@davido You broke-shamed someone who was simply trying to remind you this. It’s now crystal clear that money can’t cure ignorance. I hope you learn your lesson the hard way.
@Naija_PR The question is that has he ever been in support of Adeleke since he declared intention to run for 2nd term under the Accord party and are they in the same faction?
@IsholaAdeyemi16@OgbeniAdugbo@davido You're an arrogant illiterate and your response shows that your brain 🧠 is underdeveloped, some years back, blasphemy lead to the death of a promising young girl in the northern state. you can play politics without mentioning the name of any prophect or messire.
@davido Becuase of you and your uncouth speeches, your uncle will lose that election!
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What has Jesus Christ gathered to do with your election? It is pure blasphemy for you to say this. Anyway, time will tell
@dustinbradley44@Seunfunmi_mi@davido If your papa isn’t as agile as this and you have to rely on AI editing to make him fit the narrative you’re trying to portray, please don’t assume that the same applies to everyone. Not everything needs to be generalized to suit a particular narrative.
The people of Orlu, Orsu, Lilu, and the towns around the Ihiala axis will never forget the atrocities caused by these mad people.
Glad it's getting the needed Publicity and a proper documentary.
At the very moment Sunday Igboho was mobilizing efforts to track down the kidnappers and locate the victims who had been held hostage for weeks, the Governor of Oyo State , @seyimakinde, suddenly found it necessary to impose a curfew in parts of the state, including the very area where the schoolchildren were abducted.
What makes the situation even more suspicious is that before these rescue efforts began, there was no curfew in place. The government of Makinde apparently saw no urgency in restricting movement while innocent citizens remained in captivity. Yet, the moment individuals and local groups started organizing to pursue the criminals and secure the release of the victims, the authorities abruptly remembered the need for a curfew.
This sequence of events naturally raises questions. Why was there no such restriction when the kidnappers were operating freely? Why did the curfew emerge only when attempts were being made to track them down? These are questions many concerned citizens will continue to ask.
Given these circumstances, one cannot completely dismiss the remarks previously made by former Gov @GovAyoFayose regarding Seyi Makinde and the circumstances surrounding the kidnapping incident. Whether those comments were accurate or not, actions and timing such as these will only fuel public suspicion and deepen concerns about the handling of the entire situation.
When innocent schoolchildren are abducted and families are left in agony, the priority should be the swift rescue of the victims and the apprehension of the perpetrators not actions that appear to frustrate or complicate efforts aimed at achieving those objectives.
#StatePolice #BayoOnanuga
Notable people who have praised Nigeria's ongoing economic reforms:
1. IMF
2. World Bank
3. African Development Bank
4. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
5. Bill Gates
6. UK security chief
But someone who failed Economics in WAEC wants us to believe the reforms are bad. Interesting.
@042Mazi @instablog9ja But when the United State was condemning, Nigeria Government you're happy, set of saddies that will never be happy for good news.