Emeka Victor

[Cars Nation @Carsnationn]

Foreign Used Sonata
2015
Price:8.8M
At Kano
Everything Blessed

[Emeka Victor @EmekaVA]

@247IGBO Ohakim isn't the worse. He did far better than Rochas.

[Emeka Victor @EmekaVA]

@Kene_Nnewi He still referred to his brother as the car thief. He never exonorated him from the crime nor supported him. He never said the thief shouldn't face the consequences of the crime

[Emeka Victor @EmekaVA]

@Kene_Nnewi To the shallow minded, Akwaa Akwuru's speech is controversial but for deep thinkers, his assertions are right. While the thief remains a thief and should be treated as one, let's not also forget the bigger thieves too. Anyone familiar with Imo Local Newspapers, He's well known

[Emeka Victor @EmekaVA]

@Kene_Nnewi ... as the Chief Gadfly of Imo State. A key opposition to corruption in governance so this to him is an avenue to raise people's awareness about the existence of thieves in government who don't steal cars but steal what is bigger than cars; THE FUTURE OF NIGERIA AND NIGERIANS.

[Ugegbe ✨ @MarinatedTurks]

I dey shadoebanned o.

Abeg make una help me RT🥲.

[Emeka Victor @EmekaVA]

@Echidiimetravel I am interested. Will like to have details

[Emeka Victor @EmekaVA]

@SaharaReporters We voted him for 4yrs and am sure he will finish the 4yrs. He's free to seek reelection

[Emeka Victor @EmekaVA]

@trigottista Even with the C5 in mathematics, he couldn't call out the amount on the budget. Who even wrote the waec?

[Field Marshal of the Han Dynasty @General_Oluchi]

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#OperationRescueNigeria #NaWeBeHope

[Sam Amadi @SamAmadi]

Wow. From Tinubu's man

[Emeka Victor @EmekaVA]

@OlukayodeO66240 @jacobdumuje @winexviv He still owns the score.

[Emeka Victor @EmekaVA]

@NigeriaStories The 161m Nigerians are opposition coalition members only. All APC members are doing well. If they want food security, they should support APC government for another 10yrs so their hope will be renewed

[Emeka Victor @EmekaVA]

@jacobdumuje @winexviv In this era of sophisticated technology, use of mercenary is difficult. Face ID, Thumbprint etc and other similar tech helps to eliminate this. In my opinion, Chinedu didn't impersonate,He owns the JAMB score.His state of origin has nothing to do with his performance

[Bolaji Abdullahi @BolajiADC]

Press Statement
For Immediate Release
11 July 2025

SHETTIMA SPOKE THE TRUTH: TINUBU HAS NO POWER TO REMOVE A GOVERNOR

— ADC demands end to illegal takeover of Rivers State.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has dismissed the Presidency’s clarification statement on Vice President Kashim Shettima’s remarks that the president does not have the power to remove an elected governor, dismissing it as “a mere attempt at political correctness.”

In a statement released by the party’s Interim National Publicity Secretary and Spokesperson, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, the party emphasized that the truth must not be lost in the fog of political correctness, highlighting that the Vice-President needs to stand by his forthright and courageous statement, which affirms that the President has no constitutional power to remove an elected councilor, not to talk of a sitting Governor.

The statement read:

This simple truth, which is anchored in the Nigerian Constitution, must not be lost in the fog of political correctness that is currently emanating from Aso Rock. Truth does not respect political correctness, because what is wrong is wrong. What made the removal of an elected governor wrong and unconstitutional under President Jonathan in the case of Borno State, is the same that makes it wrong and unconstitutional under President Tinubu in the case of Rivers State. The only thing that has changed is that while one president held the constitution as sacrosanct and inviolable, another feels it could be manipulated to suit narrow political interests.

In recounting his own ordeal under the Jonathan administration, the Vice President reminded Nigerians that when the idea of removing him as Borno State Governor was floated, the then Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Aminu Tambuwal, stood his ground and told the President that he had no power to remove even an elected councilor. According to Vice President Shettima, Tambuwal’s position was reaffirmed by the Attorney General at the time, Mohammed Bello Adoke, who also told President Jonathan that the President of Nigeria does not have the power under the constitution to remove an elected governor from office.

This is not just history. It is precedent. But unlike Jonathan, who has been widely acclaimed as a respecter of the law, President Tinubu chose to disregard the very laws he swore to uphold and tread the path of unconstitutionality in Rivers State. The suspension of a duly elected governor is not just unconstitutional, it is also authoritarian, and a dangerous precedent if allowed to persist even for a single more day. The ongoing executive overreach—fueled by narrow political interests— indeed poses a grave threat to Nigeria’s democracy and federalism. Nigeria is not a monarchy. The powers of the President are not absolute. They are bounded by law, tempered by precedent, and subject to public accountability.

For avoidance of doubts, the breakdown of law and order that the presidency has deployed as pretext to overthrow democratic order in Rivers State is nothing compared with the rampaging scourge of Boko Haram that abducted more than 200 school girls in Chibok, Borno state, slaughtered school boys in Buni Yadi, Yobe State and challenged the very sovereignty of Nigeria. Yet, in declaring a state of emergency in the affected states under these dire circumstances, President Jonathan recognized the limits of his constitutional powers and he respected it. This was the truth that the Vice President reminded us of at the Book Launch of former Attorney General, Mohammed Bello Adoke on Thursday. It was not faux pas, it was not Freudian slip, it was the truth anchored on the facts of history.

[Bloomberg Africa @BloombergAfrica]

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has appointed Atiku Bagudu, who the US has accused of helping a former dictator loot the country of billions of dollars in the 1990s, as his budget minister. https://t.co/Sm4HTBEtHE

[Emeka Victor @EmekaVA]

@PremiumTimesng It doesn't matter, the ICC generated 700m in 3 weeks

[Emeka Victor @EmekaVA]

@NigeriaStories Both have more empathy than the government in power

[Port Harcourt Socials @PH_Socials]

Isaac Fayose has a question for Port Harcourt People about Wike??

[Emeka Victor @EmekaVA]

@trigottista Please send your CV to Reno