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@EnzoEli Mothers, stop allowing people to be kissing your baby even if it's just peck kiss. Babies immunity are not as developed as that of adults, so they can easily come down with infections.

@SavvyRinu @IziGab1 How can you shoot an unarmed person who was willing to take you to the sender of the goods he was carrying? It's not adding up!

I am very shot the boy executed in public by Nigeria SARS police officer was innocent. Where is the evidence that he attempted to waybill a gun? Can we believe the same police who says “I will shoot you and nothing will happen?” #EndPoliceBrutality #SayHisName

ADC SUSPICIOUS OF SUPREME COURT DELAY IN JUDGEMENT PETITION CHIEF JUSTICE The tension is no longer quiet—it is beginning to feel like a slow fracture at the heart of justice. In a move heavy with urgency and consequence, the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has formally petitioned the Supreme Court of Nigeria, directing its appeal to the office of the Chief Justice of Nigeria. Their message is not wrapped in diplomacy—it is a warning. According to the party, the prolonged delay in delivering a ruling on its internal dispute is no longer just procedural—it is dangerous. They argue that every passing day deepens uncertainty, fuels instability within the party structure, and risks triggering what they describe as “irreparable harm.” Not just to their political future, but to the credibility of judicial timeliness itself. Behind the legal language lies something more human: a growing sense of abandonment by a system meant to provide clarity. Political actors remain suspended in limbo, reputations hang in question, and democratic processes risk distortion when justice is perceived as distant or delayed. Yet, the ADC’s petition does more than complain—it forces a confrontation. It raises a difficult but necessary question: when justice is delayed at the highest level, who holds time accountable? The stakes here stretch beyond one party’s internal conflict. This moment quietly tests the strength of institutional trust in Nigeria. If the court speaks too late, even the right judgment may arrive stripped of its power to heal. And that is the real danger the ADC is pointing to—not just losing a case, but losing faith in the system meant to resolve it.

Police men seen dragging NYSC corpers on the street

D E S E C R A T E D ‼️ B A S T A R D I Z E D ‼️ A B U S E D‼️ D I S G R A C E D‼️ SHAME ON NIGERIAN JUDICIARY ‼️

In continuation of my extensive consultations with Nigerian leaders, today, notable South East Leaders, and I visited our respected former President Goodluck Jonathan @GEJonathan on a consultation regarding the 2027 general elections and, more importantly, the future of our dear nation. Our discussions were frank, thoughtful, and anchored on the urgent need to reposition Nigeria on the path of unity, security, stability, productivity, and inclusive governance. At a time when our nation continues to grapple with economic hardship, rising insecurity, and deepening social divisions, it has become imperative that Leaders across regions come together to reflect, consult, and act in the overall interest of the Nigerian people. Nigeria today requires leadership that is guided not by personal ambition, but by competence, character, capacity, and compassion. The kind of leadership that understands that governance is not about sharing what is left, but about creating what is needed. We must move from a consumption-driven nation to a production-driven one, where our vast human and natural resources are effectively harnessed for the common good. The 2027 elections must therefore not just be seen as another political exercise, but as a critical opportunity to reset the trajectory of our country. It must be about the Nigerian child who deserves quality education, the struggling entrepreneur who needs a conducive environment to thrive, and the millions of citizens who simply desire a secure and functional nation. I remain convinced that through sincere dialogue, unity of purpose, and a firm commitment to doing what is right, Nigeria can and will rise again. A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO

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Look at the kind of riffraffs and touts handling arms and working with the Nigeria Police. Just imagine the rot. This fellow just killed an innocent citizen in broad daylight. Only God knows the number of Nigerian citizens that have been killed behind the camera in such a gruesome way.

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Dear @officialABAT and @OfficialAPCNg Peter Obi is not the cause of your Problems ❗️ Focus on Protecting the lives of Nigerians and stop the Persecution❗️ 2027 = Tinubu Must Go🎤🇳🇬 #EndbadGovernanceinNigeria

Poor man wey thief maggi Dem go show him face for crime fighter.

Is there any screening or training that goes on in the Nigerian Police force, because I am wondering how these guys are recruited

According to reports, the man in the video beat his wife’s niece to death in Igando area of Lagos state. Your thoughts?

Many Nigerians don't know that on Easter Sunday, a bus going to Gombe State was stopped at Bauchi Junction, Jos by a Muslim Mob and the only Christian in the bus was dragged down lynched and left for dead. According to the victim Mr. Tayo, the driver and the other Muslims in the bus did nothing to stop his lynching. In fact, the driver had no reason to stop, but he stopped and ensured that the Christian was identified and "killed". The occupants of the bus all looked at him when the mob asked who was a Christian in the bus, thus marking him for death. After he was dragged down, the driver and the other passengers drove off. They did not report the incident to the police. The Christian man did not die, but he lost an eye, has multiple damaged and punctured organs and is half paralysed. I wish "pope "Ayatollah" Leo can come to Nigeria and tell him to be less fearful of Muslims.

“Performance is the best form of campaign. If you don't perform, that's why you are destroying the opposition because you fail. Is it a spell that you can't talk? Are these good? Is the country good? The dollar rose from N460 to N1,500. See fuel. What do you want to come back and do? What are you coming back to do? I have followed the system. You see some of us now. They are going to the news house to analyse what we are saying.” snip.ng/DzdCh

Peter Obi with his friend Olubadan, Oba Ladoja today. Nigeria will definitely be OK 🇳🇬

He was arrested, ready to confess, already giving details to the officer about who sent him and how to investigate further. Yet, his life was cut short. Why was he killed on the spot when he was helpless, less defensive, and willing to cooperate? This raises serious questions.

Where do Nigeria police get this type of characters from? This Nuhu looks like an ex convict himself. As a matter of urgency the Nigeria Police Force should subject all their recruit to mental, drug and psychological test. Not just recruiting former thief and thugs who in turn keep corrupting the uniform.

HERE IS THE FACE OF THE ANIMAL THAT RECKLESSLY SHOT THAT BOY JUST TO PREVENT HIM FROM NAMING NAMES!!! Anyway, this is Nigeria, he might go scot free if he has a strong connection to Wike, all Judges belong to that Obio Akpor drunk.