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oglalasioux:
Yahaya Bello is the current governor of Kogi State. He’s on his 3rd term in office and will possibly do 4th term.

4th term is not sure, that's why he is running from pillar to post trying everything possible to look relevant and trying hard to make tulumbu feel he is for him..

Fact, same man has never won any election even primaries in his state, result had to be written for him in his state, he came in through an inherited vote and of late Audu and for the second term, it took the intervention of Abuja to rig him in, force helicopter had to be deployed to shoot voters from the sky, inec staff kidnapped to write results for him and there was carnage in kogi, after his tenure, he had to again write result for his predecessor both in the primaries and main election and Abuja help him sealed it...

His constituency is the least in that state in term of voting strenght and produce the least votes, but some how he want to portray himself as one strong politician which he is not.

Left for him alone, without Abuja support, he can't even win the chairman of landlord association in his constituency not to even talk of cancellor...

bidexiii:
"Pele..." Mr chaos & jubilation. Am not talking about people protesting about the current hardship and ongoing insecurity in the country.
If a coup happens again it might lead to another counter-coup and another bloody civil war.
Are you ready for that ?

Mr Chaos? you are the one who mentioned chaos here bros and I think that title would fit you properly..
If you say Mr.Jubliation, that title is can hang happily..

And what war do you mean, to be fought by who against who exactly and for what and whose sake .?

It's seems you are detached from reality...

Two things involved...while it's never a good thing to sleep with someone wife, it should be noted that if a person's wife decides to give you a come on sign and open up herself to you to furcck , by all means satisfy her and let her go, cos if you don't, that women would take it as an insult and dent to her honour and from that day you are marked for destruction....she can go to any length to hurt you and have you destroyed...

Chilipepper:
Queer Nigerian man dies after being beaten and thrown from a two-storey building by homophobic assailants in Port Harcourt.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1ZgfVxcFnY/

Very very good riddance to a very very bad rubbish...!!

Ghostagain:
Cease fire must not mean the same for me as it does for the polish leader of colonial Zionist government of Palestine.

The last time I checked, both sides need to cease fire, not just one side. Both sides can go to hell anyways.

Who cares

Who cares and you are here ranting...?
You really need to slow down not to give yourself hypertension.

Bibi is doing what is best for his people and to preserve their land, a far cry from what we have here with the drug pusher...

bidexiii:
And any keen student should know that time has changed, Even if the rumours of the coup were true ?
Can a Coup be successful in Nigeria and it wouldn't lead to adisaster .

It can be possible and lead to no disaster...
infact the situation in the country now is a fertile ground for one and the masses would gladly welcome it...

You can do a random research on the street as check how people feel now and how they would react should there be a successful coup...!!

infact there would be jubilation all over the country...people would finish all stock in beer parlour and everywhere would be agog, the only people that would be sad in all these would be the very very few looting the country to stupor...

Mirasteel:
Trump only know how to make noise.

I don't believe anything he says.

Then you are beginning to have sense small small and waking up from your illusion that some how the Jordanian Arabs in judea and samaria would keep holding on the piece of land they usurp and named west bank...

The Egyptians and other immigrants Arabs in gaza are already finding out when they decise to poke the lion...

LeeSmart:
He has come out to apologise for such silly comment.

apologise where...? you say the video of him talking, where is the apology video...?


Nonsense...they should keep riding camel as he rightly said while Israel develop....
Nothing like any fake Palestinian state would ever happen...they all should know by now that they are chasing shadow and a fathom state that would never exist and doesn't and has never existed..

God1000:
https://www.facebook.com/100068174061627/posts/pfbid044nvBMB3NVQQWho1VJZeMZCK8gpnhqyp1kCWCikv8FhPkb6zEJjWgUknhuqjaiinl/?app=fbl

Nlfpmod mynd44 Dominique

Keep deceiving yourselves, so it's Trump you people are putting hope on now after, hamas, hezbollah, Iran, houthis, Syria, Turkey, Egypt etc failed you people...?

