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@_MzJayde Apparently nobody has won the house

I really need to stop believing everything I see on this app. 😭 So you're telling me someone is going home with a ₦150 million house after the World Cup, yet the advert looks like it was produced with the last ₦2,000 left in the marketing budget? This iLOTBET ad no enter at all #ilotbetwinahouse

@chards_effi Ah you think so

@qweenKThree Not mine 😂😂😂

African mothers are rugged 😂😂😂

@DrFabiyi I don laugh tire

@qweenKThree 😂😂

@_tobyblush Why would you practice witchcraft because of a man

This 2026, if a guy sleeps with you and then ghosts you after, write his full name three times on a brown envelope with what he did. Place it inside an onion then keep it somewhere. Don't text him. Don't call him. Don't beg. Just wait... and watch life handle the rest for you.

This daddy na Agbaya 😂😂😂😂

Underrated Spain

Use this as an opportunity to post a random video of you, anything . Just post 🥰

@MothertoNations No sell us abeg

Btw, I need new mutuals. need to sell these old ones.

Dang! The neatest ingrown removal 🥺

Do you know your vote is important?? Your vote has a voice that can shape the next generation. I know Nigerians are weary but the only power you still have is your vote, that's your ability to influence electoral outcomes. Go get your PVC! INEC has extended the registration deadline to 24th July. Stop delaying, go register now! #GoNigeria #CollectYourPower

@MADUJR01 This is a classic diversion tactic. Instead of focusing on doing his job, the governor is wasting time and taxpayer money on a sideshow. Everyone knows exactly what he's trying to do here

Offa Robbery: Recuse Yourself, Prevent Conflict of Interest, Saraki’s Lawyers Tell Judge • Court fixes July 21st for hearing The Kwara State High Court today adjourned till July 21st, 2026 for hearing of the motion on notice filed by lawyers to former Senate President, Dr Abubakar Bukola Saraki, requesting the judge presiding over the Offa robbery case filed by the Kwara State Government against him and his successor, Dr. Abdulfatai Ahmed, Justice Osuolalale Ajayi, to recuse himself to prevent prejudice and conflict of interest. In a motion on notice filed by the Defence lawyers led by Mr Kamaldeen Ajibade, SAN, on July 13th, 2026, the team reminded Justice Ajayi that he is also the presiding judge in the civil suit number KWS/492/2024 between Yusuf Aishat Ibikunle & 2 others V. Governor of Kwara State & others arising from the same Offa robbery. The defendant’s lawyers argued that while Saraki and Ahmed are first and second defendants in the present criminal proceedings, they were the third and fourth defendants in the civil matter and that the “principal issues for determination in the civil suit are substantially intertwined with the allegations which remain to be determined in the instant criminal charge”. The former Senate President’s lawyers in a 27-page process reminded the judge that the civil case “is founded on substantially the same facts and allegations forming the subject matter of this criminal charge” and that having commenced hearing on the earlier case, he would be prejudiced by the facts arising from the civil matter as he proceeds with the criminal case. The lawyers argued that “there exists a real likelihood, or at least a reasonable apprehension, that the prior consideration and determination of those facts in the civil suit may affect public confidence in the impartial adjudication of the instant criminal charge. “It is in the interest of Justice and in furtherance of the constitutional guarantee of a fair hearing that this Honourable Court recuse itself where the circumstances give rise to a reasonable apprehension of bias or where such recusal is necessary to preserve the integrity of the judicial process”, it stated. The lawyers requested Justice Ajayi to give an order directing that the case file in the criminal matter be returned to the Chief Judge of Kwara State for reassignment to another judge of the High Court for hearing and determination. The defendant further argued that granting this application will enhance public confidence in the administration of Justice and will occasion no prejudice to the Respondent. The court at its ruling today adjourned the matter to July 21st, 2026. Signed Abdulganiyu Abdulqadir Press Officer on Local Matters Abubakar Bukola Saraki Media Office Abuja

@Haleemarh_Gumel By taking this to the appeals court, Dr. Saraki is following the proper path. Letting the legal process run its course is exactly how disputes should be settled in a democratic system.

JULY 3RD, 2026 PRESS RELEASE Free Speech Case With Kwara Gov: Saraki to Appeal Decision on Jurisdiction The case of criminalisation of free speech filed by the Governor of Kwara State, Mr Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq against former Senate President, Dr Abubakar Bukola Saraki came up earlier today at the Kwara State High Court sitting in Ilorin despite the absence of the lead Defence lawyer, Mr. Jimoh Mumini, SAN, who the court was informed had been indisposed. While the court refused the prosecution's request that a bench warrant be issued against Dr Saraki, it also rejected the argument of the lawyer to the former Senate President that the Court lacked jurisdiction over the matter and should therefore decline to continue with the case. Justice M. O. Folorunso adjourned the matter to July 22nd. However, Dr Saraki’s lawyers have maintained their stance that jurisdiction is fundamental to the case and should be fully determined before the case can proceed. In line with the position, they have advised Dr Saraki to challenge the decision of the Ilorin High Court at the Court of Appeal since the issue of jurisdiction goes to the root of the matter. Dr Saraki has subsequently mandated his lawyers to immediately activate the appeal process and ensure the processes are fully filed before the adjourned date fixed by the trial court. It should be recalled that the matter arose from a social media post circulated on April 17, 2026 by Dr Saraki in response to an earlier press statement by the Kwara State Government which attacked his reputation. The government claimed that the response via the social media post by Dr Saraki constituted criminal defamation and cyberbullying against the person of Mr Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, the state governor. Mr Abdulrazaq’s main complaint was that by questioning his educational qualification in the social media post, Dr Saraki’s statement was capable of causing a breakdown of public peace in the state. The government’s lawyers in their argument before Justice M. O. Folorunso during the June 17, 2026 hearing requested a bench warrant and court order to compel Dr Saraki to appear before the court. However, Dr Saraki’s lawyers contended that the court processes were improperly filed by the prosecution, that the state high court lacked jurisdiction to hear the matter, and that Dr Saraki’s post on Facebook and X (formerly Twitter) being complained of were mere exercise of his freedom of speech and right of reply, as the leader of the opposition to Governor Abdulrazaq’s political party. At this juncture, Dr Saraki once again reiterates his confidence in the Nigerian judiciary and its ability to do justice to all parties, in all cases and situations. It is the reason why he has mandated his lawyers to always ensure that his position on all issues is strongly defended and justifiably put forward before the court on all matters, including this present case arising from a social media post. Dr Saraki also restates his appeal to his supporters across Kwara State and beyond to remain calm and law-abiding. The former Senate President will also want to assure all his supporters and members of the public that he will continue to lend his voice to issues of public and national interest, in spite of the machinations by the outgoing Kwara State government to silence him. Dr Saraki also restated his earlier charge to his supporters that “Mr Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq’s oppressive tendencies are mere inconveniences that will soon blow away. This is because the administration has only 10 months to stay in office and the tendency that it represents will be totally eradicated in Kwara State by the people”. Signed Abdulganiyu Abdulqadir Press Officer on Local Matters Abubakar Bukola Saraki Media Office Abuja

Angela needs to let it go, she wants to be right about the situation by all means #RHOA