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Mmụọ🦁
@SONOFGRAC3
I tweet random stuffs, sometimes they are my thoughts, sometimes they are thoughts that I resonate with










PRESS STATEMENT Democracy At Risk: @inecnigeria , Other National Institutions Must Be Careful. With recent political events which are clear orchestrations and manipulation against opposition political parties, the political temperature of the country has been unnecessarily raised to near-fever levels. Society, like the human body, either breaks down or adjusts when subjected to fever. It is now common knowledge that the ruling All Progressives Congress intends to win the next presidential elections at all costs, by hook or crook. This desire has, for them, become an inevitable certainty that must be achieved, irrespective of the obvious impracticability staring them in the face. To achieve this, no boundary is respected, and nothing is too much to sacrifice-including derailing democracy, truncating the republic, and destroying Nigeria. National institutions have now become the executioners of this ill-conceived plan. No institution is too sacred or too fragile to be deployed on this mission-the judiciary, INEC, the clergy, among others. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has further heightened the already tense political atmosphere through its latest press statement on the derecognition of the David Mark-led NWC of the African Democratic Congress, based on its interpretation of the judgment of the Court of Appeal and other pending cases before various courts. While we concede that, semantically, the same words and sentences can convey different meanings, it is troubling that INEC’s default interpretation of matters concerning political parties consistently appears to favour the much-perceived and prevailing notion of an uncontested election-effectively handing a colourful coronation to its appointor and the incumbent president. In such circumstances, ulterior motives cannot be discounted. The public has also observed a series of political party monitoring activities recently published by the Commission. While these activities fall within its statutory powers, the timing raises legitimate concerns. These activities are rumoured to result in the de-registration of opposition political parties- a development that would further injure our democracy. We hereby passionately appeal to all national institutions, especially INEC, not to yield to partisan pressures or the influence of appointing authorities. They must place the interests of democracy and the country above all else. They should draw lessons from history and the conduct of their counterparts in past democratic republics, where many years after people are still battling to clear their names of acts done against the Nigerian people. This is a critical moment in our democratic journey, where the fragility and vulnerability of the polity are being tested to their limits. No individual or institution should stretch the patience of Nigerians beyond its present bounds. We must adopt a ‘country-first’ disposition that transcends partisan cleavages. May Nigeria and democracy survive. Signed: Comrade Ini Ememobong, MNIPR National Publicity Secretary Peoples Democratic Party 02042026




“When the announcement was made last week about marrying the young boy, I didn’t pay attention at first. I was like, ‘What is this?’ Not knowing God had a purpose for me. About three days ago, God told me to go and fulfil what He sent me to do. Many people had asked me for marriage, but I told Jesus my b0dy is for Him, and no man would defl0wer me until He gives me my own husband, it’s a vow I made, God is the one that direct me to marry him. I will marry him and take care of him as both my son and my husband.”🧑🤝🧑💑 — Newly wedded woman breaks her silence, explaining why she believes God directed her to marry the young man.






Lucky Udu went for an Interview at OPM headquarter….