Sorry to burst your bubble, the bill already scaled through, judea and samaria would be taken back by isreal and Trump can only tag along....This matter is bigger than Trump and if you people are waiting for Trump to help you, then you people are on a very long thing.....

nnatobryno:
It is insane to call a freedom fighter terrorist. These men are fighting to liberate their land from the occupiers, Isreal

Which land..? so in future when the people of Plateau and southern Kaduna reinforce and come back to destroy the fulanis who killed their people and drive them off their land, you would label the fulani marauders as freedom fighter...?

Truly your sense of reasoning is warped....!!

AlphaTaikun:
Indeed, you put it succinctly. This is the reason why I created a thread for this.

It's surprising to me as well that a large number of the younger generation (especially those born within the last 30 years) do NOT know first-hand the ruthless nature of Gaddafi. They are looking for heros all about hence they latch on to the memories of often dictatorial past rulers to fill in their fantasies for good governance.

Those of us who are older from back in the day knew Gaddafi to be a major sponsor of terror groups with the millions of USD of oil money Libya made and he was very vocal in making inciting comments and this is why after the Lockerbie PanAm bombing Gaddafi was fingered as a sponsor.

The iconic Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore was himself a ruthless dictator in his city-state but fortunately his was that of a "benevolent dictatorship" hence he put a lot into transforming his country from an underdeveloped to an advanced country while being ruthless on crimes such as hard drugs trafficking, Indian hemp trafficking and other vices through the death penalty. That should be the ideal Nigerian model or model adopted by all subnationals. The Nigerian President 'Bola Tinubu has to adopt this strategy instead of being too nice otherwise he would fail like the others before him who treated foreign Fula herdsmen and banditry with levity. Any corruption or crimes should be treated via capital punishments the Singapore way.

Nice comment, but I laughed when I saw tulumbu in your comment, that name alone destroyed your beautiful comment..

You want a man who want to grant presidential pardon, to drug lord, killers and criminals to come and fix Nigeria like the Singapore man did...? that man destroyed and set back Nigeria for another 50 years with this few period he snatched and grabbed power.

Very laughable, I would suggest you edit and remove that useless name from your beautiful comment.

You go wail tire...many of your kind have towed same propaganda line and have all been subjugated with facts and truth.

That al aqsa was built on the temple site of the so called settlers, I wonder who is the real owner of the land between the people whose temple sit at the foundation of the land and those who built on the ruined temple...

SWATMan:
The call is getting louder and we all can predict the direction the rain will come from. When the present government took over and decided to look the other way, while Christians were being killed, what did you expect? Again I want us to understand the political undercurrent behind this storm. President Bola Tinubu and his deputy Shetima have both attacked the US during the president's visit to Asia, and the vp during his speech at the UN, that l kept asking who wrote that speech for the government. These two instances angered the Trump's administration. It's unfortunate that prof. Bolaji Akinyemi's advise to BAT and his goons seem to have fallen on deaf ears. Peter Tosh, in one of his sang "if you live in a glass house, don't throw stones" The end game would be the appointment of a US special envoy to and possibly a UN rapporteur that would seal the fate of this present administration. Nigerians should expect serious interference from the US, but can we as divided as we are hold on? Only time will tell.

Tulumbu and his gang of killer rogues are gone..

muyico:
Location??
Reports to nearest police station 🚓

So that police can arrest him for escaping from the fulani kidnappers and demand bail money bah...?

I sincerely think your head is paining you...!!

Dem go explain tire....No evidence...

The hand writing is clear as tulumbu's cap sign board.

PMForce:
This picture of an Israeli settler tormenting a Palestinian farmer on her land captures so much about the daily routine of living under occupation for over 70 years. Unprovoked, unhinged, unseen by the American public, and entirely protected by the American government.

Can the owner of a house be a settler in his own home..?

Your headline post already show you as an islamist and one of the propagandist...

We all know of gazawood and pallywood and the useless propaganda they often churn out.


Use same energy you want to use to tarnish thr image of isreal to report and expose what hamas is doing to thier fellow arab moslem in gaza...

Infact hamas has set aside a day as day of judgement meant to slaughter their fellow arab moslems in gaza enmass and we never saw any post from you reporting that wickedness and denouncing it...

All of you shouting village people, have you people considered karma?

