Kingsley ijeoma

Simple

[Seleman @Eromosele6]

Bride call off wedding when exchanging vows with the groom in church.

What must have happened 💔

[Kingsley ijeoma @casarking590]

@radiogad Guy u no get work

[Anambra 1st son @UchePOkoye]

Nigerians are trying to create a path in the bush so they can travel to their destinations.

This is day 6 of being at Benin expressway to Onitsha.

[Anambra 1st son @UchePOkoye]

This is a deliberate sabotage of the Eastern Economy corridor (EEC).

Many of you will not understand this tweet.

But the Nigerian state is deliberate in their attempt to strangulate the EEC.

[J. C. Okechukwu @jcokechukwu]

‼️ This is by far one of the most traumatizing proofs that Nigeria is irredeemably lost to foreign terrorist fighters.

For years I’ve made posts, raising alarm that the terrorists who genocidally massacre Christians and innocent Nigerians are mostly, if not entirely foreign fighters who are being intentionally and routinely pardoned and integrated into the Nigerian society, even as you read this. In one of my last posts, I explained that these guys are being “pampered, pardoned and offered Nigerian citizenship with benefits,” on a platter!

Look at this video, alleged terrorist kingpins reportedly in the home of a high ranking Nigerian government official.

Look closely and you’ll see the brave guy who recorded this undercover video, exposing that the criminals already have Nigerian passports! No doubt, at the end of these upcoming elections, most of these terrorists would hold political offices in Nigeria.

How on earth is this a country and not an evil forest that needs to be urgently cleared, exorcised of primitive demons and made fit for human habitation by all means possible?

Just asking for a friend.

[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

This is Benin to Warri Road.
Today is 23 Aug 2026.

Yet minister of works is a bumbling lunatic more interested in talking about Peter Obi than doing his actual work. The Edo Governor is a garrulous illiterate who can’t even read or write.

What a country.

[Syed Muhammad Ahsan Raza Rizvi @AhsanSpeak]

Boys carry everyone’s problems while quietly hiding their own. 💔

[Emeka Gift Official @EmekaGift100]

EPISODE 2: The Biafra Story - Forsyth’s Account Of a Forgotten War. https://t.co/bsNaJR5y0h

[BIGODI @Bigodi58]

Nah we have to give the creator and singer their flowers 🌹 😂😂

[chief Nke omere jụọ oyị ™°🔺 @Owenchief_]

Her: send me money… ur child needs diapers

Choir master: Message for the coming generations 👇

[chief Nke omere jụọ oyị ™°🔺 @Owenchief_]

Her: Why exactly did you break up with me?

Choir master:👇

[Kingsley ijeoma @casarking590]

@OgbajiIfeanyi You are intimidating the officer in. The name of you know your right... Mr man show him ur papers

[STARBOY GUCCI🖤🦉🖤 @Guccistarbol]

I will not cure this man, take him away😂💔

[Akparawa Sunny @BRGIEinfoMinist]

So Nigeria 🇳🇬 Army are also shouting ALAHBAKHURABU simply meaning that jihadist terrorist are speaking in Army Uniforms.

[Amba News Line @amba_newsline]

A United States Congressman is calling on the Nigerian government to release Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), who advocates for Biafran self-determination and has expressed solidarity with the Ambazonia cause.

Could this intervention from the U.S. Congress put new pressure on the Nigerian government?

[Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories]

“Nnamdi Kanu was 110% correct in his assessment of Nigeria and its problems”

~ Dele Farotimi says

[Kanunta kanu @MaziKanuntaKanu]

“The Nigerian military is a terrorist organization run by cabals in the name of a government."

The Nigerian government labelled the Eastern Security Network (ESN) a terrorist group because the vigilante organization has blocked the expansion of Boko Haram and ISWAP into the Eastern region “Biafra land”. This designation is the cheapest advice that imperialists could offer to a failed state like Nigeria.

[United States of Biafra Government @USBGovernment]

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT | UNITED STATES OF BIAFRA MISSION IN NORWAY

The United States of Biafra Mission in Norway confirms that it has formally submitted correspondence to His Majesty King Harald V, King of Norway, concerning our ongoing Petition for Official Rulemaking before the institutions of the Kingdom of Norway.

The petition, originally submitted to the Norwegian Parliament (Stortinget), seeks the establishment of an administrative framework for the lawful receipt, registration and evidentiary assessment of Biafran identity and nationality-related documentation in Norway.

