I am seriously not understanding the comments up here, are y'all slaves or just plain du#b?
How can you say it isn't within his right to ask his landlord to sort our the power issues?
Will you move into a house without power?
Do you know the significant cut it will take from the yearly rent if a landlord doesn't have power in his house?
How would you say he doesn't have the right?
My ex Landlord, before I moved in, there were a few finishings to do in the house, but after I paid, I became a noise maker for 1 full year cos the man refused to fix any of those things, after I complained for a few months, I simply stopped, as he wasn't answering me anymore, but before then, I dropped him a message saying the exact way he treated me is the exact way I will treat him when the time comes.
After 1 year, he came and sent me renewal papers, I simply replied him not to send me any renewal papers until he fixes every single thing in the house. He didn't respond for a month, then came back saying he will give me quit notice, I just called my lawyer friend and told him to write me a letter to the landlord with his chambers letterhead, and I was seriously willing to go to court, I forwarded it to the landlord, next week, I was receiving calls from different artisans asking about my availability so they can come and fix all the things he was meant to fix.
John Tongshinen Gozhak, an APC governorship aspirant who contested the Pankshin/Kanke/Kanam Federal Constituency primaries against Honorable Yusuf Gagdi, has reacted to the recent reversal of the election results. Gozhak, who was initially declared the winner, took to Facebook to address the situation, sharing his perspective alongside a Martin Luther King quote.
When the party returning officer, Monday Daspan, announced the results yesterday, and later said he did not declare the winner but only announced the outcome of the primaries, I knew something was going to happen.
There were rumours in Jos yesterday that Gagdi has reached out to Nentawe, whom he brought to the limelight, so between yesterday and today, everything changed.
The All Progressives Congress has reversed the outcome of its Pankshin/Kanke/Kanam House of Representatives primary election in Plateau State, declaring incumbent lawmaker Yusuf Gagdi the winner and disowning an earlier result naming John Tongshinen the victor.
The reversal was announced on Monday at the APC state Secretariat in Jos by the Chairman of the APC Plateau State Primaries Electoral Committee, Stella Okotete, who said the first declaration was unauthorised.
Okotete dismissed earlier results announced in the Pankshin/Kanke/Kanam House of Representatives primary election, describing them as unauthorised.
The committee chairman also declared Yusuf Gagdi the winner of the primary election.
She clarified that only the officially appointed returning officer had the mandate to announce results.
Only the officially appointed returning officer, Nandom Kura, has the constitutional authority to declare the results of the primary election,” Okotete stated
She stressed, “That any prior announcements made outside this mandate were invalid and should be disregarded.”
Following that clarification, Kura “officially declared Yusuf Gagdi as the winner of the APC primary election for the PKK federal constituency, held on Saturday.”
Our Correspondent reports that the earlier result, announced on Sunday at the constituency headquarters in Pankshin by one Monday Daspan, had declared Tongshinen the winner with 29,968 votes to Gagdi’s 5,849 votes.
“Declaring the result at the constituency headquarters in Pankshin on Sunday, the party returning officer, Monday Daspan, said Dr John Tongshinen scored 29,968 votes, while polled 5,849 votes,” the initial announcement stated.
“By the powers conferred on me as the chairman of this committee, I hereby declare Dr John Tongshinen as the winner of the primaries for Pankshin/Kanke/Kanam Federal Constituency based on the records available to me,” Daspan said. He added that “the primaries were observed by officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), alongside security personnel.”
Our Correspondent reports that Gagdi, who is currently the Chairman of the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Navy, had rejected the earlier declaration.
He insisted the process was conducted across all 36 wards and backed it with evidence.
Addressing journalists at his residence in Jos on Monday after he was declared the authentic winner of the election, Gagdi insisted that the process was duly conducted across all 36 electoral wards, with evidence including accreditation records, videos, and photographs to support the credibility of the exercise.
He dismissed claims of multiple results, stating he was “only aware of two announcements, one of which has now been confirmed as illegitimate.”
