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[Breezy The Ep @parsh_lancy]

Today is 20.10..... and it reminds every Nigerian youths of 20.10.20. Parsh N Lancy joined millions of youths to commemorate this day in her video “Beta ft Addict”. Someday, Buhari and his peeps will account for all that happened on 20.10.20. #EndSars #EndBadGovernment #Lekki

[Breezy The Ep @parsh_lancy]

Security of lives & properties is a right and not a privilege

“Our People” is now out worldwide 🌍 🚀 …. All we demand is #FixTheInsecurityNow

Produced by: @xtrapro_ajikawo

Mixed & Mastered by: Nucleus Mix

#olodo #akara #ourpeople #bella

[Breezy The Ep @parsh_lancy]

All the happenings in Nigeria stimulated our vocal cords, and guess wah?? We are happy to lend our voices to amplify #EndInsecurity in Nigeria. Anticipate “Our People” by Parsh N Lancy, Produced by Xtra Pro

This record will be out on the 27th June, 2026.

#OurPeople

[Breezy The Ep @parsh_lancy]

We needa spiritual CLEANSING
Mental HEALING
Human FEELING
Ancestors PLEASING
- Parsh N Lancy 2026

#OurPeopleDroppingSoon #27thJune2026

[Ogbeni @OgbeniAdugbo]

Here is the lady from the Joy Soap advert in the 1980s and 90s, radiant, admired, and unforgettable, yet now aged and transformed, looking completely different.

Her story whispers a timeless truth: beauty fades, applause dies, and nothing lasts forever, but the seeds of kindness, character, and legacy are what truly endure.

[Breezy The Ep @parsh_lancy]

❤️

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

Bottle this feeling 🍾

[Kanu Nwankwo @papilokanu]

KAN U believe it??? Arsenal Forever. The Gunners worked so hard for this. Difficult but they fought.
Very well deserved. Come on you gunners #congratulations @arsenal #arsenal

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

We did it, together.

[Adam Cannon @adam_cannon]

WE HAVE DONE IT! 🏆🔴⚪️
ARSENAL ARE CHAMPIONS OF ENGLAND!—the Premier League trophy is coming BACK to North London!
Arteta and the boys are legends forever. London is, and always will be, RED! 😭❤️
#COYG #Arsenal #PremierLeague #Champions

[Breezy The Ep @parsh_lancy]

@IdrisAOni1 @Arewa_Source Doc, I do not agree with you atimes but on this I can categorically say that you’re spot on sir.

[Dr. Olisa Agbakoba, SAN @oagbakoba]

ENDING THE CYCLE - WHY ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION SHOULD BE ENSHRINED IN THE ELECTORAL ACT BEFORE 2027

Nigeria's electoral framework has been plagued by persistent legal uncertainty, forcing courts to determine election outcomes. This uncertainty stems from a fundamental failure: the absence of strong regulatory processes backed by express statutory authority. With every election cycle, we rush to amend the Electoral Act. Yet we continue to grapple with the same challenges, leading to continued rounds of amendments. This vicious cycle must end.

The 2023 election exposed a critical gap in our electoral legal framework. Despite INEC's deployment of the IReV portal for electronic transmission of results, the Supreme Court ruled that this innovation lacks legal force. The Court held that because electronic transmission is not expressly provided by the Electoral Act 2022 (appearing only in INEC's Regulations and Guidelines), it is not legally binding. And that the IReV portal serves merely for public viewing and is not admissible evidence of results in election petitions. The message was unmistakable: without explicit statutory provision, electronic transmission remains optional and legally inconsequential, no matter how transparent or efficient it may be.

This legal gap creates an insurmountable evidentiary burden in election petitions. The late Justice Pat Acholonu, in Buhari v. Obasanjo (2005), doubted that a petitioner could successfully challenge a presidential election. He noted that a petitioner needed to call approximately 250,000 to 300,000 witnesses across electoral constituencies in the country, and even if successful, the president-elect would have completed the four-year tenure, rendering any victory "an empty victory bereft of any substance." This prophecy has proven tragically accurate. No presidential election petition has ever succeeded since 1999. This is precisely because the evidentiary proof of results verification from over 176,000 polling units nationwide is a practical impossibility within the short timelines allowed by law.

History offers a proven solution. The June 12, 1993 election remains Nigeria's gold standard for electoral credibility, not because of sophisticated technology, but because of uncompromising transparency. The Option A4 system ensured immediate, open verification at polling units, where voters, party agents, and observers could witness and confirm results before any collation occurred. Despite entirely manual processes, this transparency generated unprecedented public confidence. Both local and international observers acclaimed it as Nigeria's freest and fairest election. If manual transparency could achieve such credibility in 1993, imagine the transformative impact of real time electronic transmission in our digital age in 2026! It would combine immediate verification with tamper proof digital records, delivering the same transparency with far greater efficiency, security, and verifiability.

The current legislative process represents a monumental opportunity for the National Assembly to resolve this fundamental issue before the 2027 general elections. Nigerians need a perfect framework for transparency and to restore confidence in the electoral process. Without this amendment, we risk perpetuating the same cycle of disputed elections, protracted litigation, and damaged democratic credibility that has plagued Nigeria's Fourth Republic.
The National Assembly must act decisively to embed mandatory real time electronic transmission of results in the Electoral Act, removing all ambiguity and closing the legal loopholes that have been exploited to undermine the people's will. Democracy demands nothing less.

Dr. Olisa Agbakoba, SAN
February 9, 2026

[Tekwa👑 @Bigtekwa]

The #Future is NOW💡 AudioMP3 OUT NOW🔥
Link in BIO👆
Video Out Soon👌
Shout-out to everyone part of this project
CC: @hardeybiteondmix @brave_oluya @tmichealsblog @lancyartistry @parsh_lancy @magic_empire01 @Apostledecomed1

[Breezy The Ep @parsh_lancy]

@OurFavOnlineDoc @seyilaw1 You just earned my maximum respect following the apology video you made. God bless you sir

[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

This video is a shameful embarrassment to the government of Benue state.

[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

There is an injection called LENACAPAVIR.

You only take the injection once every 6months, which is twice a year. It gives you protection against HIV.

This amazing injection is now available in Nigeria for only 58,000 naira.

THIS DOES NOT REPLACE ABSTINENCE OR SAFE PRACTICES. (because even if you don’t get HIV, you can get more deadlier diseases like hepatitis B from unsafe practices).

But either way,
This injection is really good news.
Please share and help someone to see this.

[YabaLeftOnline @yabaleftonline]

“If your babe passes away in your house overnight and you run away, you have ruined your life. Do this instead…” — Lawyer shares

[Abolaji Rasaq Oluwapese @bolazeal]

🌶️
The Rise of Agbero (From Bus Conductors to a Cartel)

There was a time when being Yoruba meant something. It meant intellect, industry, and innovation. It meant producing great minds in all aspects of life. But today, we witness a slow, deliberate erosion of that legacy.

[Breezy The Ep @parsh_lancy]

@olorungadgr8 @OurFavOnlineDoc Nigerians deserve the kin leaders wey we Dey get steady sha 🤣

[Breezy The Ep @parsh_lancy]

What a shame😒

[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

Same person. With the same brain.

[YabaLeftOnline @yabaleftonline]

You are welcome.