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mascot87:
She said what she said and made very valid authentic points. The worst you people can do is to insult her on social media. On Period

yarimo:
Lere olayinka you are a patriotic comrade

mascot87:
He can't stomach the lies anymore. He knows the reason why they are pushing the fake Christian genocide propaganda.

Racoon:
Katsina Governor Aminu Masari, openly admitting that Fulanis are the bandits killing and kidnapping Nigerians, said they don’t deserve amnesty.

Sannisege:
Hope he included the Awkuzu killings that occurred under the government of Peter Obi. Trump should also look into the drug dealers in Nigeria because these drugs Alo fuel violence.

EDGEof2MORO:
nigerians are quick to celebrate when a nigerian immigrant in another country gets a political seat, but will weep and wail when a foreigner (even a nigerian not from the same tribe) attempts to contest election in their community.

When Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour contested for Lagos governor, Nigerians remembered his mother is not Yoruba, his wife is not Yoruba, his dog is not Yoruba

SmartPolician:
I don't think Reno did it. I think social media (videos of mass burial in Plateau and Benue are online), international NGOs, IPOB lobbyists and fiery Jos preacher compelled America to step in.

CodeTemplarr:
Na real Ofunaofu you be.

socialmediaman:
Jagaban has used Trump to put Nigeria back on the global map. Everyone will now be rushing us for the resources that the US wants so bad. He is a master strategist - APC

I know somebody will copy this and post it on X and won't give me credit

CodeTemplarr:
There is a ceetain Daniel named Bwala.
There is RenoOmokri
There is also Keyahomo Festus.

They all denied the genocide. Igbos are happy with the genocide as they see it as karma on Gowon's people for 1966 outcomes. In fact the yorubas are the most caring if any care from the south towards the slaughtered Christians in the north.

parags:
See comparison dear Lord .

The National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Ambassador Umar Damagum, has disclosed that he declined pressure to punish erring members for the sake of the party.

Damagum, who stated this in his speech at the Board of Trustees meeting of PDP on Wednesday in Abuja, admitted to making decision and compromises over the sanction of party members, which he said, was for the party’s interest.

He, however, said despite the initial legal hitches, the 2025 Elective National Convention of the party will hold.

The PDP chairman urged that the next National Working Committee of the party be made up of men and women of integrity capable of rallying the base, reviving traditional structures, and inspiring new members across the federation.

“Yesterday, the 4th of November 2025, Justice Akintola delivered a landmark ruling affirming that our party has sufficiently satisfied all provisions of the law and therefore retains the constitutional right to organise its internal democratic processes — specifically, to hold the 2025 Elective National Convention.

“I must confess that what Justice Akintola did, in this era of judicial intimidation and moral compromise, is an act of courage.

“In a time when some have sought to manipulate our courts and intimidate our judges, it takes bravery to stand for the truth and defend the law. His judgment is not just a victory for our party, but for democracy itself.

“And that, my dear party leaders and members, is exactly what this moment in our national trajectory demands of us as an opposition party: Courage.”

He said courage can be contagious, but can also be misunderstood.

He recalled that when he assumed office as the Acting National Chairman of the PDP, he met a deeply divided factions distrusting one another, and suspicion clouding the shared purpose.

“I realised then that what our party needed most was reconciliation, not vengeance, not anger, not blame. We needed to heal the wounds opened after the 2023 general elections.

“At the time, some felt I was taking sides because I refused to indulge in the vindictiveness of punishing those they wanted punished. But I knew better. When they could not understand the wisdom of sheathing their swords, they left the party.

“Yet, even now, those I was accused of aligning with have completely misunderstood my intentions. The truth is simple: every decision I took, every compromise I made, every gesture of accommodation was for the sake of the party.

“I chose the party, not individuals, not factions, but the enduring institution of the PDP that shall outlive us all. That is what loyalty and courage means.

“Courage is also what our next National Working Committee (NWC) must possess. Our democracy is being dragged through the mud, and beyond that, we now face the risk of foreign interference and security threats that challenge our sovereignty,” Damagun said.

The government is dominated by kakistocrats and then kleptocrats. If you want to see the President, they will ask you 'how much?' ..."

Senator representing Kogi Central, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, has revealed that President Bola Tinubu has ordered the Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF), Lateef Fagbemi, SAN, to withdraw all court cases filed against her.

The female lawmaker made the disclosure during a Facebook Live video on Tuesday morning, after she was allegedly prevented from travelling out of the country at the airport following what she described as a direct order from Senate President Godswill Akpabio to seize her international passport.

She explained that the President had already intervened in her case, saying there was no reason for her passport to be seized by Immigration officials.

“There was no order. Yes, I know I have two Federal Government cases against me, of which the President of Nigeria instructed the Attorney-General of the Federation to cancel, to withdraw the cases,” she stated.

“President Bola Ahmed Tinubu actually spoke to Godswill Akpabio to terminate all the cases against me because he admitted, he agreed that they were politically witch-hunting me with cases. So there is no reason why my passport should be withheld at the international airport. You have no right to that, madam.”

Visibly upset, the Kogi Central Senator showed the immigration officers in the background, claiming they had withheld her passport for more than 20 minutes.

“Is Godswill Akpabio so important? Why is he overruling boundaries?” she asked. “Godswill Akpabio, the Senate President, has instructed the Comptroller-General of Customs to deny me exit, to withhold my passport. This is wrong.”

Akpoti-Uduaghan said this was not the first time her travel had been restricted.

Recall that the Federal Government filed a fresh charge against Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan at the Federal High Court, Abuja, intensifying its legal battle against the female lawmaker. The new charge, marked FHC/ABJ/CR/195/25, was instituted on May 22, 2025, barely weeks after a similar charge, CR/297/25, was initially filed against her at the FCT High Court.

Both charges stemmed from allegations that Akpoti-Uduaghan made statements capable of harming the reputations of Senate President Akpabio and former Kogi State governor, Yahaya Bello.

Flangelo12:
Fake pastor.

Pastor wey dey curse like heathen.

Gerrout.

johnmartus:
Some of you will think Nigeria government is weak since Trump threatened her. They will arrest you 10 years they will not hear of you not even think of your precise location. Continue playing with your freedom.