I mourn the passing of PMB. May his soul rest in peace.
He served his nation in different capacities. He was a different man to different people. Perspective differs. Whatever it was, PMB was a good man, though not perfect, as non of us his
Rest in peace sir. May the Almighty Allah forgive his shortcomings and grant him, eternal rest in paradise
Yes, Nigeria has enormous challenges.
Yes, our politicians are screwing us over.
Yes, your darling Yanks are your biggest, most lethal enemies.
Yes, this isn't a conspiracy theory, it's a fact! You are constantly being undermined by the nations and people you've put on a pedestal. Their talks about human rights, democracy, freedom, development for Africa is utter bullshit.
Yes, your country is seen as a threat by these people and they've been doing everything within their power to ensure you remain stagnant. If you call @DavidHundeyin and others conspiracy theorists for sounding the alarm bell, will you also call the late Alhaji Maitama Sule a conspiracy theorist?
Either we learn or we perish as this earth won't be possessed by those who are weak willed.
We are at war!
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Just In: All Nigerian Banks and the likes of Monipoint etc have started charging Electronic Money Transfer Levy (EMTL) of ₦50 by the Federal Inland Revenue Services (FIRS) on any electronic inflow of ₦10,000 and above starting today.
Yesterday,the RMFAC refuted my statement,but I’m now vindicated by Senator Kawu Sumaila who confirmed that the monthly alert is N21million and not N1million.RMFAC make una mind yourself.
For the avoidance of doubt, the rights of citizens to protest are ENSHRINED in the Nigerian Constitution and AFFIRMED by our courts. Section 40 of the 1999 Constitution (as altered) unequivocally guarantees the right to peaceful assembly and association.
Chasing shadows and contriving purported persons behind the planned protests is an exercise in futility when it is obvious that Nigerians, including supporters of Tinubu and the ruling APC, are caught up in the hunger, anger, and hopelessness brought about by the incompetence and cluelessness of this government.
It is deeply ironic that those who now seek to stifle these rights were themselves leading protests in 2012. A responsible government must ensure a SAFE and SECURE environment for citizens to exercise their constitutionally guaranteed rights to PEACEFUL PROTEST. Any attempt to suppress these rights is not only unconstitutional but a direct affront to our democracy. -AA