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Can you imagine? Tinubu removed subsidy, devalued naira, keeps collecting loans at random, all with little or nothing to show for it, except to fuel his political ambitions. All these malpractices had already shocked the economy. Blaming the war between the US and Iran is to cover up your incompetence. I'm surprised you did not blame the high cost of beans on the war between Russia and Ukraine. |
That is how low they think of the populace. Giving them mats and buckets to keep praying, till bandits delete them. Deceiving people with "peanuts" while stealing their "gold".
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Oga, there are many known supporters of bandits and terrorists all over Nigeria, both online and offline. If you are serious about going after them, you can start with Gumi.
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There is need for awareness Nlfpmod |
Recent reports indicate that members of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) have been implicated in kidnapping and extortion allegations. Edo State Dismissals (April 2026): The Edo State Police Command has dismissed five police officers for their involvement in a criminal syndicate that abducted and extorted residents. These officers, in collaboration with civilians, operated a "one-chance" kidnapping scheme in Benin City, demanding ransom payments from victims. Abuja-Kaduna Road Incidents: Several incidents have been recorded where NPF tactical teams, such as the Intelligence Response Team (IRT), have apprehended suspected kidnappers, sometimes in coordinated operations along the Abuja-Kaduna axis. General Action Against Misconduct: The NPF leadership, including the Inspector General of Police, has consistently emphasized a "zero tolerance" policy for misconduct, ordering the prosecution of officers found wanting, as seen in cases involving extortion and unprofessional conduct. "All of us must work hard to dismantle this crime scene called a country because there is no way we will be able to survive with this. It is impossible,” Obi once said.
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God1000:Abdul. Always looking for information against Trump. I remember how you mourned over Kamala Harris's loss to Trump. I knew you wanted Kamala to win so she could give more opportunity for terrorism to expand. Your hatred for someone who don't know about your existence is pathetic. Trump still has two more years to deal with terrorists all over the world, including Nigeria. I pray you would not end up in mental breakdown. |
ResidentSnitch:Sources said that Iran is not ready to stop urenium enrichment, long range ballastic missiles program & open Strait of Hormuz. These are the core part of the negotiation to reach a deal. |
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The United States and Iran failed to reach an agreement after a day of highly anticipated face-to-face peace talks, Washington's lead negotiator Vice President J.D. Vance announced on Sunday. "The bad news is that we have not reached an agreement. And I think that's bad news for Iran much more than it's bad news for the US... they have chosen not to accept our terms," Vance said in a press conference in Islamabad, before boarding Airforce Two to leave the country. Asked what the major sticking point had been that led to the breakdown in negotiations, Vance said: "The simple fact is that we need to see an affirmative commitment that they will not seek a nuclear weapon, and they will not seek the tools that would enable them to quickly achieve a nuclear weapon." However, he left open the possibility an agreement could still be reached, saying: "We leave here with a very simple proposal: a method of understanding that is our final and best offer," adding, "We'll see if the Iranians accept it." The talks — which lasted for 21 hours — began in Islamabad on Saturday as the two sides looked to reach a deal to end the war that has shaken the Middle East for six weeks. It was the first face-to-face engagement between the U.S. and Iran since 2015, when the Obama administration negotiated a nuclear deal with Iran that was later scrapped by Trump. The negotiations took place amid a fragile ceasefire between the two countries, made even more shaky following Israel's continued strikes on Lebanon and Iran's demand to maintain control over the Strait of Hormuz.
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yarimo:Most powerful president that hid in Jos airport because of common bandits Has your most powerful president said anything about this accident caused by his convoy during his visit in Bayelsa? Or the lives that were lost don't matter.
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This is very embarrassing for the country. Security agencies fighting each other shows serious coordination failure.
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This is very embarrassing for the country. Security agencies fighting each other shows serious coordination failure.
