If killing about 68000 people qualifies Palestine to own a country of their own? What then should happen in Nigeria where over 100,000 people have been killed by terrorists
When I woke up one morning and discovered that the DSS had officially applied itself to fighting me on behalf of @officialABAT by applying to social media platforms, @X (formerly Twitter and @Facebook because I called him a criminal for his claim that corruption had “vanished” from Nigeria under his watch, I did not know the depth of the interest of the @OfficialDSSNG Director-General, Adeola Oluwatosin Ajayi. It wasn’t until someone reached out to me I learned senior DSS operatives were sniffing around, tailgating some of my associates, and collecting intelligence to locate the person who leaked the information to @SaharaReporters Reporters.
That was when it became clear that their intervention was no passing interest. They had declared a full blown war on me because @SaharaReporters had published an exposé showing how a @OfficialDSSNG promotion exam led to the deaths of eight of their officers, creating deep internal disaffection within the agency.
Today, @SaharaReporters followed up with another report revealing that the DG DSS had rounded up officers, accusing them of leaking information about the scandal and tragedy. The first sign of this desperation here on twitter was the number of trolls deployed by the @OfficialDSSNG on the report today.
Sources reached out to me and warned bluntly, “These people have a plan to assassinate you, and the DSS is providing technical assistance.”
This is not new to me. During the Muhammadu Buhari regime, the DSS once sent a team to assassinate me in open court here in Abuja. The officer nicknamed "Marshal", who I had to be rescued from physically by several persons, had just returned from Bulgaria, where he had been trained in so-called “non-lethal” techniques to kill (whatever that means).
It is also telling that the current DG DSS reportedly started his career in the service by masquerading as a student at UNIBEN in 1990. They have been at this game for a long time. But it will not be too long before Nigerians themselves rise and say: this is too much.
Meanwhile, a judge of the Federal High Court, Justice M Umar has now fixed my arraignment for “cybercrime” in the case filed by the same DSS for Tuesday next week. And on Monday, the case brought by the illegal Inspector-General of Nigeria Police Force is also scheduled to be heard at the Federal High Court by Justice MS Liman, the judge who confiscated my international passport since January 2025.
Now you understand why they confiscated my international passport, it was not about due process or the law. It was a calculated move to keep me trapped inside Nigeria, tied down and unable to travel, so they could do their worst.
It turns out that international thief Nyesom Wike has three different properties in Winter Springs, Florida. All of them were hidden under the name of his wife, Eberechi Suzzette Nyesom-Wike, who also serves as a Court of Appeal judge in Nigeria, and shared out to his children.
There may be even more properties, but we are making progress. We have already contacted the Office of the Attorney General of Florida, James Uthmeier @AGJamesUthmeier , to notify them that Nyesom Ezenwo Wike @GovWike , has laundered stolen funds (proceeds of crime) to purchase and traffic properties in their state, which are first-class felonies.
While Nigerians are urged to endure economic hardship "like labor pains," some governors are splurging billions on new government houses, @TheAfricaReport reveals » https://t.co/9qehFrvkVE
@BudgITng warns that "instead of funding schools, clinics, or agriculture, leaders prioritize buildings they barely use."
@cislacnigeria adds: "There is more money, little accountability, and no priority."
Such alleged lack of fiscal responsibility fuels inequality and erodes public trust.
#TransparencyTuesday
@NizaarKinsella You're growing that's for sure. Initially, you were mounting yellow cards by the game for disrespecting referees, now your collecting reds for attempting to injure player, next you will be collecting suspension for fighting fans
This was Peter Obi as governor when flood ravaged parts of his state. He had to fold his sleeves to swim to reach inner communities.
But Bola Tinubu could not visit Yalewata due to bad roads. Can you now see what Obi would have done differently? Still arguing blindly?
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@APOSTLESULEMAN Funny how you are able to say so much about America but say absolutely nothing about your country. Doesn't charity begin at home anymore?
I just watched the disturbing and condemnable scenes captured in a circulating video, showing 124 protesters—among them minors—appearing in court today as part of efforts to secure the enforcement of their fundamental rights.
The footage reveals minors, some so weak that they could barely stand, others fainting from sheer exhaustion and lack of nourishment. These children appeared visibly malnourished and starved—a condition that should alarm the conscience of every citizen in our nation.
From their look, they were poorly handled despite being in the custody of the federal government of Nigeria.
The offense being alleged against these suspects, including minors, is protesting against bad governance that was directly affecting their livelihood and which our constitution under a democratic dispensation guarantees them. Curiously, most of the people in government today leveraged this aspect of the Constitution standing as champions of good governance while in opposition.
Moreover, our status presumes that suspects deserve some dignity, even in a correctional home as human beings.
The reason why we should all be concerned about a situation like this is because we are part of a global community where human dignity should be respected.
May I appreciate the presiding lordship for halting the trial and saving the country further embarrassment it would have been to the World as a democratic nation?
I would like to call on relevant authorities, especially the Minister of Justice and the Attorney General of the Federation, the Police, and the DSS, as well as the National Human Rights Commission, to thoroughly investigate such inhuman treatment of minors to avert such incidents in the future. -PO
A disturbing video of malnourished children being arraigned before a Federal High Court on the orders of the Bola Tinubu-led Federal Government has been brought to my notice.
The horrible scene reminiscent of a Nazi concentration camp once again reflects the low premium the current government places on the lives of the vulnerable, especially children.
For emphasis, Section 11 of the Child’s Rights Act guarantees dignity of the child.
It states that, “Every child is entitled to respect for the dignity of his person, and accordingly, no child shall be ‐ (a) subjected to physical, mental or emotional injury, abuse, neglect or maltreatment, including sexual abuse; (b) subjected to torture, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.”
The children are being prosecuted for their alleged role in the #EndBadGovernance protests, which took place between August 1 and August 10, 2024. If they are just being arraigned three months later, one can only imagine the sort of dehumanizing conditions they had been subjected to and have been detained all this while.
I find it reprehensible that a man who claims to have fought for Nigeria’s democracy and had led protests now demonises those who decide to demonstrate against the effects of his harsh and draconian policies.
Children who are the most affected by these policies have every right to protest peacefully, as guaranteed by the Constitution and the Child Rights Act. A nation can be assessed by the way it treats its most vulnerable citizens. It is saddening that even underage children are not spared from the wickedness of T Pain.
The disturbing condition under which the alleged accused children were brought to court projects the very justification for their participation in the protest in the first place. -AA
What's the difference between Tinubu's Govt and Kidnappers? You abduct kids, underage for several weeks without feeding properly for doing NOTHING CONSTITUTIONALLY WRONG. They only came out to protest the terrible state of affairs in the country. You now arraign them in a court in this sorry state.
Shame on you.
May Allãh send down an unimaginable wrath on you all responsible for this wickedness.
Arewa influencers are fighting for Palestine, while their kids are dying in the hands of Tinubu.
Their own charity doesn’t begin at home, it begins in Gaza
A Brutal Dictator like @officialABAT through his shameless NSA @NuhuRibadu detained children for 90 days for simply participating in #EndBadgovernanceInNigeria protest. These children has been denied food, healthcare causing them to faint in court today. We condemn this brutal