“A team of police and DSS went to his palace but he had already fled. He was later traced to a hotel in Ejigbo where he was arrested,”

Bobloco:
So quick

Yesterday, APC campaign council petitioned NBC, wants Channels television sanctioned

Today, NBC fines Channels television 5 million naira



While, it's been over 3 weeks now since Nigerians have petitioned the police and the DSS

when will the Nigerian police, DSS and other security agencies arrest and prosecute MC oluomo, Bayo onanuga and FFK for engaging in ethnic profiling and violence against Nigerians of a certain ethnic nationality over their democratic choices which led to killing, maiming and destruction of lives and properties

I abstained from voting in last election, as a protest against Tinubu. In principle I did the right thing and refused to support the recertification of Nigeria. I am pro-Yoruba Nation and did not believe in backing any Yoruba tha is pro-One Nigeria. Nonetheless, I have much respect for Tinubu.

One thing is certain to me. Tinubu won the election, hands down!, He will be sworn in as our President and Commander In Chief.

Those in govt who accept this truth are already falling into line and elevating their bureaucracies to match with Tinubu's tempo for getting results. That's what you witnessed here with NBC.

North4Obi23:
It's laughable how those that manipulated INEC Jitter and pee in their panties, screaming interim this and interim that. They have forgotten the rancor, the hate campaign, the tribal war and attacks and the killings they even defended. Now, they are afraid of another evil called interim government forgetting their own. Interim government is a sure bet. Nigerians can't afford a dying drug lord as a president. If you don't like interim government, you can go to court.

You are mixing apple with oranges.

Every election has rancor, attacks and mud slinging. People get kidnapped. This is not first election with death threats. Ibo issued death threats online in social media, Yoruba brought death threats to the street and doorsteps. Cancels each other out.

Any grievance on conduct of election and outcomes should be filed in court, and wait completion on the process if you believe in your claims that you have strong evidence to overturn result.

It is however strange that you call for interim government. Buhari has vowed he will hand off to a democratic successor. You raise suspicion that you are either planning coup or raising an army of terrorists to take over. Who will appoint your so called interim government? Is there a constitutional provision for an interim govt? You are planning an insurrection, aren't you? You will be shot at sight if you try it.

Biafra or death has rescucitated

Penguin2:

https://twitter.com/realFFK/status/1641372009488699393?t=7HdWTY14lF7hDTgbTvhj-g&s=19

Femi Fani Kayode has stated that nobody will break the new found trust between the north and the Southwest.

He goes to infer that the APC/Tinubu is trying to build a new Nigeria of North and Southwest.

The implication is that the Southeast and the Southsouth have no place in Tinubu’s government.

So, if you are from the Southeast or Southsouth and you are supporting Tinubu, it’s time to ask yourself some existential questions.

Hopefully this will get to Wike and co.

FFK used a broad brush to express that setiment. Nigeria has been constructed, figuratively, as a tripod. This does not mean there are no structures at intersection of the three. What he meant is a New Nigeria with a mainstream organized and moderated by the big two.

You did not criticize INEC use of 300 billion, even when it was all infront of you before election. You lost election, now 300 billion is a problem.

Get outta here!

Congrats Honourable!

All these so called Ibo technocrats and leaders of thought sit back and watch events unfold when their ibo people have the upper hand. They never speak up or warn their people to desist, and soon as the balance change and ibo is at receiving end of the stick then they come out as if they were powerless earlier to restrain their people.

Even in this statement release there is nothing restraining or reprimanding Ibos, and everybody agree that they clearly went over the line and offended Yoruba generally. It is not specific to the election, it has been a recurring issue. Yoruba has held up under pressure for long but they finally blew their cap this time and let the anger gushed out.

You know how they say the quiet ones are the most dangerously violent because their passion and provocation rise to the surface at once and in a rush. Yoruba has shown a mild outburst, and capacity to be dangerously violent. Ibo must take cue from that and guide its utterances and actions in Yorubaland going forward. Yoruba might consume you in its response, and still be justified under legal examination....incase you do approach ICC to seek justice.

ebubeson:
Nigeria should have powerful seaports in warri, akwa ibom, rivers, calabar etc, if these places have seas or ocean. It will help decongest Lagos and improve the spread of business and development in some other parts too...

Lagos State just built a FTZ complete with seaport and an upcoming airport.

