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PoliticsRe: Oluremi Tinubu Harvests Vegetables From Villa Garden, Shares With Staff (Photos) by Vadese1: 10:36pm On Jul 07
Is this woman mocking Nigerians.?
Foreign AffairsRe: Ghana Rejects Ramaphosa State Visit Request Over Xenophobic Attacks by Vadese1: 10:35pm On Jul 07
I just like this Ghana president. He is always on point. Not like the useless one we have in our country call Nigeria
SportsRe: Ghana Fans Celebrated A Nigerian Wearing Super Eagle's Jersey With Joyful Song by Vadese1: 8:10pm On Jun 25
Ghana is ny second country in Africa after my country Nigeria . Very lovely and friendly people
CelebritiesRe: Who Is The Most Famous Person On This Plane? (Photo) by Vadese1: 7:17pm On Jun 18
MJ was beyond human comprehension. He is always the best
TravelRe: The UK Didn't Make Me Happier, And Nigeria Couldn't Either by Vadese1: 1:15pm On Jun 18
Which country do you reside. Maybe you stay some where in African. You are very funny to say you are discouraging your brother with kids not to travel. Even with Uber driving , He will gives his children a better education in Nigeria. Give them good life unless he is a lazy type . Happiness is compound words . It relates different thing to different people.


RichBoy247:
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I have younger brothers in Naija, I have been convincing them not to come here especially the one with 4 kids. I am currently arranging for my siblings to come and holiuday here and see few things for themselves before they jump into the deep blue sea
TravelRe: The UK Didn't Make Me Happier, And Nigeria Couldn't Either by Vadese1: 1:10pm On Jun 18
You said it all.


enemyofprogress:
Anybody that is not happy outside Nigeria cannot be happy in heaven.
CelebritiesRe: Korra Obidi Cries As She Buys Petrol $100 Per Litre For Her SUV In US by Vadese1: 1:55am On Mar 11
Nonsense. Where in US gas is purchase in Litter. Currently in Houston, gallon of fuel is been sold for 3.4$. You believe every rubbish this eye celebrity post
Forum GamesRe: Which Seat Will You Take And Why? by Vadese1: 6:24pm On Jan 22
Seat No 3, I like viewing outside the plain while flying
PoliticsRe: Rivers Chief Judge Declines To Set Up Panel To Probe Fubara by Vadese1: 2:10pm On Jan 22
If the information is true. Kudos to the able governor for doing the right thing. Anything associated to the obiokpo emperor wike. must be discarded


Jerrynet:
ALLEGATIONS OF VICTIMISATION OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS IN RIVERS STATE

There is growing tension and unrest in Rivers State secondary schools following reports that some Principals, Vice Principals, Head Teachers, and their Deputies are being victimised or punished for allegedly supporting former Governor Nyesom Wike.

According to reports, several Principals perceived to be loyal to Wike have been transferred to schools with poor and unconducive working conditions, while others have reportedly been removed from their administrative positions and redeployed to classroom teaching duties after serving for many years as Principals or Vice Principals.

A source within the Rivers State Universal Basic Education Board (RSUBEB) alleged that officials were instructed to use any available excuse to demote or redeploy school administrators believed to be loyal to the former governor. This development has generated widespread concern within the education sector, with many stakeholders describing the situation as unprecedented and destabilising.

A retired board official who also expressed concern over the development described the action as wrong and harmful to the education system. According to him, it is improper for the Board to remove a duly appointed Principal or Vice Principal and replace them with a staff member from the same school merely because the staff member is senior by grade level, while demoting the former administrator to a classroom teacher.

He warned that if such a practice is allowed to stand, it would set a dangerous precedent whereby any school head could be removed simply because a higher-grade officer is transferred into the school. “It would mean that whenever a teacher senior in grade level is posted to a school, the existing head must vacate office and return to the classroom. This will drastically demoralise school heads and make the entire system unstable,” he said.

The retired official further noted that the issue may not necessarily be political, but rather lies in the way the new board members and directors are handling the matter. He emphasized that school heads and their deputies are not appointed solely based on grade-level seniority, but on competence, qualifications, and professional training — particularly in education management.

He questioned the rationale behind appointing individuals who never formally studied education to head schools, noting that some of them were converted from clerical positions, while others were employed without education qualifications or only obtained a Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE). “How do you overlook someone who actually studied education and education management, and appoint someone who does not even know how to write a proper lesson note, let alone inspect teachers’ lesson notes?” he asked.

