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seunmsg:
I just found a property dispute ruling in north London that involves a dead Nigerian general, a woman that dies during the court case & then turns out to have never existed, and two sets of people alleging fraud and identity theft against eachother, including a Nigerian judge
In a nutshell, this guy - Chief Mike Agbedor Abu Ozekhome, applied to register a transfer of ownership of a property to himself, which is objected to by “ms Tali Shani”, who claims to be the owner

https://x.com/g0adm/status/1966558910669586819?s=46[/quote]Lots of these SANs na criminals. Some of them even got the SAN title through bribery. Look what a man like Ozekhome did? Isn't this shameful?

phosky:
Ricky Hatton's legacy will 'live on' as tributes pour in for champion boxer



https://www.bbc.com/news/live/c201x6891e8t

creolehunt:
https://guardian.ng/news/adeleke-orders-action-on-jailed-osun-monarch/

Daejumong:
‘No argument with my wife in 17 yrs of marriage’- Pastor David Oyedepo Jnr.

Having arguments in marriage can actually be healthy!

Why Arguments Matter in Marriage
1. They Build Trust
-When couples argue respectfully, they show that it’s safe to express disagreement.Over time, this builds emotional security and openness

2. They show Hidden Issues
• Arguments often reveal concerns that have been hiding beneath the surface.Addressing these early prevents issues from growing• It is better to release tension than let it explode later.

3. They Promote Honesty
• In conflict, people often speak their raw truth. This can lead to better understanding and connection.

4. They Improve Communication Skills
• Learning to argue well—without yelling or shutting down—teaches conflict resolution.

5. They Strengthen the Bond
• Working through disagreements shows commitment• Couples who resolve conflict together often feel more united afterward.

6. They Establish Boundaries
• Arguments clarify what’s okay and what’s not.
• They help couples define personal limits and mutual expectations

“A little conflict can build trust, so approach disagreements with respect to grow closer”

• Proverbs 15:1 — “A gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger.”
• Ephesians 4:26 — “Do not let the sun go down while you are still angry.”
• James 1:19 — “Be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry.”

Dae Jumong 12/09/25

Kuginzi:
https://thenationonlineng.net/breaking-rivers-begins-transition-to-democratic-governance/

TonyRazor:
Nonye Soludo Challenges Ekwunife to Oath of Fidelity Before Blessed Virgin Mary, DNA Test on Children

Kaliningrad:
https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/09/2025-trent-nelson-salt-lake-111105653_f9e918.jpg

@Collin Rugg posted;

malali:
The American Embassy, Abuja, Nigeria
The British High Commission, Abuja, Nigeria
European Union Delegation to Nigeria
United Nations Human Rights Office, Nigeria

Subject: Urgent Attention Required: Undemocratic and Unconstitutional Actions by Senator Godswill Akpabio

Dear Sir/Madam,

I write to formally draw your urgent attention to a matter of grave concern regarding the ongoing attempt by Senator Godswill Akpabio, President of the Nigerian Senate, to undermine the democratic mandate of the people of Kogi Central.

Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, duly elected by the citizens of Kogi Central in the 2023 general elections, completed a six-month suspension imposed for alleged insubordination. There have been no new infractions committed by Senator Akpoti since her suspension. Yet, Senator Akpabio has taken unconstitutional measures to bar her from resuming her legislative duties, citing procedural pretexts. This is not only a violation of the Nigerian Constitution but a breach of the democratic rights of hundreds of thousands of Nigerian voters.

It is evident that this action is part of a broader strategy to use personal influence and entrenched political networks to consolidate power, suppress dissent, and trample on the principle of representation. By attempting to extend punishment beyond its legal limit, Senator Akpabio is effectively violating the principle of double jeopardy, which forbids multiple punishments for the same alleged misconduct.

This conduct constitutes a serious affront to democratic norms and, under global human rights standards, may amount to acts that traverse into treasonable offenses, particularly where elected officials and the electorate are being systematically disenfranchised.

In light of these developments, we urge your offices to:
1. Publicly express concern over the obstruction of Senator Akpoti’s constitutional mandate.
2. Consider the suspension or revocation of visas for Senator Akpabio, his immediate family, and any individuals found to have participated in these unconstitutional actions, in accordance with international norms on democracy and human rights.
3. Monitor and report any further actions that seek to undermine democratic representation in Nigeria.

The Nigerian Constitution vests sovereignty in the people, and no legislative chamber or individual can supersede that mandate. International scrutiny is essential to ensure that Nigeria’s democratic institutions are not hijacked by personal ambition or political vendetta.

We trust that your offices will treat this matter with the urgency and seriousness it demands. The people of Kogi Central, and indeed the Nigerian populace, cannot be silenced without consequence.

Sincerely,

Malali,
Concerned Citizen.

fergie001:
Christopher Landau
Deputy Secretary of State, The United States

Justiceori2019:
UNIPORT VC Commissions New World-Class CRAB Centre, Boosts Creative Arts

Professor Owunari Abraham Georgewill, the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Port Harcourt, has indeed been making waves in the academic world. On September 10, 2025, he commissioned the new world-class CRAB Centre, also known as the UniPort Arts Theatre, and handed over to the Head of Department of Theatre & Film Studies, Prof Ovunda Ihunwo

The building will serve as the official theatre and creative arts hub of the university and provide a platform for artistic expression, showcasing plays, and fostering creativity within the university community and beyond.

