@tobyasky Not giving excuses, that pitch is horrible
If any of these guys sustain any injuries, @thenff will not "give a damn"
If your legs are your only source of income, you'll be careful not to allow emotions ruin your income
I can list at least 10 players abandoned by Nigeria
A 20-year-old phone seller, Olusola Olumide, has narrated how he crushed a police sergeant to death in Lagos.
While on stop and search duty along Olugbede Street in the Egbeda area of Lagos State, police officers signalled Olumide to stop.
He initially stopped but suddenly sped off as Sergeant Johnson Okediji approached the driver’s side. The officer was knocked down and dragged underneath the vehicle for several metres, despite repeated attempts by police officers and passers-by to make the driver stop.
The driver was eventually chased and arrested.
The officer sustained multiple fractures and head injuries. He was taken to a nearby hospital and subsequently referred to the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH), where he was pronounced dead on arrival.
Visit https://t.co/EiKkmggTy3 to stay updated on related stories.
#Lagos #Police #Crime #Nigeria
My interview with Peter Obi a few days ago on Arise Prime Time focused largely on the Obi-Soludo debt row.
At the heart of it was a World Bank facility. It was not a commercial bank loan. It was a world bank multilateral development credit, offered to selected states, with a federal government sovereign guarantee.
The terms are long-term, near-zero interest, tied to specific reforms, such as budget transparency, fiscal sustainability, education, etc.
The crucial distinction is between approved vs draw down. Peter Obi's position is that he agreed to it but did not draw down. He did not access it.
Technically, that can be true. The loan facility is approved and signed at the federal executive council/world bank level, and the state signs a subsidiary agreement. But money only enters the state's account when it meets disbursement conditions and requests drawdown.
Obi says he left the money untouched in the pipeline and that he left savings, not debt on the books.
The Soludo camp's position is that he signed off on it. Also true. And this is where the fight is. Soludo's team argues approval is commitment - once signed, Anambra was on the hook, and that's why it shows up in the Debt Management Office records as inherited liability.
Obi's supporters say his successor chose to draw it. Obi showed discipline by not touching it. Obi approved it and signed Anambra onto it, but says he never drew down a kobo - his successor did.
So where does it go from here? Will both sides publish the DMO statements and drawdown dates, and let the documents settle who signed what, when it was drawn, and what it was spent on?
And with 2027 politics already in the air, will this row give the Nigerian people a clear audit of what was met, what was left, and what they still owe? Or just more politics and a sabre-rattling war of words?
Nigeria has become a country where people who do the right things are brought to defend themselves for doing what is right while those who looted the country dry or lie under oath are walking free on the street and even manning political offices. Peter Obi was not called to defend him for stealing money but he was called to defend himself about multilateral loan withdrawn by another successive government after he has left office. How did we get here? When Anambra State Government under the watchful eyes of Prof Charles Soludo, jumped his predecessor Willie Obiano to target Mr Peter Obi who left office almost 13 years ago, it shows that something fishy is going on.
Listen to former House of Reps Member Sergius Ogun on why the politicians in the South East are after Peter Obi.
@FansTribeHQ@toxalways@ordusonjenny This is the lowest of the low. This is an insane comment .
You need to publicly tender an apology to Uncle JD.
Omokomo !!
I am so irritated 😣
What happened in Oru East LGA Imo State?
We found a striking pattern in the 2023 presidential election results: polling-unit result sheets with no party-agent signatures, alongside overwhelmingly one-sided results.
So we took a closer look at the sheets, the numbers and the available metadata.
This short video shows what we found.
The result sheet always tells a story if you know where to look.
#MundX #ElectionData #INEC #NigeriaDecides
Joy Amos, 29, died after suffering severe burns when methane gas that had accumulated beneath her bedroom in Opu Ibiila Community ignited in an explosion on September 3, 2026.
INEC said results would be uploaded with BVAS.
In 2023, over 50,000 presidential result sheets appear to have come from private phones.
Who uploaded them, and under whose authority?
#Mundx#NigeriaDecides2027#Inec#ElectionTransparency
Our short video on result images with non-BVAS camera metadata raised many questions. We went deeper: where they appeared, which devices recorded them, and which candidate led across those polling units.
See - https://t.co/0BvAketRh6
6 straight days without a bath. Vehicle breakdown in the heart of the desert. Becoming slaves to Arab traffickers.
Part II of my migrant investigation released by @fijnigeria
UNDERCOVER: Europe Through the Sahara Desert and the Mediterranean Sea (II) https://t.co/4OY1xALkGu
HAPPY 80TH BIRTHDAY TO SUNDAY ADENIYI ADEGEYE aka King Sunny Ade
Legendary Singer, Songwriter and Performing Artiste.
We celebrate your life and we thank God for you. We pray that God will give you good health, joy and peace.
Congratulations and God's Multiplied Blessings
From all of us at Church Gist
#HappyBirthday
#KingSunnyAde
#ChurchGist
I spent 47 days as one of several thousand African migrants seeking to enter Europe through the Sahara Desert and the Mediterranean Sea.
Story on @fijnigeria tomorrow, Thursday and on Friday.