RE: Wike’s Demolition of a Mosque in Rivers State

RE: Wike’s Demolition of a Mosque in Rivers State

We woke up today to a trending video and several online pictures suggesting that the Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike demolished a mosque in the state. Several sources have confirmed this to be false as worshippers have come out to debunk the news of their worship center being demolished by the state government. I have been reliably told that those pushing this narrative were earlier today mobilized by politicians to start hate speech campaign ahead of the 2023 presidential elections.

Though an unfair game, hate speech is what those behind this are known for and it’s a strategy that always work for them but the question we must ask, however, is at what price? Do these people not know the consequences of peddling such falsehood in the name of politics? Do they not know that such falsehood in the name of politics could lead to the death of innocent Christians or burning of churches up North?

Those pushing this dangerous narrative are already in the know about governor Wike’s alleged Presidential or Vice Presidential ambition and anything to taint his person as bigot not minding the consequences of this action is fine with these agents of destabilization.

As a patriot who believes in the unity of our country and the strength that lies in our diversity, I humbly implore those fanning the embers of war and disunity to please put Nigeria first ahead of their individual ambition.

History is not for the weakness of the brain but a guide to the future. We have once witnessed a scenario in the country where a Cartoon drawn far away in Denmark had led to an uproar in the North where lives were lost and properties destroyed.

Nigeria today is on the precipice, we must not allow these centrifugal forces whose only strategy to win power is through divide and rule to break the chord that binds us together as one indivisible people under  God.

This democracy was fought for with blood by patriots of different religion, tribe and ethnicity. Posterity will not be kind to us if we sit and allow the country to be plunged into another civil war.

Finally, life is sacred. We have a patriotic responsibility to protect one another, defend the flag, promote peace and unity among ourselves.

God bless Nigeria.
-Comrade Deji Adeyanju

Gumsu Sani-Abacha remembers her dad who died exactly 19 years ago today

 The former military dictator, Sani Abacha, her father, died exactly 19 years ago today.

WATCH A LIVE ROBBERY SCENE AT ZENITH BANK IMO, SALUTE OUR POLICE .

Warning: Graphic 📹 of Brave Police Officer face Armed Robbers who raided Zenith bank branch located along Wetheral Road, opp Dan Anyiam Stadium Imo State














Source : Kayode Ogundamisi

Nigerian Army repels Boko Haram attack on Maiduguri

The attack by members of the Boko Haram on Maiduguri was successfully repelled, the Army said on Wednesday evening.

It was reported that the attack on the Jiddari Polo area of the city, a few kilometres from the elite Government Residential Area, GRA.

In its response, the army said it “neutralized” the attackers.

“In a merciless operation, Nigerian troops have neutralized Boko Haram gunmen who attempted to attack Jiddari Polo community in Maiduguri, the Borno State capital,” Army spokesperson Sani Usman said.

The brigadier general added that “there was an attempt by a few suspected Boko Haram to attack Jiddari Polo and all have been neutralized. Situation cool and calm.”

The Army confirmed that residents of the area had planned to flee their homes but “were reassured with rapid response of Nigerian troops.”

Mr. Usman assured that there was heavy security presence in the area and the situation was now under control.

The army did not, however, provide details of the casualty figure from Wednesday’s attackWednesday’s attack in the most daring by Boko Haram on Maiduguri in recent years since the military retook most of the territory once controlled by the terror group.

The Boko Haram insurgency has caused about 100,000 deaths since 2009

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Graphic: Police arrest man with fresh head,other human parts of a woman in Osogbo

38 year old Ajibade Rasheed pictured above, has been arrested by the Osun State Police Command, for being in possession of fresh human parts in Osogbo, the state capital.

While parading him before newsmen today, the state commissioner of Police, Fimihan Adeoye, said Ajibade was apprehended at Olu-Ode area with the fresh head of a woman, intestine, lung, vagina, liver and a bottle containing blood, all inside his car with registration no: LSD 987 DJ. (graphic photo after the cut)


Adeoye said investigation has commenced to identify the victim.

“A female head, two human palms, livers, lungs, intestines, vagina and some charms were found in his possession. A bottle filled with a red liquid substance suspected to be blood was also found in his possession. We are working on getting the identity of the victim. On the completion of our investigation, the suspect will be prosecuted accordingly” he said

Nigerian govt. pays 20 whistleblowers N375.8 million

The federal government said on Wednesday it had released about N375.8 million for payment of 20 whistleblowers who provided information that led to the recovery over N11.6 billion.

The Ministry of Finance, which confirmed the release in a statement, said the payments were the first under the Whistleblower Policy.

The government did not disclose the identities of the beneficiaries, apparently for security reasons.

“This payment is the first under the Whistleblower Policy,” the Minister for Finance, Kemi Adeosun, said in the statement.

“The payment underscores the commitment of the President Muhmmadu Buhari-led administration to meet its obligations to information providers under the Whistleblower Policy, which is an essential tool in the fight against corruption.”

The minister said recent amendments to the Whistleblower Policy of the government include the introduction of a formal legal agreement between information providers and the Federal Government.