If anyone from any part of the country makes a threat of political,religious or ethnic violence;if anyone can make a threat of civil war;as long as he is not from the South East,the nation and the general public treats it as normal.This is how the country selectively,disproportionately,discriminately and immorally acts on matters of peace,security,justice and national unity.
This is Peter Obi’s family house in Agulu, Anambra State. His beautiful wife is in the video but that is not our focus at this time. Our focus is on the modesty of this man. This is a house that a normal middle class citizen can afford to own with years of hard work. This is a sharp contrast to the opulence that greets your eyes whenever you come across the houses of Nigerian politicians. Peter Obi’s modest nature tells you one thing – he is not greedy, he does not steal public money, he is satisfied being a normal citizen, he does not have the Nigerian politician’s legendary sense of primitive acquisition which leads to pillaging of public treasury.
Obi is a man who rejected pension and lands as a former governor. Nigerians have had enough of big men as leaders who failed in governance. It is time for us to give a chance to a normal person like us. Yes, Peter Obi is a normal person like us because in spite of his great personal wealth, he has chosen to be on the side of the people – to live like them, eat what they eat and go where they go. Such a leader only comes once in the life of a nation.
Vote Peter Obi and NDC.
Exactly 14 years ago today, Chinua Achebe published his book, There Was a Country.
Released in October 2012, six months before his death, it remains Achebe's final published book.
There Was a Country is a masterpiece.
Borno State, Nigeria, a lady sentenced to 14 years in prison for sharing her faith with an adult Muslim woman who voluntarily chose to convert to Christianity!
The world is silent!
Romanian football fans displayed a huge banner that read “DEFEND NIGERIAN CHRISTIANS.” Just in the first half of 2026, 2,550 Christians have been killed by Islamist in Nigeria. 🇳🇬
“Crude oil is in the South, yet refineries are built in the North. Cattle are in the North, yet ranches are pushed South. Terrorists operate in the North, yet the South is militarized. Importers are in the East, yet seaports are developed in the West while Eastern ports remain neglected.”
Nigeria Hands Over Its $700 Billion Minerals Sector To The US On A Plate
11 days after its mainstream news outlets scrubbed a story about this very development off their websites – for as yet undetermined reasons – Nigeria has officially handed its $700 billion-estimated minerals sector to the US on a plate. The “memorandum of understanding (MoU)” was signed by Nigerian Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dele Alake, and US Deputy Secretary of State, Christopher Landau, on the sidelines of the 81st UN General Assembly.
Just as the previously-deleted reports said it would be.
This “MoU” effectively gives the US free reign over Nigeria’s critical minerals, and comes at the tail-end of a series of events stretching from October 2025 to July 2026. First, the US peddled a false narrative of a “Christian g*nocide” in Nigeria. Then, the US dropped bombs on Northern Nigeria, under this false pretext. Then, the US deployed its troops to Nigeria, as its officials “recommended” that the West African country end its strategic relationships with China and Russia – two of its largest economic and defense partners – in exchange for US military “support”. Then, the US withdrew its troops, leaving Nigeria no safer. Then, [ @terraindustries (X) / Terra Industries (everywhere else) ], a CIA-linked Nigerian defense tech startup, secured a $2 million deal to “protect lithium mining operations in Nigeria”.
All of this happened with the full knowledge and consent of the current Nigerian government, and here we are today. It will come as no surprise if the “Christian g*nocide in Nigeria” narrative disappears from the vocabulary of Washington in the coming weeks – like so many false pretexts before it. The US finally got what it was after all along.
The people of Nigeria would do well to see this theater production for what it always was, and take the necessary action to install a leadership that actually answers to them. The people of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) did precisely this between 2021 and 2023, and the sky has yet to fall down.