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He has used Tax law collect, Ministerial appointment. Yet some people were defending him. Many people that claimed to love Nigeria dont fear God. So embarrassing. Everything under Tinubu is without thought.

Owa la be abo.

Chief mourner has spoken

Kogi man claiming Lagos, Jandor lule. Hamzat is from Ogun, not EPE, his father was a king.

parcking lot, MOT, Passports, land use act, driving licence. Tinubu and APC is collecting taxes on virtually everything. Masses are being squeezed to death.

60MW, when you finished deceiving yourself.

As of today, the only law that works is anything against APC. See how INEC recognises Wike's PDP, but interpreted in his own term, ADC case. Oluomo has been removed by Industrial court, but army guarding him.

Those defending APC, should know life doesn't give warning before it happen.

Tinubu is FAILURE personify. Things has never been this bad. Military, police, civilians are not safe again. Tinubu is not beyond 2027.

Police should raid the place. Nigeria is not safe.

I watched the video yesterday, a pot of delicious meat wasted. It can be roasted anyway.

Tinubu is not BEYOND 2027, we shall be here to LAUGH.

18 military people just like that.

Brig. Gen Braimah was well know.

David Mark, factional national chairman of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has asked a federal high court in Abuja to overturn the decision of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to derecognise his leadership of the party.

In a motion filed before Emeka Nwite, the presiding judge, Mark is seeking orders compelling INEC to restore his name and that of Rauf Aregbesola as national chairman and national secretary of the party, respectively.

INEC had, on April 1, removed the names of Mark and Aregbesola from its portal, effectively withdrawing recognition of the party’s national working committee (NWC).


The commission also stated that it would no longer recognise any of the ADC factions, including that of Nafiu Bala, following its review of a judgement of the court of appeal.


Through his lawyer, Sulaiman Usman, a senior advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Mark is asking the court to set aside INEC’s refusal to monitor the party’s congresses and convention pending the determination of the suit.

He is further seeking an order restraining the electoral body from recognising any rival leadership or altering the ADC’s records until the case is decided.


Usman argued that INEC misinterpreted an earlier ruling of the court of appeal delivered on March 12, which directed parties to maintain the “status quo ante bellum.”


“The ‘status quo ante bellum’ refers to the last lawful, uncontested state of affairs prior to the institution of the suit,” the lawyer said.


He added that as of September 2, 2025, when the suit was filed, Mark was the recognised national chairman of the ADC, and the leadership structure was already in place.

According to him, INEC’s decision to remove the ADC leadership created uncertainty within the party and undermined the subject matter of the case.

“The law is settled that a mandatory injunction may be granted at an interlocutory stage to restore a party to the position wrongfully altered,” the lawyer said.



“This is a proper case for the exercise of the equitable jurisdiction of this honourable court.”

Mark is also seeking an accelerated hearing of the suit, urging the court to abridge the time for filing processes and to hear the matter on a day-to-day basis.

His lawyer argued that the dispute has significant implications for the internal administration of the party and broader democratic participation.

“The present uncertainty surrounding the leadership of ADC is affecting its internal administration, impeding its participation in political activities and creating avoidable institutional confusion,” he said.



The suit follows a leadership dispute within the ADC.


Nafiu Bala, a former deputy national chairman of the party, had filed the case marked FHC/ABJ/CS/1819/2025, challenging the legitimacy of the Mark-led leadership.

In September 2025, Nwite declined to grant an ex parte application seeking to stop the leadership and instead directed that all parties be put on notice.



Dissatisfied, the Mark-led leadership approached the appellate court, which ordered parties to return to the trial court and maintain the existing state of affairs pending the determination of the suit.

Bala had joined the ADC, Mark, Aregbesola, INEC, and Ralph Nwosu, a former national chairman of the party, as defendants in the case.


https://www.thecable.ng/david-mark-asks-court-to-overturn-inecs-derecognition-of-his-adc-leadership/

Dictators breeding more and more daily under APC. If you love your life, do everything to prevent this gang in 2027. We told you, to be fore warned..

Lesson will be learnt.

Nlfpmod, what is the offence of GEJ.

I thought it was only Brig. Gen. Nigeria taking out good men.

Jihadists in northeast Nigeria killed several troops including a brigadier general in an assault on a military base, local government and intelligence sources told AFP on Thursday, the second killing of a high-ranking officer in five months.

