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Apostle Johnson Suleman this is Charlatanism. Who is asking you for forgiveness?

You sued me eight years ago over Stephanie Otobo exposes and later sought to end the lawsuit on the condition that I stop exposing you. I refused. You sent Phrank Shaibu to plead on your behalf; I told him plainly that the facts were correct. At the time, the Nigeria Police Force was at your beck and call, arresting whomever you pointed at. That era is over. We ended it completely.

You even went as far as offering to stand surety for me when the Muhammadu Buhari regime arrested and detained me for treason. I rejected your Greek gift outright and called you out from detention because I know your style too well.

This latest noise is pure bluster. If you were serious about any legal challenge, you would have included the podcaster KAA Truth and the individual who alleged that you assisted other pastors in staging fake miracles; you claimed they've apologized and claimed they "don't know you." This was a lie; the podcast is very much alive and unretracted.

You avoided them because you know where the truth lies. I do not need anyone to tell me that you perform fake miracles; your staged money alerts to your congregation are well known and long documented.

Could you please explain to the public why you amended your lawsuit against me/ Sahara Reporters, and removed Stephanie Otobo? Was it not because you feared she would testify as my witness after wihich you paid her to come apologize before your congregation and then sent her fake alert?
Did you not purchase a Mercedes-Benz GLK SUV and a house in the Maryland area of Lagos for a Nollywood actress, Daniella Okeke, and, when we uncovered the receipts, rush to the Lagos State government to scrub the evidence from the vehicle licensing database website?

I am particularly interested in this lawsuit because the time has come for charlatans like you to be confronted before a court of law and compelled to prove your so-called miracles and defend your ways before the courts, after all you were the one who had sued.
I am not the victim here. My concern is for your victims, those whose meager offerings and tithes you have diverted to fund these decadent pursuits. I feel deeply for them including the Nigeria Police Force officers who had to perish defending your decandent lifestyle in unarmored vehicles. At the same time, you rode in bulletproof armored cars into safety.

“Ooni Of Ife Removed Over 19 Shrines From Our Refinery, And Said ‘Let The Gods Come And Talk To Me’”— Aliko Dangote Says

Aliko Dangote, Nigeria’s business magnate, has revealed that the Ooni of Ife personally oversaw the removal of more than 19 shrines located on the Dangote refinery site. According to Dangote, the shrines had previously restricted access, preventing anyone from approaching or carrying out activities in the area.

During the commissioning of a section of the Dangote refinery, he recounted that the Ooni instructed that all the shrines be removed, declaring that the gods should “come and talk to me,” signaling his direct involvement in the process. Dangote’s statement highlights the significant role traditional authority played in clearing the site for development and appreciated the Ooni of Ife for his support and providing easy access for the cite construction.

The incident underscores the intersection of modern industrial projects with longstanding cultural and spiritual practices in Nigeria.

MY KIDNAPPING EXPERIENCE ON 29th NOVEMBER ALONG #UGWUGO_NIKE_OPI_NSUKKA ROAD ENUGU STATE.

I was kidn@pped on the eve of 29th November, 2025 at around 5pm, barely 100meters away from the last police check point before Ugwogo roundabout that's if you're coming from Nsukka to Enugu.

We were having a smooth journey when all of a sudden I heard heavy gvnshots in front of me and at my back causing the vehicle ahead of me to jam into each other.

I immediately decelerated and instructed my colleague to run into the bush while I did same. I was running for my dear life heading to the camp of grace building close to the scene owned by Scripture Union when I heard a loud heey!!! with a gvn pointing towards me and the bearer telling me to lie down there.

It was at this point that I took one heavy breath and resigned to fate.

Few minutes later they came to me where I was lying, dragged me up and that was the begining of a 4-day nomadic lifestyle.

There are 11 of them, all of Fulani origin. Tall and skinny, they have 4 AK 47 rifl£, axe, hoe and m@chetes.

Their commander, a mid size guy with so much authority in his voice speaks good English, pidgin, Fulani and Igbo.

THEIR DAILY ROUTINE:
* They wake up at 5:30am in the morning, pack their belongings (food, pot, plates and folded sack which they sleep on) and hand it over to the victims then journey and settle before farmers arrive in their farms.

At 8pm in the evening we journey again to avoid tracked to the point where phone calls were made during the day.

* They offer one meal of either rice made with red oil, yam harvested in the bush with oil or garri for drinking. These foods are offered once in a day.

HOW THEY CARRIED OUT SUBSEQUENT OPERATIONS WHILE I WAS THEIR
2 att@cks were launched while i was in their c@ptive.

This fateful day, we journeyed from a bush in Ogbeke to Agu Opi. Then settled on a hilltop at Agu Opi from where we heard sounds of moving vehicles on the road.

The commander had a watch that beeps at every O'clock so at 3pm 8 of them left our hide out spot.

At around 5pm gvnshots were heard and later at night victims were brought in after which the long journeys begin.

HOW TO AVOID BEING KIDNAPPED/SAFETY TIPS.
* The best time to use the Ugwogo /Opi Nsukka road is 9am - 1pm. This is because there are lots of farmland close to the small bushes along the road with one or two farms worked on.

* They position themselves along the road at distances enough to accommodate lots of vehicles so while one is shooting in front, the other is sho0ting at the back.

* While they are positioned waiting to strike, their members are staged in the *RIGHT side of the bush if you're coming from Nsukka* so when they strike, people who escape from their car and run into the bush for safety are ambvshed and kidn@pped.

* People who run into the opposite side are always safe.

* You're likely to fall a victim if you're coming from Nsukka because it will be easier to take you into their camp located at the *RIGHT side of the bush if you're coming from Nsukka*

* Remove victims from Whatsapp groups.

* Negotiate from so little and as a negotiator don't ever stop begging. If you sound mean on them, your person bears the brunt. They be@t their v!ctims.

APPRECIATION
I give all glory to God. He gave me a second chance to life through you all gentle men and ladies. What helped me is your prayers and funds.
I couldn't have begged for a better family than this. You took it personal and ensured my release.

Lots of persons here worked round the clock to ensure I come out unharmed and yes I did.

You all donated generously and from the depth of my heart I say a resounding thank you. Thank you and thank you again. The gratitude of my heart is forever yours.

_From the Peter you gave a second chance to life.

WE KEEP Moving

Sen Chijinkem Ugwuanyi

EFCC Arraigns Peace Corps Commandant, Director of Finance for Alleged N60m

The Abuja Zonal Directorate of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Thursday 11, December, 2025, arraigned the Commandant of the Nigeria Peace Corps, Dickson Akon and the Director of Finance of the Corps, Omolala Aminat Ahmed, before Justice H. B. Yusuf of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT High Court, Abuja.

The defendants were arraigned on a two- count charge bordering on criminal misappropriation of funds allocated to the Corps

Charge one reads: “That you, Dickson Akon and Omolola Aminat Ahmed in the year 2024 at Abuja, FCT, within the jurisdiction of this honorable court did agree among yourselves to do an illegal act, to wit criminal misappropriation and thereby committed an offence punishable under Section 96 of the penal code laws of the FCT.”

