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I hope these properties will not be relooted like Malami did to those assets EFCC seized during his tenure as AG for 8 years. This is why EFCC want to reclaim these properties compulsorily.

Talk about the tide turning

This is the truth that we have also heard from the soldiers. This has changed how authorities react to terrorism in Nigeria.

To read that they pray!, They must be praying to a demon who abhors the freedom of man.

We give the almighty God the glory for their release and the ability to tell this story.

She has a Nigerian passport, doesn't she? Bitter people say they don't want you. Do you want to force them to like you?

Come home, baby, and live your life!

What bedevilled the asphalt roads will soon overtake the concrete roads. There are asphalt roads that have lasted 40 years, and they are still there. There are asphalt roads that have not lasted 20 years, side by side with those that have lasted.

It is the quality that made the difference.

Corruption has reduced the quality of the roads being built, not any materials or design.

Simply insist on quality and reduce the total eventual cost by eliminating corruption, and then the roads will last.

A contract in Nigeria (an airport) cost 3 times the same amount in nearby Ghana.

Another classic example is the Ibadan-Ife Road!!!

Your battle is not against Gbaja anymore. All the institutions in the government are against you. And, I am sorry for you!
You need protection against the State.
Can VDM guarantee you that?
Obviously No.

All have confederated against you and your testimony.

But somehow, I do believe there will be a leakage somewhere that will unravel the truth and the complete truth.

So I pray for God's help for you.

Somehow, I believe that this story will come into the open, and everything that happened will be laid bare.

However, no accidental death must occur. The truth will be out soon enough.

All must go down, starting from Gbaja. This is not his first time. I think this should be the third time, he has been mentioned for this kind of heist.

LagosOrigin:
Until we hear from the said beneficiaries mouth

This government is a scam

I am one of the beneficiaries. Though not all due was paid.

The money has been hanging since 2003.

They didn't mention my Bank, even though they haven't paid all. There's hope I will get the pension though it's not worth much now.

This is the hallmark of desperation for a politician. Obi campaigned on different slogans in the last election. He had significant votes across the country.

Are those issues no longer sufficient, that now he will be promising what he cannot deliver?

AMI3:
The target wasn't ADC the target was Obi.
So rest he dodged it. So rest. Let the ancestor keep accumulating wealth that he will not make use of.

Have u ask urself this question?
How long is he going to live on this earth?
Who is he keeping all these wealth for?

Why do u support somebody that u can not trace his source of wealth.

He is going to transfer the wealth to Seyi, who will in turn, transfer it to his children. But after those......

adenshelters:
Estate Guide Series 129 | Why Omonile Disappears After Governor’s Excision

Listen carefully! For decades, the word “omonile” has struck fear into the hearts of land investors across Lagos. It is the single greatest reason Nigerians abroad lose sleep over properties back home. But here is the alarming truth that omonile agents do not want you to know: The moment Governor’s Excision is published in the Official Gazette, omonile loses all legal, economic, and psychological power over that land. It disappears! Not gradually. Not eventually. Instantly.

Under Section 5(1)(a) of the Land Use Act of 1978, all land within Lagos State is vested in the Governor, held in trust and administered for the use and common benefit of all Nigerians. This is not policy. This is constitutional law. The moment the Governor, through Section 28 and Section 35 procedures, issues an Excision Order under the Lagos State Urban and Regional Planning Law, that specific parcel is removed from the “acquired” schedule. Title reverts from acquisition back to statutory allocation. And that is where omonile’s authority dies.

Why? Because omonile authority is rooted in two lies: 1. “This land was never acquired by government, so family owns it.” 2. “Government cannot protect you once you pay us.” Both collapse the instant excision is perfected.

Section 22 of the Land Use Act mandates Governor’s Consent for any assignment, mortgage, or transfer of statutory Right of Occupancy. When a community is excised, individual allottees can now apply directly to the Surveyor-General and Lands Bureau for Governor’s Consent or C of O. That application triggers a statewide database search. The moment your file is captured, the land becomes legally enforceable, bankable, and compensable under Section 39. Banks will lend on it. Courts will enforce it. Government will compensate it. Omonile cannot compete with that legal shield!

Let me share what I witnessed in 2009 at Admiralty Way to Oniru Private Beach. Before excision, omonile groups collected ₦3M “royalty” per plot and still returned 6 months later with new boys and new demands. Investors were trapped in endless cycles of extortion. The day the Gazette was published excising that axis, the calls stopped. Why? Because Section 49 of the Land Use Act now gave those allottees direct access to the Lands Registry. No intermediary. No “community liaison.” Just law.

