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Let him show the world that he's serious in ending terrorism by partnering with Isreal. Nothing scares terrorists and their nairaland sympathisers like God1000 more like hearing the name of Benjamin Netanyahu.

They should send him to Iran so that the IDF can send him a “congratulatory” message.

I hope it's strictly for presidential use and not for commercial purpose?

The only accreditate course in that University is Bsc (Hons) Tunnel Engineering.

Na this kind uncle👇🏿 i get na why I no fit

Political Bishop

Reno Omokri once described Bola Ahmed Tinubu as “a KNOWN DRUG LORD” who was unfit to occupy the office of President of Nigeria, citing US court documents and daring Tinubu to sue him if his claims were false. Today, that same Reno now speaks in defence of President Tinubu. Nigerians are left wondering: what changed the facts, or Reno Omokri? Below are 21 piercing questions that go to the heart of his credibility, consistency and conscience.


1. Do you still stand by your exact words that Bola Ahmed Tinubu is “a KNOWN DRUG LORD,” and if you do not, were you lying to Nigerians then or are you misleading them now?


2. You claimed to have court documents proving Tinubu’s involvement in a heroin cartel and the forfeiture of “millions in drug funds.” Can you look Nigerians in the eye today and say that those documents no longer matter simply because you now work with him?


3. You said, “As any lawyer will tell you, a forfeiture is an admission of guilt.” Do you now deny that legal reasoning, or do you accept that you are serving a man you publicly framed as having admitted guilt in a drug case?


4. If your earlier statements about Tinubu were true, what does it say about your personal morality that you chose to align yourself with, defend, and promote someone you described as a drug lord and unfit for office?


5. If your earlier statements were false, have you formally and publicly apologised to Tinubu and to Nigerians for spreading what would then be serious defamation, and if not, why should anyone trust your words today?


6. You boasted that you had “the names of those involved and their past and current addresses.” Do you now disown that claim, and if so, how many other “facts” you present to the public are convenient fabrications for political gain?


7. You challenged Tinubu to sue you “if these facts are not accurate.” He never sued you, yet you now work with him. Does his silence mean your allegations were accurate, and if so, why are you comfortable serving the man you once indicted in the court of public opinion?


8. Can you provide a single piece of new, verifiable evidence that emerged after your original post which justifies your complete reversal on Tinubu, or was your change driven purely by political opportunity and personal benefit?


9. If a young Nigerian activist today were to call a politician a drug lord, brand them unfit for office, and later accept a position as their spokesperson, would you describe that person as principled or as a political hustler, and why should the same label not apply to you?


10. When you attack political opponents today, what assurance can you give Nigerians that you will not tomorrow join forces with them and expect everyone to forget everything you once said?


11. Do you accept that your radical U turn on Tinubu has severely damaged your moral authority to speak on corruption, integrity, and good governance, and if you disagree, how do you honestly justify that to Nigerians?


12. If the exact same court documents and forfeiture you cited against Tinubu were produced against any other presidential candidate today, would you still insist that such a person is “not a fit and proper person” for office, or would you wait to see who offers you a position first?


13. Can you clearly state, in one sentence, which Reno Omokri Nigerians should believe the Reno who called Tinubu a drug lord and unfit for office, or the Reno who now defends him and works for him and why one of those versions of you is not fundamentally dishonest?


14. How do you explain to victims of drug abuse and families destroyed by narcotics that you once condemned a man for alleged drug related crimes, but now actively help to polish his image without fully retracting your accusations?


15. If you were cross examined in a court of law and asked to reconcile your previous statement that Tinubu is a drug lord with your present role as his defender, what non contradictory explanation could you give under oath without invoking political convenience?


16. You often present yourself as a Christian moral voice. In the light of your drastic shift on Tinubu, do you believe your actions reflect the standard of truthfulness and repentance you preach to others, or do you make a separate moral rule for yourself?


17. Is there any amount of political appointment, access, or influence that you would refuse on principle from someone you genuinely believe is corrupt or criminal, or has your alliance with Tinubu shown Nigerians that there is effectively no red line you will not cross?


18. When you now criticise other leaders for alleged crimes or corruption, why should Nigerians not simply assume that, given enough time and the right offer, you will also switch sides and defend those same people as you did with Tinubu?


19. Have you ever privately told Tinubu that you regret calling him a drug lord, and if yes, does that mean you admit you misled the public, or does it mean you apologised to him for telling Nigerians what you still secretly believe to be true?


20. You brand yourself “Table Shaker” but were you genuinely shaking the table of injustice, or were you shaking the table only until food was placed on it and the moment you were invited to sit and eat, the shaking stopped? Are you Femi Fani Kayode in disguised?

21. Finally, if you left politics today and God, history, and future generations judged you solely on your words about Tinubu versus your actions toward Tinubu, do you genuinely believe you would be remembered as a man of principle or as a man of convenience?