Recalling past standards, he said that during the tenure of Ven. Fyneface Akah and his predecessors, the criteria for appointing school heads — consistent with global best practices — were competence and qualifications. According to him, this approach contributed significantly to the stability and achievements recorded in the school system during that period.

Another source at the Ministry of Education, who spoke on condition of anonymity, suggested that the situation could be handled more professionally without creating unrest. He explained that the standard practice worldwide, where seniority becomes an issue, is to transfer the officer senior in grade level to a school where the head is already senior, while junior officers are posted to schools where vacancies exist, thereby balancing seniority without humiliating or demoting existing heads.

He also noted that with the governor’s approval for the immediate deployment of the recently recruited 1,000 teachers, such teachers could be posted to schools where Principals, Vice Principals, or Head Teachers are lower in grade level. According to him, this would prevent unnecessary tension and avoid heating up the already fragile polity.

Meanwhile, a teacher from a secondary school in Port Harcourt has appealed to the Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT) to intervene and prevail on Governor Siminalayi Fubara to reverse the alleged directive. The teacher stressed that not all affected administrators are political loyalists, adding that many are career civil servants who have served diligently without violating any civil service rules.

Further investigations revealed that the Board allegedly relied on questionable grade - level justifications to demote some school heads. A source at the Board described the action as improper and contrary to established civil service procedures, noting that it is wrong to remove a duly appointed administrator who has not been found guilty of any misconduct.

In view of these developments, stakeholders are calling on Governor Siminalayi Fubara to urgently look into the matter. Reports indicate that several affected administrators have refused to vacate their offices or hand over, insisting that due process must be followed and that the integrity of the education system must be protected.
SportsRe: Nigeria Vs Algeria: AFCON Quarter-Finals (2 - 0) On 10th January 2026 by Vadese1: 4:45pm On Jan 10
Any idea on the site to stream the match
Foreign AffairsRe: Photo Of Captured Venezuelan President, Maduro by Vadese1: 6:21pm On Jan 03
You are talking out of ignorance. Do you know how powerful is the United States.


BodePolScience:
A president kidnapping another country president; a big shame to the Venezuela's military.
Foreign AffairsRe: Nicholas Maduro To Stand Trial In US For Being Leader Of Drug Cartel by Vadese1: 3:08pm On Jan 03
Trump , I ove you . You are a great man
PoliticsRe: Nigerians Want Leadership, Not Tokenism In Trip Cancellations - PDP To Tinubu by Vadese1:
The killing is just too much. Tinubu is the worst president in Nigeria history
PoliticsRe: Happy 68th Birthday To Goodluck Jonathan by Vadese1: 9:07am On Nov 20, 2025
Happy birthday to a very gentleman and the best president in Nigeria history
Christianity EtcRe: If US Attacks Us, China, Others Will Issue Statements, They Won't Help - Adeboye by Vadese1: 12:16pm On Nov 08, 2025
American I love you . Fire the shot and let celebrate the end to terrorists in our country



FLYFIRE:
"‎We are coming for you, there will be no sanctuaries, No negotiations": U.S Secretary of war tells Boko haram , Iswap , other terrorists in Nigeria.

‎U.S Secretary of war Pete Hegseth in a statement, said :

‎”To Boko Haram, ISWAP, and the Fulani militants: You have targeted Christians because you believed no one would come to their defense. You were wrong"

‎"The United States military is the most lethal fighting force in human history, and we are coming for you. There will be no negotiations. There will be no warnings. There will be no sanctuary"

‎“The killers should know this, American warriors do not sleep. Our satellites see you. Our drones hunt you. Our operators train for you"

‎"You cannot hide in your jungles or your deserts or your mountains. When you hear the Reaper overhead, you may fall to your knees and beg for divine intervention. I have news for you, God heard your victims’ prayers first. We are His answer"

‎“There is no greater failure of leadership than knowing evil exists and choosing to look away. For years, the world has known that Christians in Nigeria are being systematically slaughtered, and the world has done nothing, That ends now"

‎“I am a soldier. I have fought terrorists in Iraq and Afghanistan. I know what Islamic extremism looks like when it targets the innocent. I know the smell of burning villages. I know the silence that follows mass murder. And I know the one truth that separates warriors from bureaucrats, evil only grows when good men fail to act"

‎“In Nigeria, we are witnessing one of the greatest crimes against humanity in modern history, and it has been deliberately hidden, minimized, and explained away by those who lack the courage to name it.

