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I don't know how a grown up man will be happy with bad news. The only news that sweet Obi is bad news. He wanted to write condolences message at all cost.

Baba Buhari will be forever in our heart for giving the stubborn children of ha8 python dance.

This is another greek gift from France. Stop harming the IDF and let Gazans stays in their country.

The Israel cannot fight anyone without countries like UK, US, France and Germany supporting them.

Let the Palestine live peacefully in their country to avoid future conflict. Their women will not be comfortable seeing your women walking around not properly covering up and the same with their men and this will always result to crisis in most cases.

This is a great honor for a man of honor.

Thank you Sai Baba for your great sacrifice for our darling country.

May Allah accept your return Baba Buhari, comfort your entire family and we your loved ones.

May Allah accept your returns Baba Buhari, forgive you of your short comings and put you in a high place in Al Jannah Firdaous. Aamin

Sai Baba, May Allah grant you Shifah. You remain a very patriotic leader just like Baba Sade we have are having today.

Your both sacrifices for our darling country will forever be appreciated.

Alhamdulilah Robil Alamin. This is a good news. Everyone is happy with the result. The particular group that will claim they're not happy should do their worst.

Your own state is also cosmopolitan city.

Celestialsword:
mr.man, I am not Ibo,I am a detribalized Nigerian

Kano and Borno are also cosmopolitan and I've never seen your people meddled with their elections.

Celestialsword:
cosmopolitan city is a place full of people from different countries and culture.ANAMBRA,ABA AND OWERRI Aren't , but LAGOS And ABUJA is

Aba, Owerri and Anambra are also cosmopolitan so you should also allowed outsiders to even hold a political office.

43Ronin:
Anybody who contributes to his society and is a Nigerian deserves to hold political office in Lagos. Lagos is cosmopolitan,its for all of us. Its our taxes

I have never heard Afenifere complain about Yoruba people not being voted for in South-East. Everyone should answer their father's name.

This is another lie to score cheap sympathy as usual. I know the party of lie will try to create a drama as usual.

Congratulations to him. Atleast he is bold enough to return back to school and earn himself a degree in law.

Bad government as how? Do you even know what bad government mean at all or you're just following the crowd?

Tizmamoney:
So u be bode and u dey always support bad government ehhh m¥m¥
Which community for bode u be?

Buhari has never underrated Tinubu and Vice versa. It is only those invited to come and eat from the meal prepared by the duo that are always talking trash whenever their stomachs are filled up- Copied.

Hahaha, thanks for this.

wellmax:
Say no more.

Very soon the lamba master will soon be cleaning peoples toilet

Grok really bombard Israel that they couldn't believe their eyes and thank God people have saved every fact from Grok before it was censored.

Everyone of us from Agenebode, Etsako-East local Government area are happy with this news. Congratulations to the people's governor.

Every APC news dey always give you stomach ache. I hope you don buy enough yellow and red capsule full your house.

slivertongue:
Stolen water is bitter says the Bible. Awuf go run their belle

Quick to praise their own but good at condemning others.

‘They Threw Me Out In The Rain’: Anambra Widow Cries For Help After In-Laws Demolish House, Disown Her Children After Husband’s Death

She accused her late husband’s brother and his children of throwing her out after her husband’s death.

In a heartbreaking ordeal, a widow in Anambra State has appealed for help after being forcefully evicted from her home.

She accused her late husband’s brother and his children of throwing her out after her husband’s death.

Mrs. Eze-Onwumere Vivian, whose husband, Philimon, passed away on December 17, 2023, after an eight-month illness, recounts the ordeal she's faced since his death to SaharaReporters on Wednesday.

"After the burial of my husband, they said I'm not part of the family, that my children don't belong to my late husband," Mrs. Vivian said, her voice shaking with emotion. "They even had the audacity to question my husband's paternity of our children, saying he's not their biological father."

Despite having proof of their traditional marriage, which took place at her father's house in Nsukka, Mrs. Vivian said her in-laws refused to acknowledge her as part of the family.

"Many of my husband's family members attended the ceremony," she emphasised. "I know my children belong to my late husband."


The situation took a turn for the worse when Mrs. Vivian's in-laws reportedly attempted to sell the land where she lived with her son.

