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Thomasankara:I no you are not a child and you understand that in Nigeria, with the right amount of money, white can be defended as blue. De play. Nigeria has never happy to you. |
Finally, the real winner of the last election has spoken. This truth is visible even to a day old child. If you want to be called your Excellency, the process in which you arrive at that position must be excellent. Our current Loanaldo who want to loan my ten generations to the world Bank will learn the hard way in the next election. |
The Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, 2027 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has insisted that he won the 2023 presidential electionhttps://dailypost.ng/2026/06/16/i-won-2023-presidential-election-forget-about-proof-peter-obi/
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Nigeria is in real deep trouble Just imagine this |
Misterone:who did you quote that you have to mention Obi on a matter that has nothing to do with Peter. Did you dream Peter Obi last night? |
Racoon:they should resign and allow God that they not see to be the president and minister of defense. |
Are you a South African and how did you discovered Nairaland with this your active response to critique ![]() IronGalaxy: |
This is the most disgusting thing i have heard or read........This one was caught, what about food we order for?God abeg!!!! *throwsup*
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We grow up to hear and believe that Israel is God choosing people. This country we know to have a Link with God does not pray to God to fight the enemy of their country. They only thank God after they have fight and decimated their enemies. Nigeria should stop all this nonsense of praying against another human being becaus we are not fighting spirits but human being who doesn't mean well for this country. Tooth for tooth and eye for eye is not a mistakable portion in the Bible and how God direct us to fight those who fought against us with deadly weapons Fight and stop praying. Prayers can never and will never stop insecurity. |
The court also directed that all subsequent proceedings involving the accused persons be conducted virtually. The Delta State High Court sitting in Asaba has remanded a dismissed Assistant Superintendent of Police, Usman Nuhu, and four other dismissed police officers at the Ogwashi-Uku Correctional Centre over the alleged extrajudicial killing of 28-year-old Oghenemene Ogidi in Effurun, Delta State. The suspects were brought before the court on Monday in connection with the April 26, 2026, shooting of Ogidi, popularly known as OG Millan, an incident that sparked widespread public outrage after a video of the killing circulated on social media. The officers are facing proceedings under Charge No. DTHC/ASB/CR/M/66/2026 before Justice Marshall Onome Umukoro. At the hearing, the presiding judge ordered that the defendants be remanded for 15 working days pending legal advice from the Delta State Attorney-General. The court also directed that all subsequent proceedings involving the accused persons be conducted virtually. The case stems from the reported fatal shooting of Ogidi in Effurun on April 26. The incident attracted national attention and condemnation, prompting the Nigeria Police Force to initiate disciplinary proceedings against the officers involved. Following investigations, the Inspector-General of Police approved their dismissal and recommended criminal prosecution, citing violations of police operational procedures and regulations governing the use of firearms. The prosecution of the dismissed officers is being closely watched by rights groups, members of the public, and the victim’s family, who have continued to demand justice and accountability in the case. https://www.channelstv.com/2026/06/02/court-remands-dismissed-asp-four-others-over-extrajudicial-killing-in-delta/amp/
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slivertongue:instead of the idi.ot to campaign with tinubu achievements, he's there talking about ethnicity and religion. APC really produces fooli.ng people. |
Only that their loan interest is too high Imagine 22% on N100,000. Toooo high to help grow our financial struggles |
CapitalLens:for your survival Lol Drunkard speaking from excessive in take of alcohol |
DomPerignon:what did you expect to hear from him as human with no idea of hidden things. |
mascot87:do you mean the owner of the loan app is gambling with his money? |
psalmsjob:take loan, refuse to pay back and then wait for their reaction, boom! You go to court to get more money for refusing to pay back money that helps you in time of need. You will need not less than N1m to lose the case and still pay back the money |
Stephen0mozzy:take loan, refuse to pay back and then wait for their reaction, boom! You go to court to get more money for refusing to pay back money that helps you in time of need. You will need not less than N1m to lose the case and still pay back the money. |
