I just filled my tank with almost 200k….then I realized I didn’t insult you enough for this opinion earlier.
I’m sorry for trying to explain to you.
You are VERY STUPID!!!
Praying for the lost souls at Nasser Hospital 🙏🏾 Doctors and children dying in hospitals that are much needed in the region that are used as command centers for Hamas. Truly evil. Free Palestine 🇵🇸
How far, @adekunleGOLD? Please, use the same energy you used for GEJ. Why did you stop? Fuel is now ₦1,350 to ₦1,500 in the same areas.
We have over 18 million youths out of school.
Please stop. Read and retweet. 🛑
Aunty Adejoke Orelope-Adefulire @Adejoke_O_A, why was money meant for our children’s classrooms paid into a restaurant account?
Ma, do you sleep well at night? Our children sit on bare floors, learning under trees. About 18 million of them are not in school at all.
Does your conscience not trouble you?
You are 67. Politics has fed you for decades, from commissioner all the way to SSA. Is it too much to ask that it feeds the next generation too?
Daniel Ojukwu asked you the same question. Today he is sitting in Kuje prison.
Isn’t it a terrible shame that we are begging you to consider the future of children young enough to be your grandchildren?
So here I am, asking again. Ask your sham United for Change NGO to petition me but Aunty Joke,
answer first. We will keep asking until you answer.
#AuntyJokeAnswer #Journalismisnotacrime #FreeDanielOjukwu
Nigeria: Authorities must immediately and unconditionally release journalist Daniel Ojukwu
Nigerian authorities must immediately and unconditionally release investigative journalist Daniel Ojukwu, who was remanded in prison custody for 21 days by the Federal High Court in Abuja on Tuesday. His detention raises serious concerns about the use of judicial processes to intimidate journalists and undermine the right to freedom of expression and media freedom in Nigeria.
Daniel Ojukwu, an investigative reporter with the Foundation for Investigative Journalism (FIJ), has faced legal proceedings since December 2024 following his reporting on alleged corruption and the diversion of public funds involving Nigerian government officials. In May 2024, he was abducted by officers of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) in connection with his journalistic work.
The continued prosecution and detention of Ojukwu appear to be part of a broader pattern of using the criminal justice system to punish journalists for exposing allegations of corruption and holding public officials accountable.
Detaining him for a further 21 days risks reinforcing a climate of fear and intimidation among journalists and media professionals.
The authorities must ensure that any legal proceedings comply fully with international human rights standards, including the right to a fair trial and guarantees of due process.
The Nigerian authorities must also immediately end all forms of harassment, intimidation and targeting of investigative journalist Fisayo Soyombo. They must respect his right to carry out legitimate journalistic activities, including investigating and exposing corruption, abuse of power and human rights violations, without fear of reprisals.
No journalist should be subjected to threats, intimidation or punitive measures for holding those in positions of power accountable.
The authorities must ensure that journalists, including Daniel Ojukwu and Fisayo Soyombo, can work freely and independently without interference or fear of arbitrary arrest, detention or prosecution.
Any attempt to silence investigative journalists through intimidation or the misuse of the criminal justice system constitutes a serious threat to the right to freedom of expression and media freedom in Nigeria.
The Nigerian government must respect, protect and fulfil the right to freedom of expression and the freedom of the press, including the right of journalists and citizens to investigate, report on and criticise public officials and government policies without fear of reprisals.
Authorities must refrain from weaponising criminal laws and judicial processes to intimidate, harass, punish or silence journalists, activists, human rights defenders and other government critics. Journalism is not a crime, and exposing allegations of corruption must never be treated as an offence.
No Mr DG, it wasn’t 5:30am, they might want to ask the Legal of the NFF who said no.
they were all out celebrating with drummer bands and trumpeters, that was what called H.E attention at first, curtesy and protocol demanded that I inform who ever was in charge that H.E will like to congratulate the girls.
Other well wishers gathered to celebrate with them at this very spot, opposite the domestic wing of the Abuja Airport. But once it’s H.E Peter Obi they will lose their jobs.
Lol. My gee, this is a video of them protesting against the killing of their member, rightfully demanding justice.
Tell me the party logo you see on their shirt.