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Lol

Posted this since yesterday, guess it wasn't getting that attention.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOncRiKGWLk

Lovely, dude isn't forming and this isn't just for the camera or some sorta clout chasing. That's how simple and down to earth he is.

I have once sat next to him and he is such a vibe.

In a video posted yesterday, Reno Omokri expressed his surprise at the overwhelming applause that Peter Obi received at Governor Soludo's one-year anniversary.

This comes after Reno had previously accused Peter Obi of rigging elections in Anambra in response to Obi's claim that APC rigged the last presidential election which brought victory to Tinibu.

Reno now admits that he made this accusation without considering that it was possible for Obi to receive such a high number of votes. He states that witnessing the loud ovation Obi received at the event convinced him that it was actually possible for Obi to have received up to 97% of the votes in Anambra.

Reno also acknowledged that the love and support Obi received at the event was organic, and that Obi is even more popular than Governor Soludo in Anambra. Finally, Reno apologized for his previous accusation and retracted his earlier statement



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOncRiKGWLk

I also stumbled upon this fascinating article and now I feel quite curious about it.

A man has claimed to have obtained a document containing information about Tinubu's alleged drug case. The document is said to be almost 70 pages in length and originated from the United States district court - Northern District of Illinois - East Division.

It is alleged to contain details about Tinubu's involvement in drug dealing, as well as the seizure of $460,000 and other items.

The man stated that the case was not a plea bargain, but rather, the money and other items were seized.

A woman's voice, which sounded like that of a white woman, collaborated the man's claim, confirming that the document was not from Nigeria, but directly from the United States. In a video, the man can be seen displaying and flipping through the pages of the document, promising to return live online for further revelations about the case.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lNJDmfsvG8

We know this na

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The crowd was so overjoyed that they couldn't contain themselves, jumping, dancing, and screaming with excitement as Obi walked in. He was ushered to his seat, and the crowd continued to cheer. Shortly after, Obi realized that former President Obasanjo was seated a few seats away from him. He promptly stood up and went to greet him, and the former president hugged him warmly before he returned to his seat.

It's obvious that Obi is well-loved, which raises questions about Soludo's earlier comments during the presidential campaign that Obi wouldn't receive more than 25% of the vote in Anambra. This is quite remarkable - you need to see it to believe it!

Today, Governor Soludo of Anambra State celebrated his first year in office with many dignitaries in attendance, including former President Obasanjo. However, something funny happened during the celebration: while Soludo was giving his speech, the crowd suddenly erupted in loud ovation and screams of joy. Soludo had to pause and later announced that his predecessor, former Anambra State Governor Obi, was coming.

It's interesting to see the contrasting reactions to former Governor Obi and Governor Soludo among the people of Anambra State. While Soludo may have been skeptical about Obi's popularity before, the warm reception he received at the celebration suggests that he still commands significant respect and admiration among the people.

It's important to note that political campaigns can be highly charged, and candidates may make statements that don't necessarily reflect the reality on the ground. In this case, Soludo may have underestimated the depth of support for Obi in Anambra State.

Overall, the enthusiastic reception that Obi received at the celebration is a testament to his leadership and the positive impact he made during his tenure as governor. It's also a reminder that politics is dynamic and that people's views can change over time.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izD3Z_9Jolk

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ambu2:
Humbling experience.

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MiniImportation:
that's not an interview you buffoon when someone tell you to your face that this is what is what, then you will know whether you are cool headed or have some spark of fire in you.

Sir, you can make your points without the insult. Be civil please.

I wasn't the one who conducted the interview.

Lol. Are they just waking up? Something that happened about 3days ago.

sheriffindy:
Like what's the title of that particular track

Ice and fire 🔥

sheriffindy:
Bro...would be very happy if you could help me with the title and artist of the song playing in the background of the video ..I love it

Artist: King Canyon
Album: Ice & fire

@ Zupay, read the above. That probably explains why he seems tough.

Paul Kagame is a Rwandan politician and military leader who has been serving as the President of Rwanda since 2000. Kagame has a complex history that includes his involvement in Yoweri Museveni's rebel army in Uganda during the 1980s and his rise to the rank of senior Ugandan army officer.

After Museveni's many military successes led him to become the President of Uganda, Kagame joined the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) and assumed leadership of the group following the death of the previous leader, Fred Rwigyema, on the second day of the 1990 invasion.

It's worth noting that Kagame is not a Ugandan citizen but a Rwandan citizen, and has been closely associated with Rwanda throughout his political career. As the President of Rwanda, he has been credited with leading the country's recovery from the devastating genocide of 1994 and with implementing policies that have spurred economic growth and development.

In recent years, Kagame's leadership has come under scrutiny from human rights groups who accuse him of suppressing political opposition and restricting freedom of the press. Nonetheless, Kagame remains a prominent figure in African politics and has been recognized for his efforts to modernize and stabilize Rwanda.

sonofthunder:
Please share link. Thanks

Here sir:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRiuK5mYlGo

Zonefree:
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Kikiki

Lest I forget, Paul Kagame was born on October 23, 1957.

That means he is like 65years old now.

Rwanda's President, Paul Kagame, was recently spotted playing football with some of his government officials, eliciting smiles and creating a pleasant atmosphere. This display of athleticism and camaraderie suggests that the president is not only physically fit but also well-liked by his constituents.

Kagame assumed the presidency in 2000 after being appointed by the RPF in the wake of Pasteur Bizimungu's resignation. He went on to win elections in 2003, 2010, and 2017, cementing his position as the country's leader.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=no6MkAyzaRg

Really? Are we going to arrest these people too? 🤔


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26x3j6ac-xc

Anyone saying or thinking Oseni Rufai puts someone on hot sit or gets personal should watch kadaria ahmed interviews with Obi.

I feel if one is clean you won't mind any kind of question asked. As a matter of fact, it's even an avenue for you to clear the air on any allegation against you.

triple996:
waillers never heal yet

My own be say, why baba dey vex? Just a simple interview. Calm down and answer questions......clear yourself calmly. "Guiltless conscience fears no accusation"

Incase you missed the interview today, watch here. Get ready to laugh though 😆

Baba Fayose just dey vex....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRiuK5mYlGo

This morning, Ayo Fayose, the former governor of Ekiti State, appeared on Arise TV and engaged in a heated discussion with Oseni Rufai.

Rufai had questioned Fayose's attempt to justify the illegality that occurred during the last election by referencing a recording of Fayose allegedly planning to rig an election in 2014. Fayose became angry and retaliated by bringing up Rufai's bus case with the police.

When Rufai tried to clarify the situation with the police, Fayose accused him of being partisan and claimed to have warned Rufai's colleague, Ruben Abbati, to caution him against getting personal.

Despite the tense atmosphere, the interview continued, with Fayose defending Ahmed Tinubu's mandate and boasting that he led the people of Ekiti to give him their votes.

When Rufai attempted to explain that he was only doing his job and was not partisan, Fayose became agitated once again, and it was only through the intervention of Ruben Abbati that he was calmed down.

Trust me, as it stands right now, INEC is sitting on a very hot sit and the judiciary is also being watched.
Watch this and you will understand what I mean.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26x3j6ac-xc


INEC is accused of violating the rule of law here and there's also an allegation of human right violation.......

The drama that awaits this nation eh hmmm.

First, they shouldn't have disclosed the hospital the maid was taken to.

Secondly, the ID card found hmmm, I hope someone isn't about to be implicated though.

I pray the real culprits are found and brought to book 🙏

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AWlLbEyVKs

Maybe we should rest and let the court handle this case.