Count two read: “That you, Dickson Akon and Omolola Aminat Ahmed in the year 2024 at Abuja, FCT, within the jurisdiction of this honorable court did agree among yourselves and dishonestly converted to your personal use the sum of N46, 000, 000, 00, (Forty Six Million Naira only) out of the sum of N60.000.000.00, (Sixty Million Naira, only) meant for the execution of contract for the supply of badges.

The defendants pleaded “not guilty” to all the charges when they were read to them.

In view of their pleas, prosecution counsel, Khalid Sanusi, asked the court for a date for the commencement of the trial.

Justice Yusuf adjourned the matter till February 25, 2026, and granted the defendants bail in the sum of ₦5 million (Five Million Naira only) with one surety each in like sum. The sureties must be of a reputable character and must be resident in Abuja.

"Even if America decides that I should no longer enter America, it’s okay. I will enter Zimbabwe. I will enter Botswana, I will enter Nigeria, I will enter Africa, my home. Why should I be concerned about people who are going to feed me burgers, and make me fat when I can go to Nigeria and eat jollof rice with goat pepper soup?” — Julius Malema, leader of South Africa's Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF)

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"Leave our African brother alone," former Nigerian international Sunday Oliseh said in response to Thierry Henry's views and comments regarding the Mohamed Salah and Liverpool saga. Oliseh wrote, “I like Thierry; we played together at Juventus, but I think he is getting this one wrong!

“When will some people learn that it is not always about them?! Salah has been the main man at Liverpool for almost a decade, just like Messi at Barcelona?

“Henry was not brought to Barcelona to lead the team but rather to help Messi, Eto'o, and Iniesta lead the team! The way Salah is loved and adored in Egypt, Henry was and still is miles away from being loved that way in France,” he added.

“With all due respect, Salah has a right to be unhappy with his situation more than Henry had at Barcelona, but Salah should not have gone public! Abeg, leave our African brother alone.”

"No one dares touch Seyi Tinubu’s personal security team, not even the IG of Police" – Rufai Oseni

Popular Arise TV anchor Rufai Oseni has thrown down the gauntlet in a manner that only he can: blunt, fearless, and straight to the point.

During Wednesday’s edition of The Morning Show (December 10, 2025), Oseni reacted to Nobel laureate Prof. Wole Soyinka’s widely circulated criticism of the heavy security entourage that accompanies Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Tinubu.

Soyinka had narrated how he was stunned to see what he called a “small battalion” of armed policemen, soldiers, and DSS operatives escorting a young man at a Lagos hotel. When he discovered it was the president’s son, the literary icon described the display as “obscene,” especially at a time when ordinary Nigerians live in constant fear of kidnappers and bandits. He urged the authorities to “stop overdoing things.”

President Tinubu himself had, only weeks earlier, ordered the immediate withdrawal of police officers attached to VIPs across the country so they could be redeployed to fight rising insecurity. Yet, as Soyinka’s encounter showed, some VIPs appear to be more important than others.

That contradiction was all Rufai Oseni needed.

Speaking on live television, he said the presidential directive would be obeyed everywhere except when it comes to Seyi Tinubu.

His exact words, delivered partly in the street-sharp Pidgin that resonates with millions of viewers, have since gone viral: “Dem no born anybody in Nigeria to remove police officers guiding Seyi Tinubu not even the IG of Police himself. Dem no born am well!”

In plain English: no one, not even the Inspector-General of Police, has the courage or authority to withdraw Seyi Tinubu’s security detail.

Oseni argued that while politicians, businessmen, and traditional rulers may eventually lose their police escorts, the president’s son remains untouchable a living symbol of how power truly works in Nigeria.

The studio exchange with co-anchor Dr. Reuben Abati underlined the point: Abati: “Even the IG can’t do it?”

Oseni: “My brother, dem no born am well.”

Within hours, the clip spread across WhatsApp, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, sparking heated debates about privilege, nepotism, and the unequal distribution of security in a country where farmers are killed daily and schoolchildren are still being abducted.

As of now, neither the Presidency, the Nigeria Police Force, nor Seyi Tinubu has responded to the growing controversy.

But one thing is clear: in the court of public opinion, Rufai Oseni has spoken for millions who feel that, in today’s Nigeria, some citizens are simply more equal and far better protected than others.

Withdraw military officers protecting Tinubu’s son – TV anchor, dares IGP

Arise TV anchor, Rufai Oseni has challenged the Inspector General of Police to withdraw officers protecting President Bola Tinubu’s son, Seyi Tinubu.

This followed a concern raised by Nobel Laureate Prof. Wole Soyinka, who accused Seyi of moving about with a battalion.

Soyinka had in a video circulating on X, narrated how he was shocked to meet what he described as a small battalion of heavily armed security operatives guarding Seyi during a visit to a hotel in Ikoyi, Lagos.

Soyinka had in a video circulating on X, narrated how he was shocked to meet what he described as a small battalion of heavily armed security operatives guarding Seyi during a visit to a hotel in Ikoyi, Lagos.

According to him, he initially thought a movie was being filmed because the number of armed men looked unreal.

Speaking on the trending video during the Live Morning Show, Rufai said despite President Tinubu’s directive that the IGP should withdraw officers from Very Important Persons, VIPs, Seyi will continue moving around with the policemen.

"Them nor born anybody well to remove police protection from Seyi Tinubu”, he said during the live TV program.

In the video, Reuben Abati could be heard asking Rufai, “even the IGP the Inspector General of Police?” Rufai responded, “them no born am well”.

https://dailypost.ng/2025/12/10/withdraw-military-officers-protecting-tinubus-son-tv-anchor-dares-igp/

People always assume I drink, smoke, or do drugs because I’m in the music industry — but honestly, I don’t do any of that. I’ve never taken alcohol, I’ve never smoked a day in my life, and I don’t do drugs. That’s just who I am.

A lot of people ask how I’ve managed to keep my voice this long, expecting some complicated secret. But the truth is simple: it’s my lifestyle. I try to stay healthy. I check up on myself, I drink a lot of water, and I stay disciplined. That’s really all there is to it.

Sometimes I look at the music scene today, and I notice that many artists focus more on making beats people can dance to, rather than putting real meaning into their lyrics. And I get it — that’s what a lot of fans want right now. But for me, music has always been deeper than that.

So yeah… I know it surprises people, but staying clean has been one of my biggest strengths. It’s helped my voice, my career, and my peace of mind."– singer faze

A4alpha:
This is very bad for people's role model to openly act the way he did, like the OP emphasized he should have hold it off till the end than this open display of unruly display.
But OP how did you know it is colos? you are exaggerating it and actually misleading his teaming inexperienced young fans to believe it is actually colos, you are promoting this deadly substance called colos as I believe any handmade smokable substance is molded same way, what if it is weed?
Colos I believe is the worst of all, me thing you have beef to settle with Zubby or your prolly trying to blackmail him, who knows you maybe from Nollywood where bad belle people full everywhere.

