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Lamidi , how many times I call you?. Why una no dey get sense?

Iamgrey5:
Actually, this is simply the military of Niger protesting against Tinubu.

They didn't expect the response Tinubu gave the coup sofar.

Macron, Biden and Tinubu were all insulted on the banner.

Aboki no dey hard to know. All una own na ban and kill... How does suspending TikTok heal the wounds in Senegal?. Be it social or economic or even political. The ills in the Nigerian system was highlighted on Twitter previously, the typical aboki response was to ban Twitter. Since then, how has things been?. Nothing has been done in terms of policies to addressing the ills noted before and after the Twitter ban. Una no too get sense for this country sha. Aboki and Yoruba people. You pretend to be patriots but we know the hatred for the igbos is only where your paths both align. Mumu people.

Acekidc4:
Good Move. People are misusing the Social Media Freedom anyhow. We need to do same in Nigeria.

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The Kaduna guy should have been questioned by the DSS for balance. No one is saying the girl shouldn't be punished, let the punishment go round equally. Dassoll.

MuMu man.... Hope you've washed your Okada today.

greatestdestiny:
If Jagaban has been President since 1999, am sure and certain that Nigeria would have been better than Johannesburg. God bless Jagaban!!!

What some dunce like you fail to understand is that Obidients only want a Nigeria that works irrespective of the occupier of the office of president. Obidient is bigger than Peter Obi himself. He only embodies a semblance of what a modern day Nigerian president should be like. The druggie on the other hand embodies the totality of the Nigeria we would like to forget. I am sure I made more money under Buhari than your entire family combined made in your miserable lives. I assure you that I will make more money under Tinubu than your entire family and extended family and generations born and unborn put together can ever make in your entire bloodline.( Take that to the bank). When we demand a country that works for all, don't think we Obidients are as hungry as your family. We demand so because as the great sage, Chinua Achebe wrote in his book, "we do not gather under the moonlight in the village square to gaze at the moon. Every man can see the moon from his house. We gather because it's good for kinsmen to do so.". America is not great today because of the numbers of billionaires it has. It is great because of the relative comfort it offers those that live in America.

Agbadorians and MuMu =5&6

Omenlon:
if you are still crying for Peter Obi then your tears will run till the next 4 years.

A student loan with a requirement of a civil servant on a grade level 13 or higher or a Lawyer with 10 years post call is not targeted at the poor. It's like putting a meal 40 feet above ground and telling a dwarf the meal is for him. This is what happens when you borrow an idea which is not yours. Abeg make una give PO him mandate back. With the revelations in the RED chamber, from how Ahmed Lawal returned to the Senate to how Bulkachawa influenced his wife to pander to his friends in numerous cases of miscarriage of Justice, it's safe to say the Judiciary is on trial.

Yoruba Ronu oooo.... Home and abroad

Shut up and dance... He's a good guy and would eventually meet a good girl. He has no fault and don't try to guilt trip him. Mr Christopher, you're a good man. You'll meet a good girl soon. If you want a hint, I'll say stay off girls that are way Into social media. You see those that update thier pages once in five or six months or a year,.? That's the deal.

zenithgroup:
Nawa for you oo , you're asking your womaniser friend to continuously flirt with your woman, giving them all the attention at close range and you expect them not to fall the problem is you not dem ladies.
>Woman are emotional being, they responds to all men base on how each makes them feel.

>woman are not property you can't own them. When she's with you it was your turn - keep taking what you can don't personalised it.

>No woman is loyal to you, they're with you base on wat you have attached to your name which they can gain from.
>If you must marry took a young virgin from her fathers house, Dominate and satisfy her sexually and emotionally and her heart will forever beat for you.

You know a lot about black rulers and greed hence the "but"

Xscape1993:
I will be the happiest person on earth if it is well utilized...but what do I know about black rulers and greed....

