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Kdon2:
You will prove it in court. You guys are lucky it's Tinubu and not someone like obj or abacha or even babangida una for dey rot for prison by now for this felony you kept on up and down. Even Peter will not tolerate what Tinubu tolerated. Obioma🤸‍♂️😂

I'm repeating it again and again. Gbajabiamila is a crook just like his master. Go to USA and ask of him when he was practicing as a lawyer? He was crook, crooker, crookest.

Yinmu! What has he doned that no one has doned before? As far as I'm concerned he didn't did anything. I will rather have VDM has my son than having Seyi Tinubu.

Kdon2:
Gbaja was there as the representative of the president! Why are these people so ignorant ☹️

Gbajabiamila the crook

Fridud234:
Blaming a president for your greed. Can you imagine

you've been noticed. Now go and collect your pay.

Don't they have rat poison in the family?

I can't remember the last time that I stopped eating carbohydrates again, it is so expenses and very dangerous to humans body. Carbon dioxide is what I eat now, it is shipper, safer and very nutritious.

I am not sure of #14 and 15. Tinubu attempted to start The Nation Air. I have never heard of it again. During the 2023 Campaigns, Tinubu hired planes not his own. As for OBJ, he has no temperament to deal with the pilots and their hefty pays, so Baba will not attempt to buy a private jet.

Agbaana ni private jet = Private jet swallows cowries 😭

Like mother, like daughter. So f^kn ugly.

Majesty33:
what is testosterone meat

you mean you don't know testosterone? Omo pray not to have it o. It is incurable

Samantha125:
Eh! So there's testosterone meat? Care to expatiate further?😶😶😶

you mean you don't know testosterone? Omo pray not to have it o. It is incurable.

I know that their request for a new salary is long over dew, but asking civil servants to be paid 500k as minimum salary is going to cause infruation. Nigerian economy can't avoid infruation now. I think 100k is better.

"EVEN LITTLE CHILDREN NOW CALL ME 'STU PID'!"

— Pastor Adeboye Speaks on Rising Mockery

You know, in Isaiah 54:15–17, the Bible says that God declared:

«"Some people are going to gather together against you, but not with My permission."»

He then says, "Don't worry yourself. Those who gather together against you will fall for your sake."

Then, in Isaiah 54:15–17, after telling you that no weapon fashioned against you shall prosper—because He is the One who made all weapons—He also says that when anyone speaks against you, you must condemn them.

Some of you may remember that, not too long ago, I prophesied that mockers would increase. How many of you remember that?

So, when you see mockers increasing in number and mocking us—even little children calling someone old enough to be their grandfather "stupid"—there is nothing new about it. Prophecy is simply being fulfilled.

But as the Lord lives, beginning from now, your mockers will be silent.

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heykims:
All these kid clout chasings are stale now, abi...
Think of another, clueless oppositions.

another thing is that he is an offan. We doesn't know his parents.

I stopped eating testosterone meat since the day I learned that it's dangerous to health. I wonder why governments are still allowing companies to produce them.

lebienconnu:
Essentially, cancers are not sexually transmitted disease. It’s a case of some regular cells deciding to go haywire. Growing indefinitely, without control, disrupting the activities of other normal cells. However, in some cases, STD like Hunan Papilloma Virus (HPV) may lead to cervical cancer.

They can disseminate to other parts of the body and continue the abnormal growth, a phenomenon called metastasis. For example, prostate cancer can disseminate to the bones causing symptoms back pains.

Hereditary and environmental factors play major role in the cause.

you just wan show me sey you be science student, abi? Wait make me too show you sey I be herbalist.

A woman can only lose respect for a man who cannot thoroughly shift her womb.

Don't worry by February April next year everything go dey freeze. Na so my own too take start.

Slimplush:
you have spoken like sensible being like this? Abi??

yes now.

Na only God know who infected each other with the cancer. E fit be Alex Ekubo and e fit be the girl. That's why it is good to always use condoms or just give head, so as not to catch infections. Cancer is real and it's not curable.

Goo0dHardDick:
U well so?

i well, well well, but hungry dey catch me. Come buy food for me.

4th August, 2026

IT’S SIMPLE: LIES AND FORGERY WILL REMOVE YOU. MISSING PRIMARY CERT WILL NOT.

Dr. Monday Ubani Has Explained The Law. Now Let’s Speak Plain English So Every Nigerian Can Understand

By: Dr. Tom Ohikere

1st August, 2026

For 2 years, Nigerians have been arguing on Twitter, on TV, and in beer parlors about President Tinubu’s certificates.

Today, Dr. Monday Onyekachi Ubani, SAN has broken it down.
And I want to break it down further so that Mama in the market and Baba on the bike can understand.

