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“Except the opposition are ready to submit to us so that we can embrace them, as the Governor advised, otherwise, they shouldn’t step into Ohaukwu. Anyone who tries to do so will be declared persona non grata. This is the time for politics. I don’t have a shop at the International Market or Okwo Ngbo Market; politics is my business. Anyone who wants to put sand in my garri should not come close to Ohaukwu.”
— Eze Paul Ituma, newly sworn-in Chairman of Ohaukwu LGA, Ebonyi State, warns opposition elements.
Illegal oil bunkerers were arrested on our waterways. They were handed over to the NSCDC for proper prosecution.
A Senator called for their release...
The following week, another arrest, same crew, same boat.
The Navy burnt the boat, and during an exchange of fire, the bunkerers were unalived.
A petition was written against the Commander of that Naval base for unaliving" innocent civilians", and he was appointed out of that office.
When you fight corruption, be rest assured that corruption will fight back.
Just be strong!
🇨🇳🇳🇬 A Chinese travel creator was trying local food at a market in Nigeria when a group of men stopped him and demanded money.
When he asked why, their explanation was basically: "we’re Nigerian, you’re not, so we can take money from you."
Over roughly 10 kilometers, he says he passed more than 20 checkpoints and was asked for money again and again.
His final travel review?
“Don’t come to Nigeria.”
Writer: Sol
🇨🇳🇳🇬 A Chinese travel creator was trying local food at a market in Nigeria when a group of men stopped him and demanded money.
When he asked why, their explanation was basically: "we’re Nigerian, you’re not, so we can take money from you."
Over roughly 10 kilometers, he says he passed more than 20 checkpoints and was asked for money again and again.
His final travel review?
“Don’t come to Nigeria.”
Writer: Sol
Nigeria ranks near the bottom on download speed (111th out of 119 countries) with a median real-world download speed of just 5.3 Mbps.
Globally, the median internet speed sits around 34 Mbps to 40+ Mbps, while standard 4G/5G mobile connections in developed tech markets easily average 100 Mbps to 200+ Mbps.
A worker in the UK or France spends less than 1% of their monthly income for unlimited usage.
In contrast, an average worker in Nigeria who spends ₦10,000–₦15,000 a month on data is giving up 10% to 20%+ of their monthly earnings.
An Open Letter to the Honourable Robert F. Kennedy Jr., United States Secretary of Health and Human Services
Dear Mr. Secretary,
You were once a guest of my late father, Chief Godfrey Kio Jaja Amachree QC, Nigeria's first Solicitor-General and Africa's first Under-Secretary-General at the United Nations. You came and had dinner at our home on Bourdillon Road in Ikoyi, Lagos. Your late father, Senator Robert F. Kennedy, was my father's guest at our home in Westchester, New York, in the early sixties, and your family home stood just around the corner from ours in McLean, Virginia. We have history: two powerful families, one powerful cause — the pursuit of truth. You are a Harvard man; I am a Wharton man, the University of Pennsylvania, like your boss, the President of the United States.
Mr. Secretary, Nigeria is in serious trouble. We have a president who is causing 230 million Nigerians untold grief. Our security situation is in shambles. Ethnic divisions are at an all-time high. The economy is in free fall. Corruption is out of control. And atop all of this sits a president whose past in Chicago is entangled with the heroin trade — a president who forfeited 460,000 dollars to the United States government in 1993, money the authorities traced to the proceeds of narcotics trafficking, a forfeiture he accepted rather than contest.
Questions about his name, his age, his education, even his very nationality abound in Nigeria. I suspect the answers lie in the files the FBI, the CIA, and the DEA hold in Washington — files these agencies refuse to release to the public on worn-out, flimsy grounds that, after thirty-three years, have no relevance in the modern world. A federal judge, the Honourable Beryl Howell, has already ordered these agencies toward disclosure, and still they resist.
Mr. Secretary, you are your nation's top health czar. You know, better than almost anyone in public life, the damage heroin and hard drugs do to human lives. You have spoken about the horrors of heroin and addiction both publicly and privately, with the moral authority of a man who has lived that truth. That is why I address this letter to you and not to another.
I ask you, on behalf of 230 million Nigerians, to look into this matter and to convince your boss, President Trump, to order these files released. The Tinubu files must be made known so that Nigerians can determine what sort of man is ruling them, and whether he lied to the millions of suffering people over whom he presides. We need to know his true identity, and we need to know the full depth of his involvement in the narcotics trade that led the American authorities to strip him of 460,000 dollars.
I ask you as an old family friend. I ask you for your love of Africa and of Nigeria. And I ask you in the hope that relations between Nigeria and the United States do not fall into the gutter because of this embarrassing situation, which sunlight alone can cure. Your father believed that each time a man stands up for an ideal, he sends forth a tiny ripple of hope. Send forth that ripple now, Mr. Secretary. Nigeria is waiting.
Thank you.
Kio Amachree
Founder and President, Worldview International
Stockholm, Sweden
Tell Nigerians the connection!
This is the father of the husband of Tiffany trump yes Trumps daughter .
He is a Lebanese - Nigerian and CEO of SCOA motors . He is a friend of Chagoury the Lebanese that sucks Nigeria wealth in oil and gas and recently the COASTAL HIGHWAY ROAD LAGOS TO CALABAR was awarded to him with no bidding!
He is the Washington power broker behind the Washington DC lobbyist working for tinubu .
Let me introduce you to “Slow Horses”, the show started in 2022, and the sixth season is coming out next month. Slow Horses is currently the only show on TV where a preview of the next season is always shown at the end of each season.
Season 7 has wrapped production and is on track to maintain the show's annual release schedule.
This is Dr. Von Batten. When my amazing team told me that there were 399 pages of @FBI and @DEAHQ documents linked to Nigeria's President Tinubu (@OfficialABAT), I thought I had heard wrong. 399 pages is a book. What was President Bola #Tinubu’s connection to the reported heroin-trafficking organization to warrant 399 pages of responsive FBI records?
I want to thank President @realDonaldTrump and the entire administration for being this transparent, unlike the @JoeBiden administration, which refused to even admit that it had files on Tinubu. The #Trump #DOJ has shown that it takes Tinubu’s claims that his life will be in danger seriously and is following the law, while at the same time making it known that the records concerning #Tinubu are tied to a serious drug-trafficking investigation.
@PeterObi Happy 75th birthday, Sir. God bless you.
Meanwhile, one guy somewhere has NO:
older sibling
younger sibling
father
mother
childhood friend
classmate
pry sch
sec sch
hometown
employment records
picture as a teenager.
But has a 399-page case textbook with the FBI.
WONDERS