Seems you don't know how to read and understand English, I said he was WRAPPING and not smoking......

Yes, Glo might have had a temporary setback, which resulted in a data outage today. But I urge you to remember that in March 2024, Globacom was the only network that remained afloat, and basically saved Nigeria's financial sector by preventing a nationwide outage that would have disrupted our financial markets and our banks and other financial institutions' connections to the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT).

It is estimated that by that feat, Glo saved Nigeria from a financial loss of an estimated $250 million.

I have dedicated the last few years to promoting made-in-Nigeria goods and services, and Glo stands out as the one telecommunications firm that is wholly Nigerian and fully committed to our national development. A firm that ploughs back its profit into Nigeria, and has demonstrated unmatched corporate social responsibility, helping to enrich the arts and to deepen the penetration of education into our hinterlands.

Additionally, Globacom was the first African telecom company to build an intercontinental submarine cable, the Glo 1 cable, costing approximately $800 million, which ran from Bude, a seaside rural town in north Cornwall, England, and traversed seventeen countries, including Ghana, before terminating in Nigeria.

Glo is a cornerstone of my #GrowNairaBuyNaija campaign, having sent Nigerian citizens to Huawei Campus in China and Alcatel-Lucent University in France to learn state-of-the-art telecommunications technology so we could be entirely self-sufficient in our telco sector.

Since this company has stuck with Nigeria through thick and thin and has helped us move from a ₦269.29 trillion economy on May 29, 2023, when Asiwaju Bola Tinubu became President, to ₦372.8 trillion today, I appeal to Nigerians to also align themselves with Glo, because when you do, the Naira gets stronger and the more goods and services you and your friends and family can buy when you go to the market.

Reno Omokri

Zubby Michael did not only disappoint me in this video, he disappointed every reasonable human being on earth.

I know that this lifestyle is trending. I know that Zubby consumes this but he is the least person I expected to see in a video arranging colos.

This is not his house. This is in an event and he couldnt wait until he leave the event before he could take what his body is requesting for due to an addiction.

Imagine wrapping colos in the public. In fact, Zubby succeeded in downgrading that event , making it look as a gathering of colos and ice smokers.

We are complaining of how colos has damaged the youths of nowadays and Zubby who supposed to join the campaign against
ill!cit drooooog consumption is publicly arranging colos.

It is high time our celebrities begin to show good example to the youths. You can wrap and smoke whatever you want to smoke but please do it off camera.

#chucappella
#chukwumandioguluofficial
#fblifestyles

"Daddy Showkey advised me to get married early and keep it secret, because if the public found out too soon, they would spoil it while the marriage was still young.

When I married my wife, I told her about the plan to keep our marriage private. We unfollowed each other on Facebook and all other social media platforms. We didn’t want any negative energy or outside interference.

When she gave birth to our children, I sent them to stay with her abroad. Thanks to Covid and the boredom of lockdown, I finally posted pictures of my family online.

Daddy Showkey also told me that when he got married, he kept it completely secret. He didn’t even visit his children’s school to avoid any favoritism or special treatment toward them. I adopted the same approach so that my children could live a normal life." — Kcee

LEGENDARY MUSICIAN 2FACE IDIBIA'S ÉX-WIFE, ANNIE IDIBIA AND FASHION DESIGNER SWANKY JERRY SPOTTED AGAIN IN CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA SPÀRKING FRESH QUESTIONS!

What is really going on between Annie Idibia and Nigerian fashion designer Swanky Jerry? Annie was recently seen in new photos with Swanky Jerry, shortly after their earlier pictures went viral a few weeks ago.

The pair have now been spotted together again in Cape Town, South Africa, fúeling even more speculation about their renewed closeness.

Their repeated appearances have stirréd fresh conversations online, with many wondering about the true nature of their relationship and why they seem to be spending so much time together lately.

I deported my husband. I didn’t just divorce him; I put him on a plane back to the trenches. And I slept like a baby the night he left.

Half the people in my church are calling me a demon. The other half are whispering that they would have done the same thing. But before you type "Wicked Woman" in the comments, listen to what this man did to me.

My name is Sarah. I’m a Registered Nurse living in Houston, Texas. I worked double shifts, standing on my feet for 12 hours a day, wiping backsides and taking abuse from patients, just to save enough money.

Why?

To bring the "Love of my Life," Michael, to America.

We met when I went home for Christmas three years ago. Michael was charming, handsome, and spoke with that smooth accent that made my knees weak. He was a struggling engineer with "big dreams" but no opportunities.

"Baby, if you just get me to the States, I will treat you like a Queen," he promised. "I will work hard. I will build us an empire."

I believed him. I was 32, single, and lonely in a big house. I wanted a family. I spent $15,000 on lawyers, filing fees, and flights. I sponsored his K-1 Visa.

When Michael landed at George Bush Intercontinental Airport, I cried tears of joy. I thought my life was beginning.

For the first six months, he was perfect. He cooked. He cleaned. He rubbed my feet when I came home from the hospital.

"You are my angel," he would say.
We got married at the courthouse. We filed for his Green Card (Adjustment of Status). The interview was scheduled for next week.

Last Sunday, I came home early from my shift because I had a migraine.

The house was quiet. Michael wasn't in the living room. I walked toward the bedroom, and I heard him laughing. He was on a video call.

I stopped. Something about his tone was... different. He wasn't speaking the sweet English he spoke to me. He was speaking Pidgin, fast and aggressive.

"Don't worry, babe. The maga doesn't suspect anything," he said.

Maga?
My heart stopped. In our slang, "Maga" means a fool. A victim of a scam.

I crept closer to the door.

"The interview is next week," he continued, laughing. "Once I get that Green Card in my hand, I give it six months. Then I will file for divorce, claim 'irreconcilable differences,' and by next year, I will file for you and the kids to come over. America is sweet, babe. Just be patient."

A woman’s voice crackled on the speaker. "We miss you, daddy. Junior asks for you every day."

"Tell Junior daddy is working on his future. This woman is just the ladder. You are the owner of the house."

I didn't scream. I didn't kick down the door. A cold calmness washed over me. The kind of calm that scares you more than anger.

I walked back to my car, drove to a coffee shop, and sat there for three hours. I realized everything was a lie. The love. The foot rubs. The cooking. It was all a performance to secure his stay.

I went home later that evening and acted like everything was normal. I even kissed him.
But the next morning, while he was at the gym, I went to the USCIS website.

I withdrew my Sponsorship.

I wrote a letter to the immigration officer explaining that the marriage was fraudulent and that I was no longer willing to support him financially.

I didn't tell Michael.

The morning of the interview, he put on his best suit. He looked so handsome. So confident.
"Ready to make us official, baby?" he asked, fixing his tie.

"I'm ready," I smiled.
We sat in the waiting room. When they called his name, the officer didn't invite us into an office.

Two ICE officers walked out instead.

They asked for his ID. They told him his petition had been withdrawn by the sponsor and his visa had expired. The look on his face? It wasn't fear. It was pure confusion. He looked at me.