Don't mind them in the Southeast. The same Region that produced Oyefusi, the same Region that produced ishola, the same region that mines the skulls of thier children and father's and mother's for ritual purposes. The same region who's people are littered all-over Saudi Arabia prisons on drug charges. The same region that produced Mc Oluomo. The same region that has an ex convict as governor in Ogun state. The same region that produced an ex convict as speaker of the house of Reps and even took it a notch higher by giving the country a convicted drug lord as president. The Southwest don't encourage criminals, they only vote for them. Hey, if they don't get elected, they get installed as Kings. Den of ewedu eating morally depraved criminals

[quote author=lhordspy
post=123545925]Kudos to Seyi makinde for checkmating his excesses before it spiral beyond control. I think now, Auxilliary is back to default setting, and suing for peace.

Unlike other region (especially down east) , In the Southwest we don't condone lawlessness. We nip the bud at early stage. We dont encourage and cheer on criminality, neither do our governors use every available TV interviews and press releases to beg for the release of a terrorist kept in detention by the government so as to prevent him from further havoc.

We must all quit deceiving ourselves and take responsibilities. Tribal sentiment in the face of criminality must be set aside[/quote]

Hahahaha.... Scam... Well, they know agbadorians will believe them. Those folks are zombies

When you remember that EscoBAT that was just sworn in is made of same clothe as Buhari, this news becomes a huge set back

Statistically, women from a divorced home or home of a single parentage are more likely to tow the line of thier parents. Ample evidence abound even around you if you care enough to observe.

De play

lecowas:
Truth be told, Nigerians esp the youth are naturally arrogant. There are lots of ways to criticize a person without hauling insults around but they won't tow that part. That's why some politicians don't give a flying fck about the masses.

Says someone from the bloodline of cowards and tribalistic serial betrayals.

BlackKafka:
These people and sentiments sha . . . continue with nzobu nzobu politics.

Maybe you recently came across an article about Nigeria's history. With people like you, when the history of Buhari's failed economic governance is written, the blame would be on Zainab Ahmed. Like I said, keep shifting the goal post.

BlackKafka:
When folks that are ignorant of Nigeria's history start blabbing, they aren't hard to spot.

Professor BEN NMAWBUEZE Drafted Unitary Document That Removed Regional System Of Government And Brought Nigeria 🇳🇬 Under One Federating Unit to Favour Aguyi Ironsi

Professor Ben Nwabueze, erudite constitutional lawyer, consummate and well-researched elder statesman drafted the unitary constitution thus abolishing the robust regional setup that made each region economically and politically viable. He abolished the regional governance because of General Aguiyi Ironsi who had just seized power after the gruesome murders of the prime minister, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, and others in 1966.

To ensure his grips on power, Ironsi used Nwabueze’s unitary document to bring Nigeria under one federating unit. It is intriguing that the same person whose document ended our regional experience is the same person crying for restructuring. What has happened that his beautiful policy is no longer an option but an oppressive tool? For us to take him serious, he must first apologise to Nigerians for abolishing the regional template.

“Of all the decrees enacted in Nigeria, none is more controversial than Decree No 34 of 1966. It was promulgated on May 24, 1966 by then Head of State, Major General Johnson Thomas Umunnakwe Aguiyi-Ironsi (1924-1966). It was called Unification Decree while some critics at that time labelled it the De-unification Decree.

It was the decree that started the death of regionalism – an issue that is still generating controversy till now. Although the next head of State, General Yakubu Gowon, repealed the Decree 34 on August 31, 1966 through Decree 9, a large portion of the Decree is still effective till today.

General Gowon further compounded it by promulgating Decree 14 of 1967, which broke Nigeria into 12 states and provided for military governors for each state. With Decrees 34, 8 and 14 regionalism was finally buried.

On assumption of power, General Aguiyi-Ironsi promulgated the Constitution (Suspension and Modification) Decree 1966. Decree No 1 dated January 17, 1966 but not published in the Official Gazette until March 4, 1966. He then issued Public Order Decree No 33 dated May 24 1966, which dissolved 81 political associations and 26 tribal and cultural associations.

At the early stage of his tenure, he appointed a three-man advisory team made up of Chief Francis Nwokedi, a permanent secretary, Dr Pius Charles Nwabafor Okigbo (1924-2000) and Colonel Patrick Anwunah, who later became chairman and head of the Orientation Committee at that time.

