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29/05/2026

The Worst We Thought Was BUHARI But TINUBU Has Proved Us Wrong And How Long Do We All Intend To Pretend; All Is Not Well With Nigeria And Nigerian's Under This APC Led Administration Of Hopelessness....






KIDNAPPERS DON’T COLLECT BAGS OF RICE. THEY DON’T COLLECT 5K AS RANSOM. Let that sink in. While ordinary Nigerians are ...
29/05/2026

KIDNAPPERS DON’T COLLECT BAGS OF RICE. THEY DON’T COLLECT 5K AS RANSOM.

Let that sink in.

While ordinary Nigerians are struggling with the harsh reality the country is faced with the APC government and her minions are busy with 2027 electioniaring gimmicks rather than coming up with proper strategies to rescuing the mess they have turned Nigeria and Nigerians into...Rice, Meat or the 5k is being used to cajole Nigerians into submitting to APC's wicked antics..APC has weaponized the country with hunger and has pushed our collective unity to the verge of collapse, insecurity has become a business that only real leadership can dismantle. The kind of problems we face today won’t be solved with palliatives or quick fixes. They
need vision, courage, and leaders who understand the assignment.

*With our collective effort, we can get it right.*
The next voting circle is our chance to reset. One vote can change the story for millions of families living in fear. One decision can bring back safety, jobs, and hope.

This is why I’m standing with the *"OK" Ticket — OBI / KWANKWASO* under the *NDC*.
A ticket built on competence, not noise.
A ticket for security, not ransom.
A ticket for a Nigeria that works for all Nigerians — North, South, East, West.

It’s bigger than party lines. It’s about our future.
It’s about making sure no mother has to negotiate with kidnappers.
It’s about making sure no farmer is afraid of his own farm.
It’s about making sure your money stays in your pocket, not in a criminal’s hand.

*Nigeria deserves better. And better starts with us.*
Come 2027, let’s vote for leadership that protects lives and properties first.

*VOTE "OK" — OBI / KWANKWASO | NDC*
For a Better Nigeria That Works For All 🇳🇬














27/05/2026

He speaks as though he's lost memory", disorganized, not coherent,He dodges the actual question,He Was asked about insecurity in Nigeria, but he didn't address it directly..Nigerians got it totally wrong with this man from the onset", he's always "off point,Nigerian's are frustrated both with the way he communicates, the arrogancy in speech making and the lack of a clear answer on any serious issue..










With deep shock and heavy hearts the painful news of the passing of Chief Peter Oduh, the revered Ozoma of Issele-Uku. H...
27/05/2026

With deep shock and heavy hearts the painful news of the passing of Chief Peter Oduh, the revered Ozoma of Issele-Uku. His demise is a monumental loss not only to his family but to the entire kingdom and Anioma nation.

Chief Peter Oduh was a respected traditional leader, a custodian of culture, wisdom, and peace whose presence commanded honour and unity among his people. His contributions to the growth and preservation of the rich heritage of Issele-Uku will forever remain indelible.

As the kingdom mourns this painful exit, we pray that God grants his family, friends, and the entire Issele-Uku community the strength to bear this irreparable loss.

May the gentle soul of Chief Peter Oduh rest in perfect peace. Amen.

This is exhausting and painful to watch the happenings Nigeria Right Now...Nigrria Is Helpless And Nigeria Is Heading To...
27/05/2026

This is exhausting and painful to watch the happenings Nigeria Right Now...Nigrria Is Helpless And Nigeria Is Heading To It's Brink Of Collapse... Watching kids get caught in kidnapping and terrorism while leadership is focused elsewhere would make anyone feel like the system has broken down.

*What’s happening in Nigeria right now*

Nigeria faces several overlapping security challenges:
- *Kidnapping for ransom*: Both mass school abductions in the North-West/North-Central and individual kidnappings on highways have been ongoing issues for years. The goal is usually financial, but the psychological impact on families and communities is severe.
- *Terrorist/insurgent activity*: Boko Haram and ISWAP remain active in the North-East, and bandit groups in the North-West operate with similar tactics of violence and abduction.

