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An opportunity delayed, decays. Hustle on your payday is coming. Igwilo.

The Ogbuja family is connected with a highly placed political figure from Benue State. Nigerians should ask the @PoliceNG and the @benuestategovt to explain their roles in this case. Political interference is a major reason why getting justice for Ochanya has been very difficult. This explains the apparent lack of enthusiasm by the police and the State Government in pursuing the case. The reason why Felicia Ogbuja (Winifred’s mother), was prosecuted, convicted and sentenced to five months imprisonment for failure of duty of care is because her prosecution was handled by a federal agency (NAPTIP). NAPTIP refused to succumb to pressure, but the same cannot be said of the police and the State Government. Murder and rape are State (not federal) offences. Felicia Ogbuja was prosecuted under a federal enactment (NAPTIP Act). Ochanya deserves justice.

A dark side to this story nobody's talking about is that Wini's father was our lecturer back in Benue and his major target were freshers, 15 to 17 yr old girls who newly gain admission. He was a very popular molester to the extent rumours said he used charm on all those girls. He's a very wayward man, always had an erection, and slept with his students under pressure. Many got pregnant by him and were forced to abort. I have stories for date but it's left for his victims to speak up and share their experiences, not me. His son specialised in targeting admission seekers promising them his father would give them admission, in exchange for sex. This whole family is demonic I can't go on.

Our Votes Must Count Unlike in the past, in 2027 our votes MUST count, and all those who are there not to count the votes will be counted among those destroying Nigeria. I encourage everyone to remain at the polling units after voting to count and witness the counting and transmission of results. Those who refuse to allow the votes count will be made to count the full weight of the law against rigging. Let me reiterate: if you do not count our votes, we will count you among those who destroy our democracy, thereby destroying our future, and you must answer to the law. -PO

“Igbo to the world.” ❤️ Rhein Melodie Chor singing Igbo hymns during an African Mass in Recklinghausen, Germany From Ala Igbo to Europe. Happy Sunday

This is Rev Tanko Bulus Barnabas. He is a former member of the Nigerian Air Force. Today, he is rotting in jail for the "crime" of encouraging Christians who were regularly attacked by jihadist terrorists to defend themselves💔 But Gumi is walking freely.

Identifying with the People Peacefully for Electoral Integrity Yesterday, February 9th, I participated in a peaceful protest at the National Assembly to demand urgent electoral reforms that truly reflect the will of the Nigerian people. Our demands were clear and non-negotiable: anyone seeking to hold titles such as Honourable, Distinguished, or Excellency must emerge through a transparent and honourable process. Aspirants for public office should provide verifiable records of their primary, secondary, and tertiary education, along with fulfilling other constitutional requirements such as age and qualifications. No one should aspire to lead without having gone through due process. Beyond eligibility, candidates must engage in open campaigns, public scrutiny, and debates as mandated by law. Most importantly, election results must be transmitted electronically and in real time to protect the people's mandate and eliminate manipulation. Claims that certain states lack network coverage are no longer acceptable. Financial institutions operate nationwide through secure digital networks to conduct transactions and collect taxes on a daily basis. If banking systems function seamlessly, our electoral system can and should do the same. Nigeria must stop being a so-called Giant of Africa that disgraces the continent and instead become a beacon of exemplary governance, beginning with credible elections. We owe the younger generation a nation built on order, justice, and trust—not one mired in chaos and impunity. As the agitation continues, I urge our youth, who turned out in large numbers, to remain steadfast and not relent until the necessary reforms are achieved. I remain firmly committed to the vision of a New Nigeria—one that is not only possible, but inevitable if we stand and act together. -PO

