Nathaniel Agada praise

@InibeheEffiong He left a bad legacies behind

CSP EKENE NWOSU: WHEN A MURDEROUS AND ROGUE POLICE OFFICER DIES I have read about the death of CSP Ekene Nwosu, the former OC of the Anti-Robbery Squad in the Akwa Ibom State Police Command Headquarters. Since the news of his demise broke, a lot of people have been celebrating, with many recounting their ordeals and terrible experiences in the hands of Ekene. Those who are against the celebration of his death are entitled to their opinions. The Ekene Nwosu that I knew, and had occasions to confront, was a devil, a despicable human being, a murderous and callous policeman who went to the extremes to dehumanize his many victims. Ekene is a perfect example of a rogue police officer, he subjected innocent people in Akwa Ibom to the most barbaric forms of dehumanization. He had no respect for lawyers, he had no respect for human rights, and held the Judiciary in contempt. The Courts found him culpable for the violation of the rights of citizens in many cases, including the ones handled by our law firm in Uyo. The fact that such a despicable person was allowed to continue in service despite many the complaints against him speaks to the rot in the Police. Ekene had so much power in the State. Successive Commissioners of Police failed to checkmate him, partly because he was a mercenary for oppressive and corrupt politicians in Akwa Ibom State. I am reliably informed that Ekene celebrated the death of the immediate past CP who finally ensured that he was transferred to Ekiti State where he died yesterday . Politicians used him to target people. Ekene was a devil, and I hope that other rogues in uniform will realize that they will die one day. It is true that every mortal will taste death, but we should always reflect on what we will be remembered for. For Ekene, those who remember him for his many evil deeds are within their right.

@BwalaDaniel @PeterObi I love mr Obi is knocking you guys with hard truth many of you clowns hates to hear

It is funny how failed politicians are trying to re-define democracy. @PeterObi said democracy has collapsed. Does he even know the meaning of democracy. When people were fighting for democracy, Gregory was buying and selling. He doesn’t have a history of any democratic activism from his school days to date. His expertise lies in instigating hate speech and vitriol Talk Is cheap

@IretiKingibe You're only doing damage control now and it will not work, after signing her suspension letter you're coming out to talk nonsense.....I voted you in last election in Abuja and you're now against my kogi sister, I will campaign against you if you contest again because of this act

PRESS RELEASE! My Unwavering Stance for Justice, and Women’s Rights As the Senator Representing the Federal Capital Territory, FCT in the 10th Senate, and the Chairperson of the Senate Committee on Women Affairs, I would like to state to all Nigerians that I am aware of the public dismay and I would like to address a few things officially. First, I would like to assure Nigerians that I will be at the forefront to champion the Sexual harassment case involving my colleague, Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, when the investigation comes to the red chamber. I am aware of the narrative that has been going around, and to set the record straight, my actions were not to undermine her claims, but to buttress that I was not aware in the first place of any such happenings. Notwithstanding, I remain steadfast in the fight against all forms of violence against girls and women. As a sitting Senator, I will always defend the truth and fight to right all wrongs. Over the years, sexual harassment and assault have become commonplace in our homes and workplaces. Every Nigerian, irrespective of gender, ethnicity, or religion, should be committed to the struggle to end it as it affects all genders. Once an accusation of sexual harassment is formally tabled before the Senate, it would be incumbent on the body to note that this weighty issue must be investigated thoroughly by the appropriate mechanisms within the institution of the Senate. The office of the Chairperson of the Senate Committee on Women Affairs, which I chair, stands as a pillar of hope and a watershed for equality, equity, inclusivity, and opportunity. It offers Nigerian women recourse, refuge, and the right to dignity and social justice. It’s in this capacity that I am demanding an open, transparent and fair investigation into the allegations of sexual harassment. Justice, fairness and equity must be provided for everyone regardless of gender, position or social class. I affirm my commitment to protecting the rights of girls and women across Nigeria. I align with the global community in advocating for increased gender equity in political representation and across all sectors of our society. To this end, I am focused on advancing the 35% Gender Inclusion Bill and the establishment of special seats for women to ensure greater participation of women in governance. The Gender Equity Bill 2025, SB 743, which I am pushing has passed the first reading and is now awaiting the second reading. I remain resolute in my service to the Nigerian people, undeterred by falsehoods, and committed to fostering a democracy where justice, fairness, and equity prevails. I would like, therefore, to assure Nigerians, especially Nigerian women, my obedient political family and my FCT Constituents, that I remain focused on delivering good governance even amid daunting challenges, that a new Nigeria may prevail. Any disinformation trying to purport that I am sympathetic to sexual harassment of ANY kind, whether in the Senate or elsewhere, should be disregarded. “As a leader and Senator, I will never do anything to undermine your valuable trust”. Finally, I like to reaffirm my steadfast commitment to protecting the rights of girls and women across Nigeria. I remain resolute in my service to the Nigerian people and committed to fostering a democracy where justice, fairness, and equality are paramount. Signed, Senator Ireti Heebah Kingibe Senator Representing the Federal Capital Territory Chairperson, Senate Committee on Women Affairs.

