Uchechukwu Achonye
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Fear Yahweh in all you do.
IF ELECTION NO WORK, REVOLUTION GO WORK⚠️‼️ We have suffered enough Abeg🤧 APC & TINUBU Must Go, by any means NECESSARY ✍️🔥
Happening right now; Angry prøtesters block Ekpan Police Station in Delta State as they demand justice over the k!lling of late 28-year-old Mene, who was shøt de@d by allegedly Nigerian police officer, ASP Nuhu Usman.
Labour Party Elects Nenadi Usman As National Chairman channelstv.com/2026/04/28/lab…
Harrison Gwamnishu alongside other youths currently protesting in Warri, Delta State, as they demand justice for late 28-year-old Mene, who was shøt de@d by a Nigerian police officer, ASP Nuhu Usman.
“ I am the authentic National Chairman of ADC, David Mark is !llegal, even thier kangaroo convention is Null and void” Self acclaimed chairman of ADC, Temitope Oga
Kogi man will run for elections in Lagos Ogun man will run for elections in Lagos Osun man will be Lagos Godfather But God Forbid for Lagos man to be Lagos Governor. They will call him something else.
When we were saying plan B some people thought it was a joke
🇳🇬 EXPOSED: Same Judge, Same Case – From “Not Our Business” to Controlling Party Structure. What Changed? Nigerians are demanding immediate intervention by the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) over the handling of the ADC leadership crisis. Justice Joyce Abdulmalik of the Federal High Court, Abuja, has delivered a fresh ruling in the crisis within the African Democratic Congress (ADC), taking jurisdiction after previously declining it in a related matter. In her latest decision in Suit No. FHC/ABJ/CS/581/2026, filed by Norman Obinna and six others on behalf of elected state chairpersons, the court barred the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) from recognising or participating in any state congresses organised by the caretaker National Working Committee led by former Senate President David Mark. The court also restrained the caretaker committee from interfering with the tenure and functions of elected state executives, affirming that their mandates remain valid until May 2026. Justice Abdulmalik held that neither the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria nor the ADC Constitution empowers a caretaker committee to override or usurp the powers of duly elected party structures. She further stated that while courts generally refrain from interfering in internal party affairs, they are empowered to intervene where there is a clear breach of constitutional or statutory provisions, and found the claims before her to be meritorious. However, in an earlier suit - FHC/ABJ/CS/1331/2025, filed by former ADC presidential candidate Dumebi Kachikwu and others - the court declined jurisdiction, describing the dispute as an internal party matter. In this latest ruling, the court assumed jurisdiction and proceeded to make orders directly affecting the structure, leadership operations, and congress activities of the party. @NigBarAssoc @afamosigwe
