• By an Anonymous!👇🏿

    *A PROSE OF AN OBSERVER ABOUT IBB BOOK LAUNCH*

    I have always said that if you stay alive long enough in Nigeria you will see devil exhumed from the grave and deoderised by Nigerians.

    IBB's book launch presented a perfect platform for such occasion.

    OBJ was there. Taking notes for his next book.

    GEJ was present. Looking clueless and neither here nor there as usual

    Gowon as usual dwelt on inanities.

    He eulogised IBB for restoring his rank yet unlike IBB is not bold enough to write his own book.

    Perhaps, Gowon is also waiting for his contemporaries to die before lying over their graves like IBB.

    and of course Bobo Chicago who claimed to fight for democracy but the current face of tyranny, evil and undemocratic practices was also there.

    The people who betrayed Abiola and urged him to Golgotha were there shining their rotten teeth in the glistening light.

    The picture represents the perfect problem with Nigeria.

    These were men who contributed in the ruination of a country.

    Nobody has bad word for IBB.

    Given time, he has transformed into the perfect General.

    He has become a hero and maker of men.

    But give to IBB, as a military leader he understood evil craftsmanship.

    He has dealt with rotten idiots who paraded themselves as Democrats so the audience before him were very familiar.

    One vital question.

    How did a man who did everything to destroy democracy suddenly became the beacon of democracy in Nigeria, to the extent that aspiring leaders visit his Minna Mecca to receive tutelage on leadership?

    There were also billionaires like Arthur Eze who is at best a nuisance in Igboland.

    There were Alakija. She was gifted with oil wells.

    There was Dangote etc.

    They all had good things to say about IBB.

    No mention of Dele Giwa.

    An unsung hero in a useless country.

    Moshood Abiola at least got 1 day named after him each year.

    That was enough price for dying for Nigeria and ruining his family and business.

    After all IBB was his dear friend.

    The billionaires claimed IBB made them.

    Thus, they rewarded him with about 16 billion naira for his library project.

    Laughable!

    All the Nigerian dictators own libraries.

    They gave back to him.

    IBB was a maker of men.

    By the way, Abacha also made some men.

    When will they stand up and speak for him or probably build a library for him?

    Buhari also made some men during his 8 years democratic dictatorship.

    He will likely receive his flowers and a library named after him.

    The Emilokrook made some men also as Lagos State Governor.

    We recall he rebuilt the house of our Prof Wole Soyinka who was so poor he couldn't afford to rebuild his house.

    In future the crooks he made will donate to his library.

    So YOU, where exactly are you in the scheme of things as a Nigerian?

    Your reward is poverty, hunger, unemployment, disease, homelessness, japa then heaven.

    I can only take one positive thing from the meeting.

    He took responsibility by admitting for the first time, that his friend, Abiola won the June 12 election.

    Sadly again, and deliberately not for forgetfulness, Humphrey Nwosu, the electoral umpire during June 12 who was brave to announce most of the results against military directive wasn't mentioned.

    Folks like Humphrey Nwosu doesn't fit the Nigerian optics.

    He was a gatecrasher to uncommon destiny.

    He lived in a wrong country among unclean people.

    He became part of the collateral damage.

    An unsung hero.

    As IBB admitted to Abiola's victory, 33 years after, I look forward to the day the dark Professor, Mahmood will develop the manhood to confess openly to Peter Obi that he rigged the 2023 election to favour the Chicago drug baron.

    I once said that even if devil appears physically in Nigeria that he would receive massive supporters.

    Nigeria is the seat of evil.

    It is a crime scene.

    It's not habitable for human beings.

    Living in Nigeria for far too long is capable of turning a saint to a devil.

    I am yet to see an African country were evil is celebrated and bad character rewarded such as Nigeria by Nigerians.

    It is one country I can tell you for sure that it cannot be redeemed.

    A country populated by religious maggots who spend billions of naira to visit Mecca and Israel yet return to Nigeria as agents of Satan to ruin their people.

    IBB is evil.