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Tinubu cannot appoint somebody that won't swear oath of allegiance to him, jokes on Nigerians who thought Tinubu has any shred of integrity in him. Even if this INEC chairman resigns, Tinubu will appoint another, who's even more partisan than Joash, it's that simple.
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Clueless government always looking for a scapegoat. From blaming a screwdriver seller in Aba, to blaming mai shayi in Kano for snitching on them. Have they arrested all the so-called repentant terrorists recruited into the Nigerian army leaking Intel to their brothers in Sambisa forest? In Jos, the governor could not step out of the armor tank to address his people. Tinubu could not leave the airport to visit the victims of insecurity. Even the generals in the Nigerian army are slaughtered like chickens, and all that Tinubu does is to mourn. Aren't all these enough information to foreign bodies that all is not well in Nigeria? Aliyu Gebi is a professional security consultant. There's no information he has about Nigeria that is not accurate. They just want to silence those who speak out so they can continue to deny the atrocities going on in Nigeria. |
Even the fund for rehabilitation of repentant Boko Haram was increased from N50b to N115b by Tinub, amidst rising cases of terrorism in the nation. The new allocation is contained in the 2026 Appropriation Bill approved by the National Assembly, detailed in the House of Representatives Order Paper dated Tuesday, March 31, 2026, and in the budget schedule attached to the proposal.
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This is yet another tragic reminder that insecurity in Nigeria remains dangerously unresolved. The loss of civilians, CJTF members, and security personnel shows a systemic failure in intelligence, coordination, and proactive defense. At this point, responsibility must be placed where it belongs—on leadership. Bola Ahmed Tinubu was elected with the promise of renewed hope, yet communities continue to face relentless attacks from insurgents like Boko Haram and ISWAP. Nigerians cannot continue to live under constant fear while the government appears reactive rather than decisive. Security is the primary duty of any administration. Until there is clear, measurable, and sustained action that dismantles these terror networks and protects vulnerable regions, statements and condemnations will no longer be enough. The country deserves leadership that treats this crisis with the urgency and seriousness it demands. |
How was this evil party brought to destroy our democracy?
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They are nuisance everywhere. Time to start chasing them away.
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That is the reason Alex left. But the lying government said he was deported.
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APC in the mud.
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Oil prices falling after the ceasefire shows how global markets react instantly to peace. But in Nigeria, Tinubu’s government keep failing to translate such gains into relief for citizens. While the world enjoys cheaper crude, Nigerians are still battling insecurity and skyrocketing fuel prices. This is proof that bad governance, not global oil trends, is our real problem. |
Halting ADC activities in Katsina under the guise of ‘maintain status quo’ looks more like a tactic to weaken opposition. APC and Tinubu’s government keep pushing Nigeria toward a one‑party system by using courts and institutions to silence rivals. Democracy cannot survive if legitimate parties are constantly blocked from operating freely. |
Iran agreeing to open the Strait of Hormuz for just two weeks shows how fragile the situation really is. This isn’t a victory for anyone—it’s a temporary truce. The APC government in Nigeria should learn from this: when leaders play politics instead of tackling insecurity and governance, citizens are left vulnerable. Stability requires honesty and decisive action, not propaganda. |
The ADC affidavit only proves that Nigeria still has multiple legitimate voices in politics. But APC and Tinubu’s government keep trying to silence opposition and foist a one‑party system on the country. Democracy thrives on diversity of parties, not on one ruling party manipulating INEC and institutions to entrench itself. Nlfpmod |
It’s troubling when the government’s narrative doesn’t match reality. Alex Barber says he wasn’t deported, yet officials claim otherwise. This lack of transparency is the same inactive posture we see on insecurity—Nigerians are left vulnerable while leaders play politics with the truth. Tinubu’s government must stop the lies and start tackling the real issues facing the people. |
Election rigging has always been the root of Nigeria’s instability. The elder’s warning is a reminder that peace can only come from free and fair elections. Tinubu should know that manipulating the will of the people is a recipe for chaos. |
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