It’s the role of government to fix insecurity in the country. It’s a big shåme to Nigeria to even allow President Trump to hear about the k!ll!ngs happening here. President Tinubu should do the things he once condemned Jonathan for. America’s help is not free; it comes at a price.” - Rufai Oseni
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B33ExOkxQSA?si=v-wofHLzLsG3lQBN The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has announced the suspension of senior members of the National Working Committee (NWC) who are seen as allies to the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike.
In a jaw-dropping encounter at a U.S. airport, Senator Victor Umeh left immigration officers completely baffled by his trademark long red hat — a bold symbol of Igbo pride and tradition. The scene turned heads as curious officials couldn’t resist questioning the senator about his “wizardly” headgear, sparking laughter, admiration, and a cultural exchange no one saw coming!
✨ What began as a routine checkpoint quickly became an unforgettable moment of pride, identity, and pure style!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaAvYe4G6b4 Finally, Sowore, Aloy Ejimakor has been released From Kuje Prison, Reunite With supporters as they Chant solidarity songs across the street
Former presidential candidate and human rights activist, Omoyele Sowore, has described the Nigeria Police Force as an “irresponsible organisation” that routinely takes laws into its own hands, following his release from detention on Friday after meeting his bail conditions.
Speaking after regaining freedom alongside 12 others, including Nnamdi Kanu’s lawyer, Aloy Ejimakor, and his brother, Emmanuel Kanu, Sowore said the police acted outside their constitutional mandate by enforcing a court order in which they had vested interest.
“If a court gives an order and there’s a contravention of that order, you go back to the same court to complain to the judge. It’s not the job of the police to take it upon itself to enforce a court order that it has interest in,” Sowore said.
“Even if they don’t have interest, the right thing is still to go back to court. The police, being an irresponsible organisation in Nigeria, took laws into its own hands,” he added.
Sowore maintained that the police never served him or others with any restraining order before carrying out the arrest, accusing the security agency of deliberate impunity and disregard for due process.
“I can guarantee you that those court orders were never served on us. If you look at the schedule of the court order, it says serve them by Friday. No order was served,” Sowore insisted.
“Even if it was, our courts understand there are certain boundaries you cannot cross when it comes to fundamental human rights.”
Reacting to reports that his prolonged detention stemmed from his description of the Inspector General of Police as “useless,” Sowore said his statement was a justified critique of a failed system.
“Was I wrong? The justice system itself is useless when you see what happened — people beaten, brutalised, denied access to lawyers,” he said.
“This is not the first time. There have been countless police attacks on me since 1992. Ironically, some of the same officers who brutalised me in the past had to fight for their retirement benefits recently.”
He added that the recurring persecution by the police would not deter him from his activism.
“Those attacking us today will also meet their Waterloo soon. But we’re not distracted. Our goal is to fix this country, not to trade words with individuals or agencies,” Sowore said.
He dismissed attempts by police spokespersons to defend the crackdown, saying they lacked understanding of their roles in a democratic setting.
“I cannot be bandying words with a police PRO who doesn’t know his left from his right, or with an IGP who’s no longer even a legitimate officer,” he said.
“I’ve lived under about seven presidents and several IGPs since 1992. Some I’ve even had to assist while in office. So, this isn’t new to me. Anyone doing what I do knows that your second vacation home is prison.”
Sowore also took aim at President Bola Tinubu, criticising his handling of national security and the appointment of service chiefs.
He specifically referenced the former Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa, who had once proposed building fences around Nigeria’s borders.
“I was the first to complain about that one who said they wanted to fence Nigeria — Musa. That one doesn’t know his left from his right,” Sowore said.
“He should have been fired if Tinubu were serious. But honestly, I don’t care what Tinubu does with his illegitimate regime.”
The activist reiterated his resolve to continue challenging injustice and authoritarianism, warning that Nigeria was sliding deeper into repression.