The matter has also been brought to the attention of the Office of the Prime Minister, the Royal Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Justice and Public Security, and the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration.

Our correspondence respectfully brings the matter before His Majesty as Head of State of the Kingdom of Norway, within the constitutional framework of the Norwegian Crown.

The Mission has requested that His Majesty take cognisance of the petition and the important constitutional, administrative, humanitarian and international-law questions it raises, particularly regarding Biafran identity, protection and the fair administrative treatment of Biafran nationals residing in Norway.

Norway's own parliamentary records demonstrate that Biafra was already the subject of separate humanitarian, diplomatic and governmental consideration by Norwegian authorities during the Biafran genocide. Our submission establishes Biafra's place within Norway's own parliamentary and institutional history.

Our engagement remains peaceful, lawful and firmly rooted in dialogue, human dignity, the rule of law and the right of peoples to self-determination.

At this time, we also extend our warmest wishes to His Majesty King Harald V for good health and a swift and full recovery. The Government and people of the United States of Biafra wish His Majesty strength and renewed health during his period of recovery.

We respectfully await the consideration of the Royal Court and the competent institutions of the Kingdom of Norway.

Signed:
Hon. Christopher Okenwa (@OCCPriceless)
United States of Biafra Mission in Norway

[Kanunta kanu @MaziKanuntaKanu]

SHOW HIM THE LAW: NIGERIA CANNOT HIDE BEHIND PUBLIC LEGAL ILLITERACY
By Barrister Christopher Chidera, Esq.
I fully support the Okwu-Kanu Family’s call for the immediate listing and determination of Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s pending matters before the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal.

The question is becoming embarrassingly simple:

Why is the Federal Government running from the courtroom?
Mazi Nnamdi Kanu has repeatedly asked that his matters be heard. If the Federal Government believes that his conviction is legally sound, it should come to court and defend it.

There is nowhere to hide.

More importantly, Nigerians must not be misled by the apparent simplicity of a court saying, “Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is hereby convicted,” and then pointing to a savings clause as though that ends the constitutional inquiry.

It does not.

The Nigerian public may understandably not be conversant with the technicalities of criminal law. But public legal illiteracy cannot become a substitute for the Constitution.

Section 36(12) requires a criminal offence and its punishment to be prescribed by written law. The relevant question therefore cannot be avoided:

What was the extant written law governing the offence and punishment at the time Mazi Nnamdi Kanu was convicted on 20 November 2025?

If the law under which he was convicted had already been repealed, then the constitutional question does not disappear simply because a savings provision has been invoked.

A savings clause is not a penal statute.

It does not create the offence.

It does not prescribe the punishment.

It is not, by itself, the written criminal law contemplated by Section 36(12).

Its function is to preserve specified legal consequences—such as proceedings, investigations or liabilities—according to the precise language of the saving provision.

It does not magically transform a repealed criminal statute into an extant penal law.

Any argument that a repealed criminal law can simply become extant and subsisting merely because a savings clause has been invoked would invite an extraordinary question before the courts and, indeed, before the wider common-law world.

That distinction may be lost on the general public.

It cannot be lost on lawyers.

And it certainly cannot be lost on a government prosecuting a criminal case.

THE COURT OF APPEAL MUST NOW EXPOSE THE ISSUE
This is precisely why the appellate proceedings matter.

The Government cannot rely upon the assumption that Nigerians will hear the words “savings clause” and simply conclude that the entire legal problem has disappeared.

It has not.

The Court of Appeal will have to confront the actual statutory framework:

What law was in force when the conviction was entered?
What written law defined the offence?
What written law prescribed the punishment?
What happened to Section 97 of the TPPA 2022, which provides for proceedings commenced under the repealed legislation to be continued and completed under the 2022 Act?
And if the answer is that a savings provision preserved the old proceedings, the next question remains:

Where is the extant written law satisfying Section 36(12) under which the conviction itself was entered?
These are not complicated questions.

They are questions of law.

They are the very questions Mazi Nnamdi Kanu was asking at trial when he demanded:

“SHOW ME THE LAW.”
He now asks the Court of Appeal the same question.

Show him the law.

If the Federal Government believes the answer is favourable to it, let it come to court and give that answer.

Let it explain Section 97 of the TPPA.

Let it explain Section 98(3).

Let it identify the operative, extant and subsisting written law upon which the conviction was entered.

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