What's wrong with your state governments building their own ports, and stop waiting on FG?

Hoist:


Lol. Can there be peace without justice?
I actually want citizens to tone on on the violence. It won't be good for anyone. Something tells me things will sort themselves out.

No need to throw meaningless phrases out. I can equally ask, can there be justice without peace, but it's meaningless.

If anyone feel cheated or dissatisfied with conduct of election, or have a result different from one reported by INEC, they should head to tribunal. This is the process. Why are people not following the process?

Prior to election there were about two rounds of peace accord if I recollect correctly, and where parties and candidates signed on vows to remain peaceful post-election and seek grievances through established tribunal process.

So there are party spokespersons and candidates now, and even ordinary supporters speaking on protests and calling for election to be canceled.

So why is Abdulsalami, the peace accord organiser not speaking up to restrain dissatisfied parties?

Horus:
European Union says Nigeria’s 2023 presidential election ‘distorted’, not credible

“INEC lacked efficient planning and transparency during critical stages of the electoral process, while on election day trust in INEC was seen to further reduce due to delayed polling processes

PRESS RELEASE • FEBRUARY 27, 2023

Nigerians went to the polls in highly anticipated presidential and National Assembly elections that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) kept on schedule despite a volatile and challenging environment. Fundamental freedoms of assembly and movement were largely respected, yet the full enjoyment of the latter was impeded by insufficient planning, insecurity and the prevailing Naira and fuel shortages. Abuse of incumbency by various political office holders distorted the playing field and there were widespread allegations of vote buying. Media provided an extensive coverage of the three leading campaigns, while disinformation interfered with voters’ right to make an informed choice on election day. The EU EOM is continuing its observation of the ongoing collation and tabulation of results throughout the country.

INEC’s operational capacity was hampered by the ongoing fuel and Naira shortage. Insecurity prevented it from accessing some Local Government Areas (LGAs), notably in the South. Attacks on INEC premises, including just days before polling, hindered preparations in affected areas, while instilling fear in voters. Overall, stakeholders had expressed confidence in INEC’s independence, professionalism, and voter information efforts, but this decreased ahead of elections. INEC lacked efficient planning and transparency during critical stages of the electoral process, while on election day trust in INEC was seen to further reduce due to delayed polling processes and information gaps related to much anticipated access to results on its Results Viewing Portal (IReV).

In the lead-up to elections, the widely welcomed Electoral Act 2022 introduced measures aimed at building stakeholder trust, however leaving some important gaps in terms of accountability and INEC’s power to enforce the law. Weak points include a lack of INEC empowerment to enforce sanctions for electoral offences and breaches of campaign finance rules. Positively, INEC benefited from more timely financing than for previous contests. Other new provisions also aimed to enhance transparency of results.

The introduction of the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) and the IReV for the 2023 elections was perceived as an important step to ensure the integrity and credibility of elections. However, delayed training of technical personnel, an inadequate mock testing exercise, and a lack of public information on the election technologies diminished expectations and left room for speculation and uncertainty.

During the early stages of collation, presidential result forms from polling units were not displayed on the IReV, while Senate and House of Representative results were slowly published. Presidential election result forms started to be uploaded after 10 pm on election day, raising concerns and reaching only 20 per cent by noon on 26 February. Later the same evening, INEC explained the delay with “technical hitches.”

Among 93.4 million registered voters, 9.5 million additional voters were registered ahead of the 2023 polls, of whom two-thirds were youth following mobilisation efforts during the registration period. Yet, the collection of permanent voter cards (PVC), a requirement to vote, was negatively affected by poor institutional planning. Two days before elections, INEC stated that 93.3 per cent of PVCs were collected. Without an independent audit of the voter register, quality and inclusiveness could not be assured.

Following contentious candidate registration processes there were18 contestants for the presidential office and over 4200 for 461 national assembly seats. They were selected in party primaries that reportedly lacked transparency and inclusiveness, marked by very chronically low levels of participation of women and youth. This compounded an overall stark lack of legal measures for inclusion and barriers to participation which do not align with international standards.

The conduct of contesting parties and candidates, as well as some gaps in the law, led to a spate of pre- election court cases, with some matters not finalised ahead of elections. During the pre-election period, EU EOM interlocutors criticised various court rulings for
being too technical, some leading to belated primary re-runs, others to substitutions of perceived legitimate candidates, thereby eroding public trust, exposing intra-party conflicts, and contributing to a volatile campaign environment.