‎“Since 2009, 125,000 Christians have been killed for their faith in Nigeria. Let me repeat that, one hundred twenty-five thousand Christians murdered"

‎" In 2025 alone, we are averaging 32 Christian deaths per day. More than 19,000 churches have been destroyed, that’s three churches per day, every day, for sixteen years. Over 1,100 entire Christian communities have been permanently erased from the map"

‎“This is not farmer-herder conflict. This is not climate change. This is not resource competition". This is genocide.

‎“When militants attack a Catholic church on Pentecost Sunday and slaughter 40 worshippers, that is not a land dispute"

‎" When armed jihadists raid Christian villages on Christmas Day, killing 300 people including children, that is not ethnic tension"

‎"When terrorists chant “Allahu Akbar” while burning families alive in their homes, that is not complexity, that is evil"

‎“And yet, if you read The New York Times, CNN, or The Guardian, you will never see the word “Christian.” You will read about “sectarian violence” and “pastoral conflicts” and “climate-driven migration pressures.”

‎"When a local Catholic bishop states plainly that “40 of my people were not killed because of global warming, but because they were Christians,” the global media ignores him"

‎“This deliberate erasure, this refusal to name the victims and identify their murderers, is a form of complicity. The mainstream media has chosen narrative over truth, and in doing so, they have become enablers of genocide"

‎“The Nigerian government’s complicity is equally clear. On October 14, 2025, a pastor warned the Nigerian Army that Fulani militants were preparing to attack his village. Instead of deploying troops, the army accused the pastor of “spreading misinformation.” Hours later, 13 Christians were murdered, including a six-year-old child. No apology was issued. No arrests were made. No protection was provided"

‎“When it takes three years to arraign suspects in a church massacre that killed 40 people, when military commanders refuse to engage terrorists whose locations are known, when government officials frame systematic religious persecution as climate change, we are not witnessing failure. We are witnessing collaboration"

‎“Previous American administrations understood this. In December 2020, the United States of America designated Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern for systematic violations of religious freedom. It was a necessary and justified recognition of reality"

‎“Then, in November 2021, the Biden administration removed that designation, even as the violence escalated. Even as the body count rose. Even as churches continued to burn. They chose diplomacy over truth, and Christians paid the price in blood"

‎“For four years, the international community has issued statements, held conferences, and expressed concern. For four years, Christians have continued to die, 32 per day, every day, without pause"

‎“President Trump has had enough. I have had enough. And America has had enough"

‎“On October 31, 2025, President Trump redesignated Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern. That designation came with a presidential directive to this Department, prepare operational plans to protect Christians and eliminate the terrorists who are slaughtering them"

‎“Let me be absolutely clear about what this means"

‎“To the Nigerian government: You have enabled this genocide through your inaction, your corruption, and your complicity. All military and financial aid to your government is suspended effective immediately. If you will not protect your Christian citizens, we will, with or without your permission."

‎“To the Christians of Nigeria: For sixteen years, you have endured unspeakable suffering while the world looked away. You have buried your children, rebuilt your churches, and maintained your faith in the face of extermination. You are not forgotten. You are not alone. America stands with you, and America’s warriors are coming"

‎“To the American people: Some will call this intervention. Some will warn of unintended consequences. Some will counsel restraint. These are the same voices that counseled restraint while 125,000 Christians were murdered. These are the same voices that prioritize process over justice, diplomacy over action, and global opinion over American values"

‎“I am not interested in their advice"

‎"I have spent my adult life studying warfare and practicing it. I have led men in combat. I have made life-and-death decisions under fire. I know the difference between necessary force and reckless aggression. What we are preparing to do in Nigeria is not reckless, it is righteous"

‎“This is America’s calling. Not to be the world’s policeman, but to be the world’s protector of the innocent. Not to engage in endless nation-building, but to eliminate evil wherever it threatens those who cannot defend themselves. Not to apologize for our strength, but to wield it in defense of our deepest values"

‎“The warrior ethos that drives our military is simple, we protect those who cannot protect themselves, and we destroy those who prey upon the innocent. That ethos built this nation. It defeated the Nazis. It confronted Soviet tyranny. It hunted down al-Qaeda after 9/11. And it will now be brought to bear against those who believe they can slaughter Christians with impunity"

