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Dear little goddess please spare your beauty and glamour to those who admire and adore you….you look so cute 🥰….
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Moment Anambra lawmaker, Hon. Bernard Udemezue (Isi Enyi), confronts security operatives after discovering that several young men had been loaded into a bus and their phones reportedly seized at a location in Anambra State.
The lawmaker accused the operatives of arresting the young men without justification and confiscating their phones. However, the security operatives claimed that the young men were suspected cultists and accused the lawmaker of obstructing them in the discharge of their duties.
Hon. Bernard Udemezue insisted that seizing people's phones was not part of the operatives' lawful duties at that particular location.
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No wonder the INEC official ystd on Arise was begging that Nigerians must go into the 2027 elections with the current Register. This is rigging on a Scale bordering Madness. This election cannot Hold. There will be Chaos. 🥵😰
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2027 Elections: Ohanaeze Threatens To Mobilise South-East Voters Against Tinubu If Nnamdi Kanu Remains In Prison | Sahara Reporters bit.ly/4ApwurZ
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‘Sharing Rice, Beans, Freezers Is Organised Vote-Buying’ — Zekeri Idris Jnr Accuses City Boys Of Disguising Political Inducement As Generosity parallelfactsnews.com/idris-…
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NDC presidential candidate, Mr Peter Obi, this afternoon visited Amb. Tobore Alex Agbah, a businessman, at his shop in Ughelli North, Delta State.
Agbah's shop was reportedly sealed in early October, less than 48 hours after he organised an NDC rally in the area.
The reason given for the closure was reportedly that the property was located under a high-tension power line, with the authorities stating, "We sealed the property because it was under a high-tension wire."
The shop was later unsealed.
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NDC Presidential Candidate, Mr. Peter Obi, today visited the business premises of the organizer of the 10,000-man March for Obi-Kwankwaso in Ughelli North LGA, Delta State.
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I will never allow intimidation and public criticism to stop me from advocating for Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and Biafra. Advocating for what I believe does not amount to crime.
~ Rita Edochie ~
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Any arrow that the imperialists or their agents strike in the direction of Ibrahim Traore, will strike back at the sender.
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The Foundation for Digital Justice (FDJ) has strongly condemned the prison remand of investigative journalist Daniel Ojukwu of the Foundation for Investigative Journalism (FIJ) at the Kuje Correctional Centre in Abuja.
In a statement issued on Wednesday by its Senior Counsel, Festus Ogun, the FDJ described Ojukwu's remand as baseless and an abuse of prosecutorial powers, insisting that exposing alleged corruption involving public funds should not be criminalised.
"Reporting critical issues of corruption, which exposed a powerful politician, Adejoke Orelope-Adefulire who paid millions of naira to a restaurant to build classrooms, is not a crime," the FDJ stated.
The organisation added that Ojukwu's arrest, detention, arraignment and subsequent remand were unjustified, arguing that the journalist should not be behind bars for carrying out investigative reporting in the public interest.
Read More: saharareporters.com/2026/11/…
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Massive grassroots awareness drive by NDC House of Representatives Candidate in Abia State.
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Day 13 Of 30 - NOVEMBER 13: The Right To Question Government Is Not A Crime.
Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Exercised That Right. He Challenged The Nigerian State, Spoke Against What He Considered Injustice And Demanded Answers To Issues Affecting His People. Whether Anyone Agreed With His Approach Or Disagreed With His Message, The Freedom To Express Such Views Should Never Be Treated As a Criminal Offence.
Government Is Not Above Accountability. Those In Power Must Be Able To Explain Their Decisions, Defend Their Actions And Respond To Criticism. Citizens Should Not Have To Choose Between Remaining Silent And Facing The Consequences Of Speaking Out. Disagreement Is Not Treason. Criticism Is Not Rebellion. And Asking Difficult Questions Is Not a Threat To National Security.
What Makes a Democracy Meaningful Is Not How Much Praise Its Leaders Receive, But How Much Criticism They Can Tolerate. A Government That Cannot Stand Being Questioned Has a Serious Problem With Accountability. You Cannot Expect Citizens To Trust a System That Demands Their Obedience But Treats Their Concerns As An Inconvenience.
The Issues Surrounding Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s Case Also Deserve Independent And Serious Judicial Examination. His Legal Challenges, The Circumstances Of His Rendition And The Proceedings That Led To His Conviction Must Not Be Shielded From Scrutiny. No Institution Should Be So Powerful That Its Decisions Cannot Be Questioned. The People Of The South-East Deserve To Be Heard, Not Treated As Though Their Questions And Concerns Are An Act Of Defiance. That Is How Trust Is Built, Not By Making Examples Of Those Who Dare To Speak.
A Government Should Answer Difficult Questions, Not Punish The People Asking Them.
Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Must Be Released.
#FreeMaziNnamdiKanuNow
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Day 12 Of 30 - NOVEMBER 12: Nigeria Cannot Silence Its Way Into Unity.
Unity Is Not Built By Caging The Voice That Gave Expression To The Grievances Of a People. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Spoke About The Longstanding Marginalisation, Insecurity, Political Exclusion And Deep-Seated Frustrations Of The South-East. The Nigerian State Responded With a Military Invasion Of His Home In Afara-Ukwu, His Extraordinary Rendition And a Life Sentence. That Is Not The Path To Unity. That Is The Path Of Force.
Unanswered Questions Do Not Vanish Because The Man Who Raised Them Is In Sokoto. Genuine Concerns Do Not Lose Their Weight Because Those In Power Find Them Uncomfortable.
A Country That Treats Dissent As a Threat Cannot Demand Loyalty From The People It Refuses To Hear. The Grievances Of The South-East Did Not Begin With Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, And They Have Not Ended With His Detention. Silencing The Most Prominent Voice Of The South-East Does Not Make The Pain Disappear. It Only Deepens The Distrust And Reinforces The Feeling That The System Prefers Suppression To Addressing The Issues At Hand.
People Must Be Free To Question, Demand Accountability And Speak About Their Experiences Without Fear. When That Freedom Is Replaced With a Cage, The Demand For Belonging Becomes a Demand For Justice.
Nigeria Cannot Force Silence And Call It Unity. The Voice Remains. The Grievances Remain. And His Detention Does Not Make The Questions Go Away.
Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Must Be Released.
#FreeMaziNnamdiKanuNow
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If You Attend Any Nigerian Artist’s Concert This December, You’re a F%%l. They Don’t Rate You People — Businessman Honitel Blasts Nigerian Celebrities Over Their Silence on Bad Governance.
Businessman Honitel has criticised Nigerian celebrities for allegedly remaining silent over the country’s worsening economic and social conditions under President Bola Tinubu, accusing some entertainers of prioritising luxury lifestyles and political connections over speaking up for ordinary citizens.
He questioned why influential musicians such as Wizkid, Burna Boy, Davido, Tiwa Savage and Rema have not used their platforms more actively to demand accountability from the government. He also alleged that some entertainers have become politically compromised through their relationships with politicians and participation in political events.
Honitel further urged Nigerians to reconsider spending money on expensive December concerts, arguing that some celebrities leave the country during election periods but return afterwards to organise costly shows for citizens facing economic hardship.
He also faulted the culture of flaunting wealth, occasional giveaways and celebrity luxury competitions, insisting that entertainers, politicians and religious leaders should be held to higher standards of accountability.
