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2face doesn't know how to go along with women,hence he kept jumping from one to another.The women are not the problems but himself.

He should just forget about women and face his life,
. Have you heard of Davido or wizxy having open confrontations with their wives.

Orinechi:
Leave the masquerade abeg. What do you mean by disturbing public peace? How many of those self acclaimed evangelists and pastors who wake people up from early morning sleep in the name of early morning preaching( morning cry) have you arrested for noise pollution ?

A masquerade appearance is fearful,if it's not guided properly it can cause commotion and stampede and distraction in the public space.

A pastor that preaches in the morning is not causing any stampede or distractions like a masquerade.

I call this cultural rascality

Following the crisis over the governorship primaries of the People’s Democratic Party scheduled for today by the National Working Committee of the Party, Governor Ademola Adeleke has resigned from the party.


Adeleke made his resignation known on Monday night via a letter dated November 4.

It would be recalled that the governor has been screened by the Party in October earlier before the Ibadan National convention.

The PDP National Working Committee has earlier scheduled its governorship primary for Tuesday, December 2 in Osogbo.


But in the latest turn of event, Adeleke released a resignation letter just hours to the event.


His letter partly read, “Due to the current crisis of the’ national leadership of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), I hereby resign my membership of the People’s Democratic Party with immediate effect.

“I thank the People’s Democratic Party for the opportunities given to me for my elections as a Senator (Represented Osun West) and as Governor of Osun State under the People’s Democratic Party.”






gazzette

SpaceX:
Akpabio suppose dey prison how with his colleagues

Akpabio that bullt a world class stadium in Uyo alongside many developmental initiatives

Till date,no governor in the Niger delta regions has surpassed his achievements.

You don't kill a fly with a sledge hammer

Ezeama400:
AVERAGE NIGERIANS WHO CAN READ AND WRITE



Source

It should be those who can read and write English language,those who cannot read and write the English language doesn't make the illiterates.

Majority of northerners can read and write Arabic

omoadeleye:
His dancing will not be able to save him

The slow movement of a Lion, should not be mistaken for cowardice

press9jatv:
Another efforts in futility. Adeleke's defeat is imminent

How, remember he's an incumbent,that incumbency power and advantage is there.

‘If Peter Obi Does Not Make Up His Mind, Atiku Will Pick Amaechi As Running Mate’ – Momodu

Former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar’s bloc within the African Democratic Party (ADC) has begun searching for a southern politician to serve as his running mate in the 2027 presidential election.

According to Sunday Punch, the bloc had narrowed its focus to Peter Obi, the 2023 Labour Party candidate.

There are indications that if Obi declines the offer, Atiku would consider former Rivers State governor, Rotimi Amaechi.


Speaking with Punch, Atiku’s political friend, veteran journalist Dele Momodu, publicly urged Obi to join Atiku in forming a strong opposition pact to dislodge the ruling party.

Momodu described Atiku and Obi as the two figures capable of delivering the strongest alliance Nigeria has seen since the 2019 election.

Recall that Atiku and Obi previously ran on the joint People’s Democratic Party (PDP) ticket in 2019, but lost to then-incumbent President Muhammadu Buhari.

Momodu expressed frustration over what he described as public pushback from Obi’s supporters, whom he blamed for the reluctance to finalise the prospective match-up ahead of 2027.

He said, “That is why they are trying to make every party have only southern candidates. They don’t want any strong opposition from the opposite direction (North). There is no way any Southern candidate can defeat Tinubu.

“I have said this to Peter Obi. We have met several times at my houses in Lagos and Ghana. If Peter Obi does not take advantage of a ready-made union between him and Atiku, it would be very unfortunate. It would be as good as working for Tinubu to come back.”

Warning that delay could cost Obi a significant political opportunity, Momodu said Atiku may settle for Amaechi as his running mate.

He said, “A lot of people are underrating Amaechi. Amaechi single-handedly handed power to Buhari. What the Federal Capital Territory Minister, Nyesom Wike, is doing now, though in an unruly manner, Amaechi did quite well when he was governor of Rivers State. Amaechi mobilised more than any other person for Buhari, even more than Tinubu. If Obi does not make up his mind or chooses to run alone, then I believe the mantle might fall on Rotimi Amaechi.”

