🗣️ Cristiano Ronaldo: “I learned in life, often hungry and with nothing to eat, that no one gives anything to anyone.
I did for the country what I would never do for any club”. 🐐
Just like someone asked, what exactly does Nigerias President do all day, week, month? Asides receiving guests? He gives no media chats, doesn’t visit troubled states, FEC meetings don’t even happen, doesn’t attend international conventions etc, so what really does he do?
Just in: ADC House of Assembly Candidate, visited a community and discovered that they hadn’t had light for months so he cleared the Nepa bills and fixed it, His Opposition an Alleged APC Candidate got angry and Used his connections to Disconnect the light
Dear Arise Team
On Obi saying he does not have evidence
When Peter Obi said he did not have evidence, he was speaking in the strict legal sense - evidence considered by the court as strong enough to satisfy the courts and overturn the declared result. The courts, for whatever reasons, did not consider the evidence presented sufficient.
But there is a difference between legal proof and reasonable inference.
Looking at what actually happened on election day, the technology worked in other elections but stopped working for the presidential election at a point when Peter Obi was clearly leading in several results being collated. The moment they switched off the saver, the result took another dimension. This may not constitute empirical evidence sufficient to win a case in court, but it is certainly evidence from reason. It raises a legitimate question about what happened and why.
We must also recognise that Nigerian courts operate within the broader Nigerian environment, with all the imperfections and limitations of our institutions—the phenomenon commonly described as the “Nigerian factor.”
The courts determine what has been legally proved; citizens are entitled to reason about what they witnessed. A court’s inability to establish a claim to the required legal standard does not necessarily erase every reasonable question about what actually happened.
Valentine Obienyem
Media Adviser to Peter Obi
Prof. Stella Okunna has revealed on Gbam Interview that when Peter Obi appointed her as the commission for information in Anambra State, she was scared because she did not know who Peter Obi was and the character he possessed.
Prof. Stella explained that she had not met Peter Obi before she was appointed as the Commissioner for information and the day she met him for the first time, was the day he swore her and other appointees into the Anambra state civil service.
She said she wanted to turn down the offer because she did not know what kind of person he was and if he is someone who lies but she was persuaded by her family to take the job.
She explained that the first day she had a meeting with Peter Obi, she told him that as his commissioner for information, she would not tell lies on his behalf or forge any information to paint him as a saint in the eyes of the public.
Prof. Stella said when Peter Obi hears this, he smiled and told her that she will not have to worry about that when working with him and he would make sure that nothing like that happens in his administration.
She further revealed that throughout her time working with him, Peter Obi kept to his words and didn't ask her to publish any false information as the Commissioner for information and his Chief of Staff. She concluded by calling Peter Obi a world class Governor.
Admin Ekwulobia.
@ruffydfire@OjyOkpe@charlesaniagolu please invite this lady to hear first hand from her
They saw France, Spain, Portugal, Colombia, Brazil and England, but didn’t choose any of them for his farewell match😭
They came to Africa, saw Morocco, Ivory Coast, Egypt and Senegal… and still went all the way to pick 93rd-ranked Benin Republic for his farewell match😭😭
Cristiano Ronaldo has issued an ultimatum for Portugal, saying he will not return to the national team while Jorge Jesus is the coach, sources have told ESPN.
@Ivyy_heree There's a reason he said that, and you're clearly intent on ignoring it. Perhaps you should reflect on just how often you tell him "no"?
Course, that would require actually giving a shit instead of seeking counsel from one of the worst places for it.
How can an investigative journalist call NAFDAC to report sales of drugs they ban and they answered him like this 😳.
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