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As small as this JAMB controversy involving 19 year old Mmesoma Ejikeme looks, it could have triggered in Nigeria the type of ethnic and religious violence now raging in France if the genuine highest scorer was not also an Igbo from Anambra.

The way and manner prominent people like Oby Ezekwesili and others made it about ethnicity when it was really about criminality could have set our beloved country on fire.

The more I think about it, the more I wonder whether that was the real plan all along. Because this unnecessary storm in a teacup happened a day after a prominent celebrity asked Nigerian youths to rise and bring down the system, just as 9% of France is currently doing.

And before that, there had been several gaslights to trigger ethnic violence, from the false allegation regarding demolitions targeted at Igbos in Lagos to the claim that the new Chief of Naval Staff is a non-Igbo speaking Enugu to Oby Ezekwesili falsely accusing Lagosians of "ethnic baiting" against Igbos.

Is someone trying to trigger something because they are not happy about the outcome of the #NigerianElections2023?

Imagine if the real highest scorer was from the North or Southwest. It could have triggered ethnic unrest that would have made #EndSARS look like child's play. I call on the DSS to thoroughly investigate those behind the forged results and bring them to book as a warning to others who would want to gaslight Nigerians using ethnicity and religion.

#TableShaker

Goke7:
Tomorrow when soludo comes out with ambition to be president, they will remind us about how handsome he is, how he became a professor in his 30s and how he’s Nigeria’s best ever. But for now according to them he’s Anambra worst governor. Same pattern, so predictable lol

piggyyeasterner:
those unfortunate beings from that side are not normal

mrvitalis:
Same people saying igbos should run for presidency 2023 are same people shouting PDP won't give igbos the ticket

If igbos want pdp ticket there is nothing under the sun that can stop that

Everyone deeps down knows that among all the options we have obi is the best option

But hatred for where he comes from wont make them vote him

Personally I won't want an igbo man to suffer after buhari ...the economy would be so messed up ..the president that would come next would face so much hate

chichar1:
mtcheeewww !!!!

kettykin:
Do people understand that i bought a very high-grade watch and changed the hand straps from time to time because of sweat .
To the outsider, I have changed watches but an insider know it is the same watch with different straps

chichar1:
Op every day and night peter obi this, peter obi that, you go die because of PETER OBI .

mrvitalis:
Continue to they use am against am na... Who due suffer pass? Na igbos? Lmaooo

Nigerians need to suffer more in fact tinubu should do 8 years by then dollar would be 3500 minimum and fuel 4000 a litre

Minimum wage go be 75k

QuotaSystem:
Reminds me of that Owobokiri character that did a 180 degree about turn and swallowed his vomit by campaigning heavily for the Pandora fraud, despite knowing him to be a capital failure as Governor and condemning him on this same forum.

It was an ethnic project, and they didn’t mind imposing an established mediocre failure in governance on Nigeria at this critical time.

Thank God Nigeria Won.

QuotaSystem:
Reminds me of that Owobokiri character that did a 180 degree about turn and swallowed his vomit by campaigning heavily for the Pandora fraud, despite knowing him to be a capital failure as Governor and condemning him on this same forum.

It was an ethnic project, and they didn’t mind imposing an established mediocre failure in governance on Nigeria at this critical time.

Thank God Nigeria Won.

mrvitalis:
I have only one watch for the past 17 years

Now u judge

Men like this should never be allowed to hold power

Masterkernel1:
We're dealing with our enemies, have you seen unknown Gunmen killing people in the East? It's Government formations that they're dealing with.

ThinkSmarter:
I am not an IPOB member, but if FG finally arrest Kanu, police and military personels serving in the east will forever live in fear n panic as the attack against them will heighten.

mrvitalis:
People are free with unknown gunmen they seem to trust them more than police n army

They video a watched today the stood with them clapping n praying for them

Obviously igbos support them Nigeria needs to restructure to end this blood shades

A government house would be taken over by this boys soon the way they are going

mooremoney:
It can never happen in this country, that Tinubu will become president. God forbid

AskNgige2:
Ask Ngige sup
E go shock you lol

Nigeria and India have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU), to block illicit drug flow between both countries.
The MoU was undertaken by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) and the Narcotics Control Bureau of India.

Signing the MoU on Wednesday, Buba Marwa, NDLEA chairman, said the move represents a commitment by the two countries to ensuring the safety of citizens and the global community at large.

Marwa said the partnership would greatly impact efforts to prevent “illicit trafficking in narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances, precursor chemicals, and related matters” between Nigeria and India.
“Today’s development constitutes a fundamental step towards positioning the two countries, India and Nigeria, at the forefront of confronting and dismantling transnational drug trafficking networks with brazen capabilities of outmanoeuvring legitimate drug law enforcement,” he said.

“With our understanding of the changing dynamics of the illicit drug problems, locally and globally, every major organisation around the world working assiduously to curb the menace knows that working with partners greatly helps in addressing the trafficking and abuse of narcotic and psychotropic substances.

“The governments of both countries remain committed to eradicating the problem posed by illicit substances, notably synthetic opioids and Amphetamine Type Stimulants (ATS) which pose a potent threat to our citizens.”
Signing on behalf of his country, Shri G. Balasubramanian, Indian high commissioner to Nigeria and head of the Indian delegation, said proceeds of drug trafficking are often directed towards terrorism financing.

He said drug trafficking does not only affect the health of the individual that consumes it but also the economy of the country and national security.

He advised that both countries should take advantage of their similar demographic advantage to address substance use problems, adding that all hands must be on deck to ensure that merchants of death do not succeed in their evil trade.