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@okesigo_ @ZagazOlaMakama The state of the bokoharam paid, the states of these convicts should be made to pay for the repatriation and feeding till the serve their term

@ZagazOlaMakama Have u published the names of the over 700 repentant book harams recently reintegrated back into the society?

Names of 136 inmates involved in the Nigerian - Ethiopian Prisoner Transfer Agreement facilitated by Nigeria's Minister of Foreign Affairs, H.E. Mrs Bianca Ojukwu. 1 Anazoba Linus Okigbo 2 Ejike Cyril Edeme 3 Charles Ofor Damijo 4 Nnaemeka Charles Maduagwu 5 Chukwudalu Clinton 6 Eze Paul Oluchi 7 Kingsley Ebuka Udeigbo 8 Okoyeagu Kosisochukwu Leonard 9 Ozoemena Christian Chukwuemeka 10 Ifeanyi Joseph Izuako 11 Ephraim Chetachukwu Onyeanusi 12 Segun Judge Hunkarin 13 John Osahon 14 Chinonso Sabastine Nwankwor 15 Ani Christopher Sunday 16 Kingsley Ikechukwu Nwoke 17 Joakin Uchenna Nwanneneme 18 Chigozie Victor Madu 19 Babatunde Moshood 20 Cajethan Tochukwu Okafor 21 John Obi Simon 22 Charles Igwe 23 Ubaka Walter Ezekwe 24 Onwunali Promise 25 Ogbonna Eric Buchi 26 Chetachi James Uche 27 Peter Imhanlulobe 28 Bobby Martins Chukwuemeka 29 Ogu Promise Ifeanyi 30 Emeka Okoye Chibuzor 31 Sunday Edeh 32 Obinna Joseph 33 Anayo Eva Ejiofor 34 Chinonso Basil 35 Simon Chetachukwu Obed 36 Samuel Arinze Ezemba 37 Remigus Anikwe 38 Adeyemi Abdulrafin Adeyemi 39 Christopher Hope Agboma 40 Oliver Ifeanyi Nweke 41 Nnayelu Obinna Onuohukwu 42 Chibuize Casmir Nnabugwu 43 Loyal Chuks Gabriel 44 Chidi Johnson 45 Celestine Arinze Anajemba 46 Abraham Chizoba Bah 47 Enwerem Wisdom Emeka 48 Kingstar Onuoha Ndu 49 Emeka Adolphus Dunofor 50 Daniel Ibrahim 51 Emmanuel Nnajekwu Onwumaeze 52 Ejimonu Justin Chibuzor 53 Ugochukwu Okpara 54 Ezekwi Chizoba Christopher 55 Onyeabuchi Jude 56 Izuchukwu Peter Uzoukwu 57 Anayo Christopher Okari 58 Felis Prosper Ejim 59 Ifeanyi Timothy Nwaiwu 60 Gideon Chukwuma Ik Wedu 61 Everest Aguguo 62 John Uchechukwu Ugo 63 Obioha Linus Onwuji 64 Okonkwo Joshua Ikedichukwu 65 Christopher Ndu A. 66 Ezekwu Johnson Ide 67 Vincent Dike 68 Amachi Okafor 69 Michael Chibuize 70 Chikezie Luis Okoye 71 Eze Sunday Celestine 72 Ekwutosi Basil Agbomuo 73 Pascal Ikenna Godwin Amanze 74 Alexander Uzochukwu Azalangha 75 Onuoha Joseph Arinze 76 Oparango Chigozie Michael 77 Patrick Tochukwu Amaobi 78 Unachukwu Hossana Ugochukwu 79 Enyeribe Mathew Odoemna 80 Ugwu C. Michael 81 Christian Odinaka Ofuefule 82 Ajani Chikezie 83 Okwudili John Ozongwu 84 Uchegbu Chimeziri Maximus 85 Vitus Ejike Eneh 86 Godwin Onyemachi 87 Nwosu Ifeanyi 88 Chukwuagozie Clement 89 Henry Nwabueze Ojukwu 90 Igwild Sunday Chukwuma 91 Ezeakalu Samson Chibuike 92 Obinna Salvation 93 Omoje Festus Ogiofor 94 Basil Lawrence Igbo 95 Okafor Livinus Edochie 96 Amaefuna Humphrey Amechi 97 Akwaeze Ndubisi Prter 98 Gabriel Odunukwe 99 Okafor Chidiebere Franklin 100 Godwin Chidiebere Oragini 101 Michael Ezekafor 102 Nweke Kaddimma Francis 103 Ononalu Onyeka Daniel 104 Ndubisi Paul 105 Kenenna Anthony 106 Obioha Aloysius A. 107 Binna Iwoha Sampson 108 Ikedigbo Ifeanyi Onyebuchi 109 Stanley Jude Odoh 110 Ezenna Izuchukwu Kingsley 111 Nnaike Ndubisi Batholomew 112 Nhanna Theophilus Ezevuo 113 Ekene Urama 114 Ogwu Philip Ozoemene 115 Nwaduba Ndubisi Samuel 116 Ezeji Patric Uchechukwu 117 Chukwunonso Henry Umuofekwen 118 James Chukwujekwu Mmuozoba 119 Joseph Emeka Okoye 120 Hidozie Osita Sunday 121 Damian Chijioke Agbasianya 122 Emmanuel Ifeanyi 123 Franklin Chisom Amadi 124 Okechukwu Mbaekwu 125 Smith Denis 126 Ifeanyichukwu Samuel 127 Christian Kenechi Ezenna 128 Chinedu Samuel Matthew 129 Victor Kelechi Uwandu 130 Emmanuel Aham 131 Chimezie Victor Amasiani 132 Chinedu Marcel Anyanwu 133 Basil Akimbo Nnouseh 134 Nwachukwu Paul Udechukwu 135 Nonso Josiah Onyebuchi 136 Udochukwu Anselem Anyanwu