No big grammar. Just truth.

PART 1: WHAT THE LAW ACTUALLY SAYS
To become President of Nigeria, the Constitution in Section 131(d) says only one thing about education:
"You must be educated up to at least Secondary School Certificate level or its equivalent."

What does "equivalent" mean?
Section 318(1) explains it. It means WAEC, NECO, NCE, Degree, HND. Even if you can just read and write English well.

The Supreme Court in 2014 also said it clearly:
We are checking if you reached that level. We are not checking if you brought every paper from Primary 1.

OWhat this means in plain language:
If you have a university degree, the law assumes you have passed secondary school.
So nobody can remove you just because you did not submit your Primary 6 certificate.

That is the law. Whether we like it or not.

PART 2: SO WHAT CAN REMOVE A PRESIDENT?
The Constitution does not care about missing papers.
The Constitution cares about LIES.

The law says: If you tell a lie to INEC. If you submit forged documents to INEC. You are disqualified.

That is in Section 131 and 182.
That is also in the Electoral Act 2022, Section 29(5) which says any Nigerian can go to court within 14 days to challenge a candidate who gave false information.

The Supreme Court in 2019 also agreed: If you lie about your qualification, the court can remove you.

So the real questions are very simple:
1. Did President Tinubu swear on oath in 1999 that he went to Government College Ibadan and primary school, when he didn’t?
2. Were the documents he gave to INEC in 1999 forged?
3. Did he use fake certificates to enter school abroad?

If the answer is YES, and a court proves it, then he must leave office.
Degree or no degree. SAN or no SAN.

PART 3: WHAT IS INEC’S JOB AND WHAT IS COURT’S JOB?
Many people are angry at INEC. But INEC’s job is simple.
Collect the form. Publish the form. Let Nigerians go to court if they see lies.

Only a court can disqualify a President for qualification issues.
Not Twitter. Not INEC. Not protesters. Only a judge.

PART 4: MY MESSAGE TO EVERYBODY

To the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu :
Stop hiding behind technicalities. If your records are clean, let the court confirm it. Nigerians deserve a President with nothing to hide.

To us, the opposition :
Dr. Ubani has shown us the door. The door is the courtroom.
We should stop talking. File the case. Bring our evidence of forgery and false oath from 1999.
We have the law on our side since we have the proof.

To Nigerians:
This is not about APC or PDP. This is about our country.
We cannot build a nation where leaders lie and forge their way to the top.
Tomorrow it will be your son or daughter who will be denied a job because "connections and lies" are the new qualification.

CONCLUSION: THE LAW IS NOT COMPLICATED
Let me say it one last time so everyone understands:

1. Missing Primary School Certificate = You cannot be removed.
2. Lying under oath + Forged documents = You MUST be REMOVED.

That is what Dr. Monday Ubani, SAN has taught us.
That is what the Constitution says.

Now the ball is in the court.

Nigeria deserves leaders with clean records.
Nigeria deserves truth, not forgery.

Dr. Tom Ohikere
ADC Member/Public Affairs Analyst


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Goo0dHardDick:
Video of them hanging out together.

You people don't know what clone accounts on Internet means? Those clone accounts are all verified. Dude that account is obviously one of Ronaldo's accounts being handled by someone elsewhere chatting with Davido, and not Ronaldo himself.

Ronaldo himself doesn't even know if Davido is existing. He know no who be Davido.

see where bad belle carry you reach? You just dey jealous Davido for nothing and you senior him with 18 years o.

Let him come and see my chats with Trump, Netanyahu, infatino, IBB, Atiku, Obi, Diener Rust, Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson and Moumar Gadafi.

The girl no even fine self. See her mouth like that of frog. Mtcheeeeeeeeeeeeeeew.

An Open Letter to Daniel Bwala, Special Adviser on Media Policy Communication to the President (His Excellency, Bola Ahmed Tinubu) of the Federal Republic of Nigeria By Timothy Dokpesi Adidi, PhD

Dear Bwala,

I have tried so hard to restrain myself from reaching out to you or writing you an open letter. Each time I try to restrain myself, I have a sleepless night. It is a burden on me to speak the truth on any given occasion, as long as it is for the good of Nigeria. Nigeria does not belong to the president of Nigeria; the president is only a custodian of the Nigerian state. The owners of Nigeria are the Nigerian people. The Constitution, Section 14(2)(a) of the 1999 Constitution, says, “Sovereignty belongs to the people of Nigeria,” and government derives its powers from the people. This is a constitutional truth that is ontological.

