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@ClassicFM973 @ChicoRockx @kelonline A great loss…my condolences 🙏

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@ClassicFM973 @Toyin_Ibitoye Awwwww…my condolences 🙏

With the heaviest of hearts, we regret to announce the passing of one of our staff, Temisan Okomi, following a brief illness. Until his passing, Temisan was the Group Head of the Sports Department. instagram.com/p/DXPMJ-5Dcol/…

@Realoilsheikh A few weeks ago, some students of Kadpoly were not allowed into the school because they are wearing trousers…. Let’s not conclude and generalize without data and context.

Trust me, if Nigerian Christians have a bigger population than us in this country, they won't allow us pray even the least 5 daily prayers. This can never happen in the North. They didn't born the person's father that can try it.

This was my favorite moment from Atiku’s interview—when he addressed the corruption allegations against him.

@Morris_Monye @OgikeOo1 He needs to resign before it gets to the international scene

Keep reposting until it reaches Bola Tinubu and his INEC!

When APC did this to Jonathan it wasn’t dangerous

When TOLU Ogunlesi was doing this against Jonathan It wasn’t dangerous then

ADC protest….

@ruffydfire Happy Birthday 🎂

Happy birthday to me

Thank you, Mr. Daniel Bwala, SA to President Tinubu, for helping Nigerians understand exactly why Tinubu should not be voted for in 2027. If you come across this video please repost🔄 let's appreciate Mr Bwala for speaking.

Broadcasters ask Wike to publicly apologise to Seun Okinbaloye, threaten boycott of his briefings The Independent Broadcast Association of Nigeria (IBAN) has asked Nyesom Wike, minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), to retract a remark he made about Seun Okinbaloye, a journalist with Channels Television. IBAN is the umbrella body for all independent broadcast stations in Nigeria. The group also threatened to boycott all media engagements organised by the minister if he does not publicly apologise to the journalist. In a statement signed by Ahmed Ramalan, IBAN chairman; and Fidelis Duker, acting general secretary; the association expressed concern over the implications of the comment aired during a live television interview. thecable.ng/broadcasters-a…

“I'm Not Afraid': Channels Television’s Okinbaloye replies Wike.

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'I'm Not Afraid': Channels Television’s Okinbaloye reacts to Wike’s ‘I-would-have-shot-him' comment during live media chat. #CTVTweets #SundayPolitics

In this video, Atiku Abubakar boldly revealed that he dragged his boss, Olusegun Obasanjo, to court eleven times — and never once had to “meet” a judge behind the scenes to get justice. Think about that for a moment. A man challenging a sitting president repeatedly… and still trusting the system enough to win through due process. That is what real democratic credentials look like. Now ask yourself — can the same be said about Nigeria today? If Nigeria truly worked the way it should, people with this level of confidence in the rule of law would be the ones leading the country — not sidelined, not questioned, not doubted. The problem isn’t that we lack capable leaders… The problem is that the system doesn’t always reward credibility. Until that changes, we’ll keep recycling the same story — different faces, same struggles. #AlaBruce Rivers, Nigeria 🇳🇬

Once you disagree with people Shoot them

PRESS RELEASE   Wike’s Violent Rhetoric Exposes Tinubu Administration’s Descent into Authoritarianism The Atiku Media Office condemns, in the most forceful and unequivocal terms, the disgraceful and dangerous threat issued by the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, against frontline journalist and broadcaster, Seun Okinbaloye. For a serving minister of the Federal Republic to publicly declare, on live television, that he wished to shoot a journalist over a professional opinion is not just reckless—it is a chilling signal of how far this government has descended into intolerance, lawlessness, and naked abuse of power. This was not a joke. It was not banter. It was a threat—clear, direct, and deeply sinister. Let Nigerians be under no illusion: when those entrusted with authority begin to speak the language of violence against the press, democracy itself is under attack. Minister Wike’s outburst is not an isolated slip. It is a symptom of a broader, more dangerous pattern under the administration of Bola Tinubu—a pattern where dissent is criminalised, criticism is met with hostility, and intimidation has become the default language of governance. In sane democracies, such a statement would trigger immediate resignation or dismissal. In today’s Nigeria, it is becoming frighteningly routine. What crime did Mr. Okinbaloye commit? He dared to warn against the creeping danger of a one-party state. For this, a minister of the republic responded not with reason, but with a threat of violence. Nothing captures the current state of governance more starkly. This is how democracies die—not only through stolen mandates or weakened institutions, but through the gradual normalisation of threats, fear, and the silencing of independent voices. We must ask: if a prominent journalist can be threatened so brazenly on national television, what protection exists for the ordinary Nigerian? The Atiku Media Office states, without equivocation, that this reckless conduct is unacceptable and must not be allowed to stand. We therefore demand the following: *An immediate and unconditional public apology from Nyesom Wike to Seun Okinbaloye and the entire Nigerian media community. *A clear and public repudiation of this dangerous rhetoric by the administration of Bola Tinubu. *Concrete assurances for the safety and protection of journalists across Nigeria. Anything short of this will confirm what many Nigerians already fear—that this government is not merely intolerant of dissent, but increasingly comfortable with the language and instruments of repression. Nigeria will not be bullied into silence. The press will not be cowed, and truth will not be silenced by threats, no matter how powerful or highly placed those behind them. Signed: Atiku Media Office Abuja April 4, 2026.

Amnesty International strongly condemns the reckless and violent language of the Minister of Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Mr. Nyesom Wike in which he stated that he can respond to a statement by a journalist with shooting. Mr. Wike stated on live television that: “If there’s anyway to broke (sic) the screen, I would have shot him…” Apart from inciting violence Wike’s remarks violated Nigeria’s broadcasting code that the Nigerian Broadcasting Commission (NBC) is supposed to be enforcing. What Wike said carries the danger of normalizing violence and encouraging the targeting of journalists for just doing their job. This level of violent intent coming from a member of Nigeria’s federal cabinet is unlawful and unacceptable. Mr. Wike must withdraw his violent statement immediately and apologize.