Stephen0mozzy:when you take the loan, ensure repayment. |
ExudeLoveToAll:hmmm |
I'm Sure the counting will not reach 10.99m votes as estimated by APC. |
I would have loved to be that cameroonian since it makes me more better than you yaroyaro619: |
Oya let count the votes 1, 3, 6, 100, 300, 4321, 10999, 1000000, 5400000... |
Omoawoke:10.99m votes is an imaginary figure they want to use in 2027. In 2027, it will be 20.99m votes |
With 1, 5, 8, 100, 345, 500, 1098, 4000, 6565... Even your party members, You snatched it, you grabbed it, you runaway with it.😂 |
Oya let count the votes 1, 3, 6, 100, 500, 743, 1009, 3000, 124680, |
131096 votes from empt.y sk.ull suppoters. Now you know the number of people that still f.oolish in this country. People who love suffering. |
The counting was likely 1, 3, 500, 2450, 6000, 10000, ... 😂 What we learn from leaders. |
E don red I'm expecting massive defections soon |
Nigerian businessman Obinna Iyiegbu reportedly deleted City Boy Movement posts from Instagram amid backlash over his support for President Bola Tinubu. Obinna Iyiegbu reportedly removed posts linked to the City Boy Movement from his Instagram page after criticism from Nigerians online. The businessman recently became the South-East Coordinator of the pro-Tinubu political group supporting President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda. Supporters defended his decision, saying political association is his personal right and part of democratic freedom. Nigerian businessman and socialite Obinna Iyiegbu, popularly known as Obi Cubana, has reportedly removed posts linked to the City Boy Movement from his Instagram page following criticism over his support for President Bola Tinubu’s administration. The development comes weeks after Obi Cubana was announced as the South-East Coordinator of the pro-Tinubu political support group. Checks on his Instagram page reportedly showed that several posts associated with the movement were no longer visible, although the businessman has not issued any official statement regarding the alleged deletion as of the time of filing this report. The Appointment: Seyi Tinubu (left), patron of the City Boy Movement, presents the appointment letter to Obi Cubana (right), marking his short-lived public debut as the group’s South-East leader The City Boy Movement is known as a youth-focused political advocacy platform created to promote President Tinubu’s “Renewed Hope Agenda.” The group has organised rallies, campus tours, empowerment programmes, food drives and distribution of relief materials in different parts of Nigeria. Obi Cubana’s appointment into the movement generated mixed reactions online, especially among some Nigerians from the South-East who expected him to remain politically neutral or align differently after the 2023 presidential election. Supporters of the businessman, however, argued that his decision to join the movement was a personal political choice and should not attract attacks or hostility. In an article defending his appointment, supporters described Obi Cubana as a respected entrepreneur whose influence among young Nigerians makes him a strategic figure for political mobilisation in the South-East. The article stated that, “His decision to accept the role of Director of the City Boy Movement, a support platform for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, in the South East should therefore be understood strictly within a strategic framework, not through sentiment or emotion.” It also argued that political alliances are part of democratic practice and should not be interpreted as betrayal. “Freedom of association remains a cornerstone of any plural society. Obi Cubana, like every citizen, retains the right to make choices based on personal conviction and perceived capacity to add value,” the piece added. While supporters defend Obi Cubana’s right to political association, critics in the South-East have labeled the move as a misalignment with regional sentiments, leading to the current social media tension. The article further claimed that the South-East region has often lost opportunities because of emotional political decisions and called for stronger engagement with the centre for development and national relevance. Obi Cubana, who hails from Oba in Anambra State, has built a strong reputation in Nigeria’s hospitality and entertainment industry over the years. He is also known for philanthropy, youth empowerment and business mentorship. His appointment letter into the City Boy Movement was reportedly presented by Seyi Tinubu, son of President Tinubu and founder of the movement. Despite the backlash, Obi Cubana continues to receive support from associates and followers who believe his influence could help create political engagement and opportunities for youths in the South-East. https://www.pulse.ng/story/obi-cubana-abandons-tinubus-city-boy-movement-deletes-all-related-posts-on-his-instagram-page-2026052215323595890 |