Could be possible he did something terrible to another and trying to escape and karma caught up with him...

Islie:
Fear Of Protest Stops Nigerian Military From Seizing Power From Civilians — Sowore




https://leadership.ng/fear-of-protest-stops-nigerian-military-from-seizing-power-from-civilians-sowore/

There would have been massive jubilation all over the country...
Men declaring surplus in beer parlour, market women and students dancing wild on the street...

Its would have been a memorable and one of the most happiest day in Nigeria and for Nigerians..

Either they like it or not...this shackle would be broken for sure very very soon...

motayoayinde:
They probably learnt this from very scums of the earth: Zionists.

They put this to the greatest destructive use in Lebanon: The pager attack.

Same scum gave you the device in your hands that you are using to type this rubbish...

And you and your kind offer hatred and needless killings and murder to humanity

panafrican:
Even the so-called conservative republicans are in the pockets of the oil rich Muslim monarchies in the middle east.
Mosques are built everywhere in America , Europe, and Africa on daily basis meanwhile, there no opening
to any African secularism . Anytime Qatar , Saudi Arabia and Kuwait do anything in Africa it is to further Islam.
What happen with the so-called "Christian" political figures in Africa or Western Europe ? Nothing. No-one ever came
out with a Christain proposal . Even Israel which pretends fighting "radical terrorists", what does Israel leadership do ?
Nothing, except

That's what you people are secretly praying for...but to burst your bubble it can't and would never happen...not and never in this world..

Just a wishful thinking, eyes are you guys, if you as nuch as sneeze on such plans, the combined western world and Asia China would hammer you into shape...

In China islam is already term and mental illness and you sure know what they do to violent mad man...

We are not even talking of isreal yet...

Jennyclay:
Marriage will last if men respect and stop cheating on their wives.

So that they can turn them into slave and shorten their life expectancy bah...?

Nonesense ..!!

We are not white people who can marry in the morning and divorce by afternoon who take this nonesense talk of cheating seriously....


Black men don't divorce easily and so many network need to be available incase any misbehave, men can easily access another to continue life .

Hoaxen:
meanwhile, hamas is using palestinians for target pratice in gaza.

The emergency lovers of the Moslem Arabs calling themselves a non existing Palestine won't see this...

Same way they turned a blind eye when moslems were slaughtering Christians in Nigeria and then turn around to say there are no such thing as genocide against the Christians in Nigeria.

Dementia run in their blood...

greatiyk4u:
The Battle to Break Tinubu Is a Battle to Break Nigeria

By Idowu Ephraim Faleye

Let’s not pretend anymore—there’s a powerful undercurrent in Nigeria's political waters today, and it’s flowing fiercely against President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. What’s happening isn’t just the usual political noise. It’s a carefully orchestrated campaign by a group of powerful interests who feel threatened, not just politically, but economically and historically. And the reasons they want Tinubu out of power, at all cost, go deeper than most people realize.

This whole struggle didn’t start today. To understand what’s happening now, we must go back to a conversation between Prof. Omo Omoruyi and General Ibrahim Babangida, a conversation that sheds raw light on how deep the Northern establishment’s fear of Southern leadership runs. That conversation, documented in Omoruyi’s book The Tale of June 12, reveals a mindset that is both old and dangerously persistent.

At the heart of that discussion was a message from the Sultan of Sokoto. He warned General Babangida that allowing the election of Chief MKO Abiola, a Yoruba man and fellow Muslim, would undo the gains the North had made since independence in 1960. Imagine that. Even though MKO was well-liked and not seen as a threat in personal terms, his ethnic identity alone made him unacceptable to Northern power brokers. The Sultan made it clear that the North could not afford a Yoruba presidency. He believed it would shift the balance of power and allow the South-West to reverse decades of Northern dominance.

According to the account of Prof. Omoruyi, a message was sent to Babangida: the June 12 election must not go forward. And Babangida, in a moment of candor, told Omoruyi that Yoruba people behave as if Nigeria cannot move forward without them, adding that the Igbo should teach them a lesson. It was a disturbing statement. But it revealed the hidden bitterness and competition that have plagued Nigeria's leadership structure for years. It also showed how much fear and hatred of Southern ascendancy still exists behind closed doors.

