Kaduna Two Million March for Peter Obi Kaduna Two Million March for Peter Obi Kaduna Two Million March for Peter Obi Kaduna Two Million March for Peter Obi Kaduna Two Million March for Peter Obi Kaduna Two Million March for Peter Obi
In Kaduna? Not Kaduna Twitter? - I hope you get Two Hundred persons on the streets, including those ‘imports’ that can’t open their shops on Mondays, and came on overnight bus last night!! I jus’ dey laff, wallahi tallahi!! - @KadunaResident
omenka: But why is it such a big deal when the people of the East have been saying just the same using different words?
They've threatened to deal with anyone who dares to campaign for anyone else besides their son Obi. In this case on the other hand, the tweet was rather an emotional appeal, though sectarian, whereas Easterners threaten you flat out.
The only people who seem no be practicing real democracy on this country are the Middle Belt, South West, and South South.
It seems like that is what he is using as his defence, because he is now retweeting tweets like this.
When I was appointed Media Director at Atiku Support Organization, Hama Hayatu didn't like it because he was friends with erstwhile director, Demola. In a 4-way call between him, @Drelmoatiku @von_Bismack and me, Hama said these words to me:
[quote]"You have no respect for Islam you held an event immediately AFTER sallah".
To him, it was too soon after Salah. That day I realized that the man could easily had me to a mob in real life. The bigotry was palpable.
The event he was talking about was sanctioned by the Atiku he supports, attended by Atiku's daughter, @I_Am_marwa and a large number of Muslim faithfuls. It was AFTER sallah but Hama was ready to burn me on a stake as one who has no respect for Islam. I asked him, "Are you more Muslim than Atiku, his daughter and the tens of others who attended?"
I learned that day how easy it is to set people up with lies and unprovoked wickedness. This is a guy who wants to be in Atiku's inner circle and government at a when Nigeria is most divided and insecure. You people wonder what fuels extremism, it's not always fueled by anything other than Man's inhumanity. To use religion as a tool. To use illiteracy amongst their folk as a tool. This same Hayatu, I promoted him on my blog even before knowing him. One of the many lessons I have learned over time. I have blocked him today and that's it. Atiku can win but you all must study the people around candidates, not just the Muslims, everyone. I love and respect the man but I always told him the hard truths even when he didn't agree with me. Nigeria is too fickle right now to be placed in the hands of religiously/politically intolerant aides.
I always speak from a place of personal experience and empathy because one has been through too much to want others to experience the same things. Sometimes it's not about the leader alone, it's the people around them. I respect @MoghaluKingsley for being the man he is.
Hamma-Ahmed Hayatu is one of the PDP and Atiku Abubakar's most vocal supporters on social media. He is currently trending on Twitter because of this tweet. The tweet has been translated from Hausa by Google.
Hamma @HAHayatu
The people of the north are worried, we don't have anything in the north except government because God has blessed us.
We should not dare to let it escape us, because our predecessors like Sardauna gave this warning
Go back to the first page to see the nominees in other categories (I have added them). They are still announcing the nominees for the men's Ballon d'Or.
H.E. @PeterObi paid me a visit yesterday morning at my residence in Abuja. I was very glad to receive him. We discussed the state of the nation and his aspiration to lead our country from 2023.
I have always enjoyed a warm fraternal relationship with “Okwute”. We collaborated closely when he was Governor of @AnambraStateGov and I, also an Anambra indigene, was Deputy Governor of @cenbank.
I recall his keen interest in education and our close coordination when, as CBN DepGov, I influenced a corporate social responsibility investment of N1 billion by the Bank in building infrastructure for Anambra State University in Igbariam (Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University). I also recall H.E. PO’s ’s invitation to me to deliver the 6th Edition of the Anambra State Distinguished Public Service Lecture in 2011 on the subject of Nigeria’s banking reforms , his conferment on me of the Anambra State Government’s Special Award for Excellence, and our collaboration as colleagues in Nigeria’s Economic Management Team (EMT) under then President @GEJonathan.
As someone who has been a leading voice for our youth and a Third Force approach to Nigeria’s democracy, I believe PO’s candidacy is a welcome development.
I was attracted to this story by a debate among some of my American friends. Some of them were celebrating his death, while others said that it was wrong to celebrate his death (even though they also didn't like him, they said that you shouldn't speak ill of the dead or celebrate someone's death).
Why were some celebrating his death? Because he had a habit of insulting black women. In fact, it seemed as if he hated black women. They were sharing his old posts in which he criticised, condemned and insulted black women.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8vfeGuaCUU Only Fans star Courtney Clenney assaults her boyfriend Christian Obumsel In a video newly released by the Florida State Attorney's Office, Only Fans star Courtney Clenney assualts Christian Obumseli in an elevator a few months before his death
Miami OnlyFans model captured on video beating boyfriend she later killed
Miami-Dade State Attorney called Christian Obumseli a 'victim of domestic violence'
By Rebecca Rosenberg | Fox News
OnlyFans model Courtney Clenney was captured on surveillance video assaulting Christian Obumseli in the elevator of their luxury Miami apartment building just two months before she allegedly killed him with a kitchen knife, authorities said Thursday.