@AmbChijioke I pity those clowns and puppets support the emperor Wike

His Excellency, Gov. Sim Fubara did not just go to the Assembly Quarters, he followed due process in approaching Amaewhule and co. But you know, to them, the interest of one man comes first before the interest of Rivers people. Rivers people can go and d!e while the interest of Wike is sustained. Very unfortunate.

@obaofph01 Sim till 2031

They thought they could bury us, they didn't know we were seeds 😊😁 this week I made a post, asking people what they wanted, someone said starting a small business. I didn't know one top politician in Rivers State has been seeing my posts 😊 So he asked me to give 2 persons N200k, one male and one female. So I am here to give 100k each to 2 people who want to start a small scale business. comment with what business you can start with N100k, break it down briefly with expenses and add your account details at the end of the comment. The most realistic will win. RIVERS STATE MONEY FOR RIVERS STATE PEOPLE 💪😊 Goodluck 🥂😊 SIM Fubara is in charge 💪😊

@mob_sen_leader @aonanuga1956 @biodunaoyebanji @PBATMediaCentre @renoomokri Bunch of ph00ls and criminals in agbada parading themselves as senators

Lawlessness and impunity country Imagine a corrupt @oficialGAkpabio

@chizzi_vincents @SamuelNwanosike You're right my brother......woke that was a complete tyrant and emperor fa

@SamuelNwanosike Just imagine if Sim exercises quarter of the powers Wike exercised during his tenure as governor

This is very instructive, take it as a joke at your own peril.

@SamuelNwanosike You're a ph00lish man......keep crying while Fubara would be gorvernor till 2031

@BashirAhmaad Mumu boi

No matter how much I wanted to stay away from this topic, it is difficult to ignore the way it has been framed. With all the student bodies and civil society organizations in this country, Why does it have to be the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) that is threatening these state governments with legal action on this issue? One of the biggest challenges we face as a nation is how quickly policy matters turn into religious battles. In this case, CAN has taken the lead in challenging state governments over a matter that student unions or education-focused advocacy groups should have engaged. Let’s assume CAN wins this legal battle. How would it be viewed if MURIC (Muslim Rights Concern) or any other Islamic organization decided to take legal action against states that close schools in December for the Christmas break? Instead of taking a sectarian approach, CAN should have allowed neutral stakeholders, such as student unions, education boards, and civil rights organizations, to engage these state governments constructively rather than turning it into a religious debate.

@AmbChijioke Nice one there sir

Following the directive issued by the Governor of Rivers State, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, in strict adherence to the decision of the Supreme Court, I officially handed over to the Head of Local Government Administration of Obio/Akpor local government area of Rivers State, Mr. Sam Ichechi Amadi. This transition marks a significant shift in leadership within the local government, ensuring continuity and effective governance. Mr. Sam Ichechi Amadi, with his wealth of experience in public administration and dedication to public service, is well-equipped to steer Obio/Akpor local government towards further development and progress. I am grateful for the opportunity to serve and contribute to the betterment of Obio/Akpor LGA, and I look forward to witnessing the positive impact of Mr. Amadi's leadership in the days ahead.

@OlayinkaLere Ph00l

This is the judgment of the Supreme Court on LG Autonomy. But most of you will still argue blindly as usual.

@SamuelNwanosike You're gun forever and nothing will bring you back as a chairman again

You can't ignore this one, You may have been ignoring the first, second but this one is not up to you to Ignore.

@SamuelNwanosike You're a ph00lish man, no matter what happened, sim is still in charge of Rivers state

Goooooooooooooooooooooooooooood Evening!!!

Look at these ph00ls that couldn't make a statement about boko haram and bandits in thier region, are talking rubbish here. Animals!

@Onsogbu Has your fada held a community before? Ph00l

This Sim Fubara is just an arrogant ungrateful and disloyal man... It was Nyesom Ezenwo Wike CON that made you who you are today and here you were saying House of Assembly members "EXIST" because you allowed them to "EXIST"... They will so rough handle you that you will RESIGN yourself.

