This man's position has become entirely untenable in @officialEFCC.
He has tried his best.
He is a senior pastor & a senior lawyer.
He still has professional shelf life.
It's time to call time on this corruption of anti-corruption.
Mr. Chairman, in God's name, please go!
REVEALED: Audio Evidence Exposes How Tinubuโs NSA Ribadu Planned Detention of BOSYA President Kaigama For Exposing How Govt Negotiated With Terrorists and Allegedly Stole Ransom Meant For Ngoshe Victimsโ Release https://t.co/UyPMrvv1Qu
Governor Seyi Makinde supports Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke, calls out FG over the selective use of federal institutions against opposition states.
Tinubuโs Credentials: "If the president says it's an accusation, let him come out and tell Nigerians, โThis is my primary school certificate. This is my secondary school certificate,'" โ Kalu Kalu, Lawyer and ADC member
#PoliticsToday
โWe know all of you, as a governor, as a senator. I know why you are there supporting this man: it is because of yourself, your family, and what you can gather and acquire. After your term, if you win again, you will continue. If you do not win again, you will carry the money you have already acquired for yourself and your children, and travel to another country, leaving behind the very people you called โNigerians.โ That is one thing a president has nothing to offer his own country.โ - Odumeje https://t.co/lsDNSrN7lS
Video showing a Yoruba woman speaking about how some Yoruba people have been reduced to begging on the streets and online just to survive.
She expressed concern that despite the hardship, some talented young people and ordinary citizens still support leaders they believe have contributed to their struggles, simply because of tribalism, political loyalty, or small gifts like rice, peanuts, and ร tแบนฬnรบjแบน.
She said it is heartbreaking to see people struggling for survival while continuing to defend those they believe are oppressing them. ๐
โPresident Tinubu, there's hardship in Nigeria. Don't let the people around you deceive you. Donโt say โNoโ to the truth.โ โ Primate Ayodele urges President Tinubu
Who is this? He called the SAN a liar on national tv. Heโs not even alleging, he said it was a viral infection that pushed Mr. Mandate to submit forged documents to INEC. SAN almost gave up. Na this kind lawyer fit APC. ๐คฃ
"We should refuse to agree that this is Nigeria, where:
-Nothing works
-Certificates are forged and it's ok
-Elections are rigged and you're told to Go-To-Court
These things have consequences"
-John Cardinal Onaiyekan of the Catholic Church
He's been consistently consistent!
JUST IN: Former NANS leaders have petitioned Bola Tinubu and the APC to Donald Trump over the political crises in Osun State ahead of the governorship election.
They are also demanding free and fair elections in 2027, and staged the protest at the US Embassy.
Supporting Peter is not really about Peter Obi. It is about us. It is about the kind of people we choose to be.
There comes a point in the journey of every nation when its people wake up and say, "Enough is enough. We need a different kind of leadership." That is where Nigeria is today. This is no longer politics as usual. It is about competence. It is about leadership that thinks beyond the box and, more importantly, beyond ethnicity, religion, and social class.
For the first time in our political history, we have a presidential candidate who boldly tells the world, "I don't give shishi." It has become more than just a slogan. It is a call for Nigerians to take back their country.
Many people interpret "I don't give shishi" simply as a refusal to buy votes. But there is a deeper meaning that is often overlooked. Peter Obi is saying, "I trust you to do the right thing." He is telling Nigerians, "You are worth more than a bag of rice. You are worth more than the cash shared during elections. You are people of dignity and values, capable of making sacrifices for a better future."
His message is clear: we cannot achieve the right destination through the wrong process. Yes, he wants a better Nigeria, but not at the cost of compromising the very principles that will sustain it. If building a better Nigeria requires breaking the rules, then it is not worth it. We cannot reject the old system while using its methods to gain power.
Supporting Peter Obi is, therefore, a reflection of our own values. It is about deciding that integrity matters, that competence matters, and that the future of our children is worth more than temporary personal gain.
If we truly desire a better Nigeria, a transparent Nigeria, and a nation free from corruption, then we must begin the journey the right way. We cannot fight corruption with corruption. We cannot build integrity on compromise.
The seeds we sow determine the harvest we reap. If we sow honesty, sacrifice, accountability, and respect for due process, we will reap the Nigeria we have always dreamed of. But if we continue to justify shortcuts because they seem convenient, we will only reproduce the same system we claim to oppose.
The choice before us is bigger than Peter Obi. It is about the kind of Nigeria we want, and the kind of Nigerians we choose to become.
-Moses Abdulkass
A priest at 25.
A bishop at 38.
Nominee, Nobel Peace Prize.
John Onaiyekanโs statement immediately after he was made a cardinal was, โIโm not afraid !โ
WOW !!!