On efforts to reconcile both men politically, Momodu said, “I have told Obi. There is no time.

“The person you want to dislodge is already the President. He has everything. He is either coercing or cajoling the governors and senators to join him. He wants to present a false alibi that everybody loves him. He knows what he is doing.

“He wants to create a false image of someone who cannot be defeated, so that when they succeed at doing their manipulation, they will say, ‘What did you expect?’

“Despite all their shenanigans in 2023, they lost Lagos to Obi. They lost Osun to Gov Ademola Adeleke. Obi needs to make up his mind. For now, I don’t know his party. PDP is crumbling, LP has crumbled. Where does he want to go?”


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‘If Peter Obi Does Not Make Up His Mind, Atiku Will Pick Amaechi As Running Mate’ – Momodu

Former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar’s bloc within the African Democratic Party (ADC) has begun searching for a southern politician to serve as his running mate in the 2027 presidential election.

According to Sunday Punch, the bloc had narrowed its focus to Peter Obi, the 2023 Labour Party candidate.

There are indications that if Obi declines the offer, Atiku would consider former Rivers State governor, Rotimi Amaechi.


Speaking with Punch, Atiku’s political friend, veteran journalist Dele Momodu, publicly urged Obi to join Atiku in forming a strong opposition pact to dislodge the ruling party.

Momodu described Atiku and Obi as the two figures capable of delivering the strongest alliance Nigeria has seen since the 2019 election.

Recall that Atiku and Obi previously ran on the joint People’s Democratic Party (PDP) ticket in 2019, but lost to then-incumbent President Muhammadu Buhari.

Momodu expressed frustration over what he described as public pushback from Obi’s supporters, whom he blamed for the reluctance to finalise the prospective match-up ahead of 2027.

He said, “That is why they are trying to make every party have only southern candidates. They don’t want any strong opposition from the opposite direction (North). There is no way any Southern candidate can defeat Tinubu.

“I have said this to Peter Obi. We have met several times at my houses in Lagos and Ghana. If Peter Obi does not take advantage of a ready-made union between him and Atiku, it would be very unfortunate. It would be as good as working for Tinubu to come back.”

Warning that delay could cost Obi a significant political opportunity, Momodu said Atiku may settle for Amaechi as his running mate.

He said, “A lot of people are underrating Amaechi. Amaechi single-handedly handed power to Buhari. What the Federal Capital Territory Minister, Nyesom Wike, is doing now, though in an unruly manner, Amaechi did quite well when he was governor of Rivers State. Amaechi mobilised more than any other person for Buhari, even more than Tinubu. If Obi does not make up his mind or chooses to run alone, then I believe the mantle might fall on Rotimi Amaechi.”

On efforts to reconcile both men politically, Momodu said, “I have told Obi. There is no time.

“The person you want to dislodge is already the President. He has everything. He is either coercing or cajoling the governors and senators to join him. He wants to present a false alibi that everybody loves him. He knows what he is doing.

“He wants to create a false image of someone who cannot be defeated, so that when they succeed at doing their manipulation, they will say, ‘What did you expect?’

“Despite all their shenanigans in 2023, they lost Lagos to Obi. They lost Osun to Gov Ademola Adeleke. Obi needs to make up his mind. For now, I don’t know his party. PDP is crumbling, LP has crumbled. Where does he want to go?”


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angel52:
I have N100,000 reward for anybody who have any details about this guy, he stole 10 PS5 Brand New from a store in Abuja.

drop more info about him

toboizilla:
Bro, that is same as saying grow and be rich, or you will be a rich man. Is that also wrong ?
It is prayer or a wish not an insult

This one is also wrong,it should be "grow and be richer'.

The previous one should be "grow with wisdom"

You should be careful with your choice of word,else you will be misunderstood

That caption is disrespectful in all ramification,not only to your gal but to her family,even if it wasn't what you actually meant.

The mom is right

Next time try to rephrase your words

Aceess, zenith banks can disappoint you when you least expected.

