Pa Adeboye is too old to lead a fight for a new Nigeria but he is not too old to go to the US and start a propaganda campaign in support of Tinubu..
Werey ni gbogbo yin..
OTD 2024: Tinubu Arrested and Arraigned Underage Northern Nigerian Children Protesters for Demanding an End to Bad Governance, Better Future. https://t.co/YTWOQgEyvT
Almost Three Years, Chicago State University X Accounts Remain Locked to Escape Nigerians’ Questions Over Tinubu’s Explosive Certificate Forgery, Authenticating Suspicions of Deliberate Cover-Up https://t.co/1ytNeWZrPb
Two major fraud allegations linked to the Chief of Staff: No action taken.
A mysterious death in the residence of a serving minister: silence.
But let Peter Obi grant one interview, and suddenly the entire Presidency springs into action. 😂🤣
These three men are the reason I will never denigrate the entire Yoruba nation for any reason.
Pa Ayo Adebanjo stood for an Igbo man. At the ripe age of 94, he openly campaigned for an Igbo presidential candidate, despite having a Yoruba contestant in the race.
To him, competence, justice and conviction mattered more than tribe.
Dele Farotimi has consistently stood for the truth.
He has never been afraid to call a spade a spade, regardless of whose ox is gored.
From 2023 till this day, he has remained unwavering in his support for Peter Obi, an Igbo man, because he believes in the cause he stands for.
Late Chief Gani Fawehinmi dedicated his life to the fight for justice.
He never cared about tribe, ethnicity or religion.
Even in the face of intimidation and oppression, he stood firmly on the side of truth and justice.
These men are detribalized to the core.
They have always acted based on conscience rather than ethnic sentiment.
So, seeing these shining examples from the Yoruba nation, why would I denigrate an entire ethnic group because of the actions or utterances of a few bigots?
I am Ekene Aninze Esq.
Only Akpabio led Senate has rejected a motion for an independent probe to the fake agency issue twice.
Only Akpabio led Senate has rejected an independent probe to the circumstances surrounding the Oyo abduction incident.
Only Akpabio led Senate Approved the Rivers State of Emergency with a voice note.
Only Akpabio led Senate approved massive external borrowing, including a $6 billion loan request processed in under three hours, as well as a $516 million syndicated facility from Deutsche Bank for the Sokoto-Badagry Superhighway.
Only Godswill Akpabio led Senate approved every appointments that has ever come from the executive without proper scrutiny.
Only Godswill Akpabio led Senate approved the ambiguous provisions regarding the electronic transmission of election results, thereby creating loopholes to undermine electoral transparency.
Now tell me, is there anything Akpabio led Senate cannot actually do to please the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu led Executives?
The only thing left for Akpabio to approve is the head of John the Baptist for Tinubu.
Pathetic!!
I am Ekene Aninze, Esq.
🚨🚨BREAKING: "Peter Obi can bring out the fortunes of Nigeria and make people recognize us around the world. Both in Education, Health care and most especially prudence in governance"
~Nigerian Richest man in Africa, Alico Dangote
Definitely we all agree that Nigerian politicians are devious and evil.
For them all to be against Peter Obi is enough proof that Peter Obi is DIFFERENT AND SHOULD BE GIVEN A CHANCE.
Nigeria will be OK come 2027
Six years ago, Ifeanyi Okereke, a newspaper vendor, was shot dead in Abuja by a security aide attached to Femi Gbajabiamila in Central Business District Abuja. At the time of his death, his wife had just given birth to their child barely two weeks earlier.
A young family was shattered, a father was taken away, and a future was stolen.
Years later, many Nigerians still ask whether justice was ever truly served.
Like countless other cases, this tragedy appears to have been pushed aside, leaving the victim’s family to bear the pain alone while those connected to power continued their careers unhindered.
For many, Femi’s name has been associated with controversy for far too long. The memory of Ifeanyi Okereke should not be forgotten, nor should the cries of a widow and a child who lost a husband and father.
A nation cannot build a just future by burying painful truths and abandoning victims. The culture of impunity, where the powerful move on while ordinary citizens suffer in silence, is the very structure that must be dismantled if Nigeria is to become a country where justice truly matters.