The campaign was highly competitive, and contestants conducted rallies nationwide, but the Naira cash and fuel scarcity reduced activities and attendance. Political parties denounced unequal campaign conditions due to interference of opponent governors. Reports of vote and PVC buying were also frequent. Internal party conflicts weakened the presidential campaigns of PDP and APC with personal accusation obscuring issue-based messages shortly before the elections. There was a lack of prosecution of electoral offences and a significant increase in violent incidents closer to elections, including attacks on candidates, reportedly, aimed to disturb the elections and suppress voter participation, particularly in the South-East.

Media offered an extensive campaign coverage, despite economic hardships, institutional pressures, and electoral violence. Prime-time newscasts focused on the Naira swap, and APC and PDP animosities, granting both parties equitable exposure, although mostly negative in tone. Politicians used polarising rhetoric on air and conspiracy theories, originating online, were frequently discussed in the most popular talk shows. Analytical reporting on party policies was scant. Lead contestants could not be compared directly, as APC and PDP rebuffed presidential debates, undermining voters’ right to an informed choice.

Social media was actively used by political actors as a campaign tool. However, the platforms were misused to spread harmful content, including disinformation on key electoral processes; the measures the platforms took to protect electoral integrity were insufficient. Misleading information also came from political actors and contributed to a blurred information environment for voters.

Online and offline media joined forces with civil society and fact checkers to safeguard the integrity of the pre-election information environment. Real-time fact checking of gubernatorial and other contestants’ debates strived to hold candidates accountable, while various formats of voter information, raised voter awareness and helped to counter electoral insecurity, complementing INEC efforts.

Civil society organisations observed and scrutinised different aspects of the election, issued several pre- election reports, at times probing INEC’s operational preparedness, offering voters a non-partisan assessment of election preparations. Over 144,800 citizen observers monitored election day proceedings.

Source

Ogbeni, European Union will never issue such lengthy dissertation on Nigerian elections. If they disagree with the conduct they will simply issue one or two paragraphs and move on. If they like it they will congratulate the declared winner.

This yeye thing you wrote look like something Obasanjo will write in open letter.

Gtfoh!

Let me open on this thread by saying I did not vote in this election. I left the forum for a while so I could devote my precious time to matters specific to Yoruba. Tinubu is one person, and Yoruba is a nation. A nation much bigger than any one individual of us, but a mother to each and everyone of us.

To those who stood steadfastly beside Tinubu and endured through, I say well done to your great effort and accomplishment.

To President-elect Tinubu, I say Congratulations on your success. Contextually, Emi Lo Kan does not interprete as my turn, no. Emi Lo Kan stands for I have earned my eligibility.

I saw on news today, just the knowledge that Tinubu will win the contest is having positive spread in the international community. Traders in Stock Exchanges around the world reported big bounce on Nigerian bonds. They have renewed hope that Nigerian economy is about to get a big boost under Tinubu.

This is what everyone wants. Is it not?

God Bless the incoming President.
God Bless Yoruba.

NwaMamaIwota:
is that why you're supporting fulani herdsmen killing your Benue people just because of some petty politics

Put focus on Obi and stop rubbing more pain on the suffering of innocent people in Benue.

omenka:
These people are way out of their damn minds. It's terrible they simply can't accept the man has flaws just as do all humans. They must paint a picture of a God of him, just as they did Kanu whom they've now abandoned. The risk with this sort of attitude is that it makes dictators out of men.

If they say he is right, then it means the remaining 33.33% of NBA players are shared between Asians, Europeans, Native Americans, South Americans, etc.

How the hell is this possible?

The most enduring heritage of these Pandora fanatics is their unapologetic foolishness.

Obi has told many lies that I am now wondering if we ought not to reopen his past for examinations to see how far and deep the deceptions are.

Obi is too much.

omenka:
Fucking repugnant lying Okoro. Even on NBA websites, nowhere can you find any figure close to that. The highest Nigeria has ever had at any time playing for the NBA, whose total players per time doesn't exceed 450 typically, is 5!!

So how the hell is 5 out of 450 a significant number, let alone 66.66% which is what 100 out of 150 represents?