Gagdi also alleged that the earlier declaration attributed to “Daspan Ishaya was fraudulent, noting that the individual was not appointed by the electoral committee and therefore lacked the authority to announce results.”
“The constitution and guidelines of the party clearly vest the power to appoint election officials in the electoral committee,” he said. “Any declaration outside that authority is null and void.”
He questioned the credibility of the unauthorised announcement, “alleging inconsistencies in the individual’s role during the election process.”
The new declaration sparked celebrations in parts of the constituency. “Our Correspondent reports that Jubilation broke out immediately in some parts of Kanam and Pankshin immediately after the recent results were announced.”
The PKK seat is one of the closely watched contests in Plateau ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The lawmaker representing Pankshin/Kanke/Kanam Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Yusuf Gagdi, has failed to secure the All Progressives Congress ticket to return to the National Assembly for a third term.
Gagdi lost to John Tongshinen, who polled a total of 29,968 votes in the directprimary election to defeat Gagdi, who scored 5,849 votes.
Declaring the result at the constituency headquarters in Pankshin on Sunday, the party returning officer, Monday Daspan, said Dr John Tongshinen scored 29,968 votes, while polled 5,849 votes.
“By the powers conferred on me as the chairman of this committee, I hereby declare Dr John Tongshinen as the winner of the primaries for Pankshin/Kanke/Kanam Federal Constituency based on the records available to me,” he said.
Daspan explained that the primaries were observed by officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), alongside security personnel.
Gagdi is currently the Chairman of the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Navy.
The lawmaker lost the primary election of his party conducted across the three local government areas (LGAs) that make up his constituency.
It will be recalled that the APC lawmaker was at loggerheads with various groups and political stakeholders who claim he has breached a previous commitment.
Opponents allege that Gagdi had initially agreed to serve only two terms to allow for a power-shift rotation within the constituency. Having already completed his second term, his decision to seek re-election for a third has triggered significant backlash.
Federal lawmaker, Right Honorable Yusuf Gagdi, representing the Pankshin/Kanke/Kanam Federal Constituency, has once again sparked a conversation online after being spotted riding on a commercial motorcycle, popularly known as an Okada.
The viral image, which surfaced recently, shows the legislator dressed in traditional white attire, navigating through his constituency.
The APC lawmaker is currently at loggerheads with various groups and political stakeholders who claim he has breached a previous commitment.
Opponents allege that Gagdi had initially agreed to serve only two terms to allow for a power-shift rotation within the constituency. Having already completed his second term, his decision to seek re-election for a third has triggered significant backlash.
Political Parties Are The Biggest Reason Nigeria Cannot Get Better
Nigeria’s political parties are the biggest reason why the country cannot truly get better. They have turned democracy into a business investment instead of a system for public service. The outrageous cost of nomination forms has made it almost impossible for honest and competent Nigerians to participate in leadership unless they are backed by godfathers or massive wealth.
The reality is simple: there is no way a politician who spends ₦100 million on a presidential form will enter office without the intention of recovering that money.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) sold its presidential nomination form for about ₦100 million. The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) fixed its own at around ₦40 million, while the Action Democratic Party (ADP) reportedly charged ₦90 million for its presidential form. Governorship forms in many parties also cost tens of millions of naira.
Now let us do the maths.
If the Nigerian president officially earns around ₦1.7 million monthly, then over 48 months — which is four years in office — the total comes to:
1.7 million X 48 = 81.6 million naira
That means the president’s entire four-year official salary would be about ₦81.6 million.
So how does someone buy a presidential nomination form for ₦90 million or ₦100 million when the total official salary for four years in office does not even cover the cost of the form?
What exactly are Nigerians expected to believe?
No sensible businessman invests ₦100 million into a venture knowing fully well that the official return is less than the investment. It simply does not happen. Politics in Nigeria has become an investment scheme, and public office has become the return on investment.
This is why corruption remains deeply rooted in the system. Before elections even begin, politicians are already financially trapped. After winning office, the pressure to recover campaign expenses, settle sponsors, reward political allies, and prepare for the next election begins immediately. The result is inflated contracts, looting of public funds, abandoned projects, and endless suffering for ordinary Nigerians.
