@talkanni Nwanyi oma

Broadcast media practitioner. Failed Scientist😞, Chineked chic🙏! Dreams come n go...I realise each and duka😎. Retweets are retweets, kilode!🙄

[@talkanni Nwanyi oma @talkanni]

@AkposMalafakumo Because the HMOs refuse to pay up for expensive drugs and only approve cheaper alternatives

[@talkanni Nwanyi oma @talkanni]

The navigation this tweet took me through, and ended me right at the heart of the matter, needs to be studied. Surely the traits of Chelsea's forefather can be seen.

[#DoubtlessThouArtMyFather (Isaiah 63:16) @harrydaniyan]

In 1994, Nigeria played in the AFCON Finals against Zambia.

The Special Guest of Honour was Pelé.
He was introduced to both sets of Players by their Captains.

Nigeria won the match 2-1 and lifted the Trophy.

Now, after that Match, one of the Zambian Players retired...

[New Direction AFRICA @Its_ereko]

🇯🇵🇺🇸 Huge protests in Japan. After Takaichi's disgraceful visit. After Trump humiliated her. In the Oval Office.

The people are angry. The streets are full. The government is exposed.

Takaichi flew 6,000 miles to be mocked about Pearl Harbor. She stayed for dinner. She signed the deals.

Now Japan is rising. Not behind her. Against her.

The protests are huge. The silence is broken. The shame is public.

Trump insulted Japan. Takaichi smiled. The people will not forget.

[Adar Poonawalla @adarpoonawalla]

In keeping with my commitment of making vaccines in Africa, I'm delighted to announce to our partnership with @aspenpharma and this would not be possible without your support @BillGates @GaviSeth @gatesfoundation @gavi @CEPIvaccines @AfricaCDC.

[@talkanni Nwanyi oma @talkanni]

@the_jefferymead Media? What exactly do you mean by "media"? By the way all kinds of media have the ability to set "agendas". None is exonerated.
You have slyly accused the media, when you could clearly see the name under which the article was published. You just tried to set an agenda too!

[@talkanni Nwanyi oma @talkanni]

🤣🤣... You guys on X are really something else

[Abuja Streets @abujastreets]

I miss Yusuf Buhari… bro was just riding his power bike around Abuja, drinking Arabian tea and minding his business.

[Atiku Abubakar @atiku]

The declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State reeks of political manipulation and outright bad faith.

Anyone paying attention to the unfolding crisis knows that Bola Tinubu has been a vested partisan actor in the political turmoil engulfing Rivers. His blatant refusal or calculated negligence in preventing this escalation is nothing short of disgraceful.

Beyond the political scheming in Rivers, the brazen security breaches that led to the condemnable destruction of national infrastructure in the state land squarely on the President’s desk.

Tinubu cannot evade responsibility for the chaos his administration has either enabled or failed to prevent.

It is an unforgivable failure that under Tinubu’s watch, the Niger Delta has been thrown back into an era of violent unrest and instability — undoing the hard-won peace secured by the late President Umaru Yar’Adua. Years of progress have been recklessly erased in pursuit of selfish political calculations.

If federal infrastructure in Rivers has been compromised, the President bears full responsibility. Punishing the people of Rivers State just to serve the political gamesmanship between the governor and @officialABAT’s enablers in the federal government is nothing less than an assault on democracy and must be condemned in the strongest terms. -AA

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

PRESS RELEASE

BY THE EXECUTIVE GOVERNOR OF RIVERS STATE

My dear Rivers People,

I address you today with a deep sense of responsibility and calm, as we navigate this unfortunate moment in our state’s political history.

Since assuming office as your Governor, all my actions and decisions have been guided by my constitutional oath of office and a great sense of duty.

We prioritized the protection of lives and property and ensured the continuous progress of our dear State.

Even in the face of the political impasse, we have remained committed to constitutional order and the rule of law, putting the interest of our people above all else.

This was why, immediately after Mr. President’s intervention to broker peace, we did not hesitate to implement the agreed terms in good faith, including welcoming back commissioners who had previously resigned on their own volition.

Furthermore, we moved swiftly to comply with the Supreme Court's judgement immediately we received the certified true copy of the judgement to return the state to normalcy.

These steps were taken not for personal gains but to foster peace, unity and stability in our dear State.

Unfortunately, at every turn, members of the Rivers State House of Assembly frustrated our efforts, thus making genuine peace and progress difficult.

Our priorities remained the security of lives and property and advancing the well-being and prosperity of Rivers people.

Yes, we have political disagreements, but good governance had continued, salaries have been paid, and great projects were being executed to move the State forward. Above all, Rivers State is safe, secure and peaceful under our watch.

At this critical time, I urge all Rivers people to remain peaceful and law-abiding. We will engage with all relevant institutions to ensure that our democracy remains strong and that Rivers State continues to thrive.

We have always been a resilient people, and we will face this situation with wisdom, patience, and unwavering faith in the democratic process.

God bless Rivers State. God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Sir, Siminalayi Fubara, GSSRS

[Port Harcourt People @AskPHPeople]

“It has gotten to the point where this State will take their destiny by their hands. In as much as I don’t subscribe to violence, but when it’s time to take a decision, I will lead the course for that decision.”

Gov. Sim Fubara talks tough.

