The betrayer cannot have it otherwise! He is unelectable having agreed with Wike not to seek re-election. That was the penalty for betraying Wike his political benefactor!
UPDATES!!! The Youth Freindly and the Incoming Governor of Lagos State @GRVlagos has picked up his Governorship nomination form at the ADC National Headquarters in Abuja Today.
FuckFuckPastor: Nigerians React as Peter Obi Wears “OK” Shirt While Kwankwaso Doesn’t
Truth is Kwaks is way smarter than Peter Obi! Lose your brand and your rant is gone! Keep your brand intact and you can keep ranting anyway! They both are deceiving themselves. Ali Baba and the forty thieves are playing out.
Guestmale: In as much i don't really subscribe to this idea but our own people too handling our power sectors especially distribution also need to up their game placing profit first, more and above the service delivery will not get us the level we are aiming for. They must be ready to invest much first before expecting profit,many distribution infrastructures have decayed, obsolete and need change. It shouldn't be the responsibility of consumers to buy transformers, electric poles, cables and even meter.
When our distribution companies give meters to their customers there is assurance of recouping their money back at least 90 percent.
Sir, corruption is the problem. Take it out of government hands and you should soon see the difference. We should avoid France and China and Germany who are more adept at playing ball with our corrupt leaders and public servants than U.S.A.
Notwithstanding the implications on our national psyche it is a road worth travelling. Is that not playing already in the telecoms sector largely run by South Africans and Indians. Corruption is what will not allow us go forward on all fronts. I would prefer Britain or USA though considering the language affinity with them as China is certain to want to use the occasion to advance their linguistic and political systems which are bound to be targeted at subsuming ours. Besides China is known to build into any system they deliver some way of spying on other countries and our national security deserves to be protected.
With a better understanding of relationships you should submit differently. Bianca is presently unmarried though widowed at a relatively young age having been previously married to a man old enough to be her father (he was in fact her father’s friend and her godfather at her naming ceremony)! If news that FFK was once involved with Bianca is true and he is a man indeed then it is a foregone conclusion that the flame 🔥 is not extinguished. Old friends are better trusted than new ones!
AdisGlobal01: Dr. Hallowed Oluwadara Olaoluwa is recognized as the youngest Ph.D. holder in Mathematics in Africa and one of the youngest Ph.D. holders in any field in Africa.
He stands out particularly for his extraordinary ability to run parallel degree programmes in Mathematics and Physics at both BSc and MSc levels, earning top distinctions (First Class / Distinction) in all four degrees while graduating at exceptionally young ages. He was born on September 27, 1989, in Bangui, Central African Republic to Nigerian parents from Ekiti State who are missionaries outside Nigeria. He completed primary and secondary education with four double promotions. He passed the French Baccalauréat (A’ Levels equivalent) in Sciences at age 14 (one of the youngest in the Central African Republic at the time). At the University of Bangui, he simultaneously pursued and completed two full B.Sc. programmes in Mathematics and Physics. He graduated in 2007 at age 18 with B.Sc. Mathematics: First Class Honours and B.Sc. Physics: First Class Honours. Awards: All-Time Best B.Sc. Student Award, Department of Mathematics Best B.Sc. Student Award, Department of Physics (2007). At the University of Bangui, he simultaneously completed two full M.Sc. programmes in Mathematics and Physics (a rare feat; he was the first and only student to do so at the university). He graduated in 2008 at age 19. M.Sc. Mathematics: Distinction M.Sc. Physics: Distinction Awards: Best M.Sc. Student Award, Department of Mathematics (2008) Best M.Sc. Student Award, Department of Physics (2008). At the University of Lagos (UNILAG), Nigeria, jẹ earned his Ph.D. in Mathematics (specializing in Functional Analysis, with focus on Fixed Point Theory) in January 2014 at age 24 with a perfect CGPA of 5.00/5.00 in Ph.D. . Overall Best Graduating Ph.D. Student, University of Lagos (2012–2013). Best Ph.D. Graduate in the Engineering/Sciences category. He was the recipient of an offer for the Master 2 (Mathematics) programme at Université Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris VI), France. Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Mathematics, Harvard University (2015–2016), where he worked on quantum ergodicity in mathematical physics. Next Einstein Forum (NEF) Fellow. Major Awards for Academic Excellence Ekiti State Merit Award (2014) Youngest PhD Holder in Africa of the Year (2014) Young Achievers Award (Hallmarks of Labour Foundation, 2014) Award of Excellence as The Youngest Academic Achiever in Nigeria (Nigerian Young Professionals Forum). He speaks French, English and Yoruba. He is currently a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Lagos, where he teaches and supervises students.
He has been intentional about living in Nigeria. With the www he does not need to live outside Nigeria to collaborate academically and make positive impact on the society and humanity at large using his God-given extraordinary skills.
Truly stunning! The 300-bed Enugu International Hospital is nearing completion. The super-specialist referral hospital is now equipped with world-class, state-of-the-art medical infrastructure designed to meet global standards of healthcare delivery.
