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ON THE ROAD again for the Imole ReElection Campaign, and Iโm listening to ORIADE the new Album by my Nephew @davido which is CONSTANTLY reminding me of the AMAZING GRACE that has been MY LIGHT and GUIDE this last 3 and half years that I have been Governor of Osun State
They say my call for peace is weak, but I KNOW WHO I BE.
TELL EVERYBODY: Imole is winning his Re-Election on August 15. If you ask JULIE or anyone In Osun State, they will tell you no vacancy in Abeere, those perpetuating violence against our people are ALREADY FALLING.
B4 B4 it was ZANZIBAR for tourism. Now YAYA and everyone is saying GIMMIE DAT TING in Osun
Ohโฆ. YAYA!
The events of today. The speech. The media coverage. And, above all, the truth.
That truth is what they fear most. It exposes what they have tried to hide, dismantles their propaganda, and reminds Nigerians that no amount of intimidation can silence facts.
Truth has a way of outliving power.
#RevolutionNOW #Sowore2027
As a Nigerian, if you are arrested abroad, this is what you need to know.
First, ask for a consular notification. Under international law, you have the right to have the Nigerian embassy or consulate informed of your arrest. Do not stay silent about this right. Demand it.
Second, do not sign anything you do not understand. Many people panic and sign statements in a language they cannot fully read. That document can be used against you in court. Ask for a translator if you need one.
Third, contact the Nigerian embassy or high commission in that country immediately. They can visit you, monitor your welfare, and help you find a lawyer. They cannot get you out of jail if you committed a crime, but they can make sure your rights are respected.
Fourth, know that consular officials are not your lawyers. Their job is welfare and information, not legal defense. You still need to hire or request a local lawyer.
Fifth, avoid bribing anyone. What works in Lagos can turn a minor issue into a major charge abroad. Corruption charges in foreign countries carry heavier weight than the offense that got you arrested in the first place.
Sixth, inform your family early. Many Nigerians try to hide an arrest out of shame. That silence often costs people weeks of unnecessary detention because no one back home is pushing for help.
Save your embassyโs contact details before you travel, not after you need them. Prevention starts before you board that flight.