[@talkanni Nwanyi oma @talkanni]

Mr Governor are you aware?

[@talkanni Nwanyi oma @talkanni]

"Go-To-Court-Cracy" our style of Democracy here in Nigeria.
Sooner we realise who owns the courts owns govt and invariably the people are enslaved to these "owners", the sooner we embrace our plight.
The "foolish" question would then be " Are the courts truly owned? "

[@talkanni Nwanyi oma @talkanni]

Entire epistle but the thief's name remains protected.

[EFCC Nigeria @officialEFCC]

EFCC Makes Single Largest Asset Recovery till Date

Justice Jude Onwuegbuzie, on Monday, December 2, 2024 gave a ruling on a final forfeiture of an estate in Abuja measuring 150,500 square metres and containing 753 Units of duplexes and other apartments. This is the single largest asset recovery by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, since its inception in 2003. The Estate rests on Plot 109 Cadastral Zone C09, Lokogoma District, Abuja.

The forfeiture of the property to the federal government by a former top brass of the government was pursuant to EFCC’s mandate and policy directive of ensuring that the corrupt and fraudulent do not enjoy the proceeds of their unlawful activities. In this instance, the Commission relied on Section 17 of the Advance Fee Fraud And Other Fraud Related Offences Act No 14, 2006 and Section 44 (2) B of the Constitution of the 199 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to push its case.

Ruling on the Commission’s application for the final forfeiture of the property, Justice Onwuegbuzie held that the respondent have not shown cause as to why he should not lose the property, “which has been reasonably suspected to have been acquired with proceeds of unlawful activities, the property is hereby finally forfeited to the federal government.”

The road to the final forfeiture of the property was paved by an interim forfeiture order, secured before the same Judge on November 1, 2024. The government official which fraudulently built the estate is being investigated by the EFCC. The forfeiture of the asset is an important modality of depriving the suspect of the proceeds of the crime.

The justification for the forfeiture is derived from Part 2, Section 7 of  the EFCC Establishment Act, which stipulates that the EFCC “has power to cause investigations to be conducted as to whether any person, corporate body or organization has committed any offence under this Act or other law relating to economic and financial crimes and cause investigations to be conducted into the properties of any person if it appears to the Commission that the person’s lifestyle and extent of the properties are not justified by his source of income.”

The Commission’s Executive Chairman, Mr. Ola Olukoyede, has repeatedly described asset recovery as pivotal in the fight against corruption, economic and financial crimes and a major disincentive against the corrupt and the fraudulent.

Addressing members of the House of Representatives Committee on Anti-corruption recently, he said, “If you understand the intricacies involved in financial crimes investigation and prosecution you will discover that to recover one billion naira is war. So, I told my people that the moment we start investigation we must also start asset tracing because asset recovery is pivotal in the anti-corruption fight; and one of the potent instruments that you can deploy as an anti-corruption agency for an effective fight is asset tracing and recovery. If you allow the corrupt or those that you are investigating to have access to the proceeds of their crime, they will fight you with it. So one of the ways to weaken them is to deprive them of the proceeds of their crime. So, our modus operandi has changed simultaneously. The moment we begin investigation, we begin asset tracing. That was what helped us to make our recoveries.”

[@talkanni Nwanyi oma @talkanni]

@fccpcnigeria please what should be my next step to take, after several emails to @ibomairlines to refund funds paid for a flight they cancelled less than 18 hours to takeoff and made no alternative provisions?
This was since June this year.

[@talkanni Nwanyi oma @talkanni]

Which do you have to let go off, if not all 4?

Me: Fear.

[@talkanni Nwanyi oma @talkanni]

Are you listening?

[Femi Soneye @FM_Soneye]

Disregard individuals who propagate untruths and promote negativity!

[@talkanni Nwanyi oma @talkanni]

This is what we are about now. Deep levels of vibes and incha Allah. Smh

[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

This is quite saddening tbh.

They didn’t send professors of engineering. They didn’t send PhD researchers and MSc students in technology from the country’s best universities. They didn’t send people who have the professional competence to analyse the innovation and recommend it for the public.

They sent Ola of Lagos who will come back just to roll on the floor and scream “put CNG in your car you will love it”.

What a shame.

[@talkanni Nwanyi oma @talkanni]

@chude__ Oloriburuku! He says he only goes there when he's bored or stressed up. You go there to ask children for noods abi? Send him back straight to Yaba left , sir.

[@talkanni Nwanyi oma @talkanni]

Wish the Democrats would see this and understand why they lost the moderate-libs in this election.

[Valyrian Fire 🐉 @turtledumplin]

Our side lost because of the intolerance of the tolerant left. If you don’t see that, then we will keep losing.
People didn’t vote for Trump, they voted against you.
They voted against your “if you don’t agree with me then you’re my enemy” mentality.
They voted against your need to have an echo chamber or risk being canceled.
They voted against being attacked for a difference in opinion.
They voted against being called pedos, racists, homophobes, Nazis simply for disagreeing with you.
They voted for the right to keep YOU out of decisions for their children.
They voted against having to walk on eggshells for fear of offending someone.

I don’t care who I piss off by saying this, step out of the tunnel vision and have a civil conversation with folks and take responsibility for your part in pushing people, who are on the fence, to vote against you.