The problem with lying is that, in defending a lie,you've gotta lie some more, and in the end, you wind up with a mountain of lies which even a teaspoon could demolish in seconds.

You Okoros should be humble for once and admit your faults. No one expects Gringori to be perfect, after all, he's human. But this thing about defending every error of his to be the right thing is sickening. He makes mistakes just like the rest of us. Accept that fact and move on.

Your opening alone make me crack ribs.

Omenka, This is powerful, the whole post is loaded.

Tenses:
I watched PO live and I must say it was an honest mistake which is normal.

For a start, in NBA season 30 teams are represented with each it having 15 players each which makes 450 players and not 150 players. NB: 390 players are active in a given season.

What I think PO meant to say is that, out of 150 Africans that have played in the NBA 100 are Nigerians.

PO made an honest mistake

That is not an honest mistake, it is a deliberate deception.

MadamVanessa:



Before Peter Obi say anything, he must have done his research thoroughly. He's one smart/intelligent politician we have in this country. What Obi said , was nothing but the truth, forget what agbado eaters association usêlèss fact check they did. They think that every politicians is a dummy just like their dull old drug lord who knows nothing rather than munching agbado in his rotten gummy and brownish teeth.

Obi has recruited ipob statisticians, they churn out numbers from their @'$$.

There is never a time Nigerians has ever constituted or will ever constitute 75% of NBA players. NEVER!

NBA recruits from college athletes and scouting agents. Nigerians on athletic scholarship in US Universities are not up to 10% of campus population. Nigerians on street basketball highlights are zero.

So where did Obi get 75%? This lie is minted from autonomous village in Onitsha.

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Dude, what did I tell you about adding me to Tinubu's issue?

Take me off that list right now!

Fira09:
BREAKING: Suspected cult group murders Osun Prince



https://dailypost.ng/2022/07/23/suspected-cult-group-murders-osun-prince/

Police has not started investigation and they already concluded it's a cult group.

Very unprofessional

ascendo:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/11/ngos-give-reasons-for-poor-igr-in-anambra/

The link you posted as your source is another thing entirely..

You will suffer shame and disgrace.

I grew up in Anambra State till I was 24. The strike of 1999 and 2002 that affected schools in Anambra State affected me. Let's not forget where Anambra State was when Ngige picked it and when Obi picked it. Obiano has a privilege others never had... For 2 years plus, Nigige was fighting, Peter Obi fought too... Obiano didn't have anyone to fight cuz of the foundation Obi laid...

And other things...

Obi did not fight anybody, he had a smooth tenure. Instead of sitting in Awka to manage his state he was constantly in Abuja doing yes ma to Patience. Ngige was the only one that faced difficult political tenure, not Obi and not Obiano

. The committee discovered that the contract sum for the purchase and supply of the aforementioned vehicles were N4,850,000 per unit for the FORD Ranger 4x4 Pick Up Van and N3,700,000 per unit for the Kia Optima Cars

Is Innoson Motors not in Anambra state?
Do they not produce 4x4 trucks?
Do they not produce saloon cars?
Has Innoson not been begging government to buy its products?

Anambra people and Ibo in general would agree this was not a patriotic move by Obi.

Okobola146:
Tinubu is taking this whole Muslim - Muslim ticket thing to another level. He has to go to mosque now every Friday and dramatise. This theatrical fake piety is all for 2023 election.

Like I have posted before, the Yoruba Muslims in politics think they have to do all this to impress the average Northern Muslim. When Gbajabiamila was lobbying to become Speaker of the House, not even general election, just speaker, he rushed to Mecca, wore that ceremonial white robe and splashed it on social media to get support of Muslim governors and his colleagues. He storm mosque like Tinubu today to pray but immediately he became Speaker of the House that drama suddenly stopped.

TINUBU is on the same public parade. Atiku doesn't have to show no one he is a Muslim or go to any Yoruba mosque to pray. Being a Fulani man and from North, it is enough for Atiku. This Yoruba Muslim politicians attitude makes it look like Yorubas are lesser Muslims. Its demeaning.

...and they would tell you religion doesn't matter but competence. If Tinubu thinks he is competent, why all this display?

