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Like someone pointed out, the implementation of this directive is the ultimate test |
IPOB are there no more criminals and armed robbery attacks? |
We are in a drug barons regime
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helinues:Since you are deviating, let me help you stay deviated. Technically, Tinubu has ruled Lagos State for more than two decades by proxy. |
helinues:You are much more confused than I thought. When you made the comment below, weren’t you referring to Atiku’s age? I agreed by pointing out that we already have a “Biya” in Tinubu, because Tinubu is within Paul Biya’s age bracket, forget the age forgeries if we’re being truthful with ourselves. But now you are talking about whether Tinubu has ruled for a decade. Isn’t that a sign that you are not in control of your own thought process? Confusion at its best. helinues: |
Nigeria’s Minister of Defence, Mohammed Badaru Abubakar, says the Armed Forces are closing in on overcoming banditry across the country, despite the recent resurgence of school abductions.https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/11/were-inches-away-from-crushing-banditry-defence-minister-badaru/#google_
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helinues:We already currently have a Biya in Tinubu |
MaziObinnaokija:Okija shrine, is today sure for you? |
MaziObinnaokija:Is today sure for you? |
Tinubu regime is the most confused in the history of this country |
MaziObinnaokija:You're far more confused. |
yarimo:The hate you consistently display here has turned you into a sadist. |
yarimo:The hate you consistently display here has turned you into a sadist. |
MaziObinnaokija:You keep avoiding the question The Tinubu government will come to an end, o. And I hope you all know that you have lost any moral standing to criticize any other government going forward. |
MaziObinnaokija:Is that the reason Tinubu appointed a Treasury looter like him as ambassador |
Kelle443:Op, you came late with this News, today is 26th and the so called renewed hope partners office have since been unsealed. |
A looter. Tinubu can only appoint his kind. Treasury looters. |
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has criticised the Federal Government over the handling of recent kidnappings across the country, warning that negotiating with bandits is a dangerous path that undermines national security. In a statement released on Wednesday and signed by the party’s National Publicity Secretary, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, the ADC said that while it rejoices with families whose loved ones were freed including worshippers abducted from Christ Apostolic Church, Oke-Isegun in Kwara State, and students kidnapped in Kebbi, the government must answer hard questions. According to the ADC, these abductions should never have happened if the government was alive to its constitutional responsibilities. The party accused the administration of being distracted by politics and reacting only when embarrassed internationally. “While we are delighted that these citizens can finally reunite with their families, we must reiterate our long-standing position that these abductions should never have occurred in the first place if the government were alive to its constitutional responsibilities. “What the country is witnessing today is the consequence of an administration distracted by politics and behaving less like a democratic government and more like an occupying force. It is telling that it took a chastening comment from President Trump to provoke even the slightest response from our government. “Yet, even as we welcome the safe return of the victims, we remain deeply concerned about the opaque and troubling manner in which their release was secured,” the statement reads. The ADC said the circumstances surrounding the victims’ release remain unclear, adding that the conflicting statements from top officials show the Federal Government is not being honest with Nigerians. The party expressed deep concern over comments from security leaders suggesting that kidnappers were not arrested because they voluntarily came out for peace talks. “It is alarming that a presidential spokesman reportedly claimed the victims were freed because security operatives asked them nicely. The party questioned whether the government is paying ransom or entering agreements with violent groups that have killed innocent Nigerians. “This raises serious questions: Is the Nigerian government paying ransom to insurgents? What exactly was exchanged for the so-called surrender of weapons by the kidnappers? And if these bandits truly surrendered weapons, what prevents them from simply acquiring new ones and continuing their criminal enterprise, if they are not going to be arrested and brought to face justice? What happened to the people they shot and killed in cold blood? Where is justice for the families of those victims if their murderers are allowed to go scot-free because government needs a quick-win to celebrate? The ADC added that if the government has chosen negotiation as its main response to insurgency and rising kidnappings, then the country is headed in a dangerous direction. It described the approach as a shortcut that avoids confronting the crisis properly. By indulging armed groups instead of dismantling them, the party said, the government is helping widen the banditry economy. On the recent closure of