This piece is for those who think the call for restructuring is a new idea, no, we had a well thought out governance template until Prof Ben Nwabueze truncated it with his unitary pooh pooh. This is setting the record straight otherwise he takes the glory of being a champion of a better Nigeria when in real sense he was the architect of a provincial and nepotistic leaning.

It's now about who Prof Nwanchukwu that killed regional government. Thought it's Aguiyi Ironsi. Keep shifting the goal post.

BlackKafka:
Even funnier when you realize that the crying man was the one who killed regional governments in Nigeria cos He thought his people were in control.

It's no longer"go to court" ??... Hahaha.. whoever supports the APC is either doomed or about to be doomed or will surely be doomed. Bunch of dead brains.

RecentHistory:
If you like, reference the Presidential Tribunal in Soweto and Guam. No live coverage. If you don't like it, go to hell.

I don't think you're as smart as you think you are. How did you manage to reduce the statement there to a threat to the judges families by the poster while excluding the stated instrument of threat embedded in the statement.?. If you say he threatened the judges, therefore you agree that the APC and Buhari cum Tinubu are instruments to deliver harm.

Secondly, I don't think you know the meaning of emotional. If you do, you'll understand the Southeast has never been emotional in political support of a candidate. Rather, the Southwest is a region that it's people can NEVER reason objectively. Thier decisions are always clouded by emotions. Besides arears that voted on religious sentiments, point one state that Tinubu won outside the Southwest !!!.

Igbos are pompous no doubt but not emotional. Especially on issues with serious consequences like politics. On the other hand, you can't separate the Yorubas from Tribalism, betrayal and cowardice. It's a known fact to the rest of Nigerians.

lhordspy:
I dont know why this election thing is overly emotional to some people especially the south easterner. This is beyond the hate for Tinubu or Buhari. This is something else.

I just checked the twitter page of ChannelsTV where this news was posted. And the first comment that appeared in the comment section says alot. Infact it mirrored the exact reason why the tribunal refused to grant the live coverage. Imagine someone threatening the lives of the judges and their family.

A random mad fellow who is very confident to threaten the family of the judges, publicly; can also harm or kill the witnesses who are going to testify.

Occupational hazard

That's true to the extent that Tinubu is not also sworn in till the petition at the PEPT is adjudicated on, up to the Supreme court. Buhari should remain in power till the elections matters are adjudicated.
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seunmsg:
The judgement stands until it is set aside by a superior court. And in the interest of justice and equity, Alex Otti should not be sworn in on May 29. Ikpeazu should remain in office till the Supreme Court rules on the matter.

There's a good reason the Nigerian Army is not winning the war on terror and it's got nothing to do with sophisticated weapons and all the other craps the govt feeds the public. The Nigerian Army has lost the goodwill of the people. From the North down to the southeast. The Nigerian people are not proud of the Nigerian Army and for good reasons.

The voices in the video gives a clue as to why the Nigerian Army can NEVER win the terror battle. As typical with their sister "Useless" organization the Nigerian Police Force, when they arrive a crime scene, their usual MO is to arrest everyone in the vicinity. For what I can not really understand, the Nigerian Army has taken this opaque operational procedure to a higher level of uselessness by burning buildings and killing almost everyone they meet within a two mile radius of a crime scene. How them do you gather intelligence?. How has raiding everyone found around a crime scene ever solved a crime in Nigeria?. The whole Nigerian armed forces does not have the technological wherewithal to solve a crime and then the Nigerian Army and the Nigerian Police chose to live outside the realities of their environment, alienating themselves from the general public. Tomorrow you expect them to magically solve a crime. A little hint, since the history of the Nigerian Army and the Nigerian Police, how many organized crimes have they solved?. This is because solving organized crimes requires mere numbers of the force. Technology and intelligence plays a greater role.

