Ukaejuoha chimankpa Kingsley

I am ukaejuoha chimankpa from Awo mbieri

[aloy ejimakor @AloyEjimakor]

Following the launching of an independent 10-member investigation committee and suspension of 21 NSCDC officers (including the Niger State Commandant), Nigerians will look for specific institutional, procedural, and judicial milestones to ensure the process yields clear accountability.

To demonstrate that this panel will not be another "paper probe," the Federal Government must execute the following actions:

Publication of Autopsy & Forensic Results: The panel includes histopathology experts (such as Prof. Olayinka Buhari). To build public trust—especially given reports of cell overcrowding (67 detainees packed into a single cell) and claims of a disease outbreak—the government must publicly release independent pathological and toxicological findings determining the exact cause of death. 

Adherence to the 2-Week Mandate: The independent committee, chaired by Jonathan Kure, has been given two weeks to complete its work. Meeting this tight deadline and submitting a non-redacted report directly to the Ministry of Interior is crucial to keeping momentum alive. 

Formal Handover to Judicial Authorities: The Minister warned against evidence tampering or witness intimidation. Nigerians should expect scene preservation orders, formal impounding of detention logs, and the securing of medical or custody records from the Niger State Command. 

Witness Protection for Detainee Families and Survivors: Survivors among the remaining 30 detained miners, as well as family members who have come forward with extortion allegations (such as claims of bail demands), must be granted formal protection against intimidation by law enforcement.

Transition from Administrative Suspension to Criminal Investigation: Administrative suspension is an internal disciplinary step, not a criminal prosecution. Once preliminary evidence points to criminal negligence, manslaughter, or murder, the suspended officers must be formally handed over to appropriate prosecutorial bodies (e.g., the NPF or the Office of the Attorney-General of the Federation).

Formal Arraignment and Charges: Clear intent for criminal prosecution will be evidenced by the filing of formal charge sheets in a court of competent jurisdiction against specific officers—ranging from station guards to commanding officers—detailed by name and offense. 

Compensation Framework for Victims' Families: The panel’s mandate explicitly includes recommending compensation where applicable. Prompt financial restitution and public support to the families of the 37 deceased miners will signify genuine government accountability. 

Overhaul of NSCDC Detention Protocols: To ensure long-term accountability, the government should outline binding structural changes, including strict limits on holding capacities in field command cells, mandatory medical intake screenings, and unrestricted access for human rights monitors (such as the National Human Rights Commission).

By ALOY EJIMAKOR

[aloy ejimakor @AloyEjimakor]

“In the same token, some geopolitical or regional zones in Nigeria may take similar concerted initiatives to redraw the political map of Nigeria at the fullness of time.” - Chief Chekwas Okorie, reacting to the latest Scottish, Irish & Welsh self determination initiative. #MNK.

[aloy ejimakor @AloyEjimakor]

Let us begin today’s #XTuesday for the release of MAZI NNAMDI KANU by strongly urging President Tinubu to implement the standing Directives of the United Nations to de-proscribe IPOB, and halt the criminalization of its activities and alleged members. Below is a verbatim excerpt from the said Directives:

“We are particularly concerned by the designation of IPOB as a
terrorist organization and allegations that its leaders, supporters, sympathisers, and
even some individuals who had merely displayed its symbols have been arrested and appear to have been charged as "terrorists" on occasion.

“While recognizing the rise of regional tensions, as well as a range of challenging political claims advanced by IPOB, we nonetheless warn against the categorization of uncomfortable or challenging political speech as terrorism.

“We respectfully advance our views that the human rights implications of this proscription are considerable and not in compliance with international human rights law binding on Nigeria, or with best practice in relation to counter-terrorism strategies.

“Accordingly, we respectfully urge your Excellency' Government to reconsider the proscription of IPOB as a terrorist group and address the legal concerns on regulation of assembly, freedom of expression, and due process outlined in this communication. We stand ready to
provide assistance in this regard.”

#FreeNnamdiKanu.

[aloy ejimakor @AloyEjimakor]

I hereby call on the Inspector-General of Police (@TunjiDisu1) to urgently weigh-in and direct thorough investigation of this grave allegation by one ONWUKA CHIMEZIE, which is posted below, verbatim:

“Following the very serious issues of urgent attention I raised regarding the incongruous activities of the Enugu State Anti-kidnapping squad of the Nigeria Police Force, wherein I called on the police authorities to as a matter of urgency, investigate what’s going on at that facility, I learnt that the Police PRO of the Enugu State Police command, SP Daniel Ndukwe has responded.

While I commend the command’s swiftness in responding to public concerns , I didn’t understand what the PRO meant when he said my allegations have been intercepted and that I should come clear with my questions.

What questions? I said that I was locked up at that very Anti-kidnapping facility in Enugu on Saturday following my abduction in Abuja on Friday evening by a squad from Rivers State, and I spent the night in cell-1 with so many other suspects, I reported the intelligence I gathered directly from the suspects I met in your detention facility.

The few hours I was detained within that facility, I witnessed first hand, the human rights abuses and human degradation being orchestrated by officials of the NPF.

