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[Amnesty International Nigeria @AmnestyNigeria]

P L A T E A U: Amnesty International is urging the Nigerian authorities to ensure adequate protection from further attacks, and to carry out thorough, independent and impartial investigations into the Angwan Rukuba killings. The mass burial of some of the victims of the attack held today is yet another sad reminder of the utter failure of President Bola Tinubu’s government to protect lives:

[Kenny @imarahoo]

@naijaconfra I don’t know whoever is behind this @naijaconfra handle ; but I am saying “THANK YOU”. For stepping in where the government has failed to recognize that a country needs to be governed, and a people need to be lead.
You are doing more than what can be measured at this time:

[Kenny @imarahoo]

@naijaconfra Obasanjo did a lot to stamp out cultism. But his work was quickly abandoned.
It should be an unpardonable offence to have members of our national defence identify with cultism in any capacity.
We often see members of @PoliceNG identify openly with such. It’s a sick standard.

[Kenny @imarahoo]

@naijaconfra Nigerians should enforce on a movement that compels the government to treat all cult related killings as murder and compel prosecution.
Nigeria is running like a lawless land where students kill each other and still return to same school to graduate even with video evidences.

[Amnesty International Nigeria @AmnestyNigeria]

The Tiger Base police unit Owerri Imo state is notorious for deaths in custody.

1. Our investigation reveals that in 2022, three youth leaders handed over a suspect to the Tiger Base unit. About three months later, the suspect, a young man, Okechukwu Ogbedagu, died in detention. Amnesty International reviewed an autopsy report which revealed that the deceased victim suffered severe injuries to the neck, including broken neck bones, bleeding around the neck, and damage consistent with strong pressure applied to the neck. These injuries indicate that the neck was forcibly compressed and violently bent or twisted. Such actions would have blocked breathing and blood flow to the brain, leading to suffocation.

This demonstrates that the deceased may have been subjected to torture and ill-treatment. To cover up this atrocity, Tiger Base officials charged with murder the three youth leaders who reported the deceased. They were eventually released on bail after spending six months in deplorable conditions in Tiger Base detention cells.

2. Another concerning incident is the case of Japhet Njoku, a security guard accused of theft, who died in Tiger Base detention on 6 May 2025. To conceal their actions, Tiger Base officials told his family—after repeated demands for answers—that he was beaten to death in the cell by other inmates.

However, an autopsy report reviewed by Amnesty International revealed that he died from severe pneumonia, which impaired his breathing and significantly reduced oxygen levels. He had been held for several months in a Tiger Base cell under harsh, cold, and unsanitary conditions, without proper medical care, conditions that likely contributed to his death. Before the coroner‑ordered autopsy to determine the cause of death could be conducted, Tiger Base officials repeatedly obstructed the process.

We call on @TunjiDisu1 @PoliceNG @PoliceNG @PoliceServiceCom @NHRCNigeria to end abuses and ensure accountability.
📢 Email the Inspector General of Police now:
https://t.co/Zf6Xc4Pwwg
#EndTigerBase
#EndTigerBase

[Kenny @imarahoo]

@iOccupyNigeria @SenRemiTinubu The entire coordination of the @OfficialAPCNg has caused Nigeria significant drawback.
From the currency that failed significantly, to
millions of children out of school,
Struggling families while the city boy movement subject Nigerians to mockery.
Our democracy being eroded.

[Kenny @imarahoo]

@KemiTimpson @abati1990 Why so ?
The African human is raised to have respect for age and honour for life longevity.
What’s this message of unguided abuse about? Very unimaginable.
I guess you assisted him in stealing some of the resources you mentioned.

[Kenny @imarahoo]

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[Kenny @imarahoo]

WillMoon Ai suit of company .

We are urgently looking for ‘1 skilled backend developer’ to join our team.
Preferred candidate must be very comfortable with PHP and sub libraries.

Pls reach back in message, and send resume to: [email protected]

[Amnesty International Nigeria @AmnestyNigeria]

“Recently, Amnesty International Nigeria released a disturbing report on the police detention facility in Owerri known as Tiger Base. The report is not only troubling, it is damning. It describes a place where the law is suspended and human beings are treated as expendable objects in the machinery of the policing powers of the state.”.@AbdulMahmud01
https://t.co/17M43VZxKM

[Amnesty International Nigeria @AmnestyNigeria]

In the cells at Tiger Base Owerri Imo state there is no space to sit or lie down properly; detainees take turns squatting or sitting. At all times, the cells are overcrowded— far beyond capacity— with more than 100 additional detainees packed on the corridors.

According to testimonies, detainees are unable to sleep. They rotate between squatting, lying down, or standing, often suffering swollen legs and open wounds inflicted through beatings by Tiger Base officers. #TigerBaseOfAtrocities

[Naija Confra @naijaconfra]

This is Hon. Uba Anyanwu, a Vikings (DNKI) cultist and the Abia State Youth Leader of the City Boy Movement. The movement has opened its doors to many cultists, raising serious concerns about the kind of future being shaped for Nigerians. Across many communities, families continue to mourn loved ones lost, including innocent victims of cult violence, while streets are stained with bl00d and fear has become part of daily life. Yet the loud voices that should speak out remain silent, and when leaders associate with people linked to the same cult violence destroying lives, it sends a troubling message that the pain of ordinary Nigerians is not the government’s priority.

For years, Naija Confra has prayed and hoped that this administration would rise to confront the scourge of cultism. Yet there has been silence from the highest levels, including President Bola Tinubu and his young son Seyi Tinubu, who many believe should be speaking strongly against cult violence. Naija Confra focuses only on cultism, and in this area the administration has clearly failed and, as of today, does not deserve another term. While we have praised a few APC governors who are taking real steps against cult violence, the same seriousness has not been seen at the national level. If nothing changes soon, it means that a second term for this administration will only continue the cycle of cult violence, bl00dshed, and de@th that communities across Nigeria are already suffering.

Reject Cultism.

[DONU KOGBARA @DONUKOGBARA]

Let’s join the Arise team to demand justice for this young Rivers girl.

[Naija Confra @naijaconfra]

This is the Pyrates (NAS) cult group, and one of Nigeria’s first cultists, Professor Wole Soyinka. Every day, the nation witnesses the devastating consequences of cultism - violence, k**lings, and shattered lives. What is Pyrates (NAS) doing to confront the very £vil their group helped spread? When will they, and their leaders, use their influence to demand laws that stop this cycle of de@th and destruction?

And where is the voice of Professor Wole Soyinka, who, despite his historic role and his close ties with President Bola Tinubu, remains silent as cultism continues to claim innocent lives? Every time another tragedy unfolds, both Pyrates and Wole Soyinka are mentioned. What they choose to do today will shape how history remembers them tomorrow. Reject Cultism.

[Kenny @imarahoo]

@drpenking Hmm … while this may sound like story to some many readers, this is the reality of so many men.
It is very common overseas seeing women who leave their husbands to stay back with their children for years.
This article requires a full study and a better way to help men.

[Dr. Kenon @drkenon2]

So the news agency that reported that Tinubu paid ransom to Boko Haram cannot be bribed easily. Now I see✍🏽