Benjamin Netanyahu is one of the greatest leaders in history. Share if you agree. 🇮🇱

They’ll definitely regret showing up at that burial. Everywhere went completely silent. Respect to you sir for speaking the raw truth right to their faces.

Americans see you as a black African first before Christianity. Arabs see you as a black African first before Islam. But Mutiu from Iwo said he’s Muslim first before being a Yoruba man.

Now i understand why Shettima has been completely silent and off camera They want to make Nigeria their Base from where they’ll conquer the world

One thing abt me is that when I'm at home, i don't even feel like going out. And when I finally go out, I want to be back home as soon as possible. Pls is this normal or it just me. Because i find comfort in my comfort zone🤔. unless whatever want to take me out really

How can you protest as a Pastor when fuel was ₦95, but now that it’s ₦1,350 you’re saying Let’s pray?

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Isn't it telling that @officialABAT or his designee blocked me. He is a thin-skinned bagman. Vote #Obi for a new and better Nigeria.

What about the young man killed by police in delta over the waybill issue Nigerians can move on quickly

Anyone campaigning for Tinubu here on this platform will be block automatically.... You need your head checked.. You must be a criminal too..

How to file a police complaint and get a case number in Nigeria without a lawyer. The exact steps most Nigerians don’t know. Before You Go Write everything down. Dates. Names. Locations. What happened. Bring evidence. Screenshots. Photos. Medical reports. Witnesses. Prepared people are harder to dismiss. Step 1 — Go To The Right Station Report at the police station in the division where the crime happened. Under the Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015 police are legally obligated to receive every complaint brought to them. Turning you away is a violation of the law. Not an option. Step 2 — Ask For The Duty Officer Specifically Walk to the counter. Say clearly — “I am here to make a formal complaint. I need it recorded in the Crime Diary.” Those exact words signal that you know your rights. Watch how the energy shifts immediately. Step 3 — Make Your Statement State the facts clearly. No emotion. No exaggeration. Sign your statement. Request a copy immediately. Under the ACJA — you are legally entitled to a copy of your own statement. Step 4 — Demand Your Case Number Ask directly — “What is my case number?” Write it down. Photograph it. That number is proof your complaint legally exists. Without it — you were never there. Step 5 — If They Demand Money Stay calm. Ask for the officer’s name and badge number. Write it down where they can see you. Then report to: Police Service Commission — psc.gov.ng National Human Rights Commission — nihrcommission.gov.ng Commissioner of Police of your state One report with a name and badge number moves mountains. Under Section 4 of the Police Act 2020 receiving your complaint is not a favour. It is their legal duty. You are not begging. You are exercising a right. © Damian Dondo

You can now reach your nearest Divisional Police Officer by phone. To enhance response, accessibility, and community policing, her are the contact numbers of Divisional Police Officers across Nigeria. Security is a shared responsibility. Please speak up, report promptly, and remain vigilant.

Don't forget the word CHARACTER ASSASSINATION it is way more deadly as you think...

In the future, rivalries could spiral out of control, and it won’t just remain entertainment anymore. What starts as publicity and online hype may eventually lead to real-life retaliation, street clashes, and loss of lives.

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“NO LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER HAS THE POWER TO ACT AS PROSECUTOR, JUDGE, AND EXECUTIONER” The Nigerian Bar Association is disturbed by the viral video showing the extrajudicial killing of a suspect by police officers in Delta State, as well as the subsequent confirmation by the Police Public Relations Officer that those involved will be tried for murder. This is an arbitrary, unprovoked and misguided show of power by a law enforcement agent. Not only did the act clearly show that the policeman took the law into his hands but portrayed the Nigerian Police Force in a bad light. The sordid act once more put under the spotlight the unceasing allegations I that law policemen routinely violate the rights of criminal suspects and even innocent persons. The NBA unequivocally condemns this act. No officer of the law, regardless of rank or circumstance, has the right to act as prosecutor, judge, and executioner. The Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is clear that every person is presumed innocent until proven guilty by a court of competent jurisdiction. Regrettably, many law enforcement and executive functionaries fail to abide by the terms of the laws which set them up as well as regulate their actions, but this is not always the case. They continue to act in manner which must not be encouraged in all decent societies. Some of such actions are usually unconstitutional, illegal and unlawful infringement on the right of individualsIf such unlawful actions by the security agencies continue unchecked, fundamental rights of people may not amount to much in such a climate of impunity. No society should allow such action to go unpunished. The gravity of the offence captured in that video strikes at the very heart of our humanity, the rule of law, and the constitutional guarantees of the right to life and dignity of the human person. It is s worrisome that in this 21st century, a policeman will summarily execute an alleged robber in a devil-may-care attitude. More worrisome is the fact that the summary execution was carried out in full public glare in grave violation of laws regulating the treatment of a criminal suspect or alleged thief. While we commend the Police for condemning and arresting the main perpetrator, but this is not enough. The viral video clearly shows that other policemen aided or were involved in this heinous act. The investigation, arrest and prosecution process must extend to any other officer may have counselled aided or abetted the extra-judicial killing as they all will be jointly liable for the heinous act. We therefore call for the immediate prosecution and trial of all officers involved in this heinous act. Any attempt to shield, delay, or dilute accountability in this matter will further erode public confidence in law enforcement institutions and will be firmly resisted by the Bar. We demand that the prosecution be conducted with full transparency and urgency. The Nigerian people deserve to see that the law applies equally to all, including those entrusted with its enforcement. We hereby direct the Human Rights Committees of the NBA in Warri, Effurun and Udu in Delta State to continue to confront such matters as well as monitor the sequence of events to ensure that this matter is properly investigated and prosecuted. In furtherance of this, the NBA Human Rights Committee and Civil Liberties Committee are hereby directed to closely monitor allegations of violations of citizens rights in any other place, engage with relevant authorities, and take all necessary legal and institutional steps to ensure that justice is diligently pursued and ultimately served. We reiterate our strong deprecation of this unsavoury conduct. It must stop. We must rise to ensure this and similar recklessness acts, stop. The bad policemen in the Force must be shown the way out to avoid giving it a bad name.

The Nigeria Police Force leadership has ordered the dismissal and prosecution of officers involved in the extra judicial killing of Mr Mene Ogidi in Effurun. ASP Nuhu usman and others will be handed over to Judicial authority after rectification from the Police service commission.

My brain has been thinking widely of recent😩