Political parties are directly responsible for creating this toxic system. They have commercialized leadership and turned elections into auctions for the highest bidder. Instead of encouraging competence, ideas, patriotism, and service, they reward wealth, political connections, and financial power.
An honest teacher, professor, doctor, activist, or young reformer cannot afford ₦40 million or ₦100 million forms. Even successful professionals would struggle to justify such reckless spending. So the system naturally filters out genuine people and favors those who already see politics as a money-making enterprise.
And then Nigerians act surprised when politicians steal.
The harsh truth is that political parties are one of the biggest obstacles to Nigeria’s progress. By making politics ridiculously expensive, they have built a system that practically encourages corruption before anyone even enters office. A country cannot improve when leadership positions are sold to the highest bidder.
Until political parties stop treating nomination forms like a business venture, Nigeria will continue producing leaders who see public office not as service to the people, but as an opportunity to recover investments and make profit.
Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) News has released an interview with local journalist Masara Kim Usman, who was present during a harrowing gunmen assault on a mass burial in Barkin Ladi Local Government Area. The attack, which occurred on May 6, turned a solemn funeral into another scene of bloodshed, highlighting the persistent insecurity plaguing Christian communities in Nigeria’s Middle Belt region.
In the interview, Kim, a reporter for Truth Nigeria and longtime chronicler of violence in Plateau State, described the chaos firsthand. He recounted how attackers emerged from surrounding hills and opened fire on mourners who had gathered in the Fan District (also referred to as Ndang village) to bury seven victims killed in a prior overnight raid on May 5. According to Kim, the assailants targeted the crowd as graves were being dug, with one local defender shot and killed instantly while trying to shield civilians. “I witnessed a man being shot right before me,” Kim told CBN, adding that the situation escalated rapidly amid reports of simultaneous attacks on multiple nearby communities.
The initial May 5 attack in the area, including the Hwol Gassa community, left at least two people dead and two injured, according to Kim’s earlier reporting. The mass burial the following day was intended as a hurried farewell for those victims—including reports of an entire family among the deceased—but was disrupted by the fresh violence. Eyewitness videos circulating online show panicked mourners fleeing the site, with some footage capturing open fields and disturbed burial grounds under overcast skies.
edoncast: I am about getting my first car too but this your write-up look like incantation to me
Okay, let me help him.
Most cars come with options. Let's use the iPhone as an example. Some come as iPhone 15, they may not have 5g, while some are iPhone 15 pro, and they may have 5g, others may be iPhone 15 pro max, which may come with 5g, E-Sim, and probably the highest memory size.
Cars too are similar, they produce the same car but with different features, some have more, some have less.
Generally, leather seats make cars look more luxurious, so some manufacturers put that only in the full option vehicles, while the lesser ones have fabric seats. Some vehicles have FM radio control, side mirror controls, etc, on the steering, while others don't, but it's the same vehicle, the same year, the same model, but different trims.
helinues: Time never reach. We want the opposition to keep on saying this government hasn't done a thing
How many new army Depot donee now have in Nigeria? How many new army barracks? How about medical centre from scratch.
We go choke the opposition with projects
See fuuuuuuu
Army barracks dey everywhere, but security is now worst than before, boko boys are having a field day, dem dey bomb everywhere, even enter the army barracks, bomb and and carry weapons dey go.
Instead, una just dey build armory for Boko boys to come pick weapons whenever they want.
A viral video has sparked intense debate across social media after a young Fulani man captured his ordeal at a Lagos motor park, where he was allegedly denied travel because fellow passengers refused to board a vehicle with him.
The man, who identified himself as a traveler heading to Calabar, shared the clip after being turned away from two different transport companies. In the video, he explains that after successfully paying his fare in the early hours of the morning, he was informed that his journey could not proceed. "Just because I am Fulani, the passengers said they are not going to travel with a 'Fulani Herdsman'. They made the company refund my money," he said, visibly distressed. "We Fulani are in trouble in this world."