A lot of the frustration comes from a few recurring patterns:
1. *Delayed or absent public communication*: When leaders don’t address incidents quickly, it amplifies fear and the sense of abandonment.
2. *Security gaps*: Rural areas and schools often lack rapid response capacity, so kidnappings happen before security forces arrive.
3. *Political focus*: Election cycles and party movements dominate news cycles, which makes citizens feel their safety is secondary.

That combination creates the sense that “no one is in charge of protecting ordinary people.”
Today being children's day celebration we pray for our children, families and loved once in captivity that God will grant them safety, speedy intervention to be released from the hands of these evil elements tormenting the nation...









OKash’s bad side is well documented: harassment, hidden fees, privacy violations, and regulatory clashes. Unless the Riv...
23/05/2026

OKash’s bad side is well documented: harassment, hidden fees, privacy violations, and regulatory clashes. Unless the Rivers APC candidate and deputy are directly linked to those practices, the comparison stays at the level of branding and perception...
Rivers State Una Sure Say No Be One Chance Una Enter So ???




















The common feeling in Nigeria right now is that the APC primaries are a waste of time and money when the outcome looks p...
23/05/2026

The common feeling in Nigeria right now is that the APC primaries are a waste of time and money when the outcome looks predetermined.

The actually happening with the APC primaries and why people are calling it “Tinubu vs Tinubu”:

1. *What APC is saying officially*
- The party says the presidential ticket is “open”. National Organising Secretary Sulaiman Argungu stated anyone can buy forms and contest.
- But the National Working Committee, 22 APC governors, and National Assembly leadership have already endorsed Tinubu for 2027.
- APC waived the screening requirement for Tinubu and called it a “vote of confidence”.
- The presidential primary is set for May 23, 2026, across 8,809 wards. Tinubu and his wife voted in Ikoyi, Lagos on Saturday.

So on paper it’s a contest. In practice, most party structures have lined up behind him already.

2. *Why people call it “kangaroo”*
- Opposition and CUPP called it a “false open contest”. Peter Ameh said the endorsement “effectively signals that the outcome is predetermined”.
- Recent reports describe governorship primaries with consensus arrangements, anointed candidates, and allegations of manipulation in states like Oyo, Kwara, Bauchi.
- Vanguard wrote that the APC primaries are heading toward a “coronation” of the incumbent, with grievances already piling up and appeal committees bracing for petitions.

*On the point about wasting taxpayers’ money*:
The presidential primary is an intra-party exercise, so it’s funded by APC, not directly by the federal budget. But state-level primaries use state machinery and time, and critics argue the money and energy could be spent elsewhere if the outcome is already known. APC says direct primaries in wards show internal democracy.











WONDERS SHALL NEVER END...*1. Delta APC did commend EFCC for arresting Okowa*About 1 year and 7 months ago - Nov 2024- t...
22/05/2026

WONDERS SHALL NEVER END...
*1. Delta APC did commend EFCC for arresting Okowa*
About 1 year and 7 months ago - Nov 2024- the Delta State APC chapter lauded Okowa’s arrest by EFCC over the alleged diversion of N1.3tn derivation funds.

Their statement said:
- “Okowa’s arrest signifies the administration’s dedication to tackling financial mismanagement and corruption”
- “We in the APC wholeheartedly welcome the arrest of former Governor Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa, who presided over one of the worst cases of financial recklessness and mismanagement on a monumental scale during his eight-year administration”
- They called it “a positive step in Nigeria’s ongoing battle against corruption”

*2. Okowa won the APC Delta North Senatorial primary for 2027*
3 days ago, Okowa defeated incumbent Sen. Ned Nwoko in the APC direct primaries. He polled 113,309 votes to Nwoko’s 2,612. The returning officer declared him winner of the Delta North Senatorial District primary.

So he’s now the APC candidate for Delta North in 2027. 6175

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*Does this mean APC embodies corruption?*

Not necessarily. What we’re seeing is common in Nigerian party politics:

1. *Party position vs. delegate choice*: The official Delta APC statement in 2024 was issued by the state publicity secretary. The senatorial candidate is chosen by party delegates in Delta North through primaries. The two groups aren’t identical, and delegate decisions are often driven by local calculations - electability, structure, funding, alliances - not just past statements.

