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Putindbutt:
What did PDP get in Kano in the last election?.. Una go still come back here dey wail in 2027.

aswani:
From what I read, Trump didn't mention Nigeria, the reporter, who is of an Obidient bent, decided to impose Nigeria as a wire at various points. Shameful jourism.

aswani:
From what I read, Trump didn't mention Nigeria, the reporter, who is of an Obidient bent, decided to impose Nigeria as a wire at various points. Shameful journalism.

aswani:
From what I read, Trump didn't mention Nigeria, the reporter, who is of an Obidient bent, decided to impose Nigeria as a wire at various points. Shameful journalism.

Former Kogi West Senator, Dino Melaye, has formally resigned from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), citing the party’s inability to provide credible leadership and deliver good governance to Nigerians.

In a resignation letter shared on his official X account, Melaye announced his immediate withdrawal from all party activities.

"I hereby tender my resignation from the Peoples Democratic Party at all levels of involvement.

"This decision has become imperative due to the lack of potency and capacity by the party to deliver the Nigerian people from the prevailing political cankerworms that have eaten deeply into the fabric of our dear nation,” the letter partly read.

Dino Melaye, who once served as the PDP’s candidate in the 2023 Kogi State governorship election, said his decision followed deep reflection on the party’s current state and trajectory.

"Having carefully reflected on the state of the party, I can no longer in good conscience participate in the activities of the parties or lend my support to her agenda,” the letter continued.

He requested that his resignation be treated as a formal and total withdrawal from all party levels and structures.

"In view of the above, please consider this as my formal withdrawal from the party and all its activities at all levels with immediate effect,” the letter added.

In his closing remarks, Melaye expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve under the party’s platform during his time as a member.

Thank you for the opportunity to serve under the platform during my period of membership,” the letter concluded.

Melaye’s resignation is seen as a significant blow to the PDP, coming on the heels of former Vice President Atiku Abubakar’s exit from the party.

The former senator’s decision to leave the PDP has sparked speculation about his next political move, but he has vowed to continue fighting for justice, equity, and progress in Nigeria.

Sannisege:
See the grey hair on Peter Obi’s head. The candidate of the youths.

OneCandleAway:
The BaT can't even try this

Covid19lockdown:
Are you referring to the man who graduated from a school yet to be established?

mirrael68:
Our girls did well.
Do not return evil for evil but overcome evil with good.

CorrectionFLuid:
You show love for.. not against.

The Chairman, Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, has strongly condemned the killing of two Nigerian traders in South Africa, describing the incident as senseless, barbaric, and unacceptable.

The two victims, identified simply as Austin and Ayo, were reportedly shot dead at close range by masked gunmen in Durban.

According to unconfirmed reports, the attackers stormed Austin’s office and opened fire, killing both men on the spot.

In a statement by NIDCOM’s spokesperson, Abdur-Rahman Balogun, Dabiri-Erewa said the Nigerian High Commission in South Africa is already looking into the matter.

She urged the South African authorities to launch a thorough investigation and ensure the perpetrators are brought to justice.

“The Chairman/CEO, Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, described the killing of two Nigerian Traders in South Africa by unknown gunmen as intolerable and senseless, with a call to fish out the culprits.

“She said the Nigerian High Commission in South Africa is looking into the matter.

Dabiri-Erewa said this latest unprovoked killing is condemnable and barbaric, calling on South African authorities to thoroughly investigate the matter and expose the perpetrators, ” the statement partly read.

Balogun said she lamented the non-implementation of the early warning mechanisms earlier agreed upon by both countries to prevent such incidents, stressing the need for South Africa to take the arrangement seriously.

She recalled that the early warning mechanism put in place by both countries to prevent such killings is yet to be implemented by South Africa,” the statement added.

While extending condolences to the families of the deceased, Dabiri-Erewa assured them that every effort would be made to ensure justice is served.

Amid rising tension among members of the Nigerian community in South Africa, the NIDCOM boss appealed for calm and urged Nigerians not to take the law into their own hands.

Following tension rising amongst the Nigerian community in South Africa, Dabiri-Erewa has appealed for calm and urged Nigerians not to take laws into their hands while awaiting the outcome of the investigations by the South African police authorities.

She added that the Acting Nigerian High Commissioner in South Africa has demanded a thorough and fair investigation into the incident, ” the statement stated.

kedeojo:
See mumu people. US will have time for forvolities. Una funny sha

OgaTheTop2:
Awujale broke the bondage of heart eating. No more heart eating, period. Dying man's wish is final.