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Godwin4444:I said go & ask Reno your mentor let him give you the rest of the story of Ifeajuna. abi you don miss road to his page 😅😅😅😅 |
Godwin4444:So Reno Omokri is now Igbo that wrote this on his page: Reno Omokri why are you 'changing the narrative' now 😃😃😃😅
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Godwin4444:See questions ooo😄😄😄😄, go & ask your mentor Reno Omokri. is he not your reference again |
Godwin4444:Or you want to distort, cut & paste the history. You don't believe your mentor Reno Omokri again.
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Godwin4444:Oga don't move on. Nobody is begging you to move on ooo. continue licking your wounds. |
Brenbentondiaz:Oga, good luck as continue to dwell in the past. The good aspects of the whole thing is that Chukwuma 'Kaduna' Nzeogwu is from Delta State, in Niger Delta Region. This Region has been feeding Nigeria since 1960 till date. Ideally since you still want to cling to the past, you should have as well stop eating fat from the resources of that region & face front. But you want to continue to eat fat of their resources but still claiming of some past bitterness & some funny sense of entitlement.. Oga e make sense to you?
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helinues:Oga, good luck as continue to dwell in the past. The good aspects of the whole thing is that Chukwuma 'Kaduna' Nzeogwu is from Delta State, in Niger Delta Region. This Region has been feeding Nigeria since 1960 till date. Ideally since you still want to cling to the past, you should have as well stop eating fat from the resources of that region & face front. But you want to continue to eat fat of their resources but still claiming of some past bitterness & some funny sense of entitlement.. Oga e make sense to you?
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helinues:It depends on what you want from relying the so called "facts". Is it meant to be remembered, make amends & forge ahead or to continue licking your wounds & dragging your souls backwards |
helinues:Are you relying on history to make amends & correct the past & forge ahead in unity & peace or you're digging up old wounds to see more about who is your enemy or foes. Its depends on what you want from History |
helinues:One good thing about wars is that whether you're winning or losing, everyone is bound to suffer one way or the other. So fanning the embers of war through divisive comments will not do any one any good if it starts. |
helinues:The chief culprit is reno omokri, I wonder if the Fed govt is not aware of his divisive post across his social media handles. |
SmartPolician:That's the card the Agbadorians plan to use in 2027. Peter Obi is the greatest threat & headache of Tinubu & the APC government. So they're scheming to use the civil war events to awaken the North on the reason Obi should not be trusted incase the North is planning to go with Obi in 2027. Reno Omokri is one of the Agbadorian's online foot soldier. He comes in to the country once in awhile to get directives on his hustle & next plan |
Reno Omokri should not forget to write that Major Chukwuma ‘Kaduna’ Nzeogwu is from Delta State, Niger Delta Region - the Region that has been feeding Nigeria since 1960. I know this is one of the cards & strategy given to Reno Omokri by Agbadorians as we march towards 2027 general election. But Nigerians are WISER! |
The goated bearded man called Reno Omokri was busy putting up false narrative & how to awaken the North to start attacking the ppl of the South East because of the past event of the Civil war. He was even trolling Peter Obi that he did not comment on the Remembrance day. he told his zombie followers that for Peter Obi not to have commented means he is not qualify to rule Nigeria. But unfortunately for him Nigerians are wiser, they're one & indivisible people bound in Love & progress. |
Was he there when it all happened or he wants to tell us what he read & as usual use reverse psychology to oil the ego of those zombies following him. |
Abeg which one be vision 30-30-30 |
The core North (Arewa) think they're wise. When it comes to election there's 19 northern state but when it comes to benefits, they don't see middle belt region as part of the North. |
Ikwerre says they're not Igbos, why give them the Ohaneze ndi Igbo president. This is an Error! of the highest order. There're other Igbo speaking areas in Rivers state but Ikwerre no no no no |
Daejumong:Is this the new message your father - the devil sent you this time. Children of perdition, face your wretched life & stop poke nosing into people's personal affairs. |
See people wey their life never better dey advise people wey better pass them. |
