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boxypane:
Wetin this one dey talk. Your argument was flawed. Accept and learn.

RealLordZeus:
I told one stubborn nl that this matter will be resolved, the guy drag me like generator, make I go find him



DesChyko abi wetin be your name, you see your life..

RealLordZeus:
All you posted are false..

It will be cleared in less than 2 weeks (from July 22nd), book this post

DevilsEqual:
Festacman should come over and tribalise this as usual

To them, the Govt is suddenly doing everything within their power to sabotage the same firm they are suppling to

A lil issue between those two groups and all they could see is "If they could frustrate a business owner from a major tribe, then minority investors have no hope"

Dare Lawal a 35-year-old man from Ogun State, is married with two children and a vulcanizer/motorcycle rider. On the 2nd day of May 2024, Dare was on his way to his friend's house along Eleweran in Abeokuta to carry his motorcycle when he was raided by some policemen and taken to the police station.

At the station, Dare was asked series of questions if he knew any person called “Mighty”, if he had ever carried such a person as a passenger, and if he was a member of any cult group which he responded in the negative. The police searched Dare thoroughly but nothing incriminating was found on him.

Even though nothing was found on Dare and he could not be linked to any crime, he was charged and arraigned in court on the 13th day of May 2024 after 10days in police custody. He was charged with 2 other persons that he has never met before for conspiracy to commit crime, for belonging to an unlawful society and for breach of peace.

He was granted bail in the sum of 500,000 and a surety who must be a licensed bondsman. However, his bail could not be perfected due to financial constraints and all efforts to get his family proved abortive as his phone had been confiscated by the police.

On the 5th day of July 2024, our lawyer took on the case and made an application to the court that the matter be struck out as there was no evidence linking Dare to the offence and the court after perusing the statement of the defendant struck out the charges against Dare after he spent about 2months in prison for no just cause.

Dare was arrested and detained without incriminating evidence, violating his right to liberty and freedom from arbitrary arrest. The arrest and detention of Dare without evidence raise questions about the police's conduct and potential abuse of power, which could lead to wrongful convictions of innocent citizens of Nigeria. The Nigeria Police Force must ensure that prosecutions are based on credible evidence, not speculation.

stainzvill:
Tibunu aka Deaclan Rice

Warrior99:
Yorubas need to adopt this asap in the South West!

OnlineTeacher:
The ppl on behalf of whom lagospedia is speaking

GeneralPula:
All that matters is that he has been penalized..

OnlineTeacher:
Of what relevance is dt to my question? Ok, no!

OnlineTeacher:
Kanu had asked for the attack/killings of Yorubas both in alaigbo and also inside their own land in sw

Wisdomkosi:
Another eyewitness also lamanted the same thing and cried out to the state government for help.


According to him,"today at Ebonyi state International Market, while I was going from Lot 2 to lot 4 toward that axis that they sales yam, I saw a crowd of people."

"Some were chanting " mesieya ike mesieya ike" in excitement. I decided to go close to the crowd to know what's was actually going on."

" I saw a very beautiful fair tall lady with mini-skirt putting on a singlet with her nîpple boldly opened. Immediately my eyes just grasped it and I couldnt behold it. "

" She was on the floor crying. I imagined what could make a beautiful lady like her to be wéeping. I was patiently waiting only to see a màdman trying to penetrate the lady in a public. "

"She was helpless as the crowd was cheering the màdman. Her white singlet has stained already as the man tried to squeeze her bréàst. I couldn't help but to walk away."

OnlineTeacher:
Show us just a single post where lagospedia asked that igbos be killed ..

Show us just a single one and I'll show you 100 (yes a hundred) posts of kanu and his brethren asking for the killing of Yorubas and hausas.


I'm waiting sir......

Tjra:
It's a way of gathering intelligence and intel. Like they say draw your friends close but your enemies closer.

The Lagos State government may have officially disowned @Lagospedia the social media account that infamously propagated hate speech against the Igbo and called for them to be expelled from the southwest. However, many of its appointees followed the handle — sometimes even retweeting it — until it became extinct, following extended focus on its violations of the constitutional right to freedom of where to live.

On Friday, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu distanced his administration from Lagospedia’s hate comments, Gboyega Akosile, his special adviser on media and publicity, signing a statement that branded the handle’s comments as “reckless, divisive and a dangerous rhetoric”.

However, Àkọsílẹ̀, himself was a follower of Lagospedia. In fact, he was still following the handle as he posted the state government’s statement on Friday.

Jubril Gawat, Sanwo-Olu’s senior special assistant on new media; Wale Ajetunmobi, senior special assistant on media; and Alabi Opeyemi Oladimeji, senior special assistant on youth mobilisation to Sanwo-Olu, were all following Lagospedia on X before it was deactivated.

FIJ also recalls that Akosile and Ajetunmobi engaged the handle positively in the past.