    But those who came after him were undiluted devils.
    By an Anonymous!👇🏿 *A PROSE OF AN OBSERVER ABOUT IBB BOOK LAUNCH* I have always said that if you stay alive long enough in Nigeria you will see devil exhumed from the grave and deoderised by Nigerians. IBB's book launch presented a perfect platform for such occasion. OBJ was there. Taking notes for his next book. GEJ was present. Looking clueless and neither here nor there as usual Gowon as usual dwelt on inanities. He eulogised IBB for restoring his rank yet unlike IBB is not bold enough to write his own book. Perhaps, Gowon is also waiting for his contemporaries to die before lying over their graves like IBB. and of course Bobo Chicago who claimed to fight for democracy but the current face of tyranny, evil and undemocratic practices was also there. The people who betrayed Abiola and urged him to Golgotha were there shining their rotten teeth in the glistening light. The picture represents the perfect problem with Nigeria. These were men who contributed in the ruination of a country. Nobody has bad word for IBB. Given time, he has transformed into the perfect General. He has become a hero and maker of men. But give to IBB, as a military leader he understood evil craftsmanship. He has dealt with rotten idiots who paraded themselves as Democrats so the audience before him were very familiar. One vital question. How did a man who did everything to destroy democracy suddenly became the beacon of democracy in Nigeria, to the extent that aspiring leaders visit his Minna Mecca to receive tutelage on leadership? There were also billionaires like Arthur Eze who is at best a nuisance in Igboland. There were Alakija. She was gifted with oil wells. There was Dangote etc. They all had good things to say about IBB. No mention of Dele Giwa. An unsung hero in a useless country. Moshood Abiola at least got 1 day named after him each year. That was enough price for dying for Nigeria and ruining his family and business. After all IBB was his dear friend. The billionaires claimed IBB made them. Thus, they rewarded him with about 16 billion naira for his library project. Laughable! All the Nigerian dictators own libraries. They gave back to him. IBB was a maker of men. By the way, Abacha also made some men. When will they stand up and speak for him or probably build a library for him? Buhari also made some men during his 8 years democratic dictatorship. He will likely receive his flowers and a library named after him. The Emilokrook made some men also as Lagos State Governor. We recall he rebuilt the house of our Prof Wole Soyinka who was so poor he couldn't afford to rebuild his house. In future the crooks he made will donate to his library. So YOU, where exactly are you in the scheme of things as a Nigerian? Your reward is poverty, hunger, unemployment, disease, homelessness, japa then heaven. I can only take one positive thing from the meeting. He took responsibility by admitting for the first time, that his friend, Abiola won the June 12 election. Sadly again, and deliberately not for forgetfulness, Humphrey Nwosu, the electoral umpire during June 12 who was brave to announce most of the results against military directive wasn't mentioned. Folks like Humphrey Nwosu doesn't fit the Nigerian optics. He was a gatecrasher to uncommon destiny. He lived in a wrong country among unclean people. He became part of the collateral damage. An unsung hero. As IBB admitted to Abiola's victory, 33 years after, I look forward to the day the dark Professor, Mahmood will develop the manhood to confess openly to Peter Obi that he rigged the 2023 election to favour the Chicago drug baron. I once said that even if devil appears physically in Nigeria that he would receive massive supporters. Nigeria is the seat of evil. It is a crime scene. It's not habitable for human beings. Living in Nigeria for far too long is capable of turning a saint to a devil. I am yet to see an African country were evil is celebrated and bad character rewarded such as Nigeria by Nigerians. It is one country I can tell you for sure that it cannot be redeemed. A country populated by religious maggots who spend billions of naira to visit Mecca and Israel yet return to Nigeria as agents of Satan to ruin their people. IBB is evil. But those who came after him were undiluted devils.
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  • My aunt was k!lled in front of me - Nigerian woman recalls ordeal in kidnappers’ denNigerian home decor ideas


    My aunt was k!lled in front of me - Nigerian woman recalls ordeal in kidnappers? den
    An Abuja based lady, Nka Jess Nka, who was abducted by kidnappers, has narrated her ordeal after regaining her freedom.



    Jess was abducted along with her aunt and other victims last year.



    In a Facebook post on Friday, February 21, 2025, she recalled how the kidnappers k!lled her aunt in her presence.

    "My heart is full of pain today because today is the day that you were k!lled auntie, right in front of me, I'm here typing and wishing I had the power to protect you from those heartless kidnappers but it is beyond my power," she wrote.

    “I wish it is something I could fight to win but is beyond just a fight. Keep resting. To anyone that is hands is involved in our kidnapping, they will never go unpunished. God will fight for our family and bring healing to our hearts thou is not easy, I miss you greatly dear auntie, hmmmmmmmm life. It's well.”



    In an initial Facebook post on January 30, 2025, she shared photos taken after regaining her freedom and wrote.



    “Lord I'm here to thank you for showing me mercy, thank you for keeping me alive , I want to also thank everyone of you for ur prayers and support during the time of my kidnapped. I didn't take it for granted, is a year now, thank God for my freedom, waking up today in my bed is a testimony and to my aunty that couldn't make it alive I'm in tears every now and den ,I miss her greatly.”