"Sarah? What is going on?"

I stood up, smoothed my dress, and looked him dead in the eye. "I am not a ladder, Michael. And this Maga has closed the bank." I walked out of that building while he was shouting my name in handcuffs.

He is currently in a detention center awaiting deportation. His family back home has been blowing up my phone, cursing me, sending me Bible verses about forgiveness.

His "real wife" even sent me a DM begging me to reconsider for the sake of their children.

But I feel nothing.

I worked too hard for my peace to let a squatter live in it. Now, I’m sitting in my quiet house, drinking wine. Did I go too far? Should I have just divorced him and let him stay? Or did he get exactly what he ordered?


Me: Stories like these are shared so that some of you don't fall victim but some will still fall because you are still blind out of love It is well.

Senate Removes Senator Shehu Buba Umar as Chairman of National Security Committee

The Nigerian Senate has removed Senator Shehu Buba Umar (APC, Bauchi South) from his position as Chairman of the Senate Committee on National Security and Intelligence. This decision was announced on December 2, 2025, as part of a broader reconstitution of several standing committees, including those on Air Force and National Planning.

The move follows the committee's dissolution the previous week, amid public outcry over escalating insecurity in northern Nigeria and concerns about the effectiveness of the leadership.

Umar has been reassigned as Chairman of the Senate Committee on Livestock and Animal Husbandry. Youth groups and civil society organizations, such as the Bauchi State Youth Democratic Assembly, have welcomed the change, calling it a "responsible intervention" and urging an independent probe into Umar's tenure.

The removal has reignited discussions around serious, longstanding accusations against Umar, including: Links to Terrorist Groups and Bandits: Civil society reports and activist groups like the People's Progressive Movement (PPM) have alleged that Umar sponsored Fulani bandits and had ties to terrorist organizations operating in Nigeria, potentially undermining national security efforts. These claims date back to at least September 2025, with calls for his suspension from security-related roles.

Social media posts and reports circulating widely online claim Umar was "on the radar" of U.S. intelligence agencies due to these alleged links. Accusations include funding pilgrimages to Mecca for bandits and terrorists.

Senate President Godswill Akpabio, who chairs the Selection Committee, confirmed these adjustments during plenary sessions, emphasizing the need for fresh leadership to address national security challenges.

"Do you think I was born in New York? Who do you think you are?"

🤯🔥 Details of the altercation between the Argentines Maxi Morales and De Paul — and Lionel Messi — during the MLS Eastern Conference final a few days ago:

— To start: De Paul asked for a yellow card on a New York City player after his challenge on Falcón.

🗣️ Morales: “Calm down, Rodrigo. And stop annoying everyone and asking for yellow cards.”

🗣️ De Paul: “Shut your mouth. You got kicked out of Racing” (De Paul’s former club in Argentina).

🗣️ Morales: “And you should have the courage to go to the club and face things like I did.”

🗣️ De Paul: “I go to Racing whenever I want, and if I want, I’ll buy the club.”

🗣️ Morales: “If you go whenever you want, then you’re a coward for not going now to try to win the Copa Libertadores!

And at 30 years old, you decided to come spend your vacation in Miami instead of competing for the Libertadores.”

🗣️ Messi: “You need to respect me and respect him. You must show us respect.”

🗣️ Morales: “Oh, sorry. I thought he was the one trying too hard to get close to you — not you trying too hard to get close to him.”

🗣️ Messi: “I’ll be waiting for you now in the locker room.”

🗣️ Morales: “Do you think I was born in New York? Of course I’ll go — you’ll find me at the locker room door… Who do you think you are?”

[Via martin_amestoy - picadotv_]

sieze fire like say na war front


Sounds funny

Essien Nduese, a media aide to Governor Umo Eno of Akwa Ibom State, posted the details of Tuesday’s plenary on Facebook.

AKHA Rejects Uduak Ekpoufot's Motion to Stop Dog-Meat Consumption

By Asuquo Edem

Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly today rejected a motion brought before it by the member representing Etinan State Constituency, Hon. Uduak Ekpoufot. The motion presented before the House seeks to discontinue the consumption and sale of dog meat in Akwa Ibom State has failed to scale through the floor of the State House of Assembly after it received no seconder during plenary.

Hon. Ekpoufot, raised strong concerns over the inhumane slaughter of dogs, the unhygienic conditions involved, and the serious public-health risks associated with dog-meat consumption. He argued that the methods used to kill dogs were cruel, often involving strangulation, blunt-force trauma, or repeated blows, leading to severe animal suffering.

The lawmaker further warned that poorly processed dog meat exposes consumers to dangerous pathogens such as rabies, salmonella, trichinella and other parasites, stressing that the practice has been banned in several countries due to safety concerns.

Despite the detailed presentation, the motion failed to progress as it did not receive a seconder — a mandatory requirement under House rules. With no support from any other member, the motion automatically collapsed and was declared rejected by the Speaker.

The development means Akwa Ibom State will maintain the status quo on dog-meat consumption, at least for now, despite the sponsor’s call for improved public health standards and humane treatment of animals.



What’s your take on this?

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I would have died mysteriously in Ogume, Delta state during my NYSC years ago, and it wasn't even because of Fulani bandits.

But because of this image you see.

No, the image you see on your screen isn't just an ordinary wooden ruler with a thread.

As an indigene of Ogume, this contraption you see can either:

1. Return you to your ancestors.
2. Invite seasonal mental illness to you.
3. Make you an eternal servant of a deity.

As a non-indigene of visitor, this contraption can either:

1. Make you blind or epileptic.
2. Leave strange tattoos on your skin that ants and millipedes crawl out from twice a year.

My story?

The year was 2018, and I was freshly posted to Ogume, Ndokwa West as my PPA.

I was strolling towards the Ogume market before the sacred swamps along the Ogume-Amai highway when I noticed that Okadas carrying women had the women covering their faces and looking down.

It seemed strange, so I asked one of the natives walking beside me.

Why were the women hiding their faces?

He told me that they were having their Eworó ritual.

A kind of cleansing ritual they did at intervals where women were forbidden to see initiates.

Only men could stroll about undisturbed and even witness the Eworó itself when it was passing— without any consequence.

I was like Oh..... okay.

It seemed so harmless that I even later got a wooden ruler, attached a thread to it and constructed an implement that created a sound similar to what the Eworó procession produced when they passed.

I never got to see this 'anti-woman' Eworó physically all the 12 months I spent in Ogume, even though I heard it slaughtered people's chickens and goats that were left wandering.

What I saw?

Something more bloodcurdling.

Few nights later.

We were in our lodge in Ogume grammar school.

Myself, Corper Jide, Tina and Ifeoma.

In our general sitting room gisting about our experiences with the respective classes we taught.

The time was 7:41pm.

Jide's phone rang.

He picked it up and it was our Bursar.

Ogume Grammar school bursar.

He called to inform Jide to inform the rest of the Corpers that the Eworó rituals were happening that night.