What played out in 1993 is no different from what we are seeing today. The same fear, the same desperation, the same tactics. President Tinubu has become a symbol of what the Northern elite fear most—a Southern leader who is independent, bold, and difficult to control. Tinubu is not Obasanjo, who was handpicked and trusted by the same establishment to protect their interests. Unlike Obasanjo, who once ruled as a military head of state and was widely seen as someone who would "play ball," Tinubu came through the hard way. He built his political machinery from the ground up, led the opposition for years, and earned his victory through grit, strategy, and the power of the people. And now that he's in power, he is not dancing to their tune. That’s the real problem.

What has Tinubu done that is shaking the foundations of these powerful interests? He’s disrupting their long-standing economic privileges. The removal of the petroleum subsidy alone cut off a major pipeline of wealth for many of them who had benefited for years without any accountability. Oil bunkering, illegal mining, black-market foreign exchange deals, non-payment of taxes, and outright stealing of public funds in public service without questioning were part of the economic lifestyle of Northern elites. These acts weren’t just tolerated—they were part of an entrenched system of plundering Nigeria. Tinubu’s reforms are exposing that system and trying to shut it down.

And the reforms, though tough, are not without purpose. They are aimed at building a stronger economy, reducing waste, and making the country work for everyone—not just a privileged few. But those who have fed fat on the nation’s commonwealth for decades see it differently. To them, Tinubu’s policies are not reforms—they are threats. They see every policy as a move to dismantle their empire. And they cannot take it.

So, what are they doing? They are regrouping (COALITION). They are calling on their “best eleven”—political heavyweights, media propagandists, religious leaders, and ethnic champions. They are aligning with angry politicians, including those from the South who lost out in the last elections. They are funding protests, sponsoring misinformation, and sowing discontent. They are trying to present Tinubu’s government as a failure. Not because he has failed, but because they are desperate to make the people turn against him.

This playbook is not new. It’s the same strategy they used against former President Goodluck Jonathan. Remember how they resisted every effort to transmit power to him after the death of President Yaradua? How they labeled him incompetent, weak, and clueless? They made the country ungovernable and pushed him out using every conventional and unconventional method at their disposal. Now, they want to repeat that same script—only this time, the target is Tinubu.

But Nigerians must ask themselves: is this really about Tinubu? Or is it about a group of people trying to protect their unchecked access to power and wealth? The bitter truth is this—if we allow these forces to succeed, Nigeria will return to the same cycle of backwardness we’ve been trying to break since independence. The old system will come back stronger, bolder, and more ruthless. The same forces that have looted our resources, underdeveloped our regions, and used religion and ethnicity to divide us will be back in control. All the efforts to create a fair and just Nigeria will be wasted.

No one is saying President Tinubu has done everything perfectly. No leader ever does. But what he represents is a turning point in Nigeria’s political history. For the first time in a long while, the person at the top is not a puppet. He is not afraid to make hard decisions. He is not waiting for approval from a hidden cabal. He is trying to steer the country in a new direction—away from waste, corruption, and economic sabotage. And that is why they want him out.

The fight against Tinubu is not just about politics—it is about power, privilege, and control. It is a battle between the old Nigeria and the new Nigeria. A battle between those who want change and those who want things to stay the same because they benefit from it. A battle between progress and sabotage.

But this time, we must not let them win. We must see through the lies, the propaganda, and the distractions. We must recognize what is at stake—not just for Tinubu, but for all of us. If they succeed in removing him, they will also remove every hope for real change in this country. If they succeed, they will send a message that no Southern leader who is not a puppet can ever survive in power. If they succeed, they will kill the dream of a balanced Nigeria where leadership is based on merit, not manipulation.

This is the moment for Nigerians to stand firm. Not because Tinubu is perfect, but because Nigeria deserves a chance to be governed by someone who is not beholden to any hidden masters. We must support the reforms. We must endure the temporary pain for the promise of lasting gain. We must resist the attempts to throw the country back into chaos just to satisfy the greed of a few.

