Truth is Bitter

Defamation: Kenneth Okonkwo's Lawyers write Peter Obi, ask him to live up to his "avowed policy" of not arresting someone who was just speaking on Radio or Television and calling people names.

" Bandits will start targeting ministers, senators and even state governors.
" When a General falls into the hands of non state actors, it signals a serious erosion of tactical detterence. If this trend continues unchecked, the next target may not be soldiers or civilians alone, they could include ministers, senators and even state governors.
" Bandits now operate with sophisticated intelligence capabilities, heavy weaponry and a level of audacity that increasingly challenges state authority.
" We must stop negotiating with criminal groups and advocate for a comprehensive military and intelligence offensive against terrorist and bandit network. "_

Former Chief of Army staff Gen Tukur Buratai.

Do you agree with him? A. Yes. B. No.

Nigerian Prisoners in Ethopia excited they will be transferred to home country

The Nigerian - Ethiopian Prisoner Transfer Agreement was facilitated by Nigeria's Minister of Foreign Affairs, H.E. Mrs Bianca Ojukwu. Under the agreement, 136 inmates in Ethiopia will be transferred to Nigeria to complete their prison sentences.

They are:
1 Anazoba Linus Okigbo
2 Ejike Cyril Edeme
3 Charles Ofor Damijo
4 Nnaemeka Charles Maduagwu
5 Chukwudalu Clinton
6 Eze Paul Oluchi
7 Kingsley Ebuka Udeigbo
8 Okoyeagu Kosisochukwu Leonard
9 Ozoemena Christian Chukwuemeka
10 Ifeanyi Joseph Izuako
11 Ephraim Chetachukwu Onyeanusi
12 Segun Judge Hunkarin
13 John Osahon
14 Chinonso Sabastine Nwankwor
15 Ani Christopher Sunday
16 Kingsley Ikechukwu Nwoke
17 Joakin Uchenna Nwanneneme
18 Chigozie Victor Madu
19 Babatunde Moshood
20 Cajethan Tochukwu Okafor
21 John Obi Simon
22 Charles Igwe
23 Ubaka Walter Ezekwe
24 Onwunali Promise
25 Ogbonna Eric Buchi
26 Chetachi James Uche
27 Peter Imhanlulobe
28 Bobby Martins Chukwuemeka
29 Ogu Promise Ifeanyi
30 Emeka Okoye Chibuzor
31 Sunday Edeh
32 Obinna Joseph
33 Anayo Eva Ejiofor
34 Chinonso Basil
35 Simon Chetachukwu Obed
36 Samuel Arinze Ezemba
37 Remigus Anikwe
38 Adeyemi Abdulrafin Adeyemi
39 Christopher Hope Agboma
40 Oliver Ifeanyi Nweke
41 Nnayelu Obinna Onuohukwu
42 Chibuize Casmir Nnabugwu
43 Loyal Chuks Gabriel
44 Chidi Johnson
45 Celestine Arinze Anajemba
46 Abraham Chizoba Bah
47 Enwerem Wisdom Emeka
48 Kingstar Onuoha Ndu
49 Emeka Adolphus Dunofor
50 Daniel Ibrahim
51 Emmanuel Nnajekwu Onwumaeze
52 Ejimonu Justin Chibuzor
53 Ugochukwu Okpara
54 Ezekwi Chizoba Christopher
55 Onyeabuchi Jude
56 Izuchukwu Peter Uzoukwu
57 Anayo Christopher Okari
58 Felis Prosper Ejim
59 Ifeanyi Timothy Nwaiwu
60 Gideon Chukwuma Ik Wedu
61 Everest Aguguo
62 John Uchechukwu Ugo
63 Obioha Linus Onwuji
64 Okonkwo Joshua Ikedichukwu
65 Christopher Ndu A.
66 Ezekwu Johnson Ide
67 Vincent D**e
68 Amachi Okafor
69 Michael Chibuize
70 Chikezie Luis Okoye
71 Eze Sunday Celestine
72 Ekwutosi Basil Agbomuo
73 Pascal Ikenna Godwin Amanze
74 Alexander Uzochukwu Azalangha
75 Onuoha Joseph Arinze
76 Oparango Chigozie Michael
77 Patrick Tochukwu Amaobi
78 Unachukwu Hossana Ugochukwu
79 Enyeribe Mathew Odoemna
80 Ugwu C. Michael
81 Christian Odinaka Ofuefule
82 Ajani Chikezie
83 Okwudili John Ozongwu
84 Uchegbu Chimeziri Maximus
85 Vitus Ejike Eneh
86 Godwin Onyemachi
87 Nwosu Ifeanyi
88 Chukwuagozie Clement
89 Henry Nwabueze Ojukwu
90 Igwild Sunday Chukwuma
91 Ezeakalu Samson Chibuike
92 Obinna Salvation
93 Omoje Festus Ogiofor
94 Basil Lawrence Igbo
95 Okafor Livinus Edochie
96 Amaefuna Humphrey Amechi
97 Akwaeze Ndubisi Prter
98 Gabriel Odunukwe
99 Okafor Chidiebere Franklin
100 Godwin Chidiebere Oragini
101 Michael Ezekafor
102 Nweke Kaddimma Francis
103 Ononalu Onyeka Daniel
104 Ndubisi Paul
105 Kenenna Anthony
106 Obioha Aloysius A.
107 Binna Iwoha Sampson
108 Ikedigbo Ifeanyi Onyebuchi
109 Stanley Jude Odoh
110 Ezenna Izuchukwu Kingsley
111 Nnaike Ndubisi Batholomew
112 Nhanna Theophilus Ezevuo
113 Ekene Urama
114 Ogwu Philip Ozoemene
115 Nwaduba Ndubisi Samuel
116 Ezeji Patric Uchechukwu
117 Chukwunonso Henry Umuofekwen
118 James Chukwujekwu Mmuozoba
119 Joseph Emeka Okoye
120 Hidozie Osita Sunday
121 Damian Chijioke Agbasianya
122 Emmanuel Ifeanyi
123 Franklin Chisom Amadi
124 Okechukwu Mbaekwu
125 Smith Denis
126 Ifeanyichukwu Samuel
127 Christian Kenechi Ezenna
128 Chinedu Samuel Matthew
129 Victor Kelechi Uwandu
130 Emmanuel Aham
131 Chimezie Victor Amasiani
132 Chinedu Marcel Anyanwu
133 Basil Akimbo Nnouseh
134 Nwachukwu Paul Udechukwu
135 Nonso Josiah Onyebuchi
136 Udochukwu Anselem Anyanwu