Testimony: Mrs. A, a nurse from the UK, bought 650sqm in Oniru in 2011 at ₦180M. Omonile demanded ₦8M “development levy” in 2013. She refused. We guided her to perfect Governor’s Consent under Section 22. By 2015, omonile never returned. Last year, she received a ₦2.4B offer. She said no. Not because she is stubborn. Because when your title is perfected, you do not sell under pressure. You sell on your terms!

This is the awakening moment for every diaspora investor and local buyer: Omonile thrives only in darkness, in the absence of perfected title. Excision brings light. The Land Use Act brings law. Development brings economic gravity that no thug can reverse.

At Aden Shelters Ltd, RC 1743601, we do not sell fear. We transfer legally perfected generational advantage! We verify excision status in the Official Gazette. We confirm Governor’s Consent eligibility. We document Section 39 compensation protection for our clients.

The question is no longer “Will omonile disturb me?” The question is: “Is your land excised and titled?” If the answer is no, delay is the most expensive title you will ever hold! Every month you wait, cash depreciates while excised, titled land appreciates.

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Rather than you paying for the advert, I should pay for the education. Thanks.

I think Kwankwaso does not know this man enough. If he does, he would not be wasting his resources and time on a case.

All his prophecies have been conditional, causing them to fail unceremoniously.

His attempts to put himself in the political space where he can garner attention and probably make money have failed repeatedly.

So, he should be ignored completely.

This is beautiful for them. That initial lack of support was distracting. At least for now, they will play the next match and hope to meet their jobs at home before foreigners take everything.

They tried.

Basic123:
TINUBU WILL BE REMEMBERED BY WELL MEANING NIGERIANS FOR MANY LANDMARKS REFORMS

-Subsidy removal
-liberalization of forex
-NELFUND
-LG Autonomy
-Lagos-Sokoto highway
-Lagos-Badagry Highway
-MMIA reconstruction
-Regional commissions in all geopolitical zones
-Electricity devolution and decentralization bill
-Latest STATE POLICE

All in three years, some people have begun to have headaches now!!!

Please allow this man to continue and finish the work till 2031!!!!

aybabz101:
I dont understand you... was the governor a bad governor or what?

do you have problem with APC or with the governor?

He won all the local government with a freaking landslide?

My mum dont dictate Ekiti election ...she is one out of over a million people...

you asked what has the governor done? ...i gave you a perspective from what i know and the people of Ekiti voted aggressively for him...

why are you bitter about his re-election?

O! I must respond to your comments. No, I love the governor with all my heart, and certainly he deserves to win. He won hands down. The manner of my presentation must have caused a little misunderstanding.

I also confirm that I will vote for Tinubu because he paid my pension, which had been due since 2003. This is the statement you did not understand because of the way I said it.

Many of the online speakers don't know what this Administration has done for some people. And I am one of them.

Am I clear enough now?

Fatbam003:
Ronaldo will not score a single goal. He should retire

So obsessed with Ronaldo

CyynthiaKiss:
You are discussing politics when human beings are being decimated?

Your submission is very disgusting.. Have a nice day..

You are simply being an incurable purist, which is impossible in politics and especially a complex country like Nigeria, where some bold, stupid people had the temerity to issue a fatwa on the life of the First Lady!

We know and understand all of this. Can you tell us what we don't know?

Gotocourt:
That's how Nigeria was prosperous before things took a nose dive

There is hope for Nigeria yet, as different groups, such as Oduduwa, Biafra and Arewa republics.

For the US to win this war (on the negotiation table) is a long road.

Iran can afford ot scarfice anything and anyone to maintain defiance, while the US can hardly afford to continue this war.

Anyway, I need petrol prices to come down and for Dangote to be reasonable in all of this.

aybabz101:
I dont understand you... was the governor a bad governor or what?

do you have problem with APC or with the governor?

He won all the local government with a freaking landslide?

My mum dont dictate Ekiti election ...she is one out of over a million people...

you asked what has the governor done? ...i gave you a perspective from what i know and the people of Ekiti voted aggressively for him...

why are you bitter about his re-election?

I am responding because you did not understand my position. It is a fact that many people don't understand why people choose what they have.