"They wanted to sell the land without any regard for us," she said, her voice trembling with anger. "I blocked the sale at the Ministry of Land, and they became furious."

Mrs. Vivian recounted the struggles she faced while caring for her ailing husband.

"When my late husband fell sick, no one helped me," she said. "It was only me and my husband's elder brother, Christian Eze-Onwumere. We suffered and spent a lot of money. Unfortunately, after all the suffering, I lost my husband."
Immediately after her husband's death, Mrs. Vivian's in-laws reportedly began making plans to sell the land.

"Ten days after my husband died, they came to sell the land where we were living," she said. "I got the information, and we rushed to the Ministry of Land and blocked the sale. I put a caveat that the land was not for sale."

Mrs. Vivian's in-laws, allegedly led by her husband's brother, Isaiah Eze-Onwumere, and his children, have been relentless in their pursuit to dispossess her of her late husband's inheritance.

"They said that Ebuka, his son, has the right to sell the land," Mrs. Vivian said. "I said Ebuka who did not contribute even ‘sorry’ when my husband was sick is the one who wants to sell his landed property? I said nobody will sell the land."

The widow's pleas for help have fallen on deaf ears, and she is now turning to the state governor, Prof. Charles Soludo and his wife for assistance.

"I'm begging them to intervene and help me secure my rights and my children's inheritance," she said, her voice barely above a whisper.

On July 4, Mrs. Vivian's world came crashing down. While she was out buying some essentials, her properties were thrown outside in the rain, and her house was demolished under the supervision of a court bailiff.

"I asked them why my belongings are outside under the rain and the roof of my house pulled down," she said. "They said it was a court order, that a court gave judgment to that effect. But I didn't receive any court papers, and I have been attending court sessions in another court for the same matter."

Mrs. Vivian's eyes welled up with tears as she gazed at the ruins of her home.

"They judged me without hearing me," she lamented. "The Magistrate Court II in Nneni judged me without hearing me. I didn't receive any court papers. I'm begging the Anambra State Governor, Prof. Charles Chukwuma Soludo, and his wife to intervene and help me secure my rights and my children's inheritance. We're being unfairly treated and thrown out of our home."

Mrs. Vivian also criticised the bailiff who supervised the demolition.

"I asked the bailiff, ‘Did he see me when you came to the house?’ He said no, that he came twice but did not see me. I asked him, ‘You came two times, you did not see me, why did you go and lie to the court that you served me a summons?’"

Mrs. Vivian swore that she did not receive any court papers from Magistrate Court II Nneni.

"If anybody summoned me for any court action against me, let the land bear my witness," she said.

"I didn't receive any court papers from Magistrate Court II Nneni. The land I was living in was built by my late husband's father and my husband is the last born."

The widow's in-laws have reportedly shown no remorse in their actions.

"They told me that not even the Attorney General of the Federation or that of the state will stop them. They said that even the Inspector General of Police cannot stop them because of their money, claiming that government officials are hungry people. They told me that what they do not get is what they don't want. I thought they were merely being boastful, but I have seen it today. They have bought the Magistrate Court to give judgment without hearing from me."

SaharaReporters’ attempts to reach Isaiah Eze-Onwumere for comment on the eviction of his late brother’s family from their home were unsuccessful, as he neither answered phone calls nor responded to a text message requesting his reaction.

https://saharareporters.com/2025/07/09/they-threw-me-out-rain-anambra-widow-cries-help-after-laws-demolish-house-disown-her


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I pray Allah Almighty grant my darling Baba Buhari quick recovery. Sai Baba should have been at the event.

He should follow a headless train and jeopardize his re-election. A scattered PDP of today is still one million better than ADC.

Validated:
Governor follow the moving train to 2027. PDP rails are broken while APC is headed for defeat.
As it stands today, Atiku is commanding Buhari's 12 million votes in the North.

This is impressive and I pray the facility is well managed by a God fearing person. Our people are seriously using government owns hospitals for their personal enrichment now.

This is the kind of meeting some people are saying Tinubu should attend. A meeting where they will be telling a sitting president he speaks good English and where another president of another country will be asked to keep talking like a toddler.

According to Wall Street Journal Report, the meeting is for Africa presidents to accept migrants deported by the U.S. whose home countries refuse or are slow to take them back.