If not for the emergence of Opay, moniepoint and palm pay, Nigerians would have suffered a lot in financial transactions

VOsimhen144:
D7 na water 💦 Governor should pay the ransom.
I swear, Edo state people carry last for allowing someone like Monday D7 to rule them

I PRAY that Nigeria should never happen to me and my family, including you reading this comment. Amen 🙏🏻

It was not the fault of the good people of Edo state,he was imposed on them by the powerful godfather at the top and not their votes.

In Nigeria votes doesn't count

God Will Punish All Southern Governors Who Wore Aso Ebi to a Security Meeting! By Wale Ojo-Lanre, Esq
.

God will punish them! Yes — every single one of them! Senseless Governors! Irresponsible souls of no grace! Rubbish fellows masquerading as leaders! Imagine these empty-headed people, these Professors of Cluelessness, these ambassadors of “fashion before thinking”! We are talking about security — tension, fear, banditry, kidnapping — and what entered their minds first? Aso Ebi! Matching clothes! Identical attire! Coordinated fabric! Ah! The pinnacle of national embarrassment!


Instead of crafting strategy, they were choosing colours. Instead of discussing intelligence gathering, they were comparing patterns. Instead of focusing on public safety, they were inspecting fabrics. Imagine the disgrace — high-ranking leaders first settled the “important” matter of matching outfits before touching the issue of kidnapping. Senselessness crowned with power. Nonsense enthroned by the ballot.

Yes, I know this may be my last day as the Director-General of Ekiti State Bureau of Tourism Development, since my amiable Governor, Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji, is one of those Southern Governors who wore Aso Ebi to discuss security matters. But should I remain silent because of what I want to eat today? Should my stomach bury my conscience? Should my position swallow my mind? Never. I must say it as it is. For the Yoruba say: “A kì wí níbẹ̀ kí a kú níbẹ̀” — we do not keep silent in the place where truth must be spoken.

But before Nigerians suffocate themselves with unnecessary shouting, let us pause and apply the brain God gave us. Because this “crime” that these Governors committed — this terrible, unforgivable offence of wearing identical attire — is, in fact, one of the most intelligent and culturally grounded decisions they could have made.


There is no single law anywhere that dictates what a Governor must wear when discussing serious issues. The Constitution does not insist on suit, agbada, kaftan, or babanriga. Solutions do not emerge from collars and cuffs; they emerge from unity of purpose. And unity, whether you like it or not, sometimes wears cloth.

What exactly is Aso Ebi? To the Yoruba, Aso Ebi is not mere material. It is a message coded in fabric. A declaration of oneness, solidarity, shared purpose, aligned destiny. When Yoruba families wear Aso Ebi at events, it is not stupidity; it is unity. When communities choose one cloth, it is not fashion; it is identity. Aso Ebi is the textile expression of harmony, the fabric equivalent of “we stand together.”


So if families wear Aso Ebi for weddings and burials, what stops Southern Governors from wearing it for security — a matter far more serious than any party? If mothers wear it to show unity in joy, why can’t leaders wear it to show unity in danger? Their attire was not frivolity; it was symbolism. A visual declaration that “we are tackling this matter as a united front.”

Across history, uniforms have always been the symbol of discipline and collective mission — from Roman soldiers to modern police officers. Even global leaders coordinate dressing during crises. Americans do it. Chinese leaders do it. South Africans do it. But when Southern Governors do the same thing, suddenly it becomes a national calamity deserving of online riots.


What the Governors did was wise. It was strategic. It was culturally correct. It was symbolically powerful. Unity strengthens focus, and focus strengthens results. The people shouting against them are simply loud, not learned. They see cloth and miss the culture. They see fabric and miss the philosophy. They see colour and miss the cohesion.

So don’t mind me — and don’t mind those of us who have been stupidly, foolishly shouting over a just cause. God will punish these Southern Governors with more wisdom, punish them with deeper knowledge, punish them with elevated understanding. He will answer their individual prayers in ways that shame their critics. And He will make my own Governor, Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji, return gloriously for a second term, stronger, wiser, and even more united with his colleagues. May all the Governors who wore Aso Ebi live longer than their imaginations, thrive beyond their expectations, and prosper beyond the noise of those who never understand the meaning of unity — even when it is worn on the body.

Amen to sense. Amen to unity. Amen to Aso Ebi.