ON THIS DAY IN NIGERIAN HISTORY
June 11, 1994: MKO Abiola Declares Himself President at Epetedo

Thirty-two years ago today, on June 11, 1994, Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale (MKO) Abiola stood before thousands of supporters in Epetedo, Lagos Island, and made one of the boldest declarations in Nigerian political history.
Almost exactly one year after the annulled June 12, 1993 presidential election, Abiola publicly declared himself the lawful President of Nigeria.
The election he claimed had been widely regarded as the freest and fairest in Nigeria's history. Results showed him winning across ethnic, religious, and regional lines, including victories in several Northern states. Yet the military government of General Ibrahim Babangida annulled the election before the final declaration of results.
For months, Abiola pursued political negotiations and dialogue. But by June 1994, convinced that the military authorities had no intention of restoring his mandate, he took a different path.
Standing in the historic Epetedo area of Lagos, Abiola denounced the annulment as a theft of the Nigerian people's democratic will. He declared that the military government lacked legitimacy and called on Nigerians to reject authoritarian rule.
One of the most memorable lines from the declaration was:
"You cannot shave a man's head in his absence."
The speech electrified supporters but alarmed the military government of General Sani Abacha.
Twelve days later, on June 23, 1994, security forces surrounded Abiola's residence in Ikeja. He was arrested and charged with treason.
What followed was four years of detention.
During that period, Nigeria witnessed one of the most turbulent chapters in its post-Civil War history. Pro-democracy activists were arrested, opposition voices were silenced, and political tensions deepened. In 1996, Abiola's wife, Kudirat Abiola, was assassinated in Lagos.
Then, on July 7, 1998, while still in detention and on the verge of possible release negotiations, MKO Abiola died under controversial circumstances.
To many Nigerians, the Epetedo Declaration was more than a political speech.
It became a symbol of resistance against military rule and a reminder that democracy often demands enormous personal sacrifice.
Today, June 12 is officially recognised as Nigeria's Democracy Day, and Abiola's role in the struggle for democratic governance remains one of the defining chapters of modern Nigerian history.

If the June 12, 1993 election had been allowed to stand, how different do you think Nigeria's political history would have been?
Share your thoughts respectfully in the comments.

FUNNY EXCUSES HUSBANDS AND WIVES GIVE TO AVOID S£X

Marriage has taught me that some people can become Senior Advocates of Excuses when it is time for bedroom duties.

