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I s0ld my house, I spent more than 30 m!llion for APC in 2023, my wife kp∆!d , I'm h0meless now and APC has f∆!led to reward me”– Man st0rms APC National secretariat, L∆ment!ng and at the same time asking for compensation from APC because he worked for them

Reward me or k!lll me. I'm a party man and not a lun∆t!c. I have l0st so much for the party. I'm d£pr£ssed and my health is ∆ffected. I sold my house, I speπt more than 30 million for APC in 2023, my wife d!ed, I'm h0meless now and APC has f∆!led to reward me.

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Lagos state government to charge residents for using solar. A solar system that is privately owned, not bought by the government...........................................................................

What's the difference between the APC government and the reign of the biblical N£buchadnezzar?Lagos state government to charge residents for using solar. A solar system that is privately owned, not bought by the government...........................................................................

What's the difference between the APC government and the reign of the biblical N£buchadnezzar?Lagos state government to charge residents for using solar. A solar system that is privately owned, not bought by the government...........................................................................

What's the difference between the APC government and the reign of the biblical N£buchadnezzar?

A critical hearing is set to take place at the Supreme Court of Nigeria on April 22, 2026, regarding the leadership crisis in the African Democratic Congress (ADC). The Court, via a five-member panel led by Justice Mohammed Garba, had earlier granted an accelerated hearing in the matter marked SC/CV/180/2026.

Security Analyst Warns Banditry Could Pe*****te National Assembly Amid Growing Crisis

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My new toy brings me immense joy. I'll treat myself to a delightful experience with this Rolls-Royce. Recent days have been emotionally draining. I'll relish my modest achievements before they're overshadowed. I don't require city dwellers to pamper me.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has announced plans to engage digital experts to verify the authenticity of certain old tweets attributed to its chairman, Amupitan, which appear to show him supporting President Tinubu prior to his appointment. These tweets have raised concerns about INEC's neutrality. As a result, the commission will conduct a thorough investigation into the matter. INEC emphasizes the importance of transparency in the electoral process and promises to make the findings public. The outcome of the investigation is yet to be determined.🤔🤔🤔🤔

A thorough examination reveals that the INEC chairman's denial of owning the Twitter account is dubious at best. The email address used to create the account matches the one on his official CV. This inconsistency is troubling and demands attention. In more developed countries, such a situation would likely lead to resignation.😃🤔😃🤥

JUST IN: Presidency Warns Peter Obi Over Comments on ADC Crisis

The Nigerian Presidency has issued a warning to former Anambra Governor Peter Obi, urging him not to unfairly target President Bola Tinubu amid the ongoing crisis in the African Democratic Congress (ADC). The statement was released on Monday by the President’s Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga.

The warning comes as tensions rise in political circles over ADC’s internal disputes and its relationship with the ruling party. The Presidency emphasized that public commentary should be fair and avoid misrepresenting the President’s role in the matter.

Nafiu Bala, a factional national chairman of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has confirmed his attendance at the July 2025 unveiling of the party’s interim leadership but denied endorsing the appointment of the David Mark-led National Working Committee (NWC).

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The USA spent nearly $500 million to rescue a single colonel behind the enemy line in Iran, but in Nigeria, a gallant General could not be saved from the terr0rist.

Rufai Oseni almost broke down in tears as he recounted the story of Brigadier General Musa Uba, who was killed months ago by t3rr0rists after an att+ack on his convoy during a routine mission.

The general initially escaped and reached out to the military for extraction, but after hours of waiting, no help came.

**Coppied**The USA spent nearly $500 million to rescue a single colonel behind the enemy line in Iran, but in Nigeria, a gallant General could not be saved from the terr0rist.

Rufai Oseni almost broke down in tears as he recounted the story of Brigadier General Musa Uba, who was killed months ago by t3rr0rists after an att+ack on his convoy during a routine mission.

The general initially escaped and reached out to the military for extraction, but after hours of waiting, no help came.

**Coppied**The USA spent nearly $500 million to rescue a single colonel behind the enemy line in Iran, but in Nigeria, a gallant General could not be saved from the terr0rist.

Rufai Oseni almost broke down in tears as he recounted the story of Brigadier General Musa Uba, who was killed months ago by t3rr0rists after an att+ack on his convoy during a routine mission.

The general initially escaped and reached out to the military for extraction, but after hours of waiting, no help came.

**Coppied**The USA spent nearly $500 million to rescue a single colonel behind the enemy line in Iran, but in Nigeria, a gallant General could not be saved from the terr0rist.

Rufai Oseni almost broke down in tears as he recounted the story of Brigadier General Musa Uba, who was killed months ago by t3rr0rists after an att+ack on his convoy during a routine mission.

The general initially escaped and reached out to the military for extraction, but after hours of waiting, no help came.

**Coppied**The USA spent nearly $500 million to rescue a single colonel behind the enemy line in Iran, but in Nigeria, a gallant General could not be saved from the terr0rist.

Rufai Oseni almost broke down in tears as he recounted the story of Brigadier General Musa Uba, who was killed months ago by t3rr0rists after an att+ack on his convoy during a routine mission.

The general initially escaped and reached out to the military for extraction, but after hours of waiting, no help came.

**Coppied**The USA spent nearly $500 million to rescue a single colonel behind the enemy line in Iran, but in Nigeria, a gallant General could not be saved from the terr0rist.

Rufai Oseni almost broke down in tears as he recounted the story of Brigadier General Musa Uba, who was killed months ago by t3rr0rists after an att+ack on his convoy during a routine mission.

The general initially escaped and reached out to the military for extraction, but after hours of waiting, no help came what a trible experience,😭🤔🤔😞