All this is affirmative. And I am real.
Your mum did well!!!

aybabz101:
My mum is a retired civil servant and he was the governor that paid her gratuity after over 10 years of retirement.

He constructed the road in her street and my sister got a job during his government....

she has a lot attributed to his government.....

I dont reside in Ekiti state and am not involved in any form of politics ...but my mum sings his praises whenever we talked about Ekiti politics...

Pardon me, i understand that 9ja politicians are crooks and they have weaponized poverty against the people...But distributing food in political events is practiced globally...even in developed world...

people who came out for political events are treated to plated services...

I understand that the motive of our politicans are skewed and are done in a dehumanizing way...but you guys just blow things out of proportion

. This is the real narrative many people miss. People count what they have gained and will bless the Governor.

I will vote for APC in the Presidential! Why? Because it was during BAT administration that my 20-year pension and gratuity were paid. Though I know there is suffering, this APC President has the boldness and courage to deal with issues facing the country. Success will come in due time

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has advised the Nigerian government to introduce excise duties on telecommunications services and extend Value Added Tax (VAT) to fuel products as part of broader measures to strengthen its revenue.

The Fund recommended in its latest Article IV consultation report on Nigeria. The IMF said Nigeria would need additional tax policy reforms over the medium term to create enough fiscal space for development spending and social interventions, warning that the current pace of capital expenditure may not be sustainable without stronger revenue growth. The recommendation is coming amidst skyrocketing fuel prices and a recent 50% hike in telecom tariffs.

The IMF, however, stressed that the timing of such reforms must take into account rising poverty levels and food insecurity across the country.

It advised Nigerian authorities to ensure that an effective and well-funded cash transfer system is in place before rolling out additional tax measures that could worsen cost-of-living pressures. The Fund also urged Nigeria to deepen the use of digital technology in revenue administration to reduce leakages and curb corruption vulnerabilities. According to the report, leveraging digitalisation to track, verify, and collect government revenues could significantly improve tax efficiency. The IMF noted that it is continuing to support Nigerian authorities on tax administration reforms through technical assistance, including the deployment of a resident advisor on tax administration and customs support from its regional technical assistance centre.

BUT NOBODY IS TELLING THE GOVERNMENT THAT IT HAS THE LARGEST BUREAUCRACY OF THE GOVERNMENTS NIGERIA HAS EVER HADhttps://nairametrics.com/2026/06/14/imf-urges-nigeria-to-introduce-telecom-tax-vat-on-fuel-products/

At least ONE (female) judge is standing against injustice in the land.

A land where the likes of Yahaya Bello are getting senatorial endorsement

With this statement, PO has lost it. He should forget the Presidency right away. We know all along that with Kwankwaso beside him. He does not have a mind of his own.

He wants to win by lying his way through!

Maja masa la mo akinkanju logun. Be careful!

Dailymemoirs4:
Why Tinubu Will Get a Second Term


By Soibi Versatile

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu entered office in 2023 promising renewed hope through tough economic reforms and political stability. Three years later, the fundamentals of Nigerian politics still favor incumbents, and Tinubu’s grip on the levers of power, party structure, and national narrative puts him in pole position for 2027. The combination of institutional advantage, opposition disarray, and the timing of his policy agenda makes a second term the most likely outcome.

The incumbency remains the single strongest predictor of victory in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic. No sitting president with the exception of President Goodluck Jonathan has lost re-election since 1999. And it would be important to note that Jonathan hails from the minority of minorities, the Ijaw tribe. The presidency controls federal appointments, security agencies, and discretionary spending that shape patronage networks across 36 states. Tinubu, who engineered the APC merger over 13 years ago and managed Lagos politics for two decades, understands this machinery better than any of his rivals. With 32 governors, a majority in both chambers of the National Assembly, and recent high-profile defections from the PDP and LP, the APC’s nationwide structure is intact and battle-tested heading into 2027.

The opposition has not solved the coalition problem that cost it the 2023 election. The PDP is still split between legacy Wike, Atiku, and Saraki blocs, with ongoing litigation over national leadership. The Labour Party, after its 2023 surge, has fractured into state-level factions and lost several National Assembly members to the APC. In presidential politics, a divided opposition is a defeated opposition. Tinubu won in 2023 with 36.6% because his rivals split 60% of the vote. Unless a single, credible challenger emerges by early 2026 with the war chest to unify those blocs, the math again favors the incumbent.

