Rapuruchi

Respect or popularity?

You will soon start seeing how this man will start claiming to be an Igbo man!😂😂😂😂😂 Chibuike Amaechi will tell you that he is Igbo now that Atiku has picked him as VP!

Watch the moment when troops of the Nigerian Army, led by the Commander of 12 Brigade in Lokoja, Brigadier General Karim Sidi, stormed a deep forest near Iluke in Bunu, Kabba/Bunu Local Government Area of Kogi State, to exhume the body of a suspected bandit kingpin, Ibrahim Battijo, for autopsy.

I am officially withdrawing my support for H.E. Atiku Abubakar and ADC over the decision to pick H.E. Rotimi Amaechi as the running mate of the party. I cannot be in a party that preaches inclusiveness but marginalizes, dislikes my region, the South-East.

CMC Autos has putting a lot of work to not only win the NDC ticket for his constituency but he has also putting in the work to popularise NDC. He is one person despite being close pals with Obi Cubana and Cubana Chiefpriest Challenged their City Boys iberiberism. Nwanne, Onyeoma na Ala Igbo, I’m rooting for you big time

Justice Peter Lifu, the judge who gave the judgment that deregistered the ADC and four other parties, should be arrested. The Appeal Court said don't act until the case is heard on October 27. He's acting in contempt of court. - ADC National Publicity Secretary Bolaji Abdullahi

Troops of 12 Brigade, Lokoja, under the command of Brigadier General Karim Sidi, have reportedly carried out a special operation in a remote forest near Iluke, Kabba/Bunu Local Government Area of Kogi State, to exhume the body of notorious bandit kingpin, Ibrahim Battijo, for autopsy. The operation was coordinated by the Office of the National Security Adviser as part of ongoing efforts to establish facts surrounding Battijo’s reported death. Battijo was said to have been killed during a failed mass abduction attempt targeting WAEC students in Iluke on June 10, 2026. Security sources say the exhumation and autopsy process are aimed at confirming his identity and gathering further intelligence that may assist ongoing security operations in the area. The development marks another significant step in the continuing fight against banditry and criminal networks threatening schools, rural communities, and vulnerable residents in parts of Kogi State. The message is clear: those who target innocent students and communities will be tracked, confronted, and brought to justice. Troops remain committed to protecting lives, dismantling criminal hideouts, and restoring confidence across affected communities.