‎“Some will say this is about imposing American values. They are right. I proudly embrace that charge. If defending religious freedom is imposing American values, then we should impose them everywhere they are absent. If protecting Christians from genocide is American imperialism, then I am an imperialist. If believing that human life has sacred dignity makes me a Christian nationalist, then I wear that label with honor"

‎“History will judge this moment. Our children will ask us what we did when Christians were being slaughtered by the thousands. They will want to know if we issued statements or took action. If we expressed concern or demonstrated courage. If we prioritized diplomatic relationships or human lives"

‎"I know how I will answer that question"

‎“In the Middle Ages, when Christian pilgrims were slaughtered on their way to Jerusalem, Europe’s warriors took up arms and marched to their defense. They carried a simple motto, Deus Vult, God wills it. They understood that faith demands action, that belief requires courage, and that sometimes the only response to evil is overwhelming force"

‎“Nearly a thousand years later, that same moral clarity is required. God does not will the slaughter of innocents. God does not will the burning of churches. God does not will the execution of children for their faith. And God does not will us to stand idly by while His people are exterminated"

‎“The killers should know this, American warriors do not sleep. Our satellites see you. Our drones hunt you. Our operators train for you. You cannot hide in your jungles or your deserts or your mountains. When you hear the Reaper overhead, you may fall to your knees and beg for divine intervention. I have news for you, God heard your victims’ prayers first. We are His answer"

‎“The world is watching to see if America still has the courage of its convictions"

‎"They are about to get their answer"


‎Pete Hegseth.

‎United states Secretary of War

PoliticsRe: Tinubu Government Summons All Foreign Diplomats In Abuja Over Trump’s Threat by Vadese1: 5:11pm On Nov 05, 2025
This your comment get as be. Baker Hughes is nolonger doing much in Nigeria likewise Halliburton. Nigeria local content companies has taken over the oil and gas services operations. Chevron and ExxonMobil are already selling there assets in Nigeria to diversified outside. Don't give your self false hope that American is benefitting anything from nigeria. It is rather the other way round. They are the one giving us .



HacheNoire:
That does not send a message to the US.

Just shutdown Chevron, Exxon, Haliburton and Baker Hughes and you will see them begging for pardon.
PoliticsRe: US Foreign Aid Disbursement To 20 African Countries For Sept 2025 by Vadese1: 4:09pm On Nov 05, 2025
American is way too far in everythings compared to this brief chinko Chinese people. They are only making noise pretending to be a good fellows because they know african (Nigeria) is always there dumping ground for there low qualities products


Ezeama400:
I love America..

USA has Gods Grace to police the world..

Can someone show me Chinese Aid ?
PoliticsRe: White House Press Secretary Comments On Possible Military Actions In Nigeria by Vadese1: 10:33am On Nov 05, 2025
In your view, it is better the killing continue than to stop it by President Trump


mascot87:
Let me tell you what you people don't know.
In as much as I want all the Islamic terrorists and Fulani terrorists wiped out including there sponsors by the United State in the North, there would be a big humanitarian crisis in the South too and that's the fact.
There is no law stopping the movement of people from the North to the South in Nigeria including the disguised terrorists. They will move down south to find shelter. We are talking about 250 million Nigerians here.
Is the South ready for this infiltration and the consequences it will bring? Is the South ready to take care of the Northern immigrants because you cannot stop them from free movement.

***Most comments under my post are based on sentiments and emotions and not solid ground on fact. What you people don't understand is that the northerners may see the invasion as been triggered by the south (most especially the SE) to fight the North and may instruct there people to move down south in millions for shelter. In doing so, we may have more crisis that we may not be able to handle. Is the South ready for this? Such invasion goes beyond just going after the terrorists that have already been infiltrated into the society. It's not that easy as you people think. Once it starts, no one could ascertain its end. *It could be sabotaged from within and US wouldn't be able to help.
PoliticsRe: China Won’t Stop Our Plans In Nigeria - Rep Riley Moore Reacts by Vadese1: 8:20am On Nov 05, 2025
Tinubu government uses everything to play politics. Imagined Bokoharam has been killings citizens every day. People cannot go to there bush in the he north without paying dues to the terrorists. American is coming to save us from this unimaginable killing, Tinubu government is crying fowl to discredit this welcome development from President Trump
PoliticsRe: I’m Not Scared Of Trump, Barau Tackles Akpabio by Vadese1: 8:05am On Nov 05, 2025
Thanks. You have a far understanding of international politics than this our useless idiots senator. Any diplomatic actions by the American against Nigeria will create doom for us. China and Russia are noise maker.



ebexofficial:
He thinks it’s a physical fight like Fulani and farmers.
He needs to understand it’s a diplomatic thing which should be handled with PR and not power. Akpabio is wise to make Trump seem big and whatever he says afterwards would be well accepted. And I am very sure the next actions from Akpabio would be pointing at how Nigeria is making efforts to enforce and eradicate the crisis.

