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@ElKay1355315 @Slattymarcel @boy_director Lol

@Slattymarcel @boy_director Jessussss😭

Them blow portable, portable turn 360 Carter efe burst laugh 🤣🤣 I don die

@rN0912476 @yabaleftonline Lol

@yabaleftonline E collect unbelievable blows come dey give use unbelievable Lies😭

I have investments in London; I have a house in London, in Canada, and also in America. I have like 400 lands all over Nigeria. - Portable

@peguy_tbn C'mon man! There are lots of Championship teams with world class facilities.

Spurs arriving at away championship grounds next season

@omaakatugba Dis boy death pain me o. Na only for film i dey see where pesin dey beg to stay alive and nobe terrorists hin dey beg o. Na law enforcement officer, even before law court decide hin fate. How de mother go dey feel now?

Cause of death ? The person was screaming and was shot twice and died and you still want to carry out an autopsy. I don’t tire !!!

@Drtalker22 @Virginia193144 @mrmacaroni Lol

@Virginia193144 @mrmacaroni So you believe the football age?

33 Today. 😊

@LouisChidube @YusufMBuhari Work dem no fit work, business dem no fit do. But you see dat National cake, na dere all of dem wan chook head put

@YusufMBuhari No other work in Nigeria but to join the lucrative politics business.

Alhamdulillah, I humbly accept the nomination with a deep sense of gratitude and responsibility. I remain committed to strengthening engagement with our people and working collaboratively to deliver meaningful and lasting impact for the benefit of all, in Sha Allah.

@Hirazzy It's also the most sought-after retirement job for the elites

For 9ja, politics no be service, na inheritance. If papa die, pikin go resume duty. 😂😭

"We need to be very careful about xenophobia... We need to understand that South Africa does not have a xenophobia problem... We have a Afrophobia problem." Political analyst Pieter Kriel says attacks on African migrants in South Africa reflect afrophobia, driven by migration and economic pressures.

@SavvyRinu @PoliceNG We should start by asking how the arrested shooter grew bears in a matter of days

@BAGGINTHS @SavvyRinu @PoliceNG I'm glad someone has noticed this too.

Remember Mene, the boy executed in public in Delta by a Nigerian SARS police officer few days ago? The police say they can’t find his body for his family to bury. Where is Oghenemine Ogidi’s body? @PoliceNG #EndSARS #JusticeForMene

@TapaCFC @CrownprinceCom2 This killer looks different from the one being paraded. How did he grow side beards overnight?

@CrownprinceCom2 Them no see sambisa forest go shoot their mates there

Treat with urgent: Can you repost aggressively, Happening at Asaba Delta State. Why are Nigerian Police acting like this for God's sake..

@OmokuRahf This officer is evil

Nigerian Police officer, ASP Nuhu Usman aka Ogbegbe murdering a young man at a bus park in Delta State. *Begged for his life. Willing to speak and reveal more information about whatever crime they committed. No court ,no judgement,no further investigation ,no conscience ,just trigger-happy...on to the next one ! 💔

@legitngnews What kind of law enforcement officer would have time to sit at a barber's shop and have his hair cut like this?

The Nigeria Police Force has approved the dismissal and prosecution of officers involved in the fatal shooting incident that occurred in Effurun, Delta state, on Sunday, 26 April, which resulted in the death of Mr Mene Ogidi. Following the directive of the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, all officers linked to the incident were immediately withdrawn from the Delta State Command and moved to Force Headquarters in Abuja. There, they underwent expedited disciplinary proceedings as part of internal accountability measures. The Force Disciplinary Committee (FDC), alongside other internal panels, concluded its review of the case and found the principal officer, Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Nuhu Usman, culpable of serious misconduct. According to the findings, he “acted in gross violation of Force Order 237 and other extant regulations governing the use of firearms,” with his conduct described as “unlawful, unprofessional, and a clear betrayal of the oath to protect life and uphold the law.” Following the committee’s recommendations, the police leadership approved the dismissal of ASP Nuhu Usman and other officers found culpable. The Inspector-General of Police subsequently endorsed the decision and forwarded it to the Police Service Commission for final ratification in line with established procedures. Photo credit - nigeriapoliceforce/X #legitng #legitnews

@femcolee @dammiedammie35 @Oluwawest001 @bbcnewspidgin Money isn't everything in life. At least, it cannot bring back the dead.