They dehumanize civilians and are neck deep in bribery and corruption. When you add the near zero technology in the operations of the Nigerian Army and the Nigerian Police then you realize it's God that's been keeping us all. The army and police can't even guarantee the safety of thier barracks and stations

Marry you? .. you that supports APC and Buhari. How do you prove that you're normal.?.. I mean how do you assure her you won't wake up in the middle of the night and bite her?. Just show us something that proves that you're sane.

madridguy:
I don fall in love with Hilda already. Hilda if you are reading my post, will you marry me?

A BBC investigation has found evidence suggesting some results from Nigeria's presidential election may have been manipulated.

The winner Bola Tinubu is due to be inaugurated on 29 May but the opposition is challenging this.

The BBC has uncovered significant anomalies in Rivers state, a key battleground, although not sufficient to change the overall national outcome of the election, which took place in February.

There are also questions over the identity of an election official who read out some of the unexplained results.

How votes are counted in Nigeria
On 25 February, Nigerians cast their votes at thousands of polling stations across the country. At each polling station, the votes for the party of each candidate were publicly announced and the results sheets taken for collation first at the ward level, then at local government (LGA) centres.

An election official from each LGA then travelled to the state capital, where these results were officially declared.

For the first time in a Nigerian election, photographs of the polling station results sheets were published online by the electoral commission.

This made it possible to add up all the polling station sheets and to compare them with the results declared at the state level.

What we found in Rivers state
We added up the voting tally sheets from over 6,000 polling stations in Rivers state, where many of the opposition complaints had been made.

While the official result in this state gave a clear majority to Bola Tinubu of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), our tally suggested that Peter Obi of the Labour Party (LP) had actually received most votes in the state by a wide margin.

We found an increase of just over 106,000 in Mr Tinubu's vote in the official declaration when compared with our polling station tally - almost doubling his total in the state.

In contrast, Mr Obi's vote had fallen by over 50,000.

It's important to make clear that although we searched through the election website for every single one of the 6,866 polling stations in Rivers state, we were not able to obtain results from all of them.

Some were incorrectly uploaded, others were missing, even after a month from the date of polling.

For about 5% of polling stations, the photos of tally sheets were too blurred for us to read. It's reasonable to assume that the official count would have included these as they would have had the original documents.

In another 17%, there were no results at all. Many of these would have been places where no voting took place due to security issues or the non-arrival of voting materials. Others had technical problems preventing officials uploading the documents.

So there clearly would have been more polling stations included in the final official results that weren't included in the BBC investigation.

However, these additional tally sheets would have increased the totals for each party, not decreased them. And what we found was that the votes for Peter Obi's Labour Party had decreased sharply in Rivers state.

So how can the sharp fall in votes for Peter Obi - in the official result - be explained?

Where were the biggest discrepancies?
Two areas stood out.


The first was the Oyigbo local government area, where we found:

The vote for Bola Tinubu was six times larger in the officially announced results compared with the BBC's polling station count
Peter Obi's votes had been cut in half

The second local government area where we found major discrepancies was in nearby Obio/Akpor:

The official result for Mr Tinubu was 80,239 votes, but we counted just 17,293 votes from polling station tallies
The count for Mr Obi was announced officially as just 3,829 votes, but the BBC counted 74,033 votes for him on the tally sheets

So how did these differences occur?

As explained earlier, all the polling station sheets are collated at local government (LGA) headquarters.

We found an official election document with these collated votes for the Oyigbo area, signed by an election official and some of the party agents.

Several different photographs had been taken of it and uploaded on social media accounts.

The numbers in this document closely matched our own tallies for the two leading candidates (Obi and Tinubu).

This would have been one of the 23 collation sheets from LGAs in Rivers state taken to the state capital, Port Harcourt, for the official declaration.

Broadcast live on television on 27 February, in front of a bank of microphones, Oyigbo election official, Dr Dickson Ariaga, announced his name and that he worked for the Federal College of Education in Omoku.

On the recording, the word "Omoku" is indistinct, but there is only one Federal College of Education in Rivers state.

Dr Ariaga then read out the results for each party in alphabetical order, including for all the smaller parties.

