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This man is the greatest liar of all time, he lies effortlessly, and he has lied for as long as he can remember

It is only a matter of time before Obidike Pandora's supporters start exhibiting their bitterness, these guys are always bitter

Moh247:
How will Tinubu offer a PDP governor Senatorial seat? Even after INEC has compiled list of candidates.... This people are provoking Wike and when he fights back they would start complaining

Na Obituary supporters dey carry fake news.

They always get the source from mad people.

God bless Wike and shame on Nigeria journalist peddling fake news.

For Oyo state, Atiku and Peter Obi the GCE holder will not get shishi vote. We can give both of them 15% to share amongst themselves.

—Obi Pandora will take 0.01%

—Atiku will take the remaining 14.99%

In the south, we're happy that Peter Obi is there to steal Atiku's vote because the majority of the people who want to vote the criminal GCE holder are PDP supporters, so for every vote Obi gets, we win.

The man is dullard and a third-class politician who has no experience managing Nigeria

Atiku is in trouble.

—Peter Obituary will steal some of his PDP votes in the SS.

—Asiwaju Jagaban will secure 25% minimum move in all the SS states.

God bless Wike
Shame on Ayu

One of the chieftains of the Peoples Democratic Party in Delta State, Prince Gabriel Nwanazia, has moved with over 200 defectors to the All Progressives Congress in the state.

Nwanazia who defected to APC on Saturday at the Aniocha North Local Government Area of the state alongside his supporters said he moved to APC as a result of unresolved crises in PDP.

He said, “I am a strong PDP mobiliser, a great supporter but today I decided to move my over two hundred supporters to APC.

“PDP does not keep agreement, I have worked for PDP over the years, I have delivered for PDP in all elections in Aniocha North.

“Today, no development in our area, some of the things here were done by APC. Crisis everywhere in the party”

Presenting the defectors to the leadership of the party, the only serving APC councillor in Delta State, Mr. Emmanuel Oweazim, disclosed that Nwanazia was APC problem in the local government during elections in the past.

“2023 is the end of PDP in Delta state, one of our problems during election period had joined APC today and a lot of persons are expected to join APC soon.

“Crisis has made PDP lose one of its henchmen and by the time Omo-Agege emerged 2023, I will no longer be the only councillor in the state”

Receiving the defectors, the Aniocha North APC Chairman, Mr. Mathew Chinye, Adizue Elueaka and House of Assembly candidate of the party, Mr. Bazim Boise, noted that the defection of youth mobiliser, Nwanazia, in Delta politics marked the end of PDP in the state.

Source: https://punchng.com/delta-pdp-chieftain-200-others-defect-to-apc/?amp

Obi is a criminal who should not be allowed to be president.

As a result of Peter Obi's actions, countless people were killed in Awkusu and dumped into the river.

Chima Okoyi, a Nigerian residing in Lilongwe, Malawi, has been ordered to pay a fine of K1.5 million, an equivalent of N650,000, or risk a 12-month jail term with hard labour over alleged possession of 17 blisters of cocaine.

According to Nyasa Times, an online newspaper in Malawi, James Mankhwazi, a Magistrate’s Court judge, said Okoyi was a first-time offender and that the quantity of cocaine he was caught with was small, while delivering his judgement on September 9.

This was after the prosecution argued that Okoyi deserved a stiffer punishment because drug-related cases were becoming rampant in the country with Nigerians topping the list of offenders.

Following a tip-off, the police had arrested Okoyi at his residence in the country’s capital on August 27 and found drugs hidden under his bed.

“Lilongwe Police drug detectives, accompanied by Central West Region officers, invaded the said premises at around 15:00 hours,” Hastings Chigalu, Lilongwe police spokesperson, said after his arrest.

“With a blessing from Lilongwe Magistrate Court that granted a search warrant for the same, detectives thoroughly did their job which resulted into uncovering of the 17 blisters of the suspected cocaine hidden under his bed.”

The drugs were sent to the country’s pharmacy, medicines and regulatory authority for analysis and were later confirmed to be cocaine.

Source: https://fij.ng/article/nigerian-fined-n650000-for-cocaine-possession-in-malawi/

CC: Mynd44 Lalasticala

Two Nigerian nationals have been busted by the Liberia Drugs Enforcement Agency (LDEA) with about 781 kilograms of narcotic substance.

Stanley Igbo, aged 42, and Nwachukwu Ghigzie, 47, were arrested on Friday, 2 September 2022 in Gbarnga, Bong County following a tipoff from an LDEA officer who "pretended to be a Buyer."

The drugs confiscated are heroin and cocaine, with a total market value of a little over 6.1 Million, according to the LDEA.

Bong County LDEA Commander Thomas Saye told a news conference following the arrest that the suspects have been pretending to sell auto parts at the Gbarnga Administrative building's junction over the years.

"These guys have been selling drugs and pretending like their entire source of income is the sale of auto parts," the Commander said.

"They only have small auto parts but the main reason for their stay at the shop is the sale of these substances," Commander Saye added.

According to him, they planted one of their female intelligence officers with about L$45,000 who went to the shop and acted like she wanted to buy some of the drugs for retail marketing.

He stated that when the officer got the full understanding about how the narcotic drugs are sold, she later alarmed the LDEA and the police who immediately went to the scene to carry on the arrest.

"Before our Intelligence Officer [could] even get the clear understanding about how these guys are transacting their businesses, it was so difficult," he said.

"At a certain point, he (the suspect) told her that he was not selling anything because he suspected that some security personnel were around. But talking from one point to another, he later decided to sell the items to her at which time we got the information," he said.

Asked whether there is information about others who may have been in business connections with the suspects, Commander Saye said they cannot disclose their next target to the public.

But he said they remain committed to doing the right thing amid the fight against drug trafficking.

In other cases, the Bong County LDEA Commander said Aleo Bankura, the Sierra Leonean national who was arrested on 11 July 2022 with 191 kilograms of marijuana, has been taken to court for trial. He said if proven guilty, he will be taken to jail.

He also told the media that they have launched a manhunt for David Mulbah, a town Chief from lower Bong who had over the past assisted suspect Bankura in the sales of marijuana.

Source: https://allafrica.com/stories/202209050384.html