Euracare Hospital Has Robbed Me Even of the Peace to Mourn My Son— Author Chimamanda Adichie Cries Out as She Seeks Justice Over Her Son’s De@th

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In 2023, Bola Tinubu scored 8million votes—with how woeful he has performed, I don’t expect him to score more than 5 million votes. On the other hand, Peter Obi has the potential to score over 11 million votes in 2027. —Prof. Udenta Udenta

You Can’t Stop Igbos From Contesting for Governorship in Lagos — Prof. Sam Amadi Insists Former chairman of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), Prof. Sam Amadi, has insisted that Nigerians should be free to seek political office anywhere in the country, regardless of their ethnic background, stressing that Igbos have the right to contest for the highest positions in Lagos. Speaking on issues of citizenship, integration and national unity, Amadi warned against treating any ethnic group as second-class citizens in Nigeria. “You cannot tell Igbos that they should not vie for the biggest office in Lagos because they are not Yoruba people. That’s an error,” he said. According to him, the principle of common citizenship means every Nigerian enjoys equal rights across the country. “The idea of common citizenship is that we are all citizens of Nigeria. We can’t be less citizen in Sokoto,” he stated. Amadi, however, distinguished between cultural rights and legal rights, arguing that while non-indigenes may not lay claim to traditional institutions in their host communities, they retain full political and civic rights. “An Igbo man who has built his business, who says ‘I want to represent Apapa,’ has a right. And the people have a right to choose him or not,” he said. He urged young Igbos not to live in fear of backlash while pursuing legitimate opportunities and political aspirations. “We should be wise, respectful and tolerant, but we must be assertive. We must be clear that we are part of Nigeria,” Amadi said, adding that national integration cannot succeed if citizens are discouraged from feeling a sense of belonging outside their ethnic homelands. The former NERC boss also lamented what he described as growing perceptions of ethnic discrimination among young Nigerians, saying many feel opportunities are determined by tribe rather than merit.

Social media has made @AishaYesufu feel too big of herself. Well, if Obi is too big to be VP, Aisha is too big to be HOR member. It is a democratic right. That's okay.

God!!! Supporters of this earthworm has no right to call anyone dull... Because no depth of obtuseness can be as hollow as Peter's

A woman in my church refused to change to her husband’s surname for 2 years after marriage The man kept begging her to process a new international passport with his name, but she refused and insisted she wanted to continue using her father’s name. Eventually, the man got tired and stopped talking about it. Now fast forward to recently… An international opportunity came up at the man’s workplace and he was allowed to travel with his wife That was when Madam suddenly started begging to do the surname change and process a new passport quickly The man's response now is: “I don’t care again. I won’t include you in my application.” Now the woman has been crying and telling Pastor to help her beg him"

Peter Obi won't drop the suit.

DO NOT LAUGH AT PETER'S ORDEAL - LEARN FROM HIS FALL Beyond the bants and cruise, there is indeed a sobering lesson to extract from Peter’s guaranteed, disgraceful end: "Legacy is not accidental." Any mediocre bird can happen upon a ripe mango when the wind blows right. Time and chance can flatter an empty mind, causing him to stumble blindly into success, while others simply wake up into the comfort of inherited prosperity they didn't sweat for. But a crown of gold cannot stay long on the head of a man with wooden thoughts. ​To forge a legacy that outlives your bones requires deliberate steps, landmark footprints, and a lifetime spent raising other giants. Peter possesses none of these vital ingredients. There is no shortcut to excellence, brother - you cannot climb the iroko tree from the leaves. Look at Peter today. The same man who held the entire nation spellbound just a heartbeat ago is now being dragged through the mud by the very crowd that once chanted "Messiah." Truly, the same sun that melts the wax will harden the clay, and the wind that blew his garment up has finally revealed the nakedness of his substance. Good Afternoon Severally...

What kind of disrespect is this @Chude_ND1 ?

What kind of disrespect is this @Chude_ND1 ?

Hausa-Fulani is a political and sociolinguistic label commonly used in Northern Nigeria, not a claim that it is a single ethnic origin. The classification here follows that usage; it does not merge Hausa and Fulani into one tribe. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hausa%…