Miami-Dade State Attorney Kathie Fernandez Rundle played the video at a press conference when she announced a second-degree murder charge against 26-year-old Clenney.
"The defendant was aggressively attacking Christian," Rundle said of the Feb. 21 footage that shows Clenney in a white bra and pajama pants smashing elevator buttons before turning her rage on Obumseli.
Rundle, describing the couple's two-year romance as "extremely tempestuous and combative," shared a detailed timeline leading up to the fatal attack on April 3 when Clenney allegedly plunged a kitchen knife 3 ½ inches into Obumseli's chest, puncturing his subclavian artery.
Rundle, flanked by Obumseli's brother and cousin, said that the pair's violent and toxic relationship "did not have to end in tragedy with Christian's murder as a victim of domestic violence."
Clenney, who goes by Courtney Tailor on social media, was arrested Wednesday in Hawaii and is awaiting extradition to Florida.
The murder rap against the influencer comes after the victim’s family expressed outrage she had not been charged. Clenney allegedly told police that she had acted in self-defense, and Obumseli was the aggressor – but Rundle said the evidence didn't support her claim.
Clenney said that she had thrown the knife from 10 feet away, but the medical examiner determined that tossing the weapon from that distance could not have caused the fatal stab wound, according to authorities.
Investigators said the stabbing occurred when Clenney was on the phone with her mother, Deborah Clenney, between 4:43 p.m. and 4:56 p.m.
During the same time period, neighbors began calling building staff to report a disturbance, the arrest affidavit says.
Clenney called 911 and Obumseli can be heard in the background saying that he is dying and losing feeling in his arm, Rundle said.
"Defendant Clenney is also heard saying, ‘I’m sorry, baby,'" according to an arrest affidavit.
When police arrived, they found Clenney cradling Obumseli in a puddle of coagulated blood.
At 5:25 p.m., her mother sent her a text mentioning "self-defense" and telling her "not to say anything to investigators without an attorney," according to police.
It's unclear what sparked the argument, but the day had begun peacefully with the couple playing with their dogs, authorities said.
Obumseli left the apartment for about three hours, returning at 4:33 p.m. with Subway sandwiches. At about the same time, Clenney had just wrapped up an Instagram live broadcast to her 2 million followers, bragging about her "great abs" and summer plans to build "my butt back up." It appears to be her last social media post.
The pair moved into the high-rise apartment in January, but fought so frequently that building staff had documented numerous domestic incidents and management was planning to evict them, the affidavit states.
Clenney had a pattern of attacking her beau. In January 2021, she was arrested in Las Vegas for domestic battery in their hotel after allegedly throwing a glass toward his head, according a police report obtained by Fox News Digital.
The pair had broken up in March but reconciled April 1, just two days before the fatal confrontation.
Hawaii County police assisted the U.S. Marshals Service with the arrest on the Big Island, where the influencer was in a rehabilitation facility for substance abuse and post-traumatic stress disorder, according to her attorney, Frank Prieto.
"I’m completely shocked, especially since we were cooperating with the investigation and offered to voluntarily surrender her if she were charged," Prieto told Fox News Digital.
"We look forward to clearing her name in court."
Officials said Clenney was expected to appear in Hilo district court at some point on Thursday in connection with the extradition.
Prieto has said that Clenney was forced to stab Obumseli after he grabbed her by the throat. The lawyer said Obumseli had been stalking her for weeks.
He blasted the prosecutors for releasing the elevator footage. "It's a shame that the State Attorney's Office is seeking to win this case in the court of public opinion by showing an irrelevant and likely inadmissible video of Courtney in an elevator getting physical with Obumseli," Prieto said in a statement.
"Obumseli was the abuser, the worst kind of abuser. He would manipulate and abuse Courtney in private when he thought no one was around," the statement continued.
A lawyer for the victim's family, Larry Handfield, pressured the state attorney’s office to reopen the case after police concluded she had acted in self-defense. He stood with the victim's family at Thursday's press conference.
Video of Clenney handcuffed in a black bra and soaked in blood on the balcony of her Miami apartment after she allegedly stabbed Obumseli in the chest went viral. She was spotted at a hotel bar days after the slaying getting drinks.
The slain man’s heartbroken brother, Jeff Obumseli, wrote on Instagram shortly after the alleged murder that Clenney was "being treated differently because of her privilege as a wealthy white woman."
He slammed the detective on the case for concluding within 24 hours of Obumseli’s killing that a crime had not occurred.
"We have every reason to believe his death was the result of unwarranted and unprovoked violence," he wrote a week after his brother's death.
Clenney was also not taken into custody despite an arrest warrant out of Austin, Texas, for failing to show up on a DUI case, records show.
A spokesperson for the Miami-Dade Police Department declined to comment on the case.