I don see many men for this my road, Some loud like generator, some mute like night. Some talk change with sweet mouth, But their leg no dey waka am. But two men dey so, No be noise-makers — na builders. Peter Obi… The quiet storm. No shout, no spray grammar like perfume. Him voice calm, but e heavy. Calculator for hand, conscience for chest. When others dey chop future with spoon, This one dey count seed for tomorrow. E no promise heaven, E just dey ask: “Where the money go?” Na that question dey fear thief pass police. Alex Oti… Straight line man. No bend for power, no kneel for nonsense. Banker brain, rebel heart. E enter system like torchlight for dark room Suddenly, rats begin run. E show say governance no be magic, Na discipline, na work, na spine. I stand between dem like old guard, Grey hair, black truth. I don shout for years, curse corruption, Beat drum for freedom till my hand blister. Some say I too loud. But these ones? Dem dey prove say resistance fit wear suit too. Two men, same struggle, different rhythm. No saint, but clean hand. No messiah, but better road. If Nigeria be song, Na dem dey try tune am back to key. And me? I go keep shouting,  keep singing, keep disturbing ignorance. Until sense finally become fashion. Dia fathers blokus.

NIGERIA BOMBS THEIR OWN CIVILIANS

How did a country of 300 million mostly honest, hardworking people end up with so many corrupt people running its institutions?

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Nigerians, please lend your voices and speak up for Zidane. Another soul is about to be wasted for defending himself. Victor Solomon must be freed. @tedcruz @FLOTUS @RepRileyMoore @POTUS @amanpour @CTmagazine #FreeZidaneNow

I have just been made aware of the alarming arrest and remand of 52 students in Ekpoma, Edo State, who bravely called for an end to the terror of kidnappers and bandits plaguing their community. This situation is utterly unacceptable. We cannot and must not punish citizens for voicing legitimate grievances, especially when they are standing up against the very real threats that have devastated our neighbourhoods. It is beyond belief that students were taken from their hostels at night simply for protesting, only to be treated as criminals. Meanwhile, the actual perpetrators—the bandits and kidnappers wreaking havoc—remain at large, unaccountable for their actions. The reality is clear: as long as insecurity continues unabated, more protests will follow. The government has a responsibility to engage in dialogue with these students and take decisive steps to reclaim their communities from the grip of violence. This is not a confrontation between citizens and the government; it is a united front against the criminals who terrorise us. Arresting young people for demanding safety is absolutely intolerable. I call on the government to release these students immediately and unconditionally. Let us move forward with courage, not fear, in guiding our leadership. A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO

They said youth should rise up. They said they youth of Nigeria should stand up to the government. The youth of Ekpoma did just that and where is Nigeria? Where is the media? Where are the lawyers? Where are the activists? 50 STUDENTS ARE GOING TO PRISON JUST LIKE THAT

Nigeria: Yet another Christian has been sentenced to death for the crime of self-defense. Victor Solomon (aka Zidane), a Christian who defended his community from Fulani Islamist attacks has been sentenced to death for doing so. Shockingly, he was charged with the same crime in two different state courts. He was acquitted in one but condemned in Kaduna by a Muslim judge. Christians have a right to defend themselves from Islamists who attack them. This is not okay. Pray for Zidane, his family and community. He needs immediate help. #FreeZidane