By George Onmonya Daniel

Tinubu is getting more exposure on camera. He has always gone on Friday to Central Mosque without the exposure. His candidacy has changed that. If he goes to restaurant to eat now it will be splashed in news...does it mean he never ate before? No.

chriss100:
David Hundeyin’s forefathers moved down to Badagry which was part of the Oyo Empire a couple of hundred years ago during the Dahomey wars.

I don’t want to go into much details about the history, so I’ll simply summarize briefly. Back in the days the continent of Africa was made up of different empires and not states as we have them to be today. Yoruba people made up the Oyo Empire, same way Egun people were part of the Dahomey Empire (Benin Republic)

They were so many wars and conflicts going on simultaneously between different empires across the continent. Dahomey Empire which is now known as Benin Republic was blighted with wars, slave trade etcetera. To sum it all up David Hundeyin’s ancestors moved to Badagry which was part of the Oyo empire back then from Dahomey Empire probably to escape war and strife like many did back then.

The settled in Badagry and made it home. They remained here till the British/French and other colonial masters came along to colonize Africa and eventually created the various African countries we all have to till this day.

David’s father is Egun and I also heard his mother is from Akwa Ibom. His forefathers might have moved her hundreds of years ago, that doesn’t change the fact that he’s not a Yoruba. He’s Nigerian but not Yoruba. He’s not even half Yoruba. So he has no ancestral ties to the Yoruba ethnic group. He’s Egun. They have their unique language and culture.

So basically I don’t follow him on twitter but I check his handle once in a while. I have nothing against him. He’s a Nigeria and he has the right to investigate Tinubu et al. I see he has a lot of fans who are mostly anti Tinubu. We can all agree what part of the region those people are from. He’s feeding them exactly what they need. They love him… he’s their God… for now (ask Reno, Deji and FFK). We know how fickle the people from that region can be. They fit change am for you immediately you start to say things they don’t want to hear. For now though, he’s singing sweet melodies into their ears, so they are friends for now

The problem I have are with the Yoruba’s that blindly follow David to denigrate Tinubu thinking he has a lot more credibility to criticize Tinubu because he’s Yoruba too. This folks haven’t realized that David is not Yoruba and he therefore doesn’t have the interest of the Yoruba people at heart. I only recently found out David wasn’t a Yoruba boy last week. I always thought he’s was a indigenous Yoruba boy from Badagry side of Lagos. You know ethnic Lagos indigenes can have some weird names like that, so I felt he was simply one of those with a weird name.

David is not a Yoruba boy. He’s half Egun and Akwa Ibom. My advice for the woke/soro soke/liberal Yoruba’s out there following David to bring Tinubu down show know that he isn’t one of us. His ancestors have only been here a couple of hundred years ago. He’s Nigerian but not Yoruba.

Nigeria is a land mass made up of many nations. Yoruba is one of the nations unfortunately stuck in Nigeria. I pray for oduduwa one day, but while we wait for oduduwa, we as Yoruba’s need to continue to fight to preserve our interest while in Nigeria.

Every tribe in Nigeria all fight to preserve their interest one way or the other. We see how the Fulani has a strangle hold on the military and politics. They have done that over the decades to make sure Nigeria remains one so they could continue to be benefit from the natural resources found in the south south (crude oil and gas) and also the revenue from the Ports (sea/land/air), Taxes (VAT, corporate/income, bank transaction and so much more) and other means of revenue in the south west.

My advice for the Yoruba out there cooperating with the enemies to bring down Tinubu should remember how those from that region continuously mocked and laughed at you guys when we Yorubas complained to Jonathan that we were being marginalized. The thread is here on nairaland. If you check you will surely find it. Just know that these are the same people trying to bring down Tinubu and to a larger extent the Yoruba tribe. They have made you believe Tinubu is the enemy of Yorubas. They have cajoled, tricked and deceived you to join them to help bring him down. Yes, Tinubu is corrupt but no Nigerian politician is clean. They are all corrupt. The average Nigeria is corrupt. 99.9% of us will do the same thing this politician do if we had to chance to gain political positions in Nigeria.

Please go and study history pre and post independence and you will understand the envy, greed, treachery, covetousness and hate these people have for the Yoruba tribe. Their fathers passed it on them and they will surely pass it on the their children. They cycle will surely never end. They take it personal. It’s carved into their soul and subconsciousness. They have been filled with hate for Yoruba since they were born.