1. I have a slight headache.
2. I am fasting.

3. I just applied cream.
4. The children may wake up.
5. I have an early meeting tomorrow.

6. The generator consumed all my energy.
7. Let me finish this movie first.

8. I ate too much.
9. I am too hungry.

10. The weather is too hot.

My favourite is:

“I am praying.”

Meanwhile, immediately after the prayer, the person will sleep like a government project abandoned halfway.

Dear husbands and wives, if you don’t want to cooperate, just say so.

Stop turning ordinary bedroom matters into a Supreme Court case with twenty-seven adjournments.

Our marriages must work.

What is the funniest excuse you have ever heard?

Stella Justice Nnennaya
Legal and Marriage Clinic with Stella

"Kwakwanso was able to field all his loyalist as contestants In NDC.

In the same NDC, none of Obi’s loyalists got Ticket . Not even in his state, Anambra.

Instead, Dickson gave tickets to his own loyalists. All these Dickson loyslists with Tickets will win, riding Obi’s popularity across SS and SE

Many Of Kwakwanso’s loyslists in Kano will also win their elections .

As regards Obi, he is not going to be president unless u are fooling urself.

Ultimately , in 2027:

Kwakwanso will get something out of the elections by having his structure remain in elective positionsin his state.
He loses nothing.

Dickson too will have his people in elective positions accross SS and SE states and become a regional/national political force to reckon with post 2027.
All thanks to Foolish and selfish Peter Obi who thinks only about himself and none of his loyalists

Obi wins nothing.
No presidency
None of his loyalists benefit from the whole exercise .

Point being made:
Never follow a selfish leader
Open ur eyes while u follow

~Ayodeji Omonuade Adesina

Insecurity: Acquire arms to defend yourselves, Emir tells the subjects

The Emir of Argungu, Alhaji Muhammad Samaila Mera, has called on his subjects to legally acquire weapons to protect their communities against persistent attacks by bandits.

He also urged communities in the emirate to remain vigilant and take proactive measures against terrorists and criminal elements that often invade the areas.

The monarch made the call during a meeting with district heads, village heads, and ward heads at his palace in Argungu.

He added that communities should consider raising funds collectively to purchase legally approved weapons for self-defence.

“If you acquire such weapons legally, make sure the bandits are aware that your community possesses the means to defend itself. This alone can serve as a deterrent and discourage attacks,” he said.

He stressed that Islam does not encourage people to remain helpless in the face of violence.

“It is not right for a Muslim to remain passive while criminals kill people, kidnap innocent citizens, and r**e our women. Be prepared to defend yourselves, your families, and your communities against any attack,” the Emir stated.

The royal father lamented that many communities had become vulnerable because they lack the means to defend themselves.

He said, “When bandits attack, people start running, including village heads. This is happening because communities do not have adequate means of self-defence.”

He clarified that he was not encouraging communities to take the law into their own hands or engage in acts of terrorism, but rather advocating lawful self-defence, noting that the security challenge has become too overwhelming for security agencies alone to handle.

He said it was disheartening for communities to continue to lose lives without any form of resistance, while warning against ethnic violence and extrajudicial killings.

The emir warned that he would not support anyone carrying arms to attack other ethnic groups or engage in unlawful killings.

He said many of the attacks are reprisals, he therefore urged the communities not to carry out revenge attacks against innocent people because every unlawful killing only breeds another cycle of revenge.

The emir said that, although many members of the Lakurawa group had left the area, they had allegedly left behind armed bandits who continue to terrorize communities and maintain links with their former collaborators.

He called on communities across the Argungu Emirate to remain vigilant, cooperate with security agencies, and uphold the fear of God in all their dealings.

For Ayodele Fayose to quickly come out to accuse Gov. Seyi Makinde of orchestrating Kidnapping in Oyo State, it is enough evidence that Fayose and Wike have hands in what is happening in Oyo state.
Remember Wike had said hd will put fire in Oyo State.

Wike openly said he will put fire in Oyo State. Now there is fire in Oyo State.

Fuel is ₦1350.
Cement is ₦12,000.
Band A is ₦250/kWh.
A loaf of bread is ₦2000.
Cooking gas is ₦1700/kg.
A kilo of turkey is ₦11,000.
One crate of egg is ₦7,500.
A carton of Indomie is ₦11,000.
The Hungry man size is ₦21,000.
Pampers (Jumbo pack) is ₦40,000
Children pay over ₦600K in public universities.

But we should relax, Tinubu is fixing Nigeria?