₦airaland Forum

TyroneP:
This is where you got it wrong.

You wrote:
Basically, their criticisms are based on Canon Law. Canon Law is the code that guides the behaviour of priests and other ministers in the Catholic Church all over the world. Canon Law states that:

My correction is the fact that Canon Law is not just for Priests and other ministers only but all Catholics. Another example is the Sharia Law which guides all Muslims in some parts of Northern Nigeria and other Islamic States/Nations. We have priests who have PhD. in Canon Law.

NaijaNaWaa:
[b]”Mr Clayson Monyela, Deputy Director-General, Public Diplomacy, and Acting Chief of State Protocol, at the South African Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO).“

Let this sink in: Nigerian “ambassador” to South Africa submitted his letter of credence not to the President, not to the Foreign Affairs Minister, not to the DIRECTOR DIRCO, but to the DEPUTY DIRECTOR AND ACTING CHIEF OF PROTOCOL of DIRCO.

No wonder Fani-Kayode was ranting before the Nigerian community. They deflated his big ego.

seunmsg:
I was also a bit worried until i read further and realized that the new French and Lesotho Ambassador to South Africa submitted their letters of credence that same day to the same person.

nedu666:
What did he do to Gaddafi?

omenka:
You're beginning to belittle yourself responding to these trolls. You never did couple of years ago.

RandDigital:
Is that the ill-advice he got from agberos at the airport in Lagos? The German reject go cry o.

omenka:
Never liked this man, never would. Think Jagaban hired him just to shut him up, just like Mathew Kukah. They both have very potent nuisance value online.

RandDigital:
Is Nigeria the US? Imagine if SA can demarche Trump's ambassador twice, who's Nigeria?

RandDigital:
It will end in tears. Archive this post 🇿🇦🏆

2027: Soludo inaugurates Tinubu campaign council in Anambra

Anambra State Governor, Chukwuma Soludo, has inaugurated the Bola Tinubu Presidential Campaign Council in the state, comprising members of the All Progressives Grand Alliance and the All Progressives Congress, urging the two parties to close ranks to secure the President’s re-election in 2027.

Soludo charged members of the council to intensify grassroots mobilisation from the ward level, describing alignment with the Federal Government as being in the best interest of the South-East because of its potential to guarantee political relevance and development.

The inauguration ceremony, held at the International Convention Centre, Awka, on Sunday, brought together candidates and key stakeholders of the two parties, serving and former members of the National Assembly and the state House of Assembly, local government chairmen and political stakeholders from the 21 local government areas of the state.

Addressing the gathering, Soludo urged people of the South-East to join the progressive movement, stressing that collaboration with the Federal Government was critical to ensuring that the region remained relevant in the country’s present and future geopolitics.

He said, “We must work together for the re-election of the President. This is a journey that is for everybody in the region with one objective, which is to get Mr President re-elected. It is an inclusive journey, and everybody is welcome. It is ‘progressives working together.’

“The President is the head of this progressivism; anybody in this journey is for us, and anyone not in the journey is against us. The campaign should be based at the polling and ward units. The work should be at the polling units.

“The reason the opposition is emotional is because they don’t have superior argument, and because of this, they resort to abusive tendencies each time you bring a superior argument to counter them. We realise and believe in this principle that ‘progressives’ must unite. When we say ‘progressives are working together’, the President also believes the same. And that is why Anambra is keying into this movement.

“Mr President is a true democrat, and a progressive who believes that progressives must work together. And now, we have not done the unusual. This is the time now to walk the talk. When we say ‘progressives are working together’, we will now walk the talk.”

The governor called on people of the South-East to unite behind Tinubu, urging Anambra residents to give him massive votes across the state’s 21 local government areas.

Soludo also attributed infrastructural development in the state, increased federal allocations, economic stability and project execution to Tinubu’s economic reforms.

He said, “We are here working for the re-election of a President who has done so well for the South-East because we believe in him. We believe in his reformation agenda, and we believe that he is what Nigeria needs at this point. Our economy is stable due to his economic reforms. People are now coming to invest in Nigeria, as against when people were removing their money from Nigeria before he assumed office.

“We must not waste our votes again in 2027. In 2023, the region didn’t vote for him, but he still emerged as President and despite that, he is doing a lot for the region. Therefore, we must massively cast our votes for Mr President in 2027. Aligning the region with the Federal Government is in the best interest of the South-East, as it will guarantee political relevance and development.