    My aunt was k!lled in front of me - Nigerian woman recalls ordeal in kidnappers’ denNigerian home decor ideas My aunt was k!lled in front of me - Nigerian woman recalls ordeal in kidnappers? den An Abuja based lady, Nka Jess Nka, who was abducted by kidnappers, has narrated her ordeal after regaining her freedom. Jess was abducted along with her aunt and other victims last year. In a Facebook post on Friday, February 21, 2025, she recalled how the kidnappers k!lled her aunt in her presence. "My heart is full of pain today because today is the day that you were k!lled auntie, right in front of me, I'm here typing and wishing I had the power to protect you from those heartless kidnappers but it is beyond my power," she wrote. “I wish it is something I could fight to win but is beyond just a fight. Keep resting. To anyone that is hands is involved in our kidnapping, they will never go unpunished. God will fight for our family and bring healing to our hearts thou is not easy, I miss you greatly dear auntie, hmmmmmmmm life. It's well.” In an initial Facebook post on January 30, 2025, she shared photos taken after regaining her freedom and wrote. “Lord I'm here to thank you for showing me mercy, thank you for keeping me alive , I want to also thank everyone of you for ur prayers and support during the time of my kidnapped. I didn't take it for granted, is a year now, thank God for my freedom, waking up today in my bed is a testimony and to my aunty that couldn't make it alive I'm in tears every now and den ,I miss her greatly.”
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  • Customs intercept N398m cannabis sativa in Lagos


    Customs intercept N398m cannabis sativa in Lagos
    The Nigeria Customs Service, Western Marine Command, said it intercepted 53 sacks of cannabis sativa weighing 1,958kg with a duty-paid value of N398m in Lagos.

    The command’s Public Relations Officer, Lomba Benjamin, disclosed this in a statement on Friday, Feb. 21.

    The Customs Area Controller in charge of the command, Paul Bamisaiye, said that the contrabands were intercepted at Ilase Sea Beach, about 200 nautical miles from the Lagos Anchorage.

    He said that the smugglers tried to run away but were overpowered by the officers, so “they abandoned the boat and jumped into the sea.”

    “The boat was quickly secured and brought to the office where it was found to contain 3,793 loaves of cannabis sativa divided into 53 sacks and weighed 1,958kg. The duty paid value of the seizure is N398m,” he said.

    He stressed that the contrabands, which were intercepted on Thursday, Feb. 20, at about 11pm, were a result of the intensified efforts by the ever-focused and eagle-eyed officers of the command.

    He said that the interception was the highest single operational seizure of cannabis sativa under his administration.

    Bamisaiye added that two months ago, the command made a seizure of 15 sacks containing 1,021 loves of cannabis sativa weighing 538kg worth N107m.

    He added that in line with the established procedures, the hard drugs will be handed over to the Nigeria Drug Law Enforcement Agency.

    He said that the command will continue to partner with other sister agencies in ensuring that the nation’s borders are well protected.
    Customs intercept N398m cannabis sativa in Lagos Customs intercept N398m cannabis sativa in Lagos The Nigeria Customs Service, Western Marine Command, said it intercepted 53 sacks of cannabis sativa weighing 1,958kg with a duty-paid value of N398m in Lagos. The command’s Public Relations Officer, Lomba Benjamin, disclosed this in a statement on Friday, Feb. 21. The Customs Area Controller in charge of the command, Paul Bamisaiye, said that the contrabands were intercepted at Ilase Sea Beach, about 200 nautical miles from the Lagos Anchorage. He said that the smugglers tried to run away but were overpowered by the officers, so “they abandoned the boat and jumped into the sea.” “The boat was quickly secured and brought to the office where it was found to contain 3,793 loaves of cannabis sativa divided into 53 sacks and weighed 1,958kg. The duty paid value of the seizure is N398m,” he said. He stressed that the contrabands, which were intercepted on Thursday, Feb. 20, at about 11pm, were a result of the intensified efforts by the ever-focused and eagle-eyed officers of the command. He said that the interception was the highest single operational seizure of cannabis sativa under his administration. Bamisaiye added that two months ago, the command made a seizure of 15 sacks containing 1,021 loves of cannabis sativa weighing 538kg worth N107m. He added that in line with the established procedures, the hard drugs will be handed over to the Nigeria Drug Law Enforcement Agency. He said that the command will continue to partner with other sister agencies in ensuring that the nation’s borders are well protected.
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  • Nigerians please let's fight for our land
    Nigerians please let's fight for our land
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  • Photos: Libya deports 48 Nigerian women

    Libya’s Department for Combating Illegal Migration (DCIM), with support from Nigeria’s consular services and the International Organization for Migration (IOM), has deported 48 Nigerian women and two children.
    Photos: Libya deports 48 Nigerian women Libya’s Department for Combating Illegal Migration (DCIM), with support from Nigeria’s consular services and the International Organization for Migration (IOM), has deported 48 Nigerian women and two children.
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  • STATE OF THE NATION .

