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11/02/2026

Do You Think This Will Work In 2027

09/02/2026

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨

Electronic transmission: Tension in Abuja as Peter Obi leads protest at NASS

Peter Obi, a leading figure of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has joined protests at the National Assembly in Abuja! 💥
Thousands of youths and pro-democracy activists gathered to challenge the Senate’s rejection of mandatory electronic transmission of election results. Obi urges lawmakers to let the process flow freely and accept the outcome without confusion.
The protest, dubbed ‘Occupy National Assembly,’ is calling for transparency and trust in Nigeria's election process. 🗳️
Security forces have been deployed, but the protest remains peaceful as the demand grows louder for the National Assembly to reconsider their decision on e-transmission.
Stay tuned for updates! ✊
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07/02/2026

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Chaiii, I’m lost for words. This world is becoming more unpredictable by the day. We all need to stay vigilant.
A heartbreaking real-life tragedy has left many in disbelief and searching for answers.
A blogger, JoesMediaTv, and three musicians were reportedly invited to perform at a virtual birthday praise event at a studio near Ajah. Due to the distance from their homes, they decided to spend the night there.
Sadly, they all passed away in their sleep.
Since the news broke, attempts to uncover clear and verified details about what happened overnight have yielded no answers.
What really took place in that studio?
How did they go to bed and never wake up?
Why were they the only ones affected?
And where is the host of the event?
These are urgent and unanswered questions that need full transparency.
Until the truth is revealed, we can only pray that a proper investigation will shed light on this and bring justice.

02/02/2026

In Loving Memory: The Passing of Ifunanya (Nayan Music) 🕊️

​Heartbreaking news has emerged regarding the passing of the exceptionally gifted vocalist, Ifunanya, popularly known as Nayan Music.

Reports state that she suffered a snake bite at her home this morning; though she was quickly taken to the hospital, she tragically did not survive.

​While many survive snake bites through medical or traditional treatment, Ifunanya’s sudden passing has left many feeling that there were deeper, spiritual forces at play.

This tragedy serves as a somber reminder that life is more than just what we see on the surface—it is a spiritual journey.

​We pray for God’s protection against all forms of evil and for the strength to navigate the "warfare" of life. May her beautiful soul rest in eternal peace.

​Note: Losing someone to a freak accident like a snake bite is naturally shocking. While it’s common to look for spiritual reasons during such a tragedy, it’s also a reminder of how vital immediate, specialized antivenom treatment is in these rare emergencies.

30/01/2026

Brigadier General Kingsley Chidiebere Uwa, Commander of the 6 Brigade Nigerian Army (and Sector 3 of Operation Whirl Stroke), has been redeployed after a highly successful two-year tenure in Taraba State that significantly improved the security situation.
He took command on January 24, 2024, at a time when the state faced severe threats including banditry, kidnappings, terrorism, and organized crime exploiting remote terrains. His leadership brought operational clarity, relentless pressure on criminals, and tangible results—such as dismantling networks, rescuing victims, and enhancing community resilience.
The text praises his workaholic nature, discipline, and effectiveness, crediting it to strategic appointments by the Nigerian Army Headquarters under Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu, who provided resources and support. He also benefited from mentorship by senior officers like Major General Abdulsalam Enesi Abubakar (former GOC 3 Division, now Theatre Commander Operation Hadin Kai) and Major General Foluso Oyinlola (current GOC 3 Division).
His redeployment to the Army Headquarters Department of Operations is a routine move after a standard tour but reflects high confidence in his capabilities for national-level planning.
Overall, his departure leaves a stronger brigade, more secure communities, and a model of effective military leadership through presence, persistence, mentorship, and purpose. Recent reports confirm ongoing successes under his command right up to his redeployment period.

29/01/2026

Mr. Peter Obi was Live today at Abaji area of Abuja the "FCT"

Do you think Peter will Win the 2027 presidential election and if YES what strategy should he use and if NO state your reason.

Let hear your opinion in the comment section 👇👇

29/01/2026

AFRICAN PROVERBS
⭕ 1. The anger of a p***s doesn't destroy the va**na. (Zimbabwe)
⭕ 2. There's no virgin in a maternity ward. (Cameroon)
⭕ 3. A child can play with it's mother's breasts but not with the father's testicles. (Ghana)
⭕ 4. The man who marries a beautiful woman and the farmer who grows corn by the road side have the same problem. (Ghana)
⭕ 5. When you see a woman sitting with her legs open, never tell her to close them, because u do not know her source of fresh air. (Ethiopia)
⭕ 6. He who says that nothing lasts forever has never tried Hausa perfume. (Nigeria)
⭕ 7. The only woman who knows where her man is every night is a widow. (Togo)
⭕ 8. An erected p***s has no conscience. (Uganda)
⭕ 9. If u go to sleep with an itching a**s, u are sure to wake up with smelly fingers. (Kenya)
⭕ 10. The day a mosquito lands on your testicles is the day you will know there is a better way of resolving issues without using violence.(Senegal )

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27/01/2026

27/01/2026

It was a bleak day in court on Tuesday for the convicted leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, as the Federal High Court in Abuja struck out his ex-parte motion seeking a transfer from the Sokoto Correctional Facility.

The ruling was delivered by Justice James Omotosho, following dramatic developments during proceedings that also saw Kanu’s court-appointed lawyer withdraw from the case.

At the hearing, Demdoo Asan, a senior legal officer with the Legal Aid Council and counsel to Kanu, informed the court of his decision to step aside, citing irreconcilable differences that made continued representation impossible.

Asan told the court that since the last adjourned date, he had been in repeated telephone communication with Kanu’s relatives regarding the application before the court.

However, he said the relatives failed to honour invitations to visit the Legal Aid office to depose to the application, despite several calls and assurances that they would appear.

The lawyer further disclosed that Kanu attempted to dictate how the case should be conducted and what counsel should say in open court.

He wants to write down what I would say while in court. But, as an officer of the court, I can’t in good faith accept that,” Asan said.

He added that after briefing his superiors at the Legal Aid Council, they shared the same position on the matter.

“As officers of the court, when a matter comes to us, we handle it as we see fit; otherwise, the applicant can find legal help elsewhere,” he stated.

Asan subsequently invoked Order 50, Rule 1 of the Federal High Court Rules, formally applying to withdraw from the case.

In his ruling, Justice Omotosho commended the counsel for standing firm in defence of the dignity and integrity of the court, and granted leave for both Asan and the Legal Aid Council to withdraw from representing Kanu.

The judge further held that the ex-parte motion before the court was incompetent. Nevertheless, he noted that in the interest of justice and fairness, other parties involved ought to have been served.

Justice Omotosho observed that there was no proof of service before the court since the last sitting on December 8, 2025.