No, not the one that women were forbidden to see.

But the one that humans were forbidden to see.

We were not to play music in our lodge that night.

We were not to laugh.

We were not to have sex.

We were not to turn on any source of light.

We were not to eat snails.

We were not to mutter 'KWEKE'.

Most important of all, we were not to peep out from our window or try to catch a glimpse of the spirit as it sauntered past.

The rituals would start by 9pm and end by 3am.

Any human found outside their house within that period would be slowly killed.

The rest of my corper colleagues said quick goodnights and rushed off into their respective rooms except 1 person.

Myself!

I didn't believe that whatever activities I carried out in the privacy of my lodge would affect a ceremony abi traditional exercise done several meters away on the main road.

As if my skepticism wasn't foolish enough, I did something even more foolish.

Waited till the clock struck 9pm and within minutes, Ogume community as a whole became charged up with a howling sound.

I don't know how to describe the sound the Eworó makes when it's moving.

Picture a hurricane trapped inside an amplifier with a tornado and trying to suffocate a swarm of bees.

This is the closest description to what the sound of the Eworó felt like.

It rises from the bowels of the earth in a steady din, drifts left, moves up, rolls east, ricochets from the south, reverberates from the west, draws close to your window, descends from the roof, and suddenly resonates from a distance— literally like the entire Ogume community is pulsating and throbbing, drowned with this guttural squeal of occultic proportions.

What foolish act I did?

I whipped up my ruler and thread implement right there in our sitting room, and started to spin it fast and hard until a whirring hum trumpeted out from my efforts.

And then things started to happen fast.

It was like a strange pressure enveloped me and started crushing my both ear drums while threatening to push my rectum out of my rear end.

I broke out in sweat and cold.

I tried to sit down on a couch, but realized I couldn't command my muscles any more.

Then goosebumps came.

A fiesta of them. They felt like electric jolts across my spine.

And that was when I heard it.

Terrifying drums and cowry shell sounds erupted from our lodge frontage.

Sounds I ought to be running away from.

But realized I couldn't, as some overwhelming force began compelling me to open the door.

I couldn't fight this force, and found myself obeying.

In seconds I had opened our frontage door,and right there stood 3 dwarves painted entirely in white and backing the door.

They all had ONLY one leg and one long arm that I later found out were real pythons growing out from where their available arms were supposed to be.

One of them had a smoking clay pot on its head and from the insides of that pot, I heard the voices of children singing and something that sounded like an animal that barked like a dog and hissed like a snake.

I struggled to push myself back inside our lodge and lock the door but couldn't.

My throat became constricted and I found myself falling on my belly and clawing my way after the 3 sentinels who were breezing away towards our school gate.

I couldn't remember much after this.

I passed out.

However 6 days after I woke up from the coma I went into, I was told that it was the night security watchman that saved my life and prevented the deities from taking me away that night.

I fell violently sick for 2 weeks.

For 1 month I couldn't talk.

For 6 weeks the smell of millipedes lingered in my nostrils and my shadow refused to appear behind me.

For 2 months I kept seeing the image of those 3 apparitions in my dreams and was advised to avoid mirrors entirely.

I remember that incident now and shudder.

I did nearly die that night.

People who still doubt this phenomenon I describe, visit Ogume and ask them about their Eworó ritual.

The Oró festival of the South West is child's play compared to Eworó.

#ivaneagle
#ivanthemachine

A youth pastor of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Akolade Arowolo, has been sentenced to die by hanging for the murder of his banker wife, Titilayo.

Pastor Arowolo could not hold back his pains after the court ruling, he burst into a fit of prayer. Titilayo worked with Skye bank, whilst her husband was employed. Prosecutors were able to present compelling evidence that led to the conviction of Mr Arowolo and his sentencing by Justice Lateefat Okunu of the Ikeja High Court, he was handed a death sentence. Justice Okunu held in her over three hours judgment that evidence before the court proved that Arowolo actually murdered his wife in their matrimonial home.

Testimony in the form of a forensic report from Prof. John Oladapo Obafunwa, a pathologist, was what the court used to determine that there was no way the deceased could have stabbed herself to death. Immediately after the judgment, Arowolo fell down in the dock and started shouting “Jesus have mercy.” PM News reports that Prof Obafunwa testified that his autopsy report revealed that Titilayo was killed through 76 knife stab wounds.

There were claims by Pastor Arowolo, suggesting that his wife was possessed and inflicted injuries on herself. He noted that the knife wounds affected Titilayo’s left eye, right eye, upper chest area, right chest and collar bone. Prof. Obafunwa pointed out in his testimony that the deceased could not have inflicted such wounds on herself. To further prove its case, prosecution invited some of Titilayo’s family members who testified that Arowolo and Titilayo had always had a troubled marriage.

The family members included Titilayo’s father, George Oyakhire; sister, Ijeh and mother-in-law, Mrs Adetoun Yeside Oyakhire. The three witnesses testified that the couple lived a cat and mouse life. They claimed that the family had at several times, settled serious fights between the couple. None of the witnesses however saw what actually happened on the day Titilayo died

The Herald reports that Arowolo’s co-tenant, Adewale Adeyemi also gave evidence in the case. Arowolo’s parents testified that their son was incapable of murder

Adeyemi in his evidence said that on the day of the incident he heard a loud noise when he was in his apartment and later saw Arowolo rushing out with a deep cut in his palms. He claimed to have also seen a hammer and a knife with a broken handle in the yard. Other witnesses such a the security man at the Arowolos’ residence, Investigating Police Officer and an MTN Staff also gave evidence in the case.

Youth PastorArowolo broke down in tears, after the judge handed him the death sentence, he had claimed he was innocent of killing his wife. Having presented its case, the burden was shifted on Arowolo to defend himself.

Expectedly, Arowolo had his personal explanation as to what happened on the day Titilayo died. First, he claimed that he and his deceased wife had passionate sex for two hours and kissed on the same day she died.

He claimed that Titi stabbed herself to death on the day after they had a fight. Arowolo claimed that Titilayo was possessed by an evil spirit and inflicted several stab wounds on him before turning to herself. Arowolo’s father, Mudashiru and mother also testified of their son’s good behavior, insisting he could not have killed his wife.

They claimed that he has always been a religious person and was incapable of killing.”

IGP Explains Why No Suspects Were Arrested During Kwara Rescue Operation,Says First Concern Is Returning of Rescued Victims To Their Families

The Inspector-General of Police (IGP) has addressed concerns over the absence of arrests during the recent rescue operation involving abd¥cted victims in Kwara State.

Responding to questions from journalists, the IGP emphasized that the safety of victims always takes priority over pursuing suspects during active rescue missions.

“When the individuals are abd¥cted and taken into captivity, our first concern is the rescue and safe return of those victims to their families,” he stated. “And the Kwara incident is not the first time we will be doing that. Whenever we get hold of the victims, our first assignment is to reunite them with their families before we think of any other thing.”

The IGP explained that although investigations and follow-up actions are important, the immediate goal in such situations is to secure the victims without escalating danger.