For instance, I met a Fulani suspect who told me that they don’t feed the suspects in cell-3 for as long as one week, and many of them have been there for two years without being charged to court. They all look malnourished which corroborates with what I was told directly by the victims.

If the leadership of the Enugu state police command under CP Bitrus Giwa is genuinely feigning ignorance of the situation at the Anti-kidnapping facility, would it not have been appropriate to swing into action with immediate effect by unraveling the true state of things, instead of joining issues with me on social media and threatening cyber offense in a deliberate bid to sweep the serious issue of human rights abuses and extortions under the carpet?”

By ONWUKA CHIMEZIE.

[Somto Okonkwo @General_Somto]

Breaking: This just happened In Delta State💔

[aloy ejimakor @AloyEjimakor]

NANS President, Isa Atiku, boldly alleges that two former Governors of Zamfara State are sponsoring banditry/terror, to further their interests in illegal gold mining. Isa Atiku is a very credible person, so one wonders why the security agencies have not investigated this grave allegation.

[aloy ejimakor @AloyEjimakor]

On today’s #XTuesday, let us remind Southeast Governors of the promise they had made to interface with President Tinubu on the release of MAZI NNAMDI KANU. A promise is a debt, and this very debt is the mother of all debts. To be thy brother’s keeper is a virtue. #FreeNnamdiKanu.

[aloy ejimakor @AloyEjimakor]

Based on my recent travels across the Southeast over the past four Mondays and an informal straw poll, one fact remains unmistakable: The "Monday Sit-At-Home" still persists across virtually all Igbo land, albeit in varying degrees.

While urban centers show signs of minimal activity, the observance remains noticeably more prevalent among rural communities, despite previous attempts by Southeast Governors and even Mazi Nnamdi Kanu to bring it to an end.

Upon deeper inquiry, I discovered a crucial reality: The continued observance is now entirely voluntary. It is not driven by any active enforcement, directives or even threats, but by a shared sense of the manifest injustice that lies in the imprisonment of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

For many, staying home every Monday has become a symbolic, self-imposed protest tied directly to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s release, rather than any other underlying factor.

So, it no longer matters whether one supports it or not. It has become a routine that repeats itself every Monday across Southeast.

[aloy ejimakor @AloyEjimakor]

In this trending video, Mazi Ezumezu, a resident of Sweden, contrasts an election day in Sweden to that of Nigeria, and reveals the simple measures the Swedes deploy in partisan politics and electioneering that make things work. There are lessons for INEC and Nigeria.

[WORLD NEWS @_MAGA_NEWS_]

JUST NOW: The US military disabled two Iranian oil tankers and destroyed a third after Iran launched ballistic missiles at US Navy warships, according to CENTCOM.

[aloy ejimakor @AloyEjimakor]

This bold stand by World Igbo Congress (WIC) pretty much reflects the stand of every Igbo, partisan politics aside. For Ndigbo, Peter Obi’s tenacity to become President represents the ultimate litmus test of whether the Igbo is wanted in Nigeria or not. Threatening him is dicey.

[aloy ejimakor @AloyEjimakor]

If he’s truly a terrorist, he never would’ve received this prestigious honor. Americans are very unique at knowing where the truth lies. And in the shortness of time, the truth shall prevail in this troubled land & the son of man shall walk free & triumphant.

[aloy ejimakor @AloyEjimakor]

I travelled around entire Southeast during this Xmas/New Year period & noticed that Ndigbo are very unhappy about the conviction of MAZI NNAMDI KANU & that if it’s not rectified urgently, they will surely make their feelings known in the 2027 elections. Even Google confirms it.

[Ukaejuoha chimankpa Kingsley @jet_double]

Thanks for speaking out sis

[Fox News @FoxNews]

NEW: Rap superstar Nicki Minaj praised President Trump for taking bold action to protect persecuted Christians in Nigeria.

"Thank you to the president and his team for taking this seriously."

"God bless every persecuted Christian."

[CNN @CNN]

President Trump says he's ordered the Pentagon to "prepare for possible action" in Nigeria as he continues to accuse the nation of violence against Christians. https://t.co/biSWh1JuQG

[The White House @WhiteHouse]

"The United States cannot stand by while such atrocities are happening in Nigeria, and numerous other Countries. We stand ready, willing, and able to save our Great Christian population around the World!" - PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP

[Chinasa Nworu @ChinasaNworu]

Breaking News !

#Nigeria🇳🇬 has been sanctioned by Trump.The battle has just begun.
#IPOB & many others that have fought this battle deserve an accolade.

[Citizen Observer @CitizenObs]

The court ordered that visitors should have unhindered access to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. However, after my visit to him today, October 31, 2025, the DSS issued a letter stating that we would no longer be allowed to visit him, citing unfounded reasons that we are no longer his lawyers. I am perplexed by how the DSS has positioned itself as Mazi Nnamdi Kanu's Personal Assistant in selecting his legal representatives. Currently, I am personally handling his cases in the FCT High Court, Federal High Court, Court of Appeal, and Supreme Court. The DSS must recognize that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu's issues with them and the Federal Government of Nigeria extend beyond just his criminal trial.

- Barr Maxwell Opara