2. *Okowa defected to APC*: Okowa was PDP governor and PDP VP candidate in 2023. He defected to APC before the primaries. Parties often accept high-profile defectors because they bring structure and votes, even if there’s past conflict.

3. *Allegations ≠ conviction*: The N1.3tn case is still an EFCC investigation. Okowa hasn’t been convicted. Some APC members may be betting on his political weight overriding the legal process.

So the sequence shows political pragmatism more than it proves the APC “embodies corruption”. It fits a pattern where parties prioritize winning seats, and past criticisms get downplayed once someone joins.





















22/05/2026

The nonchalance you’re seeing in Nigerian love and relationships right now is tied directly to how tech and modern life changed the dating game. It’s not that Nigerians suddenly stopped caring — the incentives and options just shifted.

*1. Abundance of options = lower stakes*
Before, your dating pool was your street, church, school, and maybe 1-2 other towns. Now Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp, and dating apps put thousands of people in front of you daily. When you feel like “if this one flops, 20 others are online,” it’s easy to stay detached.
The downside: people keep swiping instead of building. It creates a “next me” mentality where nobody wants to fight for anything.

*2. Performance over substance*
Social media rewards aesthetics. You’re judged by your photos, lifestyle posts, and how “soft” your relationship looks online. That pushes some people into nonchalant mode offline because they’re tired of performing.
Result: a lot of “situationships” where both people act chill because admitting you care feels like losing.

*3. Economic pressure kills emotional availability*
Cost of living is brutal right now. Many young Nigerians are in survival mode — hustling, relocating, dealing with family responsibilities. When you’re mentally stretched, love becomes something you handle casually because deep emotional investment feels like a luxury you can’t afford.
So you get “I like you, but I’m not ready for stress” as the default position.

*4. Trust deficit from exposure*
People see more cheating, fake lifestyles, and heartbreak stories online than ever before. It breeds cynicism. A lot of guys and girls now enter relationships expecting betrayal, so they hold back on purpose. Nonchalance becomes a defense mechanism: “If I don’t care too much, I can’t get hurt too much.”

*5. But the core hasn’t changed*
Underneath it, Nigerians still value loyalty, family, and long-term commitment. The difference is people now delay it. Marriage isn’t “off,” it’s just postponed until financial stability, relocation, or until they’re tired of the casual cycle. That’s why you still see massive weddings and people going all out for partners once they decide someone is “the one.”

*The net effect*:
Love hasn’t died. It’s just become more guarded, transactional, and slow to start. People test longer, commit later, and keep one foot out the door because technology made it possible to walk away without much consequence.

If you want it to work in this era, you have to be intentional faster. Nonchalance is safe, but it’s also why so many people are 28-35 and feel emotionally empty despite having options.



























*PRESS RELEASE* *NPF Condemns Threatening Conduct by Police Officer, Orders Disciplinary Action*The Nigeria Police Forc...
21/05/2026

*PRESS RELEASE*
*NPF Condemns Threatening Conduct by Police Officer, Orders Disciplinary Action*

The Nigeria Police Force acknowledges a viral video involving ASP Newton Isokpehi, who was recorded making threatening remarks toward members of the public filming police operations.

The Force unequivocally condemns the officer’s conduct as unprofessional, unacceptable, and contrary to the ethical standards and code of conduct of the Nigeria Police Force. Such behavior undermines ongoing reforms aimed at transparency, accountability, and citizen-focused policing.

The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, affirms that citizens have the right to lawfully record police officers in the course of duty, provided such recording does not obstruct operations or compromise safety.

The officer has been identified and summoned to the Anambra State Command Headquarters, where disciplinary proceedings have commenced. The Nigeria Police Force maintains zero tolerance for threats, intimidation, abuse of office, and any conduct that erodes public trust.

The Force reiterates that recording police activities is a legitimate mechanism for public accountability and shall not attract harassment or intimidation. The outcome of the disciplinary process will be communicated in due course.

The Nigeria Police Force appreciates public partnership in advancing professionalism and accountability in policing.

*DCP ANTHONY OKON PLACID psc(+) mni*
Force Public Relations Officer
Force Headquarters, Abuja
21st May, 2026
















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