@PH_Socials This is commendable

PRESS RELEASE GOVERNMENT SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT COMMENCEMENT OF ANOTHER ROUND OF PROJECT COMMISSIONING ACROSS THE STATE AND BEYOND This is to inform the Public that the Rivers State Government under the dynamic leadership of His Excellency, Sir (Dr.) Siminalayi Fubara, GSSRS shall commence a new round of project commissioning, set to begin on Monday, March 3, 2025, as outlined below: Over the course of ten days, critical infrastructure projects spanning multiple sectors will be inaugurated, reflecting the administration’s unwavering commitment to development, security, and improved service delivery. This commissioning schedule encompasses key projects in housing, firefighting and emergency response, security, healthcare, education, and judiciary welfare across Port Harcourt City, Obio/Akpor, Khana, Okrika LGAs and Bayelsa State. Below is the detailed commissioning schedule: PROJECT COMMISSIONING TIMELINE 1. Monday, March 3, 2025 – Government House Staff Quarters (PHALGA) A modern, well-equipped staff quarters for Government House personnel, providing a comfortable and conducive living environment. 2. Tuesday, March 4, 2025 – State Fire Service Headquarters and Firefighting Vehicles (Isaac Boro Park/Mile 1, PHALGA) Strengthening fire emergency response capacity with a new headquarters and state-of-the-art firefighting vehicles. 3. Wednesday, March 5, 2025 – Handing Over of Helicopter to the Nigerian Air Force (Obio/Akpor). A strategic boost to national security operations, enhancing aerial surveillance and emergency response capabilities. 4. Thursday, March 6, 2025 – Borokiri Fire Service Station and Firefighting Vehicles (PHALGA). Expanding fire safety coverage with a well-equipped fire station in Borokiri. 5. Friday, March 7, 2025 – Rumuodonmaya Fire Service Station and Firefighting Vehicles (Obio/Akpor LGA). Further reinforcing emergency response infrastructure in Obio/Akpor LGA. 6. Monday, March 10, 2025 – Construction and Furnishing of the Palace & Residence of Akpor Monarch (Ozuoba, Obio/Akpor LGA). A befitting palace for the traditional ruler of Akpor Kingdom, preserving cultural heritage and fostering community leadership. 7. Tuesday, March 11, 2025 – Judges' Quarters (Akassa Street, PHALGA). Comfortable residential quarters for judges, ensuring judicial officers have an enabling environment to dispense justice. 8. Wednesday, March 12, 2025 – Bori General Hospital (Bori, Khana LGA). A major healthcare facility to improve medical services and healthcare access in Khana and neighboring communities. 9. Thursday, March 13, 2025 – Okrika Grammar School, Okrika (Okrika LGA). Upgraded facilities and improved learning environments to enhance secondary education standards. 10. Friday, March 14, 2025 – Furnishing, Equipping & Electrification of the Nigerian Law School, Yenagoa Campus (Bayelsa State). Ensuring a conducive learning environment with modern amenities, infrastructure, and stable power supply for law students. This is in line with our administration's avowed commitment to Sustainable Development These projects align with the government’s commitment to infrastructure development, security, education, and improved public service delivery. The commissioning will see the active participation of key government officials, community leaders, and stakeholders in various sectors. The public is therefore encouraged to join in celebrating these significant milestones as the government continues to work towards sustainable development, growth and improved quality of life for all citizens and residents of our cherished Rivers State. Signed: Warisenibo Joe Johnson Honourable Commissioner for Information and Communications Saturday, March 1, 2025

@SundayDareSD In what ways is it paying off please?

“ President Tinubu had a choice to keep postponing the evil days, of avoiding to take the tough the decisions previous presidents avoided. But He took the decisions and it’s paying off positively”

@AmbChijioke You're loyal to your boss and I like it

MY GOOD PEOPLE OF OBIO/AKPOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF RIVERS STATE Despite the court judgment, we have nothing to worry about. In times of uncertainty, it is crucial to remain steadfast and resolute in our beliefs and convictions. Our Governor, His Excellency Sir Siminalayi Fubara, is still in office, in charge of happenings in our great State, obligated in delivering the dividends of democracy to Rivers people. His leadership has been instrumental in driving progress and development across various sectors, from infrastructure to healthcare, education and security. Judicial pronnounment can't deter us from our resolve to move forward and build a better future for our people. Challenges may arise, but it is in overcoming them that we demonstrate our strength and unity as a people. Together, we can surmount any obstacles that come our way. I pledge my unalloyed loyalty to Sir Siminalayi Fubara and will stand in defense of his mandate. Upholding the principles of justice and fairness is paramount in ensuring a just society where every voice is heard and respected. I thank His Excellency, the Executive Governor of Rivers State, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, for giving me the rare opportunity to serve my people. Let us continue to work hand in hand towards a brighter and more prosperous future for the people of Obio/Akpor. ON SIR FUBARA'S MANDATE I STAND!

@SaharaReporters Lawlessness and impunity c..o..untry

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