@Afri_core Don't allow the whites developed southafrica and who owns the wealth and control the economy to hear you

We don't care about race. Remove all illegal migrants. Chinese, Pakistanis, Africans, whites, black Americans

@LCabonena This is south Africa

This is Nigeria, Lagos.

@LCabonena As the white to go away

If I were the President of South Africa. Build a wall between South Africa and Zimbabwe and make Zimbabwe pay for it. Introduce the death penalty for corrupt politicians. Fix the broken Home Affairs. Give provinces reffererundum to chose death penalty. Each court must have 3 judges, cases must run as fast as possible. RAF money will only be qualified for South Africans. Introduce Southern African currency. Kill BEE and BBBEE. Kill maths literacy in our schools, every child will be forced to do mathematics and science (compulsory) Bring back the technical schools and nurses schools again. What else??????

@LCabonena The problem with this xenophobist is ignorance and poor knowledge of Nigeria, a country of over 200m, some of us can't even stay outside Nigeria for more than 2 weeks.

Just imagine travelling to Nigeria, where Nigerians themselves don't want to live!!!!

@visse_ss Something is terribly wrong among black south Africans, Africa population is 6.2billion, for God's sake how many are in South Africa as illegal, no Africa country that does not have at least 200k foreigners, Nigeria have over 2m from Niger, Sudan, Mali and other ECOWAS

"We cannot carry the burden of every single failed African president." – Jacinta Ngobese. She is calm. She is logical. And she is right. "The community is not wrong for demanding that the law be implemented." "If genuine asylum seekers need help, the government must provide refugee camps ..; not dump them in our communities." "We have never advocated for violence. All we've ever said is: enforce the laws." "African leaders must sit down and be honest, instead of going on red carpets while their citizens suffer." "A passport must mean something. Coming here illegally and getting jobs? That is not acceptable." She is not saying close the borders to everyone. She is saying: enforce the law. Prioritise South Africans. Hold other governments accountable.

@LCabonena These are companies owned by white south Africans who control the wealth and economy, why boycott them because of poor low self esteem back south Africans looting spaza, saloon and car wash with bow and sticks...

Dear Africans, if you want to boycott South African products in your countries, DO IT QUICK. Do you want to boycott MTN in your countries? DO IT QUICK. MTN is owned by ANC politicians, not us South Africans. Do you want to boycott Shoprite? DO IT QUICK. Shoprite is not owned by us South Africans; it is owned by ANC-connected friends.

@Olivia_LaGrange Nigeria is country of 220m people with over 2m other African countries, we control our economy and wealth, not any white or Indian supremacists, if not poverty and low self esteem of black South Africans, travel to other African countries and see we have made progress

Nigerians seem to want to start a war with South Africans.... Your nin stop attack on the South African people is duly noted. Do not think our silence mean we retreat. Do not provoke my people.

@RealKoenaza If not stupidity, African population is about 1.6billion, how many do have in your country, Nigeria has over 2m Niger, Malians, Sudanese, and other anglophones...

Retweet if you agree.

@AzaniaMade1 @Kvnza_SA Moron..look in the mirror, the white still control the wealth and economy, even the Indians are racists there, this one low self esteem is unrivalled, keep looting spaza, saloon and car wash...if not poverty travel out and see that other African are making progress

@Kvnza_SA You're a moron kick rocks and get a clue. We do t need white people for anything. When they were in power they ran South Africa into bankruptcy and created a severe skills shortage crisis because of their dumb ass labor laws. Apartheid was propped up by American bank loans.

Black politicians can’t build and run successful countries alone. It’s almost impossible. The refusal to admit we need white people is absolutely ridiculous to me. South Africa is better on the African continent because we have the largest population of white people in Africa.

@g_mapaya Not every Africa wish to be, a country where the wealth and economy are controlled by white supremacists, where even Indians are racists to black, who wish to a black south African bogged down with low self esteem? Purge yourself of this shanty Soweto mentality.

Every African wish they were South African. Is a known fact.