CONDEMNATION OF THE BRUTAL KILLING OF NURSE CHINEMEREM PASCALINA CHUWUMEZIEM OF FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, ABUJA I write on behalf of the National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives (NANNM), FCT Council, to express our deep sorrow, outrage, and total condemnation of the unjust and brutal killing of our innocent young colleague, Nurse Chinemerem Pascalina Chuwumeziem, who was in active service with the Federal Medical Centre, Abuja. The deceased nurse, having spent her day rendering selfless service to humanity and saving lives, closed from afternoon duty on 3rd January 2026 and boarded a vehicle on her way home. Tragically, she never made it home alive. Her lifeless body was later discovered, dumped in a most inhumane and heartbreaking manner. This wicked and senseless act is not only an attack on the nursing profession but also an assault on healthcare workers and humanity at large. We hereby call on the entire security architecture in the Federal Capital Territory—including the Nigeria Police Force, the Department of State Services (DSS), and the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC)—to immediately conduct a thorough, transparent, and professional investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death and ensure that the perpetrators are identified and brought to justice without delay. The continuous harassment and attacks on nurses have further exposed the alarming level of insecurity faced daily by healthcare workers, particularly while commuting to and from duty. Our lives are no longer safe. Nurses leave their homes daily to save lives, yet many are uncertain of returning alive to their families. We strongly call on the Honourable Minister of the Federal Capital Territory to urgently strengthen security around all hospitals in the FCT and at major junctions where nurses and other healthcare workers board vehicles, especially during early morning and late-night shifts. Where feasible, government should also provide safe and organised transportation for nurses to and from their places of work in order to prevent further loss of innocent lives. Furthermore, we extend our heartfelt condolences to the immediate family of the deceased, the Management of the Federal Medical Centre, Jabi, Abuja, as well as nurses in the FCT and across Nigeria, over this painful and irreparable loss of our beloved daughter and dear colleague. We share in your grief and pray that God grants you the strength and fortitude to bear this devastating loss. We demand justice for our fallen colleague and urgent government intervention to guarantee the safety and security of all nurses and healthcare workers in the Federal Capital Territory. Anything short of decisive action will further expose nurses to danger and erode public confidence in the nation’s security system. Comr. Jama D. Medan Chairman National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives (NANNM) FCT Council @WHO @FellowNurses1 @NANNMNational @Nrs_Kethz @Fmohnigeria @ABUJAPLUG @WHO @AdaErema @HenshawKate @ProfIsaPantami @channelstv @ARISEtv @tvcnewsng @poetclem @MobilePunch @tribundergi @vanguardngrnews @OfficialAPCNg @GMB @drpepple_ @MrAbuSidiq @Wizarab10 @instablog9ja @aproko_doctor @ogunmusi @yabaleftonline @GovWike @OfficialDSSNG @Fmohnigeria @NigeriapolicePR @PoliceNG @FCT_PoliceNG @vdmempire

Prosperity cannot come by taxing Poverty As I travel the world and meet leaders who have transformed their nations, one lesson is clear: lasting economic and social progress begins with national consensus. Transformative leaders—those who successfully unite their people around a shared vision—share a defining quality: honesty. Government must be transparent and truthful because citizens deserve nothing less from those who lead them. True leaders do not exploit their people to enrich themselves and a few cronies; they build trust, unity, and shared purpose - the foundation of sustainable progress. It is against this standard of honest leadership that Nigeria’s current approach to taxation must be measured. If taxation is to function as a genuine social contract, it must be rooted in sincerity, fairness, and concern for the welfare of the people. Every tax policy should be clearly explained, including its impact on incomes and its expected contribution to national development. Without this transparency, taxation becomes a tool of confusion and burden rather than a mechanism for growth and development. Nigeria must rethink taxation if it is serious about economic growth, national unity, and shared prosperity. The purpose of sound fiscal policy is not merely to raise revenue; it is to make the people wealthier so that the nation itself becomes stronger. Yet today, Nigerians are asked to pay taxes without clarity, explanation, or visible benefit. The solution begins with empowering small and medium-sized enterprises in every community. When small businesses thrive, jobs are created, incomes rise, and the tax base expands naturally. You cannot tax your way out of poverty - you must produce your way out of it. This makes the ongoing tax fraud saga particularly alarming. For the first time in Nigeria’s history, a tax law has reportedly been forged. The National Assembly itself has admitted that the version gazetted is not what was passed into law. Yet citizens are being asked to pay higher taxes under this manipulated framework—without transparency, without explanation, and without corresponding benefits. There is no virtue in celebrating increased government revenue while the people grow poorer. Taxing poverty does not create wealth; it deepens hardship. Any tax system that makes citizens poorer violates the fundamental principles of good governance and sound fiscal policy. Nigeria needs a fair, lawful, and people-centred tax system—one that supports production, rewards enterprise, protects the vulnerable, and restores trust between government and citizens. Only then can taxation become a true tool for unity, growth, and shared prosperity. -PO

Merry Christmas🎄.

@trigottista Make I help una.

Make I laugh first

@GodsgraceRotimi @Urchilla01 Thank you for this. I have been going through people's comments like mumu, looking for what was quoted. Make I go find em handle block am. Shameless greedy lots.

@Urchilla01 In case they ever plan to deny it

First Lawrenz Alabi, now this. I hope we can all recognise coordinated psyop when we see one, and remember what I always say about the low-hanging fruits when the time comes.

To all our Christian friends around the world - Merry Christmas!