The person who did this evil to you was found in the house of the man who is currently holding the position of Vice President.
Same man who after this terror attack and after the countless others that followed, STILL led the charge for amnesty to be granted to these mass murderers.
I will like to thank you all for your messages of support and calls too numerous to respond to.
I am embarrassed and emboldened by your love!
A lot of people ask what is my conviction in fighting for a better Nigeria and I tell them history!
I have read through the times of Pa Michael Imodu and the 1945 strike and I saw the betrayal he faced from fellow Nigerians he fought for.
Some Nigerians and the National Youth Movement sided with the colonial government over Pa.Imodu, the Daily Service, a newspaper wrote a lot of scathing articles against Pa. Imodu, the Nigerian Conservative elite the benefitted from the colonial government sided against the Nigerian workers but Pa .Imodu was dogged! Even the workers he fought for, stood against him and sided with their oppressors, the colonial masters! Like we all know, It takes a trained mind to see oppression, a lot of people side with their own oppressors!
I am not surprised that people support the evil and ills of society because it benefits them. There’s a convenience about not talking when you have a morsel of Eba in your mouth!
For me my convictions are clear, the Love of Country, God and welfare of the left behind are my priorities! For those benefitting from the ruination of Nigeria, we will never agree and we ought not to. My convictions will always be about the betterment of my country, I am human and I don’t see my self as better than Pa.Imodu or any other patriot but I have always argued that my country is worth speaking up for, and I know the forces of special interests is transient. I am happy to be in this moment of history and there is no place I will rather be, than at this inflection point of national consciousness.
I am not here to impress you or agree with you but here to speak to the betterment of a country so blessed but so poor. I am not perfect, I will make my mistakes, I will surprise myself,sometimes otherwise, I will have my ups and downs but I can always assure you that the priority to speak truth to power will be my strength!
I am not oblivious of those that benefit from the ruination of our country, I leave them to their conscience if they have one but for me I will continue to be in the vanguard of helping the poor and amplifying the conversations!
I DEY KAMPE!!!!!
I LOVE YOU!
So this guy bombs a Catholic church and goes on the run for months/years
Then he's caught in KAshim Shetimma's house in Abuja.
Yes, the same Kashim Shetimma who says he's the Vice-President today.
Today, he gets a chance to appeal his life sentence, while Kashim Shetimma who he was found in his hosue is VP.
You see it too, right? Right??
A few days ago, I received unsolicited offers of $3 million, along with an invitation to a confidential meeting in London, from a highly placed individual whom I have been informed is connected to #Nigerian President Bola #Tinubu. I believe these offers were an attempt to persuade my firm to end our campaign concerning President Tinubu's alleged #heroin-trafficking records.
I refused the offers, immediately preserved screenshots of the exchanges, and forwarded all the evidence to the U.S. Department of Justice (@TheJusticeDept). It remains shocking to me that, despite the @FBI and #DEA's heroin-trafficking allegations concerning Nigerian President Bola Tinubu, @CNN , the @washingtonpost, and the @nytimes have never reported on this shocking story.
It seems The Washington Post’s slogan, “Democracy Dies in Darkness,” applies only when The Washington Post is scrutinizing President @realDonaldTrump and @Republicans. When it concerns the @JoeBiden Administration blocking the release of drug-trafficking documents concerning an African president, there is silence. True journalism in America is dead.
@GOP@WhiteHouse@PressSec
I asked Bashir Ahmad why is he silent over the recent revelation linking a serving senator with terrorism. Guess what I get I return? Block! He blocked me.
😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
“I took this video evidence when those bandits came to the senator’s house to collect deadly weapons, ammunition and guns before launching a massacre in Benue State.
At that time, we were ordered to submit our phones because recording was strictly prohibited. If I had refused to hand over my phone, I believe they would have killed me instantly.
As a smart Fulani guy, I submitted my phone. However, before the vehicle carrying the ammunition arrived, I borrowed another phone from a friend who lived nearby. I told him I needed the phone to do something important.
I then smuggled the phone into the compound’s toilet and covered it with tissue paper. From inside the toilet, I secretly recorded the videos you are seeing here.
If I had not gone into that toilet to record those activities, I believe they would have killed me immediately.
After the weapons and ammunition were distributed, a massacre and barbaric attack were later carried out in Benue State.
Interestingly, immediately after the attack, the alleged godfather of the senator and the senator himself were among the first people President Tinubu sent to the area to pay a condolence visit.”
— Hassan allegedly exposes more with video evidence
In my newsletter yesterday, I shared my thoughts on the subsidy debate. The petroleum products pricing question should not simply be whether subsidy should return or remain removed. I believe that the more important question is: what is the right pricing framework for an oil-producing country like Nigeria? Read more https://t.co/VkVGHaIgf2
‘If They Finally Kill Me, I Have Paid My Dues,’ D English Alhaji Says He Might Be Murdered After Exposing APC Senator and Erstwhile Chairman, Senate Committee on National Security, Shehu Buba as Terrorist Sponsor https://t.co/qTi2IXctla
Governor Seyi Makinde is bringing another conversation to the Petroleum subsidy removal. Let’s have it.
He said “The petroleum question should therefore not simply be whether subsidy should return or remain removed. It should be whether the pricing system we are using is the right one for Nigeria and whether it allows Nigerians to derive a fair benefit from the natural resources they own”
“We should also reject the argument that Nigerians must pay more for petroleum products simply to eliminate the price difference that makes smuggling into neighbouring countries profitable. Nigerians should not be made to bear the cost of government's inability to secure its borders.”