African blood should never be the price of African frustration. South Africa's challenges will not be solved by Africans hunting fellow Africans from other countries in the streets of their towns. If migrants are undocumented, let the South African law deal with them, not mobs. We call upon South African leadership (@CyrilRamaphosa) to act precisely to stop thus situation. Africa cannot achieve integration through what @ProfPLOLumumba calls misplaced "Afrophobia." The African dream dies a little each time an African turns against another African. @CyrilRamaphosa @Julius_S_Malema @SingoeiAKorir @AyubAbdikadir @4thPresidentKE @MusaliaMudavadi @MarthaKarua @AnyangNyongo

@Dr_Pharouk 2

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@SundayDareSD Look..roads are not achievement, these are normal deliveries of any govt, we acknowledged reforms, when is it going to translate into gains for every dying family, go to gudu cemetery in Abuja and see deaths, people are dropping dead, the stress is too much

PRESIDENT TINUBU, ACTUALISING SOUTH EAST ROAD PROJECTS CONCEIVED IN THE COLONIAL ERA, SAYS UMAHI   The Minister of Works, Senator Dave Umahi, has stated that several road projects for the South East region, originally conceived during the colonial era but left unrealised for decades, are now being brought to life under President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda. Speaking on Saturday in Ebonyi State, while conducting senior journalists and government officials on a tour of the administration’s legacy projects, Senator Umahi—former Governor of Ebonyi State—highlighted the Calabar-Ebonyi-Benue Trans-Saharan Superhighway as a project of strategic importance to the South East, South South, and parts of the North Central region.   “It is a colonial-era dream long forgotten, but President Tinubu has revived it, and construction is now underway. We must thank him immensely,” he said   The minister reported steady progress on the project, noting that Section One, initially 118 kilometres, has been extended to 123.6 kilometres, with a contract sum of ₦45 billion, and that dualisation works are ongoing.   According to Umahi, Section Two, which runs from the Aboadi border through Benue and Kogi States to Nasarawa, has also been awarded at a cost of ₦668 billion.   He noted that the project has reached about 28% completion in some areas, with work continuing even during the rainy season, thanks to President Tinubu’s adoption of concrete road technology.   "The Trans‑Sahara Superhighway is not just a road; it is an investment corridor that will catalyse trade in agricultural produce like cassava, yams, cashews, and palm oil from Cross River, Benue and Ebonyi, while also connecting Nigeria to Cameroon," Umahi explained.   He noted that the concrete road technology pioneered by President Tinubu as governor is now being deployed nationwide.   Umahi expressed the gratitude of the South East to the President for ending decades of exclusion, stating, “All our forefathers sought—inclusiveness—we have it now.”   During the tour, the team, including Senator Umahi, acting Federal Controller in Ebonyi State, Engr. Maxwell Okoh, and Mohammed Mustafa, Project Manager of Infiouest International Limited (the contractor for the Calabar-Abuja Trans-Sahara Superhighway), inspected critical bridges in Section One and the concrete pavement on the Onueke section. They also inspected the 1.3-kilometre Ndi-Egbe Bridge in Afikpo LGA, Ebonyi, which links Ugep in Cross River State and is expected to be completed by December 2026.   Regarding the Onueke Flyover in Ebonyi’s Central Senatorial District, Umahi noted that the ₦35 billion project is designed to decongest the highway. The flyover stands 90 metres high and is flanked by a 2.2-kilometre road on both sides.   The minister explained that Section Two of the Superhighway, awarded to Infiouest International Limited, runs from the Ebonyi border through Benue and Kogi to the Loko-Oweto Bridge in Nasarawa State, covering 123.6 kilometres. 1/2

@EmekaGift100 This is a regular Fulani settlement, is there anything incriminating found?

BREAKING: Security Operatives Storm Fulani Camp Discovered in Asaba Forest Security operatives have finally visited the Fulani camp discovered deep in the forest in Asaba, Delta State. But the big question remains: Will this intervention be enough to avert the real danger this settlement posed to our people? What is your thought? ?

@Maryam_Ceeter_ Iyanda Jacob... well done

Who will marry me ? 08026983651

@firstladyship The June 12 people of today are the exact opposite of what MKO stood for. They also falsely claim they are progressives and Awolowo's disciples.

@MusaMzilikazi If a low self esteem black asshole doesn't regard himself as African what will you say about the white supremacists who built the place, control the wealth and economy, live in exclusive posh area, poor mindset, purge yourself of this Soweto slum mentality

The reason why most African countries hate South Africa is because they think we don't regard ourselves as Africans but we regard ourselves as South Africans only 😔

@Koena_za Do you blame them, when the white have developed the place well, if you leave to the black xenophobic low self esteem people ..it will be the worst country in the world.

All citizens of all African countries want to be South African

@MusaMzilikazi You matching wont make it better than Singapore, it's the white supremacists who control the wealth and economy that will make it so, how will black people with low self esteem clad in antiquated dress clutching bow and spear; looting shops, saloons and car wash make it Singapore

We will keep marching until our country looks better than Singapore or Dubai South Africa has that potential of becoming the best country in the world