Perfectbeing:
The party is not in existence yet. Still waiting for YDP to be formed

etrouble:


Lazy youth,this is what joblessness has turned you into. You are not thinking of what will improve your life before 2023, instead you are thinking of which or what political party of criminals to vote for in 2023.

Well, let me enlighten you before joblessness leads into foolishness. Between now and the next general elections, several indices would have changed. Several political prostitutes would have crossed to another party which they think will give them easy access to the national treasury. Have you forgotten how Rotimi Amaechi, Bukola Saraki, Rabiu Kwakwaso and other looters left PDP for APC less than six months before the 2015 general elections thereby stripping Goatluck Jonaddaft nakked at the market square?

Have you also forgotten how Bukola Saraki, Atikuchukwu Abubakar, Rabiu kwakwaso and other shameless looters ran back from APC to their vomit in PDP when they couldn’t get access to the national treasury through APC because Buhari and his Hausa/Fulani gang of thieves sidelined others?

Even Asiwaju Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu the Jagaban Borgu and his political family of looters too may have moved to another party.

Many things outside and beyond our thoughts will happen before the 2023 but what is paramount is that you and Ai should improve our lives before then

nettpen:


PDP is way better than APC. I voted APC in 2015 a decision I regret.

Denique:
I saw manhood. Who else did at first?

Samanza89:
This is fake news and worth of discrediting the good and hardworking administration of President Buhari.

The North is safe!

I repeat this is fake news!

Mynd44:
Are we still on this?

Erojepromise:
seriously they can be uncomfortable.l have only had artificial nails on just twice and they didn't last two weeks. though l like the moderate type of artificial nails...

HAccord:


Go to Germany or Canada.

At least 20 bodies of EndSARS protesters massacred at Lekki Toll Gate, Lagos by operatives of the Nigerian Army on October 20, 2020, were on Friday secretly moved to the Infectious Disease Hospital (IDH) mortuary in Yaba.

SaharaReporters gathered that the Lekki massacre victims were moved to the IDH mortuary after a postmortem examinations was conducted on their bodies at the Department of Pathology and Forensic Medicine, Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Ikeja.

The IDH mortuary is beside the 68 Nigerian Army Reference Hospital (68 NARHY), a military health facility in Yaba.


SaharaReporters recall that soldiers had last week Tuesday opened fire on the protesters, who had converged at the Lekki Toll Gate to protest against police brutality.

The incident triggered a global outrage, with calls for justice echoing from different parts of the world.

It was gathered that before the shooting started, some officials uninstalled the Closed Circuit Television cameras in the area.

The electricity at the protest area was also disconnected to prevent demonstrators from filming the attack.

Minutes later, heavily armed Nigerian Army personnel moved into the scene to complete the plan.

By the time sounds of their guns died down, dozens of protesters had been killed.

Though Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, blamed ‘forces beyond our control’ for the attack, the Army in a statement later revealed that the soldiers were invited to the scene of protest by the governor.

Also soldiers involved in the operation confirmed they were drafted in for the mission on the request of the governor.

The soldiers, who were deployed from 65 Battalion, Bonny Camp, Victoria Island, Lagos, told some victims’ relatives after dumping some of the injured and dead at MRS Hospital that they were sent by Sanwo-Olu.

While the governor insisted that there were only two recorded deaths and no bloodstain at the scene of the protest, military sources told SaharaReporters that no fewer than 30 protesters died as a result of the shooting.

Meanwhile, a human rights advocacy group, Amnesty International, has released a timeline of the Lekki shootings, which it said followed an on-the-ground investigation into the incident.

In the timeline published on Wednesday, the rights groups said it uncovered how soldiers from Bonny Camp opened fire on protesters.

The new timeline of the incident chronicled from how the protest was peaceful, through the firing of gunshots, and up to the statement from Governor Sanwo-Olu that the army was responsible for the shooting.

Amnesty International said its investigation had confirmed that the Nigerian Army and police killed peaceful protesters in Lagos.

babaneenoni:
100% sure works for me like jazz

TrippleEEE:

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