Truly stunning! The 300-bed Enugu International Hospital is nearing completion. The super-specialist referral hospital is now equipped with world-class, state-of-the-art medical infrastructure designed to meet global standards of healthcare delivery.
The installed facilities feature advanced clinical and diagnostic units, including 3 fully equipped Intensive Care Unit (ICU) suites, a cardiac critical unit (CCU), 4 modern operating theatres, cardiac catheterization laboratory (cath lab), recovery unit, physiotherapy and rehabilitation centre, endoscopy suite, and comprehensive radiology department with CT scan, MRI, mammography, and other imaging systems.
It also includes a fully equipped laboratory, modern pharmacy, blood bank, and a dialysis unit with 6 dialysis machines, dental and optometry units, cesarean section (C-section) unit, as well as outpatient and inpatient departments. The advanced oncology center is not left out.
In addition, every ward and patient room is integrated with concealed medical gas pipeline systems supplying oxygen, medical vacuum (suction), and compressed air, alongside reliable electrical and nurse-call systems to ensure efficient and continuous patient monitoring and care.
Support and service units such as sterilization (CSSD), medical records, ambulance services, laundry, housekeeping, and biomedical engineering are also incorporated to ensure seamless hospital operations and strict adherence to global healthcare standards.
This signature project stands as a sturdy testament to the visionary leadership and reform-driven governance of Governor Peter Mbah, whose administration continues to prioritize healthcare transformation and the establishment of world-class medical infrastructure in Enugu State, positioning it as a hub for medical tourism.
Tomorrow is indeed here!
A serious contender for Igbo Presidency. Not the emotive Peter Obi with an entitlement mentality!
Delightnews: The Certified True Copy (CTC) of the Supreme Court judgment has further reinforced the legitimacy of Abdulrahman Mohammed as National Chairman and Senator Samuel Anyanwu as the duly recognized National Secretary of the People’s Democratic Party.
By dismissing both the appeal and the cross-appeal, the Supreme Court has effectively upheld the existing leadership structure of the PDP as duly recognized by the Independent National Electoral Commission, bringing to an end all lingering controversies surrounding the party’s national leadership.
Party stakeholders have described the judgment as a strong reaffirmation of constitutional order, internal democracy, and the legitimacy of the current national leadership under Abdulrahman Mohammed and Senator Samuel Anyanwu.
One is in the hope that Jeff, Bukola and Kayode: The Terrible Three on Channels Television will finally stop talking about PDP “Factions”. Yellow Journalists!
These days no Sinnator threatens to impregnate a female colleague and to the hearing of her husband! By the way, the spoof maker is still making the attempt to impregnate her but in his wildest dreams!
Most African women are that way especially mother-in-laws but when God begins to bless the young man who married her daughter she begins to look for him!
FreeStuffsNG: This was what GEJ failed to do with Diezani and co. because they were from his region and religion.
GEJ's tenue was truly the locust years in our annals.
The thoroughly conscienceless and shameless Uncle Fortunatus was on tv this morning speaking through the nose addressing the misguided and lacklustre youths who went to ask that he contest for the office of the President so he can take the oath of office a third time something clearly not supported by the CONSTITUTION OF NIGERIA. Not their fault - capital punishment or life jail is not the sentence for corruption!
Understand this clearly: any politician that fails to secure a move today will remain stuck until after the 2027 elections. Negotiations ongoing. Calls flying around. Meetings behind closed doors. Some deals already sealed. Get your popcorn ready, I’ll be bringing you all the biggest political transfer stories as they happen.
South Africa is seeing a rare and powerful sight: thousands of Zulu regiments marching through city centres in full traditional gear, carrying weapons that symbolise a warrior past.
At first glance, it looks like a show of force. The shields, the chants, the tight formations. But there is more going on beneath the surface. These are Amabutho – a structured, disciplined force with deep roots in Zulu history, whose chain of command runs up through traditional leaders to King Misuzulu kaZwelithini.
That matters.
Unlike many political marches that break into chaos, the Amabutho contingents have shown remarkable control amid protests in Johannesburg, Pretoria and Durban against undocumented immigration, high crime rates, and socio-economic challenges many locals blame on foreign nationals.
There was none of the looting on the scale of past xenophobic flare-ups, and the regiments themselves have largely avoided clashes with police – in some cases, officers have stood calmly alongside march leaders.
This discipline is not by accident. It is enforced.
Nkosikhona Ndabandaba, known as Phakelumthakathi, who leads many of these marches, has made it clear that violence will not be tolerated. In one widely shared video, he uses a sjambok (whip) on a supporter trying to attack foreign nationals, his message simple: the protest must stay peaceful. Inside the ranks, indunas from hostels and townships guide the movement, manage the crowd, and make sure instructions are followed.