He added that he would not dwell too much on the details of the operation but assured Nigerians that the Police remain committed to saving lives first.

According to him, the first mission is always the safe rescue of victims from their abductors, after which the Force intensifies efforts to track, identify, and arrest the perpetrators.

Harrison Gwamnishu has been instrumental in 80% of the success recorded against heavily armed kidnappers across Delta, Edo, Kogi and most recent Kwara State.
What he does is deploying sophisticated tech to help track the locations of the kidnappers whenever they kidnap victims and with the help of this tech, the local vigilantes that knows the way round the forest, the police and Army will immediately swings into actions that helps in rescuing kidnapped victims.
The scary part is that he does not only shows the locations of the kidnappers via his tech to the security outfits to execute the rescues, he also risk his life being in the frontline in the forest without any form of security training.
He did play a major role in the rescue of the 38 CAC church kidnap victims in Kwara State yesterday.
He did it in Kogi State, Edo State and in Delta State. He is the reasons why kidnapping rate have reduced drastically in the Delta-North axis.
Harrison Gwamnishu is a great man and valuable asset to our Country. May God bless and protect you wherever you goes.

He deserves an Accolades 👏👏👏👏🥰🥰🥰

The governor of Kogi State, Usman Ododo has absorbed all the vigilantes and converted them into civil servants.

According to him, this decision reflects an attempt to formalize local security efforts, professionalize community intelligence networks.

PHOTOS: President Bola Tinubu is currently in an extended security meeting with all the Service Chiefs including the Inspector-General of Police, Director-General of the DSS, and heads of intelligence agencies at the State House.

According to a post on his social media page, President Tinubu said they are reviewing the latest security reports and taking decisive actions to stabilise the affected areas and protect Nigerians.

“I am receiving continuous briefings and have directed our security services to move with speed, precision, and absolute resolve.

As President, I am fully committed to the security of all Nigerians. Those who threaten the peace and security of our nation will face the full weight of the law.

Nigeria will prevail” the President said

Barrister Deji Adeyanju shared a post where Lere Olayinka was pictured with his phone camering a event before Isaac Fayose now took a swipe with his post "Cameraman in old age 😮😭😡😡😡😡
I think secondary school dropout billionaire is better 😛😛😛😀😀😀😛"

A Catholic priest was seen conducting Mass with an AK-47 strapped to his back.
Nigeria has officially entered ‘defensive liturgy’ mode. 😂🤪
Everyone is operating on proactive risk-mitigation protocols now.
#viral #NewsUpdate #newsfeed #trendingpost #militarynews #trendingnow #fypchallenge

My first encounter with war voodoo and how Fulani bandits CANNOT withstand it if properly utilized was years ago when I was serving.

I was posted to a community called Ogume in Ndokwa West of Delta state.

I taught Creative Arts at the popular Ogume grammar school.

I will never forget that sunny afternoon I was returning to my PPA from school break in Portharcourt where I went to spend my holidays, because I couldn't travel all the way back home to Uyo.

I was on a bike, thundering down the desolate stretch of that Ogume-Amai highway from Kwale, when my bike man suddenly cut the bike brakes and meandered us into the bush nearby.

I thought he had lost his mind.

'Oga, you dey craze??' I fumed as the wet weed and mud splattered all over my khaki pants.

He signalled me to hush up and stay low behind some thicket, then he jabbed his finger ahead and that was when I saw it.

A group of Fulani herdsmen with turbans and automatic rifles were dragging a young villager out of the bushes to the center of the tarred road.

The young man looked not more than 19 years and had light bruises all over.

He wore a faded brazil jersey that was badly torn to reveal an amulet dangling from his neck.

He appeared like he had been struggling with someone in a fight and rolling on soil.

The Fulani herdsmen were speaking rapidly and slapping him, and before we knew it, one of them cocked his rifle and fired point-blank at this young native.

As the smoke cleared, we were shocked to see the young native still standing and not on the floor.

His left arm was clenched against his chest defensively and resolutely— otherwise he looked unscathed.

The Fulani herdsmen we saw were about 13.

I will never forget that number because what followed next haunts me till this day.

Each of the 13 Fulani herdsmen opened fire into the head and body of this young man continuously.

It was like a fireworks display.

They riddled his body with bullets and literally blasted the young man from one side of the expressway to the other side.

His body was flung back and forth like a rag doll as the volley of bullets rammed into his anatomy in quick succession.

All the young man chanted repeatedly was 'Kweke!!'

From where we watched, there was no perforation on his body.

Not a single gunshot wound we could see.

Not a single drop of blood.

What the herdsmen did next?

They pinned this young man to the ground and one of them tried to slit his throat with his dagger, but the blade refused to eat into his skin, and the villager just lay there bellowing 'Kweke!!!' continuously

They spent 10 minutes ferociously matchetting this young man, but the young man just lay there squirming in pain, but not sustaining a single cut or tear.

Finally, they tied the legs and hands of this man and dragged him back to their own side of the road where they consulted each other for few minutes, speaking and gesticulating in Fulani.

And the most unusual spectacle happened.

2 of them vanished into the adjoining swampy tropical forest and led back a particularly large bull with horns like a weapon made from rhinoceros horns and elephant tusks.

5 extra herdsmen held the cow in position and steadied his head so the horns pointed slightly forward.

Then another 3 grabbed the villager they had earlier tied, hefted him on their shoulders, ambled towards the bull and slammed the poor young man repeatedly into the horns of the animal.

The young man cried out in pain and started bleeding.

It didn't take up to 5 tries until the cow's horns neatly impaled his abdomen and rib cage, and the irate bull huffed and tossed his dismembered body to the ground where it commenced stomping the hemorrhaging body with its hooves.

Every time the cow stopped stomping, one of the Fulani herdsmen would make a clicking sound with their tongue and push the bloody body of their victim into its fore limbs.

And the cow would indignantly start stomping what it thought was the enemy all over again.

All of this while, the herdsmen stood by laughing and pointing, and when they were satisfied that their victim had been successfully killed, they fired some shots into the air signalling victory, pulled the cow away and filed into the forest.

I was in a daze over what I just witnessed

The bike man kept muttering 'KWEKE' under his breath too.

After we were sure the Fulani marauders were out of earshot, we strolled out to the road and I begged the bike man to allow us carry the body of the boy back to Kwale township where a hospital could attempt to save what was left of his life.

But as soon as we got to the body, we realized it was all over.

The young man's entire digestive system had been ripped out of his abdomen by the cow's horns and a big stone had been used to smash his skull for good measure.

But that wasn't even the worst of it all.

Lying in the bush there a few yards from us were over 23 dismembered and decapitated bodies.

Ogume Youths.

None more than 20 years.

The bike man told me to get on the bike so we continue our journey and he would alert the villagers of what had happened.

I couldn't even argue.

I sat on the bike and we roared off.

If you know Ogume community well, you will know the road I speak of when entering Ogume land from Kwale.

