu will then buy back the refined oil from his company in Malta through NNPC and as an oil marketer via one of his companies OVH Energy(Oando) at a higher price and export them back to Nigeria The refined oil is sold to the Nigerian public at a high price, while the subsidy, although officially removed, is still being paid secretly. Essentially, Tinubu is paying himself subsidy.‼️
This scheme an extraordinary level of financial exploitation
Even after he leaves office, and Nigeria remains without refinery which he will make sure of, his Oil Monopoly over the country will remain standing. As if that is not enough, the govt will still pay him for subsidy!
He sold Over 2 Billion Dollars worth of petroleum products to Nigeria through the Malta refinery just in 2023 alone, that’s an example of what the future of Nigeria Oil importation will look like
That’s why he will fight the Dangote refinery with everything he has; if it becomes operational, his multi-trillion-naira oil monopoly enterprise will collapse.
The price of petroleum products like fuel will keeping increasing, while he still pays himself subsidy.
Considering his age, one might wonder what he needs all this money for, other than sheer greed. It's truly disheartening.
Copied.
You want us to believe you. Remember that’s pattern of propaganda against any sitting Nigeria president. Find another story please
DonXavi: Are you being serious right now? How can you mention IPOB as the problem of Nigeria if you are not being a hypocrite? Before the killings going on in the Southeast at the moment started, the IPOB had been all about peaceful protests, but the Nigerian army started killing them even when they were unarmed. I guess you were here then, but never condemned the brutality and the inhumane treatment the army meted on them. Let me tell you, there is an extent you will push an innocuous chicken; it'll turn back and attack you. If the people in authority are serious about finding a lasting solution for what's going on right now in the Southeast, they should tackle the root cause, which is the injustice.
YorubaForum: Useless story from ewe-du creeks.. Then how did his teachers and invigilators disguise themselves to make it to school? Maybe they disguised as borehole drillers since the boy left with bucket on his head, nonsense.
Sweetphronesis: An old interview on the 62nd anniversary of Nigeria by Bola Ahmed Tinubu is going viral on twitter. He states that he preferred the old national anthem and if he had an opportunity will revert back to it.
Watch below:
Transcript: Tinubu: We are one and one Nigeria, and we should be proud of our green..... In fact if I had my way, I would bring back our old, first national anthem. That described us much much better. I don't know why we changed it. Its about service, it's about diversity, its about commitment to value and national building so that is my message....
RenaissanceGuy: Is this OP smart at all?? Everybody knows you're Tinubu supporter whom we all know is most likely the wealthiest politician alive today. So why throw stones at other thieves when you know they will easily point at your man-Friday??
UncleAyo: The statement is not absolutely true. It is just a mind game.
With proper strategies and corporation of card holding voters (not the online empty-headed big-mouthed narcists and nzobu cronies), any president can be booted out.
I agree that President Bola Tinubu is a very powerful president, but he should not slack at doing the right things. Power is transient.
My wish and prayer for the president is that like Awolowo made unforgettable and historical impacts in the SW, he should be able to make impact that will outlive him in Nigeria.
There are formal presidents still alive that nothing in particular can be said about them as historical impact on Nigeria than the structure of corruption, election rigging, nepotism, diversion of developmental fund (like building of Electric Power damn) and so on. Soon, when they are gone, we will only remember them only when reading a list of past presidents.
Some forefather of the American sat down and make vows (through writing of constitution and creation of systems that discourage corruption) to ensure that only men with integrity (and not with questionable past) will ever be able to lead their nation. They are enjoying the benefit today.
Oba To Ba Je Ti Ilu Toro Oruko Re Koni Pare, Eyi To Si Je Ti Ilu Daru, Bakana Oruko Re koni Pare.
Jagaban said he will not pay subsidy. Nigeria cannot afford it.
#200 per litre is highly unlikely but possible if Dangote refinery, Port Harcourt refinery and other Private refineries flood the Nigerian market with PMS...
Then there would less demand for the PMS that is imported into this country at a huge cost.
What Jagaban and his Jagabandits are trying to do with this CNG initiative is to cushion the effect of the high fuel ⛽ price on the common man by providing these CNG buses for Mass Transit...
Also the Balablu Government is trying to move Nigeria away from the over- reliance on PMS and Diesels, which is commendable.
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Backtracks On Defense, Says No Valid Charge Against Him by Chiefoh2: 12:11pm On Oct 27, 2025