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Hon. Awaji-Inombek Dagomie Abiante, a member of the House of Representatives representing Andoni-Opobo/Nkoro Federal constituency of the Rivers State, has criticised the Bola Tinubu-led Nigerian Government for what he described as an alarming silence in the face of former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan’s ordeal during the recent military coup in Guinea-Bissau.

In a post shared on social media platforms, Abiante expressed deep concern that it took the intervention of Côte d’Ivoire’s President to evacuate Jonathan from the troubled nation and return him safely to Nigeria.

Viral videos of Jonathan’s return to Abuja confirmed that the plane belongs to the République de Côte d’Ivoire, as boldly displayed on its fuselage.

According to him, the action should have come from the Nigerian government.

“It is quite disheartening to witness that former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, who became stranded in Guinea-Bissau during the military coup, had to be rescued and brought home by the President of Côte d'Ivoire, another nation's leader, while our own government maintained complete silence,” Abiante said.

The lawmaker questioned how a former Nigerian leader could be left without visible support from his home country during a moment of regional instability.

“How do we explain a situation where an elder statesman of Jonathan’s stature is left unattended by the very country he once led? What kind of politics have we reduced ourselves to in this nation?” he asked.

Abiante noted that even if rumours were being circulated about Jonathan’s political ambitions, such speculation could never justify neglecting a figure whose leadership and peace-building efforts have earned global respect.

“This is not just a former President of Nigeria; he is an elder statesman of Africa—respected globally for his unwavering commitment to peace,” he wrote. “When such a figure finds himself in danger in a foreign land, it is expected that his home country would take immediate steps to ensure his safe return to his family.”

SaharaReporters confirmed the safe arrival of Jonathan in Nigeria from Guinea-Bissau on Thursday.

Jonathan, who led the West African Elders Forum Election Observation Mission, had been in the country monitoring last Sunday’s presidential and legislative elections before the military announced it had seized power.

In a joint statement on Wednesday, Filipe Nyusi, former president of Mozambique and Head of the African Union Election Observation Mission; Issifu Kamara, Head of the Economic Community of West African States Election Observation Mission; and Jonathan condemned the coup, describing it as a direct attempt to disrupt Guinea-Bissau’s democratic process.

They appealed for calm among residents and reaffirmed their commitment to supporting Guinea-Bissau “during this sensitive period,” stressing “the importance of preserving peace, stability, and the well-being of the Bissau-Guinean people.”

Also, the Nigerian Government condemned the coup in strong terms, warning that it represents a serious threat to democracy and regional stability.


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spinna:
Sometimes you don't know where you will find peace and fulfillment. Sometimes its a place you never thought of

There can never be peace and fulfilments under confinement

Onlinetutor7:
Nelson Mandela was once jailed

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helinues:
Kanu is the one leading Nigeria national anthem every morning

An anthem and allegiance to a country and system that betrayed him?

FireUpNow:
This is disgraceful and shameful , FG couldn't get responsible for once

They did, the FG facilitated his evacuation with the nearest safe route.of course,it must have been the Nigeria diplomatic communication with cote'divoire for assistance that nailed it,given the emergency situation

Hightablevoice2:
This misleading headlines even mentioned that FG facilitated the move for Abidjan.. it just hits in the guts sometimes seeing how critizing Nigerians can be a lot of the times. Will cote'd voir just singularly out of sympathy come to Jonathan's aid. The directives obviously came from Aso Rock to make sure the quickest and fastest possible way to get him out of that country happened.. and isn't that what counts.. ?

This is the most sensible post so far without any emotions attached

jmoore:
Attache by force.

Go to Harrinson Ghemishu facebook page and read current kidnapping incidents in Edo and Delta.

Continue to deceive yourself.

kidnapping is a a nationwide problem,no State is spared.

Unlike banditry and IPOB/ESN wahala in the north and south/east

jmoore:
See them! Because people from other region don't travel to others? So a bullet will ask the state of origin of people before penetrating?

Police has hundreds of checkpoints in southeast but a ragtag terrorist group can easily attack them, disarm them. And you are here trying to bring in tribal bigotry.

Those from these regions are mostly affected by the insecurities, it's just a pocket of other ethnic nationalities that are affected.

