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Life is too short to be too serious!!!

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@trigottista @OfficialDSSNG Is it possible that every issue is consistently framed around a singular agenda? The Department of State Services has fulfilled its responsibilities; it is now incumbent upon the intended recipients to take appropriate action.

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@trigottista @OfficialDSSNG It appears there may be a misunderstanding regarding the significance of the leaked information, with an emphasis placed on less critical aspects. I am struggling to comprehend the prevailing thought processes within this nation.

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@OfficialDSSNG Kudos to the DSS for addressing this issue lest mischief makers manipulate narratives to suit their Agenda!!!!

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@SaharaReporters Let's be honest Sowore, this your narrative is getting stale with each day! I believe such measures are not unique to Justice but to everyone under active investigation, so enough with the Media propaganda, it doesn't serve you any good; not that you have dignity anyway

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@SaharaReporters Casting aspersion on the unbias of the Judge because his rulings did not favor you just shows your level of irresponsibility. So it's only fair when it aligns with your expectations. So much for activism 🤣😂

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@Unabombaar The fact you lots lack common decency in your engagement will lead to your own ruin. If the President comes for you through the legal means, you will still be the same to shout oppression. Make una dey give una sef brain sometimes!

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@SaharaReporters Haba Sahara, the lady already came out to debunk this una false information. By the way, since when has an invitation for a rapport turn to intimidation. Your continuous and flagrant spread of misinformation is daily looking like a vendetta and nothing more

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@sowore @OfficialDSSNG @officialABAT @PoliceNG I hope you have the evidence to back this falacy. I hope you won't go shouting oppression tomorrow if the same DGSS sue you to court for defamatory claims. You busy body these days has really metamorphosed into idiocy!

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@SERAPNigeria You spread wrong information about the Personnel, you got sued, you went to court and was proven wrong and you can't accept the judgement because it doesn't favor you!
So much for standing for Justice! 😂🤣😂.
Pay up already! This should serve as deterrent to your organization

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@SaharaReporters When it doesn't support Sowore's narrative, judicial process becomes "Controversial". Anyways, it's pertinent to note the DSS personnel involved in this case are within their capacity to do so and I hope it goes in their favor. Freedom of speech should not be abused!

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@sowore All these opportunist activism with no substance just reeks of pure deceit.
I pray you don't continue to lead people to their own peril just so you can continue to score cheap popularity!

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@SaharaReporters Distinguished individuals like Barrister Deji and Femi Falana have often commended the Service for its dedication to human rights. The DSS maintains the right to appeal, even to the Supreme Court.

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@DrKalu_ no reason why they will go through all that rigorous process only to have selected candidates before the exam itself!

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@DrKalu_ I find this very funny and hard to believe. There are so many holes in this your epistle. How did you find out the candidates they picked, a Secret agency like that will never allow their information leak like that. Secondly, your assertion of favoritism is flawd because I see

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@sowore @OfficialDSSNG It's funny how you castigate the DSS for following lawful judicial process to address your misdemeanor. You made a defamatory statement against the President and you are angry legal process are conducted against you. The joke is really on you 🤣😂

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A Career of Switches: The Atiku Playbook

If political loyalty were a sport, Atiku Abubakar would have a wardrobe full of jerseys, each worn just long enough before the next transfer window opened.

His journey resembles a continuous cycle:

(PDP)—the place where the journey to power began.

(AC) — a swift diversion when faced with discomfort, as addressing internal issues is less appealing than merely altering the signboard?

(PDP) — back again, proving that in politics, old doors are never really closed, just temporarily ignored.

(APC) — another strategic move, perfectly timed with presidential ambitions. Coincidence? Of course not.

(PDP) — a return trip, because apparently the grass keeps looking greener where he just left.

(ADC) — the latest bus stop on this never-ending political shuttle, perhaps dressed up as a fresh start, but feeling more like a sequel nobody asked for.

To critics, this pattern doesn’t signal flexibility; it signals desperation, a constant search for the most convenient launchpad rather than a commitment to a clear ideology or national vision.

There’s also a recurring accusation that within party structures, Atiku has consistently wielded significant influence during primaries, shaping outcomes and sidelining rival contenders. That, critics argue, explains why he so often emerges as the party’s flag bearer, not necessarily because the field is empty, but because the field is carefully arranged.

Even his former principal, Olusegun Obasanjo, has at different times cast doubt on his leadership qualities. When a political mentor turns into a public skeptic, it lingers like a stubborn echo.

Despite all these political migrations, many Nigerians remain unconvinced about his suitability for leadership. The repeated bids and shifting platforms have not translated into broad trust or acceptance at the highest level.

His recent statement that he will step away after the 2027 election has not diminished the skepticism that still surrounds him. Given his history, some see that promise as written in pencil rather than ink, easily erased if another political opportunity appears. It wouldn’t surprise critics if yet another party switch is framed as a “fresh comeback.”

At some point, even the most experienced traveler must retire. For many observers, that time, at least politically, has already arrived. The question remains whether he will heed the signs or continue to pursue the limelight. As the political landscape evolves, it becomes increasingly imperative for leaders to recognize when to pass the torch and allow new voices to emerge.

HR @sowore @thatverydarkman Lookman
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efforts is often hampered by a lack of responsive action from relevant agencies.

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This video evokes a sense of sadness while simultaneously offering a glimmer of hope. The @OfficialDSSNG consistently performs its duties, ensuring the timely acquisition of actionable intelligence to preempt avoidable incidents within the country. However, the efficacy of these

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@LeoDAreaScarter to situations of this nature.

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@LeoDAreaScarter regard, it is imperative that everyone collaborates to prevent such unfortunate occurrences from happening again. I am deeply saddened and distressed by these events, but I believe that these issues can be alleviated if proper procedures are established to ensure a swift response