Violence is surging across the country’s mostly Muslim north, with at least 90 people killed by gunmen in several remote villages since Sunday night, according to an AFP tally of tolls given by local, humanitarian and church sources.


Africa’s most populous country has been fighting a jihadist insurgency for 17 years, since Boko Haram’s 2009 uprising, which has seen the emergence of powerful splinter groups including Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP).



Four sources, including the military confirmed the overnight attack, with one intelligence source putting the death toll at 18.

Unidentified jihadists overran the military base, killed 18 soldiers and torched vehicles in Benisheikh, about 75 kilometres (47 miles) from Borno state capital Maiduguri, an intelligence source told AFP.

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“Unfortunately, the brigade commander, Brigadier General O.O. Braimah, lost his life,” Kaga local government chairman, Zannah Lawan Ajimi told AFP on the phone.

Two intelligence sources confirmed Braimah’s death to AFP.

His death follows the killing of Brigadier General Musa Uba by ISWAP in November. He was the highest-ranking military official to die in the long-running conflict since 2021.

“They overran the brigade,” one of the intelligence sources said, giving the death toll as “at least” 18.

The second intelligence source said that “the terrorists killed several troops” and “burnt vehicles and buildings before they withdrew”, without giving a toll.


Nigeria’s military said that “insurgents attempted to breach the defensive perimeter of the military installation” but were “decisively engaged and forced to retreat in disarray”.

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The statement, from Major General Michael Onoja, a defence headquarters spokesman, said that the attack “resulted in the loss of a few brave and gallant soldiers”, without disclosing a toll or who was killed.

– Rising jihadist violence –
Researchers have warned of an uptick in violence since last year.

Borno capital Maiduguri has seen two suicide bombings since December — the type of bloody, urban attacks reminiscent of the insurgency’s peak a decade ago.

On Wednesday, the US State Department said in a notice it was authorising “non-emergency US government employees” to leave Abuja “due to the deteriorating security situation”.

While the insurgency is concentrated in the northeastern countryside, jihadists from Nigeria and the neighbouring Sahel have made inroads in western Nigeria, where organised crime gangs known as “bandits” have been raiding villages and extorting farmers and artisanal miners for years.

The spate of attacks that has left 90 dead this week included an assault in Kebbi state that police blamed on a local jihadist group known as Mahmuda, which is affiliated with Al-Qaeda.

Other assaults included those blamed on bandits, which the Christian Association of Nigeria said launched raids “from one village to the next” over three days, without military intervention.

Father Illah Vincent Iko, CAN coordinator for Shanga area in Kebbi, said there were at least 1,900 people displaced by the attacks.

Kebbi sits on Nigeria’s border with Benin and Niger and since 2025 has been targeted by a rising number of jihadist attacks.

Conflict monitor ACLED says there has been a surge in violence in the area carried out by militants affiliated with Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State group.

In nearby Kwara state, in October, fighters from the Al-Qaeda-affiliated JNIM claimed an attack after years of researchers warning that the jihadist conflict ravaging the Sahel risked spreading south towards coastal west African states.

In December, the United States, with Nigerian assistance, bombed northwest Sokoto state, targeting Islamic State Sahel Province (ISSP) fighters usually found in neighbouring Niger, along with Mali and Burkina Faso.

Earlier this year, the United States began deploying 200 troops to Nigeria to provide technical and training support to the country’s soldiers in fighting jihadist groups.


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/04/brig-gen-17-soldiers-feared-killed-by-boko-haram-in-borno/

People are really hungry in Nigeria, sugarcane is now a big thing under APC.

If Tinubu contest against himself in 2027, he is still not beyond 2027.

Armoured tank refused to start. Nigeria is in TROUBLE. Today's survival can be tomorrow's victim.

Tinubu is really afraid of 2027. He doesn't want opposition. He is not beyond 2027. Let him hiring Kachikwu too. How can Bala alone be NWC?.

Interesting, the same Abejide from Kogi, supporting Nasiru Bala 's ADC.

Interesting, the same Abejide from Kogi, supporting Bala 's ADC.

These are human beings with hopes and aspirations, not chickens. Our humanity is gone with politics.

Tinubu and his team, who want to rule forever.

Pray you have AA and close the case. God will do you well. I know a lady SS, married with her own children, over 40. You see God, but if can avoid it, AS plus AS.

Even if INEC replaced him with Seyi, Tinubu is not beyond 2027.

Beginning of the end of APC.