Just know when it’s all said and done, If Tinubu goes down and by extension the Yoruba, kindly be ready for the marginalization you all cried about a under Jonathan. I want you to be prepared because these same people from that region you worked with to bring him down will all laugh at your stupidity and naivety.

Let’s protect our ethnic group like other tribes are currently doing. Let’s not join hands with the enemy to bring our own down. We are all tribalists in Nigeria. We consider our ethnic groups before we consider ourselves Nigerians. It’s a fact and you all know it’s a fact. We aren’t one and will never be one.

I went on David Hundeyin’s twitter timeline and went as far back as I could. Here I have 2020 screenshots of him talking about his ethnic group. I never said he claimed to be Yoruba but I just want you to see that he’s a Nigerian but not Yoruba. He has no right to speak for the Yoruba because he’s not a Yoruba boy.


I’ll also add the link to his timeline so you can read the thread. This is my first topic so I have no idea on how to put a link. I’ll simply copy and paste it here. Copy the link and paste on your browser to view the twitter thread. Thanks


https://twitter.com/davidhundeyin/status/1214961164758798338

There is a descriptive mean test for Yoruboid phonemes.

When an Egun person speak can Yoruba understand?

If yes, then Egun is a subculture in Yoruba.
If no, then Egun is not in any way Yoruba.

. The Action Congress was established by Atiku, Tinubu and other political heavy weights.

Isokuso!

Atiku never formed any party in his life.

He started as an acolyte to Shehu YarAdua in SDP. Between then and now he has defected and counter-defected between parties.

Atiku is exposed politically but he has yet to master the intrigues of politiking.

The Grand Master of politikal remains Asiwaju. Not only has Tinubu formed parties, he has also engineered mergers.

Pastor Igbokwe ke?

I thought Ob people said he is wasiu, a bus conductor at orile.

More than half the pastors on that line are Igbo. Tinubu money don enter their spirit.

.

IntelChief:
in the North 90% of our people are not tuned to social media.

Shouldn't this man be ashamed to say this?

I usually don't believe in conspiracy theory, but I am gradually believing the theory that northern political elites intentionally keep majority of northerners poor and uneducated just for their political gains.
The only reason why Tinubu and Shetimma and APC will pull this nonsense Muslim-Muslim ticket trick in the very first place is because they are confident on the ignorant and poverty of many northerners and how that will yield alot of political gains for them.

I weep for north

Are you just waking up to this knowledge, you need Atiku to tell you social media is not a party structure?

Not too late to support PDP or APC, pick one. They are different sides of same coin.

swaggerjack:


It was a drug seizure clear as daylight.

Respond with a tenable argument. Not speculation.

swaggerjack:
Did Tinubu snitch on members of his drug cartel Adegboyega Mueez Akande and Abiodun Agbele in return for a plea bargain agreement to avoid jail and only forfeit $460k in drug trafficking proceeds like Sammy "The Bull" Gravano who was the highest ranking mafia member to break the oath of "Omerta" and testify against his boss John Gotti and member of his mafia cartel.

On drug prosecutions court does not seize a part of your fortune, they take everything you own.

Why did they seize only a fraction of what he owned?

Moreover, War on Drug program under DoJ had plenty drug-fighting resources, layer upon layer of specialists. Why aren't they the ones in court, why is it a investigator from IRS that is in court?

It is simply because this is not a drug money seizure. If it was the whole bank account will be emptied out.

Get sense.

swaggerjack:

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Moh247
Metaphysical

I dont like when Im called in to participate in irrational, dead-end talk.

We flogged this topic in 2015 and Insha Allah it will be flogged again in 2022. I want people with talking points to move this issue past just a repetitive screen shot.

seunmsg:
Thought some deluded clowns are gathering signature for the US government to arrest and prosecute Tinubu. How come top US government officials are still visiting him?

Beyond the lies, propaganda and hatred directed at this man, he’s still the best among the pack. He has the required private sector experience, can easily identify needed talent to help his government, has a track record of solid public sector achievements, can take the needed tough decisions to end insecurity, well connected in the diplomatic and business community and most importantly, he’s a detribalized Nigerian.

Beyond sentiments, he’s our best choice for 2023.

I wonder if Hundeyin have the signed petition ready to hand over to LaRose. It will quicken delivery to authorities in America.

Obid10ts will have nightmare over this visit tonight.