Unity Schools following multiple abductions, the party warned that shutting down learning centres plays directly into the ideology of extremists. “By closing schools, the government is reinforcing the very ideology Boko Haram was built upon,” the statement said. The ADC added that the government appears unable to determine the exact number of children kidnapped in different states in the past week, calling this a damning indictment of its competence. The party faulted the alleged abandonment of the Safe Schools Initiative and urged the government to deploy the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) to all Federal Unity Schools to allow immediate reopening. “The more we capitulate, the more ground we lose as a nation. Every day that schools remain closed, terrorists grow bolder, communities grow more fearful, and Nigeria drifts further from the promise of security and stability. A country that cannot protect its children cannot protect its future.” ” Reopen the schools. Secure the schools. Bring our children home,” it said https://dailypost.ng/2025/11/26/you-cannot-fight-insurgency-by-doing-deals-with-bandits-adc-to-fg/ |
Aboks:Fixed Buhari is long dead |
LegendHero:Wait until the law is passed. Don’t jump the gun. This is the kind of premature ejaculation that heralded the so-called LGA financial autonomy, which until today has been more like one step forward and a hundred steps backward. |
Sirjamo:When did others do nonsense |
LegendHero:Are you sure you read what you posted? -Calls on National Assembly to amend laws to allow willing states to establish state police. |
Sirjamo:Is this democracy? |
Wike should quit this drama, and decamp to the APC He has lost out |
The lawmaker made his comments during plenary while criticising the handling of security issues under President Bola Tinubu-led government. A member of the House of Representatives, Alhassan Doguwa, on Tuesday, called for the suspension of parliamentary activities over rising insecurity in the country. The lawmaker made his comments during plenary while criticising the handling of security issues under President Bola Tinubu-led government. Doguwa, who represents the Doguwa/Tudun Wada federal constituency, said many Nigerians were struggling to carry out daily activities because of the growing insecurity across communities. In a video posted on Facebook by TV Platinum, the lawmaker said, “The country is running in blood and tears. You cannot go, the farmers cannot go to farm. Our traders cannot go to the market.” He used this to highlight how fear and violence were affecting basic livelihoods. “Worshippers cannot go to mosques or churches. Then what are you legislating here?” This part of his statement questioned the relevance of continuing legislative work amid widespread insecurity,” he added. Doguwa then urged the Speaker and lawmakers to take a strong stand, saying “Mr. Speaker, if the government is not prepared to actually do the right thing that will protect the lives and property of our people, I urge you, I urge on this honourable House, as a House of the people of Nigeria, to stand up to pay the supreme cost.” He used the remark to press for urgent action from the executive. He further proposed the suspension of legislative activities, saying, “And that is no more than to shut this House down and to call an emergency on any legislative issue and wait until the right thing is taken by the government of the day.” He argued that halting proceedings would send a clear message about the seriousness of the situation. Doguwa reminded members that the constitution placed security responsibilities on the federal government, while also holding state governments accountable. He noted that insecurity affected virtually every constituency and was not tied to religion, party or ethnicity. He explained that the growing insecurity could affect national activities, including future elections, and said lawmakers needed to review their oversight roles. He further stressed his point with the remark: “Mr. Speaker, we can even declare a legislative emergency. Close the House, shut it up. Who are you legislating for?” Doguwa also spoke about his constituency, describing increased incidents of kidnapping around the Falgore Game Reserve. He said the frequency of such incidents had become a daily concern for residents. He also encouraged lawmakers to continue working collectively on security issues, noting that cooperation across all regions and political backgrounds was necessary. https://saharareporters.com/2025/11/25/video-shut-house-reps-until-tinubu-govt-acts-rep-doguwa-slams-apc-over-insecurity |
Chief Omirhobo to Bayo Onanuga :https://www.facebook.com/100069727761336/posts/pfbid024LKNnLoy55nMJ1V7dztg8GeHWYBMagyy7BdA9fNtNuhPFshZbeEQ89RuQM4WnEgul/?app=fbl
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Dcomrade:You forgot to add the worsening security situation of the country |
Burob:Are you implying that the CBN governor doesn't know what he is saying |
magoo10:They are angry with Otti because he is doing well. |
Freshtruth:But for others decamping to the APC, their second term is assured. They aren't kissing their second term goodbye Go and explain to the people of Benue State especially the people of Yeltawa and Agatu, whose lives and properties have been destroyed by terrorists and bandits, why they must vote for the APC, the terrorist organization. |
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u are confused..