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I’m glad the truth is finally out, because Penaldo fans always used to claim that Messi was “FIFA’s golden boy.” Now it’s clear that their arguments were just excuses, and Messi’s greatness stands on its own, proven by his performances, not by favoritism.

This is one of the things spirit wife would do....are you from the riverine area?

Convert NYSC to a compulsory 2years military service and ket them serve in their own state or a state of their choice.

oluwatomiwa:
Former minister still using police escort? His own policemen are still intact. Naija na cruise

As a former governor, he's entitled to several benefits one of which is police escorts.

Sonnobax15:

My own is that I'm waiting patiently for the COAS to come and force me to come and enlist into the Nigerian army. .... whether na him give me life,na then we go know

I know some people may say I'm unpatriotic but the truth is that whenever I see young men currently enlisting into the Nigerian army,I feel pity for them . Imagine using your own hands to sign your own death warrant all because of hunger and poverty

I totally understand your points and i'v3 shared that same views in the past but let's look at it from another angle. This is an opportunity for Southerners to take charge of tomorrow's Nigeria after years of Fulani dominance in the army.

Because whether we like it or not, the people who are joining now will be the ones wearing stars on their shoulders in 20–40 years. If Southerners, Christians, minorities, and generally more conscious young people keep avoiding the military, then the same old dominance and imbalance will continue.

But if more Southerners with sense, integrity, and genuine love for the country enter the system now, they can rise through the ranks and help balance power at the top, challenge ethnic bias from within, Influence how soldiers are trained, deployed, and how civilians are treated, And play a role in reshaping the security architecture of Nigeria.

So while it’s understandable to be afraid or angry about the current situation, this period can also be seen as a strategic chance for Southerners to position themselves for real influence in the future Nigeria instead of leaving that space completely for the children of Buhari, Ahmed Gumi, Buratai etc to continue the legacy of their fathers which is sorrow, tears and blood.

ebukal67x:
Good to see that the project is making progress.

This is a political project that will eventually be abandoned by a now disgraced country. Nearly all the federal roads are in desperate need of attention, but instead of fixing them, the government chose to pursue white-elephant projects. This is a clear case of misplaced priorities.
As soon as the southwestern section of the road is completed, the rest will be neglected or fearfully completed, commission, and use as a tool for their election campaign.

mariovito:
One would expect that thenew service chiefs would want to use this insecurity to show the stuff they're made of but no


Instead a Brigadier was killed and now almost more than half of schools in the north have closed indefinitely due to insecurity.

Apparently, the situation is bigger than them, even bigger than the president.

Makes me ask the question; who is in charge of Nigeria?

Your guess is as good as mine

The appointment of the new service chiefs was driven not by a genuine desire on Tinubu’s part to improve security for ordinary Nigerians, but rather by fear that his hold on power was becoming unstable. Faced with growing rumours of discontent within the ranks and the possibility of a coup being plotted behind the scenes, he moved quickly to reshuffle the top military leadership. In other words, the changes were less about reforming the security architecture for the public good and more about consolidating his personal control, neutralising perceived threats, and surrounding himself with loyalists who would protect his seat instead of prioritising the safety and security of the people.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2SuKRdWXGY?si=-tuUdgUNHhkqxnV-[/quote]quote author=OLAADEGBU post=137447964]Dr Abel Damian And Others Slam Pastor Femi Lazarus…
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More preachers are now speaking up.

Dotherightthing:
We are at war!!!

Has FFK seen the ambassadorial list

Having found out the hard way that his name was not on the list, he’d begun to stylishly attack the government.

georgeakins:
Do whatever you like with yourself, no one cares!

Kanu will die in prison

You talk like a prison can kill a movement. Nnamdi Kanu is an institution. Even if you silence one voice, a thousand more will answer. Men die, but ideas like his don’t, they multiply. That’s what scares the government and people like you in a now diagraced country.

Who Saudi help? They can't even help their own Muslim brothers who are suffering in Gaza.

God bless Benyamin Netanyahu.

Nnamdi Kanu cried in court today, not from fear, but from watching a justice system act like a political thug in a wig. Those tears are not weakness, they’re evidence that the zoo is indeed a disgraced to the comity of nations.

Congrats to him, well deserved 👏

favour32:
You mean make the country divide.
That will be a welcome development.

If that is what will bring lasting peace, then so be it.

If it means the poor masses on the street will no longer have to endure corruption on one side and terrorism on the other, and can move around daily without fear, then so be it.
Atleast, let them manage corruption only while hoping for the day Nigeria will get it right in electing the right leaders.

If it means the palm-wine tapper in Umuleri and the poor farmer in Ogbomoso can go about their daily work without the fear of being killed, then so be it.

favour32:
Make Fulani come be president finish everything.

Make i finish nowww