“The South-East must build a strategic partnership with the centre. Therefore, we charge all of you to key into the movement for change. Collaboration with the centre is critical to ensuring that the South-East remains relevant in the country’s present and future geopolitics.

“All the projects we are talking about, like the railways, gas pipeline and critical infrastructure, the state government’s money cannot do it; therefore, we need partnership with the Federal Government.”

The governor formally inaugurated the campaign council after members sang the President’s slogan, “On the mandate we shall stand”.

He said the full structure, comprising members of the APC and APGA, would be unveiled soon.

WATCH: Gov. Soludo, State Coordinator of the Tinubu Presidential Campaign Council (PCC), arrives at ICC Awka for the joint APGA, APC, PDP, and Accord stakeholders’ meeting backing President Tinubu’s re-election.#ProgressivesWorkingTogether#AnambraIsRising pic.twitter.com/DALJUdWxtr

— Anambra State New Media (@AnambraNewMedia) November 1, 2026

Soludo Unites APGA, APC, PDP, Accord in Anambra, Inaugurates Tinubu Campaign Council, Urges Members to Return to Polling Units

Soludo Unites APGA, APC, PDP, Accord in Anambra, Inaugurates Tinubu Campaign Council, Urges Members to Return to Polling Units#ProgressivesWorkingTogether#AnambraIsRising pic.twitter.com/fomKe30d0N

— Anambra State New Media (@AnambraNewMedia) November 1, 2026

RandDigital:
It will end in tears. Archive this post 🇿🇦🏆

RandDigital:
He better behave otherwise he'll be sent to the naughty corner alongside Trump's guy. Looks like he's starting off on a confrontational note with that address to the Nigerian community in SA. Coming in Rambo style.

He'll soon learn we don't play that in SA 🇿🇦🏆

Shimbo96:
Who is their coach? Bankole Olowookere or Akeem Busari because this post is confusing.

Ambassador designate Antoine Michon just submitted the copies of his Letters of Credence to Chief of State protocol @ClaysonMonyela.

He is now considered to have taken up his position as Head of Mission. Next step: the official handover to President Ramaphosa.

Welcome Ambassador @AntoineMichon1 ! 🇫🇷🇿🇦

We were received warmly and with so much love and excitement at the airport in Johannesburg by officers of the Nigerian High Commission, the Nigerian Consulate and members of the Nigerian community.

It was quite a carnival and it continued later in the evening at the hotel when even more delegations and key members and stakeholders of the Nigerian community literally stormed the place to welcome us and offer their support and prayers.

I am deeply humbled and I thank the Lord for each and every one of them. Glory be to the name of the Lord and God bless our nation Nigeria! ❤️🙏

Left Abuja and arrived safely in Johannesburg yesterday. Thanks be to God! ❤️🙏 pic.twitter.com/MKr3VKdx1U

— Femi Fani-Kayode (@realFFK) October 26, 2026

"Never will anybody from any part of the world in any way affect or undermine our dignity as a people. We will not accept that, our President will not accept that, our Government will not accept that and your Mission will not accept that"- @Realffk

At a meeting with leaders of… pic.twitter.com/VEfqkblf7c

— Femi Fani-Kayode (@realFFK) October 30, 2026

FANI-KAYODE PRESENTS LETTERS OF CREDENCE TO SOUTH AFRICA’S DIRCO, AS HE OFFICIALLY ASSUMES DIPLOMATIC DUTIES.

"His Excellency, Ambassador Femi Fani-Kayode, High Commissioner of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to the Republic of South Africa, on Friday, October 30, 2026, formally presented copies of his Letters of Credence to Mr Clayson Monyela, Deputy Director-General, Public Diplomacy, and Acting Chief of State Protocol, at the South African Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO).

The presentation marks an important diplomatic milestone, signifying the formal commencement of Ambassador Fani-Kayode’s diplomatic functions and his assumption of duties as Nigeria’s High Commissioner to South Africa with effect from October 30, 2026.

Following the presentation, Ambassador Fani-Kayode also met with Ambassador Seboga, Deputy Director-General of DIRCO, in his office, as part of his initial diplomatic engagements with senior South African government officials.

The presentation of copies of his Letters of Credence precedes the ceremonial presentation of his Letters of Credence to His Excellency, President Cyril Ramaphosa of the Republic of South Africa, which will take place in a few days time".

To God be the glory! 🙏❤️