A narrow and desolate stretch of tarred road flanked on both sides by thick rain forests and hectares upon hectares of swampy grassland that stretched into all directions for kilometers.

If your car breaks down on that road, you can park by the road side there for 2 hours and a single vehicle or bike will not come along.

And the potholes on the road even make that stretch of road more foreboding.

Mostly Dangote trailers or trucks carrying timber and rubber traverse that road.

One of the loneliest stretches of roads I have seen in my life.

Now you may be wondering the story behind what I just witnessed.

Let me tell you(as I later came to find out).

Fulani herdsmen brought their cattle into Ogbe-Ole Ogume community and started destroying the crops of the villagers.

Ogume indigenes are predominantly farmers, so you can imagine how bad this was for them.

The village head asked them to leave and delegated about 24 youths to peacefully escort them out of Ogume land.

Each of the 24 youths wore war voodoo.

They were 'cooked' and fortified against bullets, but the herdsmen didn't know this yet.

The Fulani herdsmen appeared to cooperate and allowed themselves to be escorted out with their cattle.

About 20 of them.

When they got to the most desolate and remote part of the wilderness— far far from where human settlement was— where they knew that the rest of the village couldn't get a distress call from, the herdsmen turned and started opening fire at the youths.

The youths only had big sticks for protection, but were generally unarmed.

But they fought back bravely and killed 7 of the Fulani marauders.

Unfortunately the herdsmen had knives, cutlasses and guns, and when they saw that their bullets were useless against the Ogume Youths, they attacked them with their knives and cutlasses and slaughtered 23 of them.

Except the last one which we happened upon.

The leader of the Ogume Youths.

He wore war voodoo not just against bullets like his colleagues, but also wore against knives, arrows and spears.

His body was impenetrable and impervious to bullets, knives, arrows and spears.

This was why the herdsmen couldn't kill him.

So they had to impale him on a cow's horns.

And then finish him off with a big stone.

Ogume community brought all 24 bodies of those brave young men to the village center at Ogbe-Ole and mourned for 14 days.

Every indigene painted ash on their forehead the entire period.

Ogume was declared out of bounds for any and every human of Fulani and Hausa ethnicity from that moment.

Till date.

Suya sellers packed up their things and fled to Ughelli, Amai and Abbi, Obiaruku and even Agbor.

Any Fulani or Hausa person found in Ogume community was k.illed at the spot.

We Corpers were advised to never leave our lodges without our ID cards so we aren't mistaken for Fulanis since we were basically outsiders and non-indigene.

I personally had to braid my curly Afro hair so I'm not confused for someone from Niger republic considering my height and build.

The villagers used the blood of their 24 fallen comrades to concoct a very powerful voodoo to secure the entire boundary of Ogume community, making it inaccessible to Fulani herdsmen.

No Fulani herdsmen could cross the boundary of Ogume and survive past 30 minutes.

We started getting news of Fulani herdsmen dropping dead around neighbouring communities and their cows being acquired by the villagers.

3 months before I passed out from NYSC, a group of almost 50 herdsmen tried to raid a community called Ogbagbu late one night.

Not a single indigene was hurt due to the war voodoo they wore.

But every single Fulani herdsman lost his life and their bodies were burnt at the center of the 7 villages that make up Ogume.

Till this day, Fulani herdsmen have NOT stepped a foot in Ogume land.

Even in Utuwe, the last and remotest village of Ogume.

I mean in a community where even children are fortified and ready for war?

Ask around, Ogume may be an economically backward community today, notorious for bloody communal clashes and all that.

But as regards Fulani herdsmen invasion?

They have COMPLETELY conquered that.

No, Ogume indigenes do not have automatic rifles.

They don't have sophisticated weapons and fire power.

They just know how to use the native protection their ancestors gave to them to survive.

They avoid certain creatures like snail, sheep, dogs etc and are forbidden from eating, touching or consuming them.

But they are a truly fearless breed of humans.

Imagine if those communities in Benue state, Taraba, Kwara, Niger and Plateau state adopted this method of self defense years ago against these Fulani bandits.

Just pause and imagine.

But religious Christians will tag it Satanism.

And agree to be slaughtered in their worship places than to protect themselves and continue living.

Which leads me to wonder:

Do we really believe that it is the wish of God in heaven for anyone to be gruesomely murdered and cut off at their prime by a group of blood thirsty maniacs who believe that they have more rights to life than anyone else?

I'm not done.

I'll be back.

#ivaneagle
#ivanthemachine
#dryestmaneverliveth

BREAKING: Physician writes Tinubu, warns of Kanu’s worsening health, if moved to Sokoto custodial centre to begin life imprisonment

Physician to Kanu writes Tinubu, Warns Transfer to Sokoto Could Trigger Life-Threatening Complications

The Lead Personal Physician to the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, has warned that the sudden transfer of his patient to the Sokoto Correctional Facility, less than 24 hours after his conviction, poses grave and potentially life-threatening medical risks.

Kanu, who was convicted and sentenced by the Federal High Court in Abuja on Thursday, was moved from the custody of the Department of State Services (DSS) to the far-northern correctional centre in Sokoto on November 21.

The transfer has heightened concerns among his medical team, family, and supporters, who fear the relocation will worsen his health condition.

In a letter dated November 19, 2025, and addressed to President Bola Tinubu, a copy of which was made available to journalists on Saturday, Kanu’s personal physician, Prof. MA. C. Aghaji, described the relocation as abrupt, troubling, and medically dangerous, especially coming immediately after the separatist leader’s conviction.

“As the Lead Personal Physician to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, I am compelled to raise the alarm over the abrupt and deeply troubling decision to relocate my patient from the Department of State Services (DSS) Abuja to a correctional centre in Sokoto,” he wrote to the President.

The doctor explained that Kanu has been under specialized and intensive medical care throughout his detention at the DSS medical facility in Abuja.

According to him, the health challenges faced by Kanu prompted the DSS to move him from its headquarters at Aso Drive to the DSS Hospital on Airport Road for better observation.

Prof. Aghaji said his team evaluates Kanu three times a week at the DSS Hospital and checks his blood profile – particularly the serum potassium level – every other week.

He added that these procedures are mandatory because Kanu “runs a very low serum potassium level, the cause of which is yet to be established,” noting that the IPOB leader takes daily potassium tablets as a stop-gap measure.

The physician stressed that maintaining this level of care in Sokoto is impossible. He warned that relocating Kanu to such a distant facility without access to his medical team puts his life at risk.

“His medical team cannot monitor all these in Sokoto. His complex and chronic health conditions require consistent, expert oversight and immediate access to specialized treatment,” he cautioned.

Prof. Aghaji further highlighted the logistical challenges, noting that Sokoto is over 600 kilometres away from Abuja and extremely difficult to access regularly for the required medical evaluations.

“His transfer to Sokoto effectively severs Mazi Nnamdi Kanu from this essential medical support system,” he said.

“If the three times weekly evaluation is severed, he has a high risk of complications that may affect his life,” he warned.