After FIJ’s viral report about Lagospedia’s notoriety for publishing hate comments against the Igbo and asking them to be pushed out of the southwest, the handler altered the page from ‘Lagospedia’ to ‘Lagospidia’.

Another user then picked up the @Lagospedia handle as soon as the original @Lagospedia switched to @Lagospidia.

But, finally, @Lagospidia, the original @Lagospedia, was deactivated on X on Saturday.

Similalrly, Dada Olusegun, President Bola Tinubu’s Special Assistant on Social Media, had been following Lagospedia before it was outed.

In Friday’s statement, Sanwo-Olu claimed his attention had been drawn to Lagospedia’s July 27 post on August 2. He then called on the security agencies to promptly investigate those behind the handle.

This only came after Sam Amadi, a former chairman of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), petitioned Kayode Egbetokun, the Inspector-General of Police, asking for everyone connected to the handle to be investigated and prosecuted on July 31.

Lagospedia’s final call against Igbos violates Section 41, Subsection 1 of the Nigerian Constitution, which states: Every citizen of Nigeria is entitled to move freely throughout Nigeria and to reside in any part thereof, and no citizen of Nigeria shall be expelled from Nigeria or refused entry thereby or exit therefrom.

Philipponzaghi:
Tinubu is navigating a complex landscape. His intentions to address youth concerns may not be perfect, but let's give him a chance to turn words into action. Every leader faces hurdles; let's support progress where we can!

Ikaeniyan0:
I will be expecting pictures from you when you get to the protest ground tomorrow

seuncyrus:
, the others dey talk oga what are you saying

Ezewuzie01:
despite the selfish advice of demented characters like Peter Obi.

Salewa97:
This one na classic case of the pot calling the kettle black.

They were the same people shouting and dancing when they thought the grass was greener on the other side. Now, hardship don catch them, they want to shift blame. APC is trying, but some people just like to complain for the sake of it.

Meanwhile, we dey push forward with our Jagaban, no retreat, no surrender!

obiekunie01:
i 'liked' this post.

..top officials of the ministry were threatening to instruct athletes to not use the kits...

Cabalgeneral:
Continue to justify the evil your people are doing and be hoping that Nigeria will continue to tolerate you outside south east.

"On days when I find food, the babies can eat, but on days I don't get to eat, they will just suck," said Murja, a married Hausa woman in her mid-twenties with two small children to keep alive.
Murja lives in a rural area near Katsina City in northern Nigeria. She recently adopted another child, seven-month-old Ummi, her niece, after Ummi's mother died. Since then, both babies have been struggling. Murja said her older child was trying to learn how to walk but has given up because of hunger.
The family has no electricity and lives in the middle of bushland in a house made of sand blocks. It has no ventilation and is very hot. Murja survives on one small meal a day, which has reduced her breast milk supply.
"It pains me to see other children looking chubby and healthy, but Ummi just keeps getting smaller by the day," she said.

The scale of malnutrition across northern Nigeria is devastating and unprecedented, with 4.4 million children under five, and nearly 600,000 pregnant women acutely malnourished, according to the United Nations World Food Programme.
The situation is rapidly escalating: the number of acutely malnourished children has more than doubled since this time last year, according to WFP.
Médecins Sans Frontières’s Medical Director, Catherine Van Overloop, said that in some northern regions, malnutrition cases have almost doubled. "These children could face developmental and cognitive issues," she said, warning of the long-term impact. "They may not reach their full potential height; their brains may not fully develop; they may have issues concentrating in school. And these are the future of Nigeria, these children."

“Bandits invaded my home and seized our farm,” said Jamila, a farmer in her late twenties, while speaking at an MSF malnutrition clinic in Katsina.
Several days earlier, Jamila brought her baby son Aliyu to the malnutrition clinic in desperation. She said his body was swollen and the hospital could not help him. “We're no different from beggars now, the bandits have seized everything. My previous life was very good, we used to sell our harvests and also eat from the farm,” she said. On many days, the mother of three survives on cassava flakes.
Like Jamila, most people in Katsina are farmers who have been driven off their land and lost their livelihoods.
“I had so much before - maize, guinea-corn, cotton, and many cattle,” said Alhaji Abubakar, who lives in an informal IDP camp area with his 23 children and three wives after being forced off his land by bandits. The large family lives together in one house with only one toilet and little privacy. They can only afford to eat once a day. “For someone who used to give away food, now I am the one being assisted with food, that is enough reason for my heart to explode,” he said.
The unofficial camp where he lives also houses hundreds of other internally displaced people from Katsina State. Poor living conditions across other similar camps have led to outbreaks of malaria, cholera, and measles, according to aid group Smiling Heart Initiative International. “I really wish the government could help us fix the security issues so we can go back to our farm. That would make me very happy,” Mr. Abubakar said.