This is the governor Agbadorians say is better than Peter Obi. they jubilate whenever he throws those his stu.pid remarks. Instead of Soludo to face governance, he was busy doing PR job for the APC & attacking his brother Peter Obi. I know Anambra people, they don't take rubbish, Peter Obi is very dear to them because of what he did as governor in Anambra state |
I thought the uninformed says that Igbos start & end in South East states. Anyways,no matter how long truth is buried, it'll sure surface one day. Egbema in Imo & Rivers are one & same people separated by the military govts of Nigeria |
In a strongly worded statement, Hon. Joseph Enan Maigari, National Chairman of the Obidients Harmonisation Forum (OHF), declared the group’s unwavering support for Mr. Peter Obi amidst what it described as threats and intimidation following his New Year message to Nigerians. The information made available to Diaspora digital media (DDM), through its media head, Ibraheemalfa Abdulrasheed, expressed outrage at the government’s reaction to Obi’s call for citizens to demand better governance and accountability. The OHF rebuked Felix Morka, who accused Obi of crossing the line, asking rhetorically: “What line has he crossed? The line of speaking truth to power? The line of demanding accountability from our leaders?” It insisted that if those were the lines, it proudly stood with Obi in challenging the government’s failures. The forum emphasized that Mr. Obi’s message merely reflected the frustrations of millions of Nigerians impoverished by regressive economic policies. According to the OHF, these policies have left the nation in a dire state where even gainfully employed citizens struggle to survive. Instead of addressing these critical issues, the government has resorted to silencing opposition voices, the statement alleged. The OHF further accused the Tinubu administration of hypocrisy, pointing out that while the President initially called for opposition collaboration, his government now reacts defensively when criticisms or alternative solutions are proposed. “The government should stop playing victim and provide data to show how the lives of Nigerians have improved under their leadership,” the OHF challenged. The statement underscored the group’s commitment to democratic values, freedom of expression, and the rights of Nigerians to hold their leaders accountable. See also Expect a bumper NDDC Scholarship in 2024 -State Rep assures It warned the government against employing intimidation tactics to suppress dissent, asserting that silencing Mr. Obi would not erase the glaring failures Nigerians face daily. “It is ironic that those tasked with uplifting the nation now prioritize silencing critics instead of addressing the widespread suffering their policies have caused,” the statement read. The OHF reminded the government that leadership is not about stifling opposition but about serving the people. It urged Nigerians to remain steadfast in demanding accountability and vowed not to relent in supporting Mr. Obi’s mission to secure a better future for the country. The statement concluded by reaffirming OHF’s solidarity with Peter Obi, stressing that no intimidation would deter him or the millions of Nigerians who believe in his vision for a progressive and democratic nation. While the president expressed optimism about Nigeria’s progress, many argue that his statements do not align with the harsh realities faced by Nigerians. In his address, Tinubu praised his administration’s economic reforms, highlighting improvements in foreign reserves, a stabilizing Naira, and reduced fuel prices. He emphasized that the government is working to address long-standing structural inefficiencies, calling for patience and resilience from citizens. However, opposition parties, civil society organizations, and citizens have responded with skepticism. One of the most contentious points is Tinubu’s claim of reducing hardship through policy reforms. Critics argue that the removal of fuel subsidies has led to skyrocketing transportation costs and inflation, worsening poverty for millions. For many Nigerians, the government’s promises of palliatives and social intervention programs have failed to materialize, leaving them to shoulder the burden of these policies without relief. Another controversial aspect of Tinubu’s message is his announcement of new initiatives, including the National Credit Guarantee Company and a youth-focused employment conference. While these programs aim to boost access to credit and tackle unemployment, detractors see them as mere rhetoric. Skeptics point to past initiatives that promised economic empowerment but were marred by corruption, mismanagement, and limited impact. Tinubu’s call for citizens to embrace patriotism and national values has also drawn criticism. Opponents argue that such calls are hypocritical when the government has failed to demonstrate accountability and transparency. “The government must first fix systemic corruption before preaching patriotism to struggling citizens,” a prominent critic noted. Moreover, the