Daniel, it is not possible that you love Nigeria more than Nigerians. Therefore, you cannot cry more than the bereaved. I had hoped that your March 2026 interview with Mehdi Hasan would give you clarity about how you are perceived at home and the responsibility that comes with speaking for Nigeria on global platforms. Instead, the interview revealed a troubling disconnect between your past positions and your present answers. Many Nigerians felt that the exchange brought embarrassment to our country, not because tough questions were asked, but because the responses lacked consistency, humility, and insight. More so, unfortunately, that interview exposed a troubling gap. Nigerians watched a senior public voice struggle to reconcile past positions with present answers on a global stage. Many felt it brought embarrassment to our nation—not because difficult questions were asked, but because the responses lacked consistency, depth, and a sense of responsibility to the Nigerian people.

More so, your recent remarks on Saturday, August, 1 2026, about His Eminence John Onaiyekan were especially concerning. Public figures must be held to a higher standard of truth and charity. I urge you to take time for sober reflection, to seek counsel, and to issue clarifications where necessary. Nigeria deserves representatives who speak with integrity, even under pressure. The owners of Nigeria are the Nigerian people. You, like every public official, are only a custodian. Bwala, I understand that public communication can be stressful. But when a public official is constantly made to defend positions that contradict verifiable facts and reality, it points to a deeper problem: a disconnect with truth. That disconnect was on full display after the pastoral visit of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria to the president on July 28, 2026. In a post on your X handle directed at His Eminence, John Cardinal Onaiyekan, you wrote: “You are rooting for Obi.” Daniel, that comment reveals a poor grasp of the identity, history, and operations of the Roman Catholic Church. The Catholic Church is not a political party. If it were, it would have taken partisan advantage when a Catholic governor was involved. It did not. Instead, it applied its own internal discipline. We saw this with Very Rev. Fr. Moses Orshio Adasu, the late former governor of Benue State and Catholic priest, who was suspended from public ministry by the Church and only recalled after due process and apology. The Church chose fidelity to her mission over politics. To therefore reduce Cardinal Onaiyekan’s pastoral voice to “rooting for Obi” is to misunderstand Catholic social teaching and the Church’s role as the Family of God in Nigeria—a role reaffirmed in Ecclesia in Africa. The Church speaks to power, not for a party. Nigeria does not belong to any appointee. The president is a custodian. The owners of Nigeria are the Nigerian people. As someone speaking for government, you owe Nigerians accuracy, charity, and historical knowledge—especially when speaking about faith leaders. I urge you to retract the mischaracterization, study the Church’s public role, and commit to public discourse that respects both truth and our common humanity.

Let me remind you: Cardinal John Onaiyekan is not just a Catholic priest. He is a scholar, a statesman, and a man of revered standing. He does not speak for the fun of it. His historical antecedents—in theology, peacebuilding, and governance—have earned him respect across Nigeria and around the world. He is respected by Muslims and adherents of other faiths. Indeed, Cardinal Onaiyekan is one of the foremost promoters of interreligious dialogue globally. To reduce his pastoral intervention to “rooting for Obi” is to miss the point entirely. The Catholic bishops did not go to Aso Rock on July 28, 2026, to speak for Catholics alone. They went to speak Nigeria’s reality to the president. They spoke for poor Nigerians who cannot afford medical bills. They spoke for workers whose minimum wage cannot pay rent. They spoke for families crushed by the cost of petrol, diesel, and food. They spoke for communities living under insecurity. Insecurity does not ask if you are Catholic before it strikes. Hunger does not ask your denomination before it bites. Rent, hospital bills, and fuel do not discriminate. The Roman Catholic Church came to say what you, as a spokesperson, may not be able to say because of the burden of office and “stomach infrastructure.” That is a prophetic duty. That is citizenship.

For the good of Nigeria, I urge you to reflect soberly on both the March 2026 interview and the July 28 post and their impact on our national image. Offer a public clarification and retract the mischaracterization of Cardinal Onaiyekan and the CBCN. Commit to public discourse that is truthful, historically informed, and respectful of faith leaders and the poor whose voices the Church carried to Aso Rock. I write this not out of malice, but out of love for country and concern for the integrity of public office. May we all be judged not by the titles we held but by how faithfully we served the people.

ADIDI, Dokpesi Timothy, PhD
A Concerned Nigerian
Abuja, Federal Capital Territory
August 5, 2026



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Thieves probing another thief? We already know the outcome even before they start. It's like Tinubu probing Remi and Seyi Tinubu.

Na AI jo

crestedaguiyi:
He is a catholic, a devoted one at that. i want expecting anything different

na which kind English be dis now. E better make you write am in Chinese language..

Nothing but the truth full of bitter leaves.

The President and the Cardinal.

The eminent prelate gave an interview on Arise TV and reported how the President pushed back against the report of harsh economic conditions of the country. Against the president's 'rosy' picture of the economy, the Cardinal insists people are suffering. Ordinarily, this shouldn't generate the acrimonious banters it had between Nigerians.