Appealing for urgent intervention, the physician urged President Tinubu and the Nigerian Correctional Service to reverse the decision and return Kanu to a location where he can access the critical medical care he needs.

“For the sake of his health – which must remain paramount above all other considerations – I urgently call on the Nigerian Government and the Nigerian Correctional Service to immediately reconsider this decision,” he wrote.

Kanu’s transfer came hours after the Federal High Court convicted him on charges related to terrorism, incitement, and managing an unlawful group.

Also, his conviction and relocation were rejected by traditional rulers from Abia state who urged the president to immediately consider political solutions to the issue.

While his legal team is expected to appeal the ruling, the doctor emphasized that regardless of the legal proceedings, Kanu’s medical needs must not be compromised.

He assured the President of his willingness to provide any additional clarification needed, saying, “Do not hesitate to contact me if you need any clarification.”

Russia has reportêdly included Nigeria’s Super Eagles in their plans for an “Alternative World Cup,” as reported by La Derecha Diario.

▪ Objective: To highlight FIFA and UEFA sanctions.

▪ Aim: To emphasize Russia’s role in the international sports arena.

▪ Structure: A small-scale tournament featuring between 8 and 12 teams.

▪ Venues: Hosted across four stadiums within Russia.

▪ Invited Nations: Several nations that did not qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup will be extended invitations.

Participating countries include:
🇷🇺 Russia
🇨🇲 Cameroon
🇵🇪 Peru
🇨🇳 China
🇷🇸 Serbia
🇻🇪 Venezuela
🇳🇬 Nigeria
🇬🇷 Greece
🇦🇲 Armenia
🇨🇱 Chile

Congratulations 😘💥🇳🇬

*BOMBSHELL*
By
NUHU RIBADU, FORMER EFCC BOSS,

WROTE-;

Bandits were created by Gen Mohammadu Buhari Rtd to oust Jonathan. Bandits are not Boko Haram nor Herdsmen

It all started in April 2014 when Mohammadu Buhari assembled his ardent supporters, promoters and strategists to determine how to remove President Jonathan Goodluck. Prominent amongst them were El-Rufai, Gen Danbazo (Rtd).

A decision was reached to consult Miyatti Allah cattle breeders association for assistance to boot Jonathan Goodluck out of office. Consequently, the National Chairman of Miyatti Allah was engaged to bring in foreign mercenaries. Within a month, 2,000 Fulani fighters were brought in from Mali, Senegal, Niger Republic, Chad, Libya to name but a few. Further 4,000 fighters were stationed in Niger and Chad on standby.

On arrival, they were assembled in Kaduna under the sponsorship of El Rufai and were addressed by various Northern Leaders including the Sultan of Sokoto, Gen. Muhammadu Sa’ad Abubakar (Rtd) etc.

Specifically, Gen Buhari in his address told the fighters that “the British handed Nigeria over to us the Fulanis at independence. The land (Nigeria) belongs to us. We must reclaim what belongs to us.”He added that at the event that Jonathan Goodluck worn the election, the Fulani machinery must fight until they regain control of the country. He assured them that the Nigerian Army was behind them.

The mercenaries received initial training from the Commandant of the Nigerian Defence Academy and were sent to 6 camps in Ekiti State, Benue State, Katsina State, Kaduna State, Zamfara State and Borno State.

In the camps, brand new pick-up trucks, generators etc were provided them. Nigerian Airforce helicopters were used to provide them essential supplies like food, water, drinks and even arms and ammunitions.

Evidently, Jonathan Goodluck lost the election in 2015 through a well orchestrated election organised by INEC under a Fulani Chairman, Professor Jega. Gen Buhari (Rtd) was sworn in as the president. This saw the emergence of a Fulani president through a dodgy election hence the planned violent war was averted.

Contrary to expectation, the mercenaries in the various camps were abandoned, no more food and essential supplies. The relationship between Miyatti Allah, El Rufai (now a State Governor) and Dambazo broke down. El Rufai arrogantly declared that they were not needed anymore and they should go back. Consequently, the killings in Kaduna commenced as a warning to El Rufai but it did not bother him. He declared that he had paid the people carrying out the killings and they did not want to stop. The Nigerian police did not bother to call Gov El Rufai to give further clarification on this.

The Mercenary at the various camps decided to go about to find food for themselves by robbing people, going into farm lands and kidnapping. Miyatti Allah made several efforts to contact El Rufai and Dambazzo to appeal to them to provide money to return these fighters to where they came from. All efforts proved abortive. The mercenaries at this point vacated their organised camps and took to crime.

The criminal gangs which emanated from these mercenaries were at this point described as “Bandits” in order to differentiate them from other notorious terrorist groups like Fulani Herdsmen, Boko Haram etc.

Following the untold destruction and killings which the Bandits carried out especially in Katsina and Zamfara, the Northern leaders in conjunction with officials of Nigerian Government requested Miyatti Allah to intervene and remove the Bandits from Nigeria. Miyatti Allah returned demanding 150 Billion Naira to settle the Bandits and evacuate them. The Government turned the offer down and restricted itself to the payment of 100 Billion Naira.

Shamefully Godwin Emefiele raised 100 Billion Naira for the settlement as a condition for his re-appointment as the Central bank Governor.

Miyatti Allah collected the money and purportedly distributed it but nothing changed.

In a bid to control the damage, President Buhari directed that RUGA initiative be setup to create colonies for these fighters in every state in Nigeria.

My questions are:
1. Should Nigerian communities accommodate these criminal elements?
2. Why has El Rufai not been called to clean up the mess he created?
3. Does this explain the President Buhari’s silence?
4.Is this conspiracy of the North gone wrong?
Nigerians think for yourselves?

Written
By
DSP Nuhu Ribadu



Now we know who to hold responsible for what is happening in the country. Unfortunately, Buhari is dead, but elrufai and his other sponsors of boko haram are still alive and they must be held responsible for the barbaric killings of innocent citizens of Nigeria.

The Tinubu Regime Has Secretly Transferred Nnamdi Kanu to Sokoto Prison

Yes, they have already planned it. Their intention since yesterday was to move Mazi Nnamdi Kanu to a notorious prison based in the northern parts, where his safety cannot be guaranteed. I can confirm now that he's already in Sokoto prison.

They openly said he would “become a king” if taken to Kuje correctional center in Abuja, because according to them, “Igbo people” and his supporters would turn Kuje into a place of pilgrimage.

That is why they are desperate to keep him far away, isolated, and vulnerable.

It is also why they activated their cronies to start selling the illusion of “renewed hope” for MNK, a psychological tactic to keep the public calm while they execute their darkest agenda. Their plan is simple it is to keep your hopes alive just long enough for him to die in custody.

They have no intention of releasing him, not even for political calculations or electoral convenience.
I have said it before without fear, MNK’s greatest enemies are the politicians from his own region. They fear his influence, they fear his connection to the people, and they want him silenced permanently. This is why they fought tooth and nail to frustrate our #FreeNnamdiKanuNOW protest.

Do not say I didn’t warn you. #RevolutionNow