    "Just in: This teenage girl was arrested in Cross River State, Nigeria with a pist0l which she intended to k!ll her teacher for cutting off her "coloured hair".

    The student confessed to being part of a cu_lt group called "Sky Queens Co_nfrat_ernity." She also revealed that the pist0l belonged to her "man friend", a married man and father of six

    Like this, she for don knack her teacher sh0t by now kai dis generation."

    ~ Helen Daniel
    STATE OF THE NATION 🇳🇬. "Just in: This teenage girl was arrested in Cross River State, Nigeria with a pist0l which she intended to k!ll her teacher for cutting off her "coloured hair". The student confessed to being part of a cu_lt group called "Sky Queens Co_nfrat_ernity." She also revealed that the pist0l belonged to her "man friend", a married man and father of six Like this, she for don knack her teacher sh0t by now 😳 kai dis generation." ~ Helen Daniel
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  • Mr Herbert Wigwe di€d in a helicopter accid€nt alongside his wife and eldest son earlier last year.

    He was the former CEO of Access Bank and one of Nigeria's most notable billionaires.

    Few days ago, Mr Herbert's 90 years old dad began a legal battle with his grand daughter, which is (Herbert's daughter) in court over his property.

    Although the court has ruled it away, Grandpa has refused to give up.. read full details

    THREAD
    Mr Herbert Wigwe di€d in a helicopter accid€nt alongside his wife and eldest son earlier last year. He was the former CEO of Access Bank and one of Nigeria's most notable billionaires. Few days ago, Mr Herbert's 90 years old dad began a legal battle with his grand daughter, which is (Herbert's daughter) in court over his property. Although the court has ruled it away, Grandpa has refused to give up.. read full details THREAD 🧵 👇
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  • #insidethe8thassembly

    Abridged Profile – Rt. Hon. Iniobong Edward Ekong

    Rt. Hon. Iniobong Edward Ekong, born on September 12, 1966, hails from Ikot Akpafuk-Ndiya in Nsit Ubium LGA, Akwa Ibom State. He holds a B.Sc. (Hons) in Physics from the Nigerian Defence Academy, an M.A. in History & International Relations, and a Master's in Peace & Conflict Resolution from the University of Uyo, where he is currently pursuing a Ph.D.

    A distinguished professional, Ekong has served in various military and security roles, including positions in the Nigerian Army and international peacekeeping missions. His public service career includes being Chairman of Nsit Ubium LGA, Special Assistant and Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Security and Special Services (2008-2022), and Commissioner for Lands and Water Resources (2022-2023).

    His contributions have earned him several awards, including the Silver Jubilee Medal of Nigeria, Liberty Medal (Liberia), and Akwa Ibom Icon Award for Local Government Administration.

    Nsikak Akpan
    Principal Information Officer
    AKHA
    #insidethe8thassembly Abridged Profile – Rt. Hon. Iniobong Edward Ekong Rt. Hon. Iniobong Edward Ekong, born on September 12, 1966, hails from Ikot Akpafuk-Ndiya in Nsit Ubium LGA, Akwa Ibom State. He holds a B.Sc. (Hons) in Physics from the Nigerian Defence Academy, an M.A. in History & International Relations, and a Master's in Peace & Conflict Resolution from the University of Uyo, where he is currently pursuing a Ph.D. A distinguished professional, Ekong has served in various military and security roles, including positions in the Nigerian Army and international peacekeeping missions. His public service career includes being Chairman of Nsit Ubium LGA, Special Assistant and Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Security and Special Services (2008-2022), and Commissioner for Lands and Water Resources (2022-2023). His contributions have earned him several awards, including the Silver Jubilee Medal of Nigeria, Liberty Medal (Liberia), and Akwa Ibom Icon Award for Local Government Administration. Nsikak Akpan Principal Information Officer AKHA
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  • Me:- I want a white collar job

    Nigeria:- sew your own
    Me:- I want a white collar job Nigeria:- sew your own
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  • Good morning Nigerians
    Good morning Nigerians
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