The first problem is with the president's media aide who escalated this by accusing the Cardinal of bias and unethical behavior. That's totally unnecessary and provocative. Then characters like Daniel Bwala took the campaign of calumny against the Cardinal to insane level. I don't know why media aides to presidents in this country think their job is to behave like attack dogs.

I expected Bayo Onanuga and his cohorts to respectfully and intelligently disagree with whatever the Cardinal said that they didn't like. All they needed do is explain how 'rosy' the economy has become or is becoming under Tinubu. Just reel out the macro and micro indices that support your position on the economy and allow Nigerians to judge. Bantering the cleric for saying what is OBVIOUS does your government no good.

The self evident truth is that Nigerians are experiencing harsh economic realities. Common folks everywhere in the world measure the economy with prices of basic commodities. Denying such realities with any intelligent sounding economic term is foolhardy, and attacking people who voice it out makes no sense and no gain.

Acknowledge it and then explain how the policies of your government will in the long run make things better. I am an unrepentant agitator for structural change in Nigeria; restructuring as we call it. That's ultimately how I measure a government. Tinubu's administration has done some good job on that, he has bullishly taken some policy decisions that make a president unpopular but good for the country in the long run. I commend him for all that.

Yet, while I regard those policy/ structural changes as huge accomplishments, I cannot push back against those who complain of hardships, that'd be totally stupid and insensitive as if what they complain about isn't true. The most important thing anyone can do is acknowledge the truth of what they say and then explain how the structural changes will lead to better days, or how postponement of such changes will only guarantee a future of worse conditions. The president's men should stop behaving like attack dogs and engage rationally.

The CBCN and John Cardinal Onaiyekan have consistently called out governments based on the plights of the people. Is Tinubu's government expecting a romantic love letter from them? Is there any criticism they made against this government that they spared others? Why are some people making it look like the CBCN and Onaiyekan are picking on Tinubu?

Then there is a group of Nigerians that are hypocritically inconsistent. There is one group that is all over the place praising the CBCN and Cardinal Onaiyekan to high heavens for calling the government out. This same people were and are still up in arms against the Pope when he said no to war and Trump made it a personal fight. Such persons argued that the pope should leave politics and face papacy as if what the pope said was partisan. Same people are now not telling the CBCN and Onaiyekan to leave politics and face church. They like Trump, they don't like Tinubu. If they liked Tinubu as they like Trump, they would be defending him against the bishops just as they defended Trump.

Then there is another group that is also excited and happy about the Cardinal's position but were not happy when he made same criticism against Buhari. These ones I remember vividly.

Well, all I can say is that John Cardinal Onaiyekan has done no wrong. He has consistently spoken out against governments in the midst of the sufferings of the people. He did it to Abacha, Obasanjo, GEJ, PMB and now Tinubu, that's consistency. He will only stop when Nigerians are not suffering unnecessarily.

You can disagree with him, but you can't accuse him of unethical behavior, hatred or prejudice against Tinubu. The Bwalas and Onanugas should learn to defend their principals with rational and intelligent arguments rather than pedestrian diatribe.



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I don't know if it's short memory or double standard by supporters of APC who have been throwing tantrums insulting Cardinal John Onaiyekan for his last press interview

Cardinal John Onaiyekan had told the media his last encounter with President Tinubu and how he had told him Nigerians are suffering and ble£ding under his administration.

Since then, Cardinal Onayaikan has been under attack from President Tinubu's men and supporters

Bayo Onanuga accused him of abusing the clerical privileges. Bwala accused him of working for Peter Obi.

Then , other president Tinubu supporters have been all over social media ranting.

What is shocking about all these outbursts on social media was that, this same APC supporters celebrated this same Cardinal Onayaikan and other members of the Catholic Bishops in 2014 when they paid a visit to the the Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan

Now let me tell you what happened in 2014.

Cardinal John Olorunfemi Onaiyekan visited then-President Goodluck Jonathan at the Presidential Villa Aso Rock on Thursday, 13 November 2014.

The visit was made by members of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of Nigeria, who met President Jonathan to express their concerns about the worsening Boko Haram insurgency and the humanitarian crisis in northeastern Nigeria. A few days later, Cardinal Onaiyekan explained that the bishops felt it was important to tell the President "the raw truth" about the security situation because they believed he was not receiving an accurate picture of events.

This was in 2014. Exactly like the 2026 visit to President Tinubu.

Guess what? Members of the APC and their supporters celebrated and commended Cardinal Onayaikan for being bold to speak to power

He was a hero back then.

If I may ask , what has changed now? A hero in 2014 and a villain in 2026 ?

What changed?