realities on the ground paint a stark contrast to the optimism in Tinubu’s speech. Inflation has hit double digits, making basic commodities like food and medicine unaffordable for many families. Over 133 million Nigerians now live in multidimensional poverty, according to recent statistics by Diaspora digital media (DDM) The unemployment rate remains alarming, with youths constituting the largest segment of job seekers. Persistent insecurity, from banditry to communal clashes, continues to displace thousands, disrupting livelihoods and access to education. In conclusion, while President Tinubu’s New Year message may seek to inspire hope, the grim realities of widespread poverty, unemployment, and rising living costs have left Nigerians skeptical. As citizens struggle to meet their daily needs, many wonder if 2025 will bring genuine solutions or more unfulfilled promises. https://diasporadigitalmedia.com/peter-obi-crosses-no-line-except-truth-ohf-fires-back-at-tinubus-government/
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This one is running when no one is pursuing him. When they can't withstand what they throw at you, they start whining, sulking & begin to use Wole Soyinka play card & strategy. |
Softmirror:oh Reno your god father. Reno wey dey hustle for his monthly pay, you better go look for better things to do with your life ![]() |
Bandits Relocating To Oyo From North-west, Makinde Cries Out. https://www.nairaland.com/8310959/bandits-relocating-oyo-north-west-makinde |
Tegabadguy:Oga na lie, stop denying your place. very soon you'll start paying Zakat to bandits in yoruba land.. No be only delta na volta ![]() |
Decryptor:It'll never make FP. Watch it. They get erection when bad news is reported in the SE & quickly push it to FP |
Tegabadguy:Bandits are taking over yoruba lands. Stay there & be shouting Igbo people till your land is gone Bandits Relocating To Oyo From North-west, Makinde Cries Out https://www.nairaland.com/8310959/bandits-relocating-oyo-north-west-makinde |
Bandits Relocating To Oyo From North-west, Makinde Cries Out THE Oyo state governor, Seyi Makinde, Monday cried out that the state is facing a renewed security challenges from bandits who are entering the state from the North west states. The governor raised the alarm while speaking in Ibadan at the annual interfaith service heralding the New Year 2025, held at the car park of the Governor’s Office.......... More: https://www.nairaland.com/8310959/bandits-relocating-oyo-north-west-makinde |
THE Oyo state governor, Seyi Makinde, Monday cried out that the state is facing a renewed security challenges from bandits who are entering the state from the North west states. The governor raised the alarm while speaking in Ibadan at the annual interfaith service heralding the New Year 2025, held at the car park of the Governor’s Office Governor Makinde stated that “the bad people from the majorly North-western zone, get in the heat, and they are relocating in Oyo state. Vowing that he will not sleep until the state is free from all forms of insecurity, Gov Makinde said ” Year 2024 has been a challenging year, even in terms of safety and security. We had a few fire incidents, armed robbery, kidnappings, but what I would say is, we would redouble our effort in 2025. Some of these things, we will deal squarely with them. “Just this morning, at the security briefing, because we do have a special operation going on right now, quite a number of the bad people from the majorly North-western zone get in the heat, and they are relocating here. But we will find them out, and we’ll deal with them. “Because of the stampede last year, I went to Fashola, just to lie low for my birthday, and I can tell you that within less than maybe one and a half kilometers of where I was sleeping, you had bandits with camp in there. “I want to charge all of us, we are all from different places, we are all from different zones, and also our traditional rulers, you are the custodian of the environment within your domain. This is no joke. It’s a serious issue, and for us in Oyo state, they will never get any foothold here, and I will not sleep until every inch of Oyo state is free of bandits and bad guys.” He added that there is the need for the traditional rulers and the entire people of the state to be security conscious, saying, ” But you have to play your own part also. If you see any suspicious movement, please report to the authorities, and we will do something. It is in our collective interest. “So I will like to use this opportunity to thank our service commanders. You have been doing your bit, and you have done very well for us in Oyo state. Nothing meaningful can happen in an atmosphere of insecurity. All the laudable things that we want to do, we won’t be able to do them, if we don’t have a safe and secure environment.” https://blueprint.ng/bandits-relocating-to-oyo-from-north-west-makinde-cries-out/ |