@dammiedammie35 @Oluwawest001 @bbcnewspidgin If Nigeria is a sane country the family of this guy will be reward with millions of dollars but wait and see Nigeria police to give them 500k soon

“Na person send me the video of my brother where police shu ut am da! ” - Brother of the guy modad by Nigerian policeman 🎥 credit : @bbcnewspidgin

"...make Nigerians no leave me like this.... I'm in pain..." The mother of Oghenemene Ogidi, the 28-year-old musician known as OG Millan, who died due to police brutality in Delta State, has appealed to Nigerians for help in ensuring that those responsible are brought to justice.

@lindaikeji This man is a clown and has a very low IQ

Seun Okinbaloye: You boasted you will deliver 2.5 million votes for Tinubu in 2027. Where will the votes come from? Governor Monday Okpebholo: From Edo State. People are already shouting “2.5 million votes” on the streets. Seun Okinbaloye: But in 2023, Peter Obi defeated Tinubu in Edo with 331,163 votes to Tinubu’s 144,471. There are not even up to 700,000 votes combined. Governor Monday Okpebholo: This time will be different. It is because of the work we are doing and the money Tinubu is releasing to us.

@tundeabass @zubike99 @Elkrosmediahub In some parks, you write down your name and receiver's but they have no means to confirm your identity. People could even fake their names when they have ulterior motives.

@zubike99 @Elkrosmediahub Look at that! Shouldn’t they? Thats a very good question my brother. With what you and I just saw, I think the state government, through the park management make this mandatory.

This is wild bruh. The first gist we got was that it was even kidnapping ransom the boy came to pick up and was caught. So it was sealed waybill, and was even screaming that he’d take them to whoever sent him to receive it, yet he was shot multiple times by ASP Nuhu Usman.

@aleeygiwa Mene Ogidi was assassinated by the police, we need to understand what that policeman and his team are hiding that made them to take such a fast and very unlawful action. Their prosecution shld be public, bcos they ki!led him in public with no remorse.

@General_Somto Stop calling criminals and cultists "illiterates" Will an illiterate randomly take a life cos they are illiterates?

“I Made a Video Last Year Advising Nigerians They Should Say No To Jungle Justice, That If They Apprehend Any Suspected Kidnappers Or Thieves, The Person Should Be Handed Over To The Nigeria Police. Now It’s a Police Officer That Is Publicly Carrying Out Jungle Justice Without Any Form Of Investigation. I’m Against Police Officers Searching People’s Phones. Now Imagine Someone Like ASP Usman Nuhu Telling You To Open Your Phone At a Lonely Place And You Refuse? He Will Shoot You Direct. I Don’t Know Why Police Keep Giving Arms To Illiterate Officers. This Act The Police Officer Did No Child Or Adult Living Around There Will Ever Forget The Incident. Look At The Way People Around Him Were Praising Him After Shooting The Young Man.”

@EruchaluKene @ChuksEricE Shut up!

@ChuksEricE While I do not condone the actions of the Nigeria Police here , It is not coincidence that two brothers had issues with the Police. It shows a pattern in that house

Interview between BBC News Pidgin and late Mene Ogidi’s family, the young man who was shøt by alleged Nigerian police officer, ASP Usman Nuhu in Effurun, Delta state “What exactly did I do to Nigerian police? It is the Nigerian police that k!ll£d my first son, now they have k!ll£d the second one. I heard from the video where my son was saying, ‘It’s someone that sent him, let him take them to that person.’” — Mother of late Mene Ogidi cr!es out in påin, as Mene Ogidi’s elder sister narrates how everything happened just before his de@th. Video credit: 🎥BBC News Pidgin