Tinubu’s economic reforms were designed to be painful upfront and pay off later. Fuel subsidy removal, FX unification, and the new tax code triggered inflation and a cost-of-living crisis in 2023-2024. But by Q1 2026, the data turned. Oil production stabilized above 1.7 million bpd, FAAC allocations hit record highs, and the naira found a more stable trading range after the CBN cleared its FX backlog. Major projects like the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, Port Harcourt-Maiduguri rail, and compressed natural gas rollout are now visible and campaign-ready. The message for 2027 is simple:

“We took the hard decisions, the worst is over, don’t interrupt the recovery.”

Zoning and regional equity still drive elite consensus. The presidency rotated to the South in 2023 after eight years of Buhari, a northerner. For the South-West political establishment that bankrolled the APC in 2015 and 2019, one term would be seen as a breach of the informal power-sharing pact. Key Southern governors, including some in opposition parties, have signaled they will not lead a charge to truncate a Southern tenure. Northern power brokers also remember that dislodging Jonathan in 2015 required a broad APC alliance, not a fragmented opposition. Right now, no such alliance exists against Tinubu. The National Democratic Party has Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso as its Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates while a faction of the African Democratic Congress ADC has Alhaji Atiku Abubakar who is a two time Vice President of the country under President Olusegun Obasanjo.

Tinubu has neutralized traditional kingmaker states that went against him in 2023. He lost Lagos, Kano, and Abuja but still won. Since then, the APC has regained control of the Lagos State House of Assembly, reconciled with Kano’s NNPP machinery through ministerial slots and emirate politics, and pulled Rivers further into its orbit after Wike’s integration into the cabinet. Add Kaduna, Ogun, Borno, and Benue, and the path to 25% in 24 states is clearer than it was in 2023. Ground game beats sentiment, and the APC’s ward-level structure is unmatched.

The administration has been deliberate about co-opting critical constituencies. Student loans and the new minimum wage law blunted youth and labor pushback. The military received overdue hardware and welfare packages, reducing the risk of institutional discontent. Religious leaders were given prominent roles in palliative distribution and peace committees, while traditional rulers have been brought into the tax and security conversations. These moves do not eliminate hardship, but they reduce the number of influential blocs willing to openly campaign against a second term.

Also an opposition messaging remains reactive rather than prescriptive.

“The economy is hard” will be true in some form in every election, but it is not a policy platform.

None of Tinubu’s likely challengers have explained how they would reverse subsidy removal, fund a stronger naira, or secure the North-West without foreign loans. In contrast, the Presidency can point to a medium-term expenditure framework, rising IGR, and credit-rating upgrades from late 2025 as evidence that its direction is working. In Nigerian campaigns, the side with a story usually beats the side with only a complaint.

Finally, time is on the incumbent’s side. Major parties typically hold primaries 12 to 14 months before the general election. That means the serious opposition coalition must be formed, funded, and sold to Nigerians by early 2026. With INEC’s timetable, court calendars, and the sheer cost of nationwide mobilization, late realignment rarely works. Tinubu’s team is already governing like a campaign, commissioning projects state by state and using presidential media to frame 2023-2027 as “foundation” and 2027-2031 as “consolidation.” Unless there is an external shock that fractures the APC or collapses the economy, the second-term bid has momentum, money, and machinery behind it. That is how Nigerian presidents win again.

While the issue of insecurity has become a major stumbling block due to the recent kidnappings in the North and also states like Oyo state. This is merely a political strategy by those who are against his return to turn the tides against him as he seeks a second term in office.

Tinubu has earned a reputation as a student of political survival. His political travails of the past followed by his conquest in 2023 is proof that no matter the forces against him he has a way of in the end achieving his political agenda. Will he be reelected in 2027? Very much probably.


© Soibi Versatile is the Chief Writer of Daily Memoirs Media .

Only the realist will understand the issues raised here. Certainly, many keyboard warriors don't know beyond the stories in the streets.

An attempt to avoid serious work. Please manage and guide traffic, and not check tyre expiry dates!

KanwuliaExtra:
Section 68 1G of the ''1999 Constitution''.
1.Vacate seat if resigning from party that elected ya.
2.You lose your seat automatically.
3. You can't lose your seat if the party is factionized, or a merger has taken place.


Does not apply to governors unless your HOA members move against ya! (as in the FUBARA POLITICAL CAGE).

FUBARA must survive Wicked WIKE at all costs. Otherwise, independent republican rivers people have become....