BUT WHY ?

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[MaziTundeEdnutfan @originalproflle]

“The North is the problem of Nigeria.

We are beggars,
We have the worst level of education,
We have almajiri crippling our economy.

The system of Northern Nigeria was built to impoverish Northerners….”

- Arewa woman fumes!

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ASARI DOKUBO say the IJAW people will soon lunch a war in Edo as issues still remain over the Ownership of the GheleGhele Town where IJAW reside along side Benin people in edo state

[ARISE NEWS @ARISEtv]

Wike’s Aide Under Fire Over Alleged INEC Breach

Social media is buzzing after voter registration details belonging to Nollywood actor Emeka Ike surfaced online shortly after he announced plans to contest a House of Representatives seat in the FCT.

The records were shared by Nyesom Wike’s media aide, Lere Olayinka, and appeared to come from INEC’s restricted administrative portal, sparking concerns over voter data privacy and calls for an investigation into how the information was accessed.

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[ADC Vanguard @ADCVanguard_]

PRESS STATEMENT BY THE SUPREME COUNCIL FOR SHARI’AH IN NIGERIA (SCSN) ON ALLEGED DISCREPANCIES IN THE GAZETTED TAX REFORM BILLS

The Supreme Council for Shari’ah in Nigeria (SCSN) has followed with deep concern developments on the floor of the National Assembly yesterday, where Hon. Abdulsamad Dasuki, a duly elected member of the House of Representatives, raised an alarm over disturbing discrepancies between the tax reform bills passed by the National Assembly and the versions subsequently gazetted and presented to the Nigerian public.

The Council notes with utmost seriousness the allegation that additional clauses and other substantial material alterations appearing in the gazetted tax laws signed by the President were neither debated nor approved by the National Assembly. If established, this represents a grave and egregious constitutional infraction with far-reaching implications for democracy, governance, economic stability, and public trust.

Given the profound impact of tax legislation on the lives, livelihoods of ordinary citizens, businesses, and religious, social, and economic obligations of Nigerians, the Supreme Council for Shari’ah in Nigeria actively monitored and contributed immensely throughout the legislative process of considering these tax reform bills at the National Assembly. Our engagements were guided by the need to ensure fairness, equity, transparency, constitutional compliance, and protection of the public interest.

The Council is therefore shocked and deeply disturbed by allegations on the floor of the House of Representatives that what Nigerians collectively debated, scrutinised, and agreed upon through their elected representatives may have been altered at the executive level. Such action, if established ,tantamounts to tampering with the sovereign will of the Nigerian people and undermines the very foundation of constitutional governance.

Accordingly, we hereby call on all stakeholders, in particular, the leadership of the National Assembly - the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Tajuddeen Abbas, and the President of the Senate, Senator Godswill Akpabio to rise to their constitutional responsibilities by ensuring that these claims are transparently examined and appropriate actions taken before the commencement of the Tax Laws, on the 1st of January, 2026. Nigerians deserve respect, transparency, and fidelity to due process. Members of the National Assembly must be allowed, without hindrance, to conduct a critical, open, and transparent comparison between the harmonised bills passed by both chambers and the versions that were eventually gazetted, in order to establish the nature, extent, and impact of any alterations.

The consequences of such alleged infractions are grave. They include erosion of public confidence in democratic institutions, weakening of the doctrine of separation of powers, exposure of the affected laws to constitutional challenges, economic uncertainty, and loss of investor confidence. Most critically, they set a dangerous precedent where laws become negotiable instruments rather than binding outcomes of democratic deliberation.

Tax laws, by their compulsory nature, demand the highest level of constitutional integrity and procedural fidelity. Nigerians cannot be expected to comply with fiscal obligations arising from laws whose authenticity and legislative origin are in doubt. The Council therefore urges that this matter be treated with urgency, sincerity, and transparency in order to preserve constitutional order, protect institutional credibility, and reaffirm the supremacy of the Nigerian Constitution.

Nigeria’s democracy must not be undermined by executive overreach or procedural shortcuts. The will of the people, as expressed through the National Assembly, must be respected and defended.

Signed:

Nafiu Baba-Ahmad, mni
Secretary General
Supreme Council for Shari’ah in Nigeria (SCSN)
27 Jumada II 1447 AH/ 17 December 2025

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[Mahdi Shehu @shehu_mahdi]

DON'T IGNORE THE CLIP BELOW: IT IS REFERING TO US:

Truth, wherever it comes from doesn't require any validation or coloration. It penetrates even the most hardened heart. May God bless this man of God and his congregation.

[Morris Monye @Morris_Monye]

“NA OUR RIGHT TO ASK QUESTIONS”

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A New Nigeria is POssible.

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[Obidient Premier👑 🦅 @ObidientPremier]

The set of people in the southwest, Nigeria bringing bad names to the tribe are those barbarians that can’t speak English, “mio ogbor inglisi” gang, touts, agberos & the illiterates. Nepotism, tribal hate & bigotry is running in their vein.

There are good ones like this man.👇

[egbe ntụ @egbe_ntu]

The most wicked people in nigeria are those who have travelled abroad and still support bad governance in nigeria because the person in power is from their tribe.

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

Insecurity in Kwara

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