The traveler detailed his attempts to find passage, noting he first visited the GUO Transport park, where he was told they were not heading to Calabar. He then proceeded to GIGM (God is Good Motors), where he secured a ticket. However, the situation escalated when other passengers reportedly staged a protest, citing security concerns and ethnic profiling related to the ongoing national tensions regarding "herdsmen."
The transport company ultimately issued a refund, citing the refusal of the other commuters to share the bus with him.
Success truly has many friends. Obafemi wey just go US less than 10 years ago don become Nigerian American, meanwhile, people dey wey don spend 20 years dem never see greencard
Anambra lawmaker, Maureen Chinwe Gwacham has come under fire after a viral video of her seconding a motion she has no idea about.
In the viral clip from the Nigerian House of Representatives, the APGA lawmaker, who represents the Oyi/Ayamelum Federal Constituency, stood to support the motion as moved by a colleague during a plenary session. Moments later, the speaker was heard asking, “What motion is that?”, but Nigerians were left in shock when Honorable Maureen could not tell the motion.
“You called me to second a motion,” exposing that she had no idea what she was endorsing.
The roughly 25-second video has since sparked widespread outrage online. Social media users have described the moment as a glaring example of legislative unseriousness, with many questioning how lawmakers who “represent the people” can vote on issues without basic knowledge of them.
Gwacham is one of only 17 women elected to the 10th National Assembly of 469 members comprising the Senate and House of Representatives.
Who did we offend in this country?
Can you imagine this level of unseriousness from someone who is supposed to be representing her people, Haba!🤦🏽♀️ pic.twitter.com/6zZ8lnMnt1
Multiple reports suggest that the Nigerian Police took to their heels when the terrorists arrived at Angwan Rukuba and started shooting sporadically.
A police post is located directly opposite one of the major scenes of the shooting, but according to residents, the Police were nowhere to be found as they all ran away.
Police threw their guns and ran away when the terrorists arrived at Angwan Rukuba in Jos.
The crowd told him to come down. He had no choice than to come down, they also demanded that each body be identified and buried, because they will not accept a mass burial.
While he was making promises about bringing the perpetrators to book, youths were shouting 'lier, lies, we will revenge'
BalogunIdowu: This is sad to here, may all criminals face what they are are making other go through...
OP, there's an issue, you don't need the Christian-dominated area in this post except you want to push another narrative...
Because I am from Jos, Plateau State, born and bred, and my family has 2 houses in this very location, I know Jos like the back of my hand, and I am not pushing any narrative. I am saying the truth. If you don't know Jos, then stay out of this; else, you will expose yourself as a +errorist sympathizer.
Mrexcell: Middle belt people have very useless politicians and governors instead of them to rally around the opposition parties and remove this apc govt that has been shielding these bloodthirsty terrorists that enjoys killing them daily they rather preferred to joined their oppressors who else to blame but themselves?
Threats were issued, promises were made, that after the fast, there will be bad news, and they have now followed through.
14 have been counted dead as at this morning.
It is alarming how these gunmen could enter a Christian area on motorcycles and open fire indiscriminately, attacking innocent people right in the heart of town.
This attack comes just days after residents raised concerns about suspicious strange Okada and Keke Marwa riders who were unfamiliar with the town's most popular places, being everywhere in Jos.
Just in: Suspected bandits stormed Angwa Rukuba in Jos, shooting indiscriminately and leaving many feared dead. Please keep Plateau State in your prayers. 💔 Pray for Jos pic.twitter.com/8Ac7IEz6oX
“This is what’s happening right now in Angwa Rukuba, Jos, Plateau State. I can’t post the full video due to social media guidelines, many people are being k!ll£d as we speak now.”😢💔
— VeryDarkMan just revealed that Angwa Rukuba, Jos, Plateau State is currently under att@ck by… pic.twitter.com/NGjRDhl0hQ
The #ead Slammers had issued threats following the last fast, and they have now followed through.
It is alarming how these gunmen could enter the Christian parts of the area on motorcycles and open fire indiscriminately. This attack comes just days after local residents raised concerns about suspicious new Okada riders who were unfamiliar with the town's most popular places, being everywhere in that area.