As the 9th Vice-Chancellor of the University of Port Harcourt, Professor Georgewill has demonstrated exceptional leadership since his appointment in July 2021, driving the university's growth and development.

dominique:
It has not been confirmed yet that he's dead. Sadly America happened to him . The gun control bill American senators and congressmen are unwilling to pass will always come back to haunt them.

mohims:
Indeed. But please where is the lie in what Reno said? Stop being a hypocrite. Kiss the truth

Lalasdiva:
Former presidential aide, Reno Omokri, has launched a fresh attack on 2023 Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate, Peter Obi Omokri explained the reason Obi allegedly resumed public engagements after taking some days to rest following a doctor's advice. FCT, Abuja - Former presidential aide, Reno Omokri, said the 2023 Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate, Peter Obi, returned to public engagement to politicise the recent killings in some parts of the country.

Omokri said that while Obi has condemned the killings in Nigeria, he has refused to comment on Simon Ekpa’s conviction by a Finnish court. Peter Obi, who told us he was sick, came out of retirement to politicise the recent killings in some parts of the country. He said the deaths upset him. But curiously, this same Peter Obi has not said anything about the conviction of Simon Ekpa by a Finnish court." Omokri stated this via his X handle @renoomokri on Tuesday, September 8, 2025 He quoted the Finnish court to have saying Ekpa was directly responsible for many deaths through terrorism in the Southeast.

He chooses not to comment to condemned any evil happened in the southeast, rather he must condemn anything outside his region, Nigerians are aware of this.

If Peter Obi has recovered enough from his sickness to play politics, please can he tell us why the deaths in Borno bother him, but the massacre caused by Simon Ekpa in Igboland does not appear to concern him? “That is Peter Obi's regular trademark. If it happens in Igboland, Obi will suddenly become deaf, dumb, and blind. But if it occurs in the North or Southwest, Peter Obi will dance naked in public like a madman.

He chooses not to comment to condemned any evil happened in the southeast, rather he must condemn anything outside his region, Nigerians are aware of this. The southeast people are just too funny, I do not know if they enjoyed sitting at home on Monday while other states rank in millions, instead of them to call out Peter Obi to talk about the insecurity affecting them, they are busy focusing on Lagos while their state wallows away.

yns4real:
https://punchng.com/2027-presidency-jonathan-splits-south-south-pdp/

happney65:
Under GEJ "The ball stops at the table of the president"

Under Tinubu "Blame the Governor's and other people"

I spit on your blad heads..

helinues:
I am actually curious about somethings..

Under this government, most of the sectors and institutions are now independent..Should we still be blaming the presidency for some things.

The insecurity in North, starting from the NSA Ribadu who is from the North, Governors, to the Senators, HOR members, HOA members, Emirs, group leaders etc.

Please what's their own responsibility in the killings here and there in North lately?

DomPerignon:
J.Paul Getty of Getty oil held the title of worlds richest man between 1950-1979

At the peak of his wealth in 1966, Getty had an estimated net worth of $1.2bn .

Getty was American . Take note.

PissInside:
Elon musk my man is the most influential man alive and probably gonna be the wealthiest man in history soon 🔥

fergie001:
https://thesun.ng/2027-jonathan-forges-on-with-election-plans/?fbclid=IwdGRjcAMraEBjbGNrAytoLWV4dG4DYWVtAjExAAEerWmmYhGuKEe3fLidSvhJWC4tAPRV0TXOmSWQbFXIz5GeWx54O5Hjcqnu7L0_aem_L3eKwpsQwjRwyw5-gxQxAA

Tharmon:
I work as a sales boy in a shop were curtain accessories are sold and in this line of business some customers tend to owe not because they don't have but because they don't want to.

So there is this man that I know and he owes other people too, he should be in his forties and I'm 21, so he bought goods from my shop today worth #60k and told me he will pay me once he gets back from were he wants to use the items he bought so he decided to drop his phone because I didn't allow him to carry my goods without paying. so this evening when he arrived he was sweating and complaining that the customer has not paid blah blah blah..as usual of them

He couldn't even pay up the person that went to work with him complete. He tried explaining to me sweating and all that that what is left in his account is #35k which he paid to me but I didn't allow him to go with his phone, I turned deaf ears to his ranting and assured him he is not leaving there with his phone without paying the remaining balance of #25k. He had no other choice than to leave without his phone and now am worried if I have done something wrong .

Was I wrong to keep his phone? What would have been the right action I would have taken because I'm feeling very bad now like what will he tell his wife about his phone.

yarimo:
Nigerians are happy to have TINUBU as president

kheny12:
Ibadan state will be a good idea.... because Oyo state is too large and can carve out like 3 other states.

tunene66:
Angela Rayner has left her posts as Deputy PM, Housing Secretary and deputy Labour leader after standards watchdog Sir Laurie Magnus delivered his verdict that she broke the ministerial code by failing to pay tens of thousands of pounds in tax.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15069209/Angela-Rayner-left-government-sleaze-report-property-dealings-Labour-descends-chaos.html

eherbal:
https://pmexpressng.com/dismissed-police-officer-promotes-self-resumes-duty-at-lagos-state-command/

Maxymilliano:
As posted by the EFCC



https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CQ6vwWQky/

Lanretoye:
people breaking barriers yeah,which one you don break in your life…you can attack but when they give you back left right and center then you want to cry foul,you go cry tire

Lanretoye:
It was jakande that drew the map,I don’t know why he refused to draw their own states’ map for them before he died…even the train self ,na inside drawing book e Dey.ndi Lagos is a slum

zero8zero:
"When" did naira went up 1900, was it not "when" he took over power?. Why are you guys struggling with English



You guys are the reason people dey insult Nigerian graduates as half baked and unemployable.