For now south/west and south/south are safe haven , compared to other regions

The north is ravaged by terrorists while the south east,IPOB/ESN is causing harvoc.

It's only the south/ west and south/south that's free

yomifowe:
Dear Parents

TEACH YOUR DAUGHTERS THAT
There are five (5) important dresses a woman should wear in her lifetime.

These are:

1. School uniform
2. Matriculation gown
3. Graduation gown
4. Wedding gown
5. Maternity gown

Let your daughters know that if any girl skips the 2nd dress, she will not get to wear the 3rd.

Daughters must not rush to wear the 5th just because a man has promised them the 4th.

More so, the 4th fits better and more prestigious if worn before the 5th.

Our daughters must learn to wait and follow the dress pattern from 1 to 5.

Be a good parent and leader.

We have this as a responsibility to our children as parents and it is very important.

May God help us. Amen!

In summary,it means to be educated , get married and have children.The uniform is symbolic

Former Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives Ahmed Idris Wase on Wednesday alleged that names of Boko Haram members were once discovered on the Nigerian Army recruitment list, warning that such infiltration is undermining the country’s security architecture.

Speaking during a special plenary session of the House convened to review the national security situation, Wase said former Chairman of the House Committee on Defence, Muktar Betara, could confirm the incident.

He said the development reflects the deep flaws in Nigeria’s recruitment processes, which have allowed individuals with criminal backgrounds to enter sensitive security institutions.

Wase, who revealed that he lost both a brother and a cousin to terrorists, said the infiltration of the system helps explain why criminal groups continue to operate freely in many parts of the country.

He added that insecurity has become so overwhelming that his surviving younger brother begged him to help secure a transfer out of their community.

He said: “My brother, former chairman of defense, and my very good friend, Betara, will bear with me that we have moments in when in the process of recruitment, we found in the list names of criminals. Boko Haram members were found in the list of Army.


“There has to be a thorough way of ensuring that when we are recruiting, those of us who are politicians should recommend people of good character and integrity. That’s the only way we can solve this problem. You find a criminal in the system, and before you know it, whatever you do, you cannot have the problem resolved. So we must change the system and way of our recruitment.

Yes, as politicians, it’s good to recommend. This is what we are here for. But when you are recommending, please recommend people of integrity, people that will meet standards and ensure that they give the best access to our country.”

The former deputy speaker warned that Nigeria’s security crisis persists partly because some individuals benefit from the chaos, enabling criminals to move in convoys and operate with impunity.

Wase further lamented the politicisation of indigeneship and citizenship, describing it as one of the key issues dividing the country and calling for constitutional reforms to address the problem.


He noted that kidnapping has become routine, with about N5 billion reportedly paid as ransom in one year, while more than 30,000 people have been killed in Boko Haram-related attacks over time.

Wase urged lawmakers to take a holistic approach to the crisis, stressing that the scale of insecurity facing the country is more dangerous than many realise and requires urgent, coordinated action.

Guardian nigeria

Sunday should be at number one, because Sunday is the beginning of the week and not Monday

Authoreety:
Nna eh .. since they know this business is illegal , why don't they channel their capital to something legitimate... People dey misbehave sha ..

Imagine, billions of naira finally down the drain

The ROI return on investment in illegal business is huge,hence these greedy lots put their money there.

If it's in Edo state this happened.The governor would have been begging his Fulani masters in the north and they would have been compensated.

The real Niger delta states with balls are Delta,rivers and bayelsa

Fulani herdsmen,iswap and Boko Haram knows their boundaries

ibedun:
I currently live in Lagos, relocated this year after a few decades abroad. I know the UK very well.

There are several reasons that makes one to relocate from a saner climes back home (Nigeria)

1.repatriation
2.retirement
3.health issues
4.drugs related issues
5.lack of focus
5.mental health issues

I am sure you fall into any of these ones

ibedun:
With this mindset you will make the same calamitous mistake. The western world is finished. Things have changed drastically.

where do you live,the worst living in Europe is better than someone who said he's living fine in Nigeria.

Please can you site some examples to buttress your point

PulaPower:
You’re not updated at all..

Ask people wey dey UK, dem go tell you..

you don't even know where I live.Can you state any way Nigeria is better than the UK or any European countries.

Please update me