THE RISK WHEN PEOPLE FREL LEFT BEHIND
The role of King Misuzulu is central to all of this. The Amabutho do not act in a vacuum. Their legitimacy comes from the Zulu royal house, and when they move in such large numbers, it signals approval from the top. That link to the king also helps explain why security forces have taken a softer approach. Authorities understand how Amabutho operate. They know this is not a loose gathering but a structured system with leadership and rules.
So far, that structure has helped contain violence rather than fuel it.
But the situation is not without risk.
These marches are happening in a country under pressure. Unemployment, at 32.9%, has remained stubbornly high. Many people feel left behind. In townships and informal settlements, competition for work, space, and services is intense. Immigration has become a flashpoint in that struggle.
South Africa has laws that allow skilled people to enter the country. But in the informal economy, enforcement is weak. Documentation is often unclear. This creates frustration among citizens who feel the system is not working for them.
That frustration is now on the streets.
Civic movements and political groups are tapping into it. They call for mass deportations, demand tighter controls, and say they are putting “South Africans first”. Some of these demands are about law enforcement. But the methods used on the ground do not always follow the law.
This is where the danger grows.
It doesn’t take much to erupt into chaos The Amabutho have, for now, brought order to these protests. But they are not the only actors. Political parties and groups like Operation Dudula – the anti-migrant movement halted last November by a high court order over a violent campaign – are also present, and their approach is often more aggressive. In some cases, protests have shifted from marching to intimidation. Shops are forced to close. Migrants are targeted.
A traditional force that follows leadership and values discipline is now mixing with political and civic groups pushing a harder line. As these groups blend, the risk increases. A peaceful march can change quickly if control is lost, and once a small group sparks violence, even disciplined formations struggle to contain the chaos.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has tried to strike a balance. In his Freedom Day address in Bloemfontein on April 27, he acknowledged “legitimate concerns” about illegal migration while warning South Africans against letting those concerns “breed prejudice towards our fellow Africans”. That balance matters. It is also hard to maintain on the ground.
The deeper issue is the gap left by the state. For years, weak enforcement, poor service delivery, and slow systems have created frustration. In that gap, community movements have stepped in. They organise, they mobilise, they act. Sometimes within the law. Sometimes beyond it.
The Amabutho marches sit right at the centre of this moment.
They show that large groups can organise without descending into chaos. That discipline and leadership can hold even in tense situations. But they also show how quickly things could shift.
The anger driving these protests is real. It comes from poverty, unemployment, and a sense that the system is failing ordinary people. But anger does not always find the right target. It is easier to confront a foreign shopkeeper than to challenge the systems that allow exploitation. It is easier to push out a street trader than to fix broken regulation.
That is how frustration becomes xenophobia.
Once people start deciding who belongs and who does not, outside the law, it becomes very hard to stop. Today it may be migrants. Tomorrow it could be anyone seen as an outsider.
The Amabutho have shown restraint. Their link to King Misuzulu and their internal discipline have kept things calm. But the growing involvement of political groups is adding pressure that traditional structures alone cannot absorb.
The line between protest and violence is still visible. But it is getting thinner.
If the state does not step in with clear, consistent enforcement of the law, others will continue to fill the space. And not all of them will choose discipline over chaos.
For now, the Amabutho are holding that line. But a line held by others is not a solution.
It is a warning.
Unwanted Africans will do well to exit South-Africa and leave them to the Boers.
Belurved1: God told you to leave your marriage... Ke!!! So no be devils work again.... Plenty cases full go full heaven that day o.
Actually, for Christians The Bible states adultery as the only reason divorce is permitted by God. However, considering that Jesus said it is incumbent on the Christian to forgive no matter what another human does to you it should be clear that God expects us to not have a divorce because a spouse has committed adultery. It is instructive to note that what the woman has is a decree of separation which means they remain married but do not live together anymore. That way she protects herself from the incidents of adultery such as STDs, Financial woes, Curses, Assassinations from the husbands/wives of the fellow the spouse has dalliances with et al.
luckydion: This your Quote "hell is not as furious as an offended woman" it's an interpretation of William Congreve quote in his Play around 1697, titled the mourning Bride. "Heav'n has no rage like love to hatred turn'd, Nor hell a fury like a woman scorn'd."
However, that is family issue. the bell rings when it has gone sour, as the flautist sounds saint to be praised
My drift is that the issue is beyond "family issue" as you say. It is between two people. I once told a woman of the death of a policeman who was known in his lifetime to abuse his wife and drink away his pay check. The woman I was talking simply said to me - "Good riddance to bad rubbish." I shook and I trembled!" I wouldn't see the death of that man that way!!! Who knows whether at the point he breathe his last he caught the proverbial last bus to paradise like the thief on the Cross who saw Jesus differently and receive a different eternity. It occurred to me immediately that "hell hath no fury like a woman scorned!"
Ain't the beneficiaries Lagosians? Ain't they Nigerians. What is the difference between the critics of Hon. Onuakalisi and xenophobic South-Africans. No one has shown that he was denied the opportunity because he was not Igbo.
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