They all matched those on the collation sheet the BBC had obtained. But when he reached Mr Tinubu's APC, instead of saying 2,731 as written on our photograph of the sheet, he read out "16,630".

Then for Mr Obi's party (LP) the figure changed again - instead of the 22,289 seen on the sheet, he announced "10,784", more than halving his vote.

The mystery surrounding Dickson Ariaga

We asked the electoral commission if we could speak to Dr Ariaga, but they would not give us his details or reach out to him for us.

We spoke to the election official seated next to Dr Ariaga, but she told us she wasn't authorised to talk to the press.

So we sent a reporter to the Federal College of Education in Omoku, about two hours drive north of Port Harcourt, where he'd said he worked when introducing himself.

The Deputy Provost Moses Ekpa told the BBC: "From our records, both from our payroll and from our human resources, there is no such a name in our system and we don't know such a person."

We tried tracking him down on social media and eventually came across another Facebook account for someone in Port Harcourt, whose profile details had the name Dickson Ariaga.

When we compared an image from this account to the television pictures of Dr Ariaga using Amazon Rekognition software, we achieved a match of 97.2%, indicating a very high probability they're the same man.

Dr Ariaga did not respond to messages sent by us to this account.

By reaching out to his Facebook friends we did finally manage to speak to a man who said he was a relative, who was at first willing to help us but then didn't return our calls.

What have the authorities said?

We put these findings to Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (Inec).

Johnson Sinikiem, Inec's regional spokesman in Port Harcourt, told us that due to a "gross shortage of time and personnel" they had needed to take on some people without verifying their identity documents.

Referring to Dr Ariaga, he said: "If he had presented himself as a lecturer from [the college in Omoku] and it's otherwise, then he is dishonest."

We also approached Inec's headquarters in Abuja for a response to our findings of discrepancies in the results in Rivers state. We were told that they were unable to comment due to ongoing legal challenges.

This is just one case in one state in southern Nigeria where the evidence points to the results having been manipulated.

On their own, these altered results would not have decisively swayed the outcome of the presidential election. Bola Tinubu won the national presidential vote by 1.8m votes over his nearest rival, Atiku Abubakar of the PDP.

We're still looking for Dr Ariaga to respond to the findings in this report.


Source...
https://www.bbc.com/news/65163713






Image 1 (Tinubu). Image 2(Peter Obi) Image3 (Dr Ariaga) image4(Gov Wike)

Bunch of useless army. If you want to know how useless and a coward the Nigerian Army have become, just arm boys scouts with equal weapons as the NA and watch them run away like the cowards they are. Just imagine if IPOB fully go violent... Have you seen the crowds in IPOB peaceful demonstrations?. Imagine just 15% of such crowds are armed. The Nigerian Army only have courage Infront of unarmed civilians. What's the man power of Boko Haram?. Do you mean to tell me Boko Haram has upto 100k fighters?. How come the Nigerian Army could not deal with them??..

We no get army for Nigeria. Na civilian oppressors in army uniform we get..... Make them continue. Na like this police take start, now them get zero respect from the people.

A region where you still have people, young people who can't communicate with any other language besides Yoruba. Very very unfortunate.

The last 3 presidential elections confirmed this to Nigerians. The Southwest is almost gone. O'tilor. A people who's role models are MC Oluomo, Portable, Koko Zaria, etc. They even voted a drug baron as President.

Una get light so?. Kpele ooo.... You're a MuMu man.

Larryndelaw:
I can feel you conveniently for 2 years

You're a MuMu man!!!!. Neck pressing untop say you never eat since yesterday. You dey online since yesterday dey drop account for every giveaway post wey you see. Neck pressing untop the people wey impoverish the country in general and YOU in particular. Neck pressing untop motorcade wey you no fit dey 109ft near, else them go put you for jail. Neck pressing wey go las las sell human legs for 20k for Ogun state. Once again, You're a MuMu man!!!!

Larryndelaw:
Neck pressing

These people are really doing well to increase the IGR of their states. Imagine a state like Osun of about 4 million people, with a leg going for 20k, that's a huge supply of legs to feed the entire Southwest Ritual market.. keep it up guys.