“We cannot fix a country by obeying illegal orders or bowing to tyranny. Our mission remains the same — to build a just, free, and accountable Nigeria,” he said.
Sowore, who has faced repeated arrests and prosecution since 2019 over his “#RevolutionNow” campaign, vowed to pursue legal redress for the latest incident, describing it as part of a broader effort to silence dissenting voices under the Tinubu administration.
UPDATE!!! Barrister Maxwell Opara has UNLEASHED jaw-dropping details of Nnamdi Kanu’s harrowing torment at the hands of the DSS, while the nation holds its breath over the SHATTERING health crisis of Kanu’s lead lawyer, Aloy Ejimakor, who COLLAPSED in the Kuje Prison! The IPOB leader’s fight for justice just took a DRAMATIC turn!.
On October 24, 2025—the same day the trial was slated to commence his defense—Nyesom Wike reacted publicly to his inclusion on Kanu's witness list during an event or media interaction (as reported by multiple outlets). Wike expressed surprise and dismissal, questioning Kanu's decision to list him without any formal process.
I Will Only Appear As Nnamdi Kanu’s Witness If Summoned By Court – Wike
The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has stated that he will not appear as a witness in the trial of Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), simply because his name was listed in the newspapers.
However, Wike emphasized that if the court formally summons him to testify or provide evidence, he will comply without hesitation.
The Minister made the remarks during a media parley in Abuja on Friday, stating that nobody has served him any process to appear as Kanu’s witness in court.
“You don’t become a witness by reading the newspaper. Nobody has served me any process; nobody has subpoenaed me,” Wike said.
“So, because I saw Wike listed, I will not begin to run helter-skelter. No, you don’t do that. If I am served, if I am subpoenaed to come and give a witness or give evidence, I must obey the court; I must appear.”
When asked if he knew why Nnamdi Kanu listed him as one of his witnesses, Wike responded that he did not, adding that only the IPOB leader could explain the reason.
“If you see Nnamdi Kanu, you ask him, ‘Why did you list me? I did not go and say I want to be a witness.’ So, if you see him, ask him, ‘Why did you list Wike as one of your witnesses?’
Wike refrained from commenting on whether Nnamdi Kanu’s ongoing detention calls for a political solution.
Kanu, who is facing terrorism charges in the Abuja Federal High Court, listed Wike among other top names as “compellable witnesses” in his ongoing trial.
Others listed as witnesses by the IPOB leader are a former Minister of Defence, Gen. Theophilus Danjuma (rtd), a former Chief of Army Staff, Gen Tukur Buratai (rtd), as well as Babajide Sanwo-Olu and Hope Uzodinma, Governors of Lagos and Imo States respectively.
He further listed the Minister of Works, Dave Umahi, and the immediate past governor of Abia State, Okezie Ikpeazu.
The IPOB leader has been held in the custody of the DSS since his extradition from Kenya in June 2021.
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honeyB2018: Pastor Poju, is 100% wrong. I'm not surprised he can spew this nonsense. Lots of people, don't see and understand what Bishop Oyedepo and Pastor Oyakhilome Chris is seeing and talking about. Lots of you, toeing the line of thought of Pastor Oyemade, don't know, the power of the cooperate church. If you know, you will not be in his support. You don't know, what damage, spiritually the closure of the place of worship has done to lots of believers, lots of Christians will never be the same after this lockdown and closure Wait till the closure is lifted, then you will understand. I stand with Bishop Oyedepo and Pastor Chris. Oyakhilome.
I have been a better Christian. I had received the holy ghost with gift of speaking in tongue. Pastor Poju is a true servant of God. Some so call men of God are angry that they can subjugate people again and speak to. Their steeple for them to join and shout amen.
It appears that the proscribed group of the Indigenous People of Biafra were having a meeting in Ebonyi state, the joint security forces got wind of it and dispersed them using life immunitions. Hear their claims in this live video