If American aids stops coming to Naija all American allies would also stop aiding our dear Naija then only China or Russia would aid us, leaving Naija at their mercy and soon we may become a Chinese runned nation like some African countries.
PoliticsRe: In The East It's Christians Killing Christians - Soludo by Vadese1: 6:43am On Nov 03, 2025
Second term ambition will not allow this Nan to have some sense
PoliticsRe: We Are Ready For Action In Nigeria - US Defense Secretary Informs Trump by Vadese1: 1:33pm On Nov 02, 2025
You are talking of the world most powerful nation. US will invade Nigeria and nothing will happen. The world are even tired of us. Our military are like pregnant women. Who will defend Tinubu from this mess he has created



Mccullum:
If US wanted to destroy any country. They will be looking for excuses and make use of what differentiate people of such nations. Such as ethnicity or religion.

That's the loop hole they have found in Nigeria. Though, US cannot invade Nigeria simply because it'll expose their continuous abuse of international law and it'll picture their invasion that it's more for political reasons than protection of Christians.

Nigeria needs to grow militarily because a country that want peace must always prepare for war.
PoliticsRe: We Are Ready For Action In Nigeria - US Defense Secretary Informs Trump by Vadese1: 1:27pm On Nov 02, 2025
Operation python dance. Where are thou. Fear has enter every corner of Asorock.
PoliticsRe: Lagos Is Yoruba United States — Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu by Vadese1: 5:47pm On Oct 30, 2025
No matter how long it take, Nigeria will one they separate into different region. Then we shall know what Ekiti , Osun state and some of there sister states will bring into the table to survive . The lagos port usage will be limited to western states. We shall also know how the maga city will survive without the revenue from the eastern and the northern industrialists . My region Niger delta have everything to exist like New York
PoliticsRe: "King Nebu:" Wole Soyinka Describes Jonathan As "Nebuchadnezzar' (throwback) by Vadese1: 7:50pm On Oct 29, 2025
Wole is one of the reasons many Nigerias are suffering today. He contributed to bring buhari to power which further gave birth to Tinubu to come into Asorock. History will not forget this old man
BusinessRe: Man Raises Alarm After Spotting Hundreds Of Dangote Tankers, Sparks Monopoly Fea by Vadese1: 8:10am On Oct 28, 2025
Dangote is not holding any one from buying trucks or doing refinery business. You can as well buy your own and start your oil business. Good luck
Christianity EtcRe: 10 Things Catholics Do That The Apostles Didn't by Vadese1: 8:02am On Oct 27, 2025
Any practice aside the Bible is not of God. To every Christians, the holy book is our living standards. Nothing should be added to the Bible nor remove, says our Lord . Any traditions of the church practices outside the teaching of the Bible is regarded a sinful acts


Jahlivesforever:
The Catholic church teaches from Bible and Tradition.

Those things you listed may not be in the bible, but they are in the tradition of the church.

So, if you don't know tradition of the church, go ask your parish priest
PoliticsRe: Can The New APC Decampee Governors Deliver Their States To PBAT In 2027? by Vadese1: 3:14pm On Oct 19, 2025
In 2023, obi defeated Tinubu in Lagos . Lagos was govern by apc governor and still till now. Tinubu was a former governor of lagos state and he was defeated . 2027 will be an easy ride. People are hungry . Tinubu has mess everything up. This defective governor will not change anything. They will make things more easy for Tinubu defeat because almost all the defected governor's are having a running battle with the original apc members in there various states
PoliticsRe: FG Sues Senator Nwebonyi Over Alleged Vile Remarks Against Senator Natasha by Vadese1: 4:30pm On Oct 17, 2025
This is a good one by Fg. I'm happy both the federal government and Natasha will use this unless Akpabio errand boy who is a senator to settle score. The man was over running his mouth. He was fighting more than Akpabio that has issues with Natasha

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