Because if we allow them to remove Tinubu now, we are not just removing a president—we are removing our last chance at true national progress. Let’s not betray our future. Let us stay the course. Let us protect the reforms. Let us defend the hope. Because this time, the change must not be stopped.

*Idowu Ephraim Faleye writes from Ado-Ekiti +2348132100608*

www.oblongmedia.net

Then so be it...let Nigeria break but tulumbu must go...!!
This is non negotiable as it stands now except anybody wants Nigerians to be in perpetual poverty and turn slaves in the hands of some fews crooks....

Uprightness100:
Hamas Stands Firm:
No Disarmament, Vows Security Grip on Gaza

In a Reuters exclusive, senior Hamas official Mohammed Nazzal declares the group won't commit to disarming, aiming to retain security control in Gaza amid interim governance. "I can't answer with a yes or no... To whom will the weapons be handed over?" he said, stressing Hamas's role in protecting aid from looters.

They push for a 3-5 year ceasefire to rebuild, tied to Palestinian statehood guarantees.

ISRAEL demands full disarmament; US plan echoes this with technocratic handover.

Time shall tell...let all the bodies of dead hostages killed by terrorist hamas be returned first..then they would now know and understand that numbers 5 and 6 are never same...

motayoayinde:
They're hurting very badly about the shame of having to negotiate with Hamas after 2 years of huffing and puffing killing kids.

Netanyahu's gang of thugs, Ben Pig and Smokeshit threatened to quit the government of failure after the deal was agreed because of shame.

As always, Satanyahoo assured them the deal would be violated and kids-killing would resume.

I knew they wont stop the war.

They wont stop until Shitr.a.e.l is destroyed.

That is their unfortunate fate.

wake up, hamas terrorists are still been killed on daily bases in gaza if the mess up ..

Now that the hostages are free, all bets are off and hamas knows this..

The bombing in Qatar shock the Qataris to thier foundation and they quickly threw hamas under the bus, the rest moslem Arabs world knew non of them is safe if they continue to support hamas and they all agreed to what Trump dictates...

Just like hezbollah, isreal has the liberty to keep killing any hamas crackhead that decides to pull any stunt...
Either way isreal wins, took control of over 50% of gaza land and have the licence to kill any hamas terrorist who tries any shit..

Wahala too full Nigeria...

Why all the ranting and wailing here...

I believe all of you commenting here trying so hard to blame isreal now, were all jubilating on Oct 7th when the carnage happened and hamas terrorist was having a field day slaughtering innocent old men, women and children and kidnapping others...

You people expectation was hezbollah was going to attack from the north to finish up those isrealis there while Iran would cap it up by destroying the remaining isrealis...but alas we all know ow as it went....

Now the table have turned and now shouting victim...

Hamas is known to always test cease fire and provoke the IDF and the iDF been a no nonesense force always made sure the crack heads in gaza gets what they want...

You all should just continue the jubilation and stop all the ranting....nobody cares and the world already know who the cancer truly are....

HolinessForever:
Seven days before Israel targeted Hamas leaders in Qatar, Jacob Magid published an interview in the Times of Israel with Majed Al-Ansari, advisor to the Qatari prime minister and spokesperson for the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Al-Ansari was upset that Netanyahu was insisting that Hamas release every living hostage at once rather than in phases AND that Hamas disarm AND that Israel would maintain a military presence in Gaza. If Hamas agreed to these conditions, Israel would end the war.

Al-Ansari thought that these Israeli demands were insane and akin to surrender. He said if Israel couldn't achieve its aims militarily after two years of fighting, how could it expect to achieve its aims diplomatically?

Well, here we are. Hamas released all of the living hostages at once. The Trump Peace Agreement says: "Hamas and other factions agree to not have any role in the governance of Gaza, directly, indirectly, or in any form. All military, terror, and offensive infrastructure, including tunnels and weapon production facilities, will be destroyed and not rebuilt." And the Israeli military still controls about half of Gaza.

Then came the strike in Doha. And guess what? Qatar caved and threw Hamas under the bus!

(Daniel Rubenstein on X)

I have always said it, that airstrikes in Qatar did the magic...

Even the Prime Minister knows he is not safe if isreal decides to smoke out him and his fellow terrorist sponsors there...