Makinde Declared to Run Against Tinubu, They Kidnapped Children in His State; Cardinal Onaiyekan Spoke Truth to Power, They Kidnapped Members of His Denomination โ Netizen Claims Nigerians Need No More Evidence That APC Is Behind Terrorism in Nigeria https://t.co/xbw4uYx4jc
The person presiding over this madness is saying he has tried his best & there was insecurity before his time.
If you like donโt take 2027 elections serious.
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Been a Llona fan since I heard Comforter in 2022, seeing him on Davidoโs album is just surreal but it just had to be OBO man, always putting niggas on
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In 2017, John Gift Tobia was arrested in Port Harcourt and placed on remand.
He was neither convicted nor sentenced. His case just... stopped.
He stayed in detention for 2,922 days, almost 8 years, until the Rivers State High Court ruled his detention illegal and ordered his release in June 2026.
He's not alone. As of February 2026, 51,955 Nigerians are in the same position: awaiting trial, some for years, without a conviction.
As Nigeria debates State Police, our latest article looks past the act of the arrest itself and asks the harder question: what happens next? From prosecution to courts to correctional centres, is the system ready to carry what follows after an arrest?
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Argentina are the only team out of all 48 participants not to have a single VAR intervention against them, despite committing the most fouls in the tournament. Do you even realize how insane that is?
Makes no sense to thank Tinubu for the release of those abducted children.
School children shouldnโt be getting kidnapped in the first place.
Failed administration.