AlexReports TV, Abuja (2025)

11/10/2025

🔥 Justice Must Prevail! 🇳🇬💔

The viral video that shocked the nation — a young military couple brutally murdered and beheaded — remains one of the darkest moments in our history. 💔

Now, as calls grow louder for the unconditional release of Nnamdi Kanu — the man accused of leading the group behind the act — Nigerians are asking: Where is justice for the slain? ⚖️

This is not politics. It’s humanity. Two souls who served Nigeria were cut down in cold blood. 🕊️

If truly innocent, let the courts prove it. But to release anyone without trial after such horror is not justice — it’s an insult to the memories of the fallen and a slap to the face of every man and woman in uniform. 😔

Let the law take its course. Justice must not bow to politics or emotion.

📢 No life should be too small for justice. No crime too complex to punish.

— Alex Reports TV 🗞️

11/10/2025

🇳🇬💥 TINUBU SHOCKS NIGERIANS WITH MASSIVE PRESIDENTIAL PARDON — From Maryam Sanda to Ken Saro-Wiwa! 💥

In one of the boldest mercy moves in Nigeria’s history, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has granted presidential pardons to 175 people — including top political names, historical icons, and even those long gone! 😲

🔥 Among the surprise beneficiaries:

👩🏽‍🦱 Maryam Sanda — sentenced to death for her husband’s murder, now freed after 6+ years.

🕊️ Ken Saro-Wiwa & The Ogoni Nine — posthumously pardoned after 30 years, for their fight against oil injustice.

🎩 Farouk Lawan — ex-lawmaker once jailed for bribery, now restored to full rights.

🏛️ Herbert Macaulay & Gen. Mamman Vatsa — Nigeria’s early heroes finally cleared of colonial and military-era convictions.

💬 The Presidency says the move followed the recommendation of the Presidential Advisory Committee on the Prerogative of Mercy, led by AGF Lateef Fagbemi, citing “remorse, good conduct, and rehabilitation.”

But reactions are mixed:
Some Nigerians hail it as a national healing moment, while others question why corruption convicts got mercy too. 🤔

📊 Key pardon categories:
✅ Full Pardon — total freedom
✅ Clemency — early release
✅ Posthumous Pardon — historical correction
✅ Sentence Commutation — reduced terms

🇳🇬 Whether you see it as justice or politics, Tinubu’s pardon list has rekindled national debates about fairness, forgiveness, and second chances.

💭 What’s your take? Should everyone on that list have been forgiven? Or did the President go too far this time?

👇 Drop your thoughts below 👇
— Alex Reports TV 📺

11/10/2025

🔥 Unity & Royal Honour in Zaria! Former VP Namadi Sambo Turbaned as Sardaunan Zazzau — Ex-President Jonathan Hails Him as “My Dear Brother” 🤝👑

ZARIA — It was a day of culture, honour, and unity as former Vice President Arc. Mohammed Namadi Sambo was officially turbaned as the Sardaunan Zazzau by the Emir of Zazzau, HRH Amb. Ahmed Nuhu Bamalli. 🌾✨

The grand ceremony, held at the Emir’s Palace in Zaria, brought together top political leaders, traditional rulers, and dignitaries from across Nigeria — all gathered to celebrate a man whose life of public service continues to inspire.

Among the high-profile guests was his former principal, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, who graced the event in a rare show of respect and enduring friendship. ❤️

“May this new role further deepen your bond with your people and your steadfast dedication to the peace, progress, and development of our country,” — Dr. Goodluck Jonathan wrote in a heartfelt message after the event.

The title Sardauna carries deep historical weight — once held by the late Sir Ahmadu Bello, it symbolizes leadership, loyalty, and service to the community. By bestowing it upon Namadi Sambo, the Zazzau Emirate not only recognized his achievements but also reaffirmed the value of integrity and unity in leadership.

The ceremony wasn’t just royal — it was symbolic of national harmony. The presence of Dr. Jonathan and other dignitaries sent a clear message: Nigeria’s strength lies in respect, continuity, and unity across regions and political divides. 🇳🇬

As the new Sardaunan Zazzau, Namadi Sambo is expected to continue serving as a bridge-builder and champion of peace, using his wealth of experience to advance development and strengthen traditional ties in the region.

👑✨ Congratulations to the new Sardauna of Zazzau — a leader of honor, a man of peace, and a true son of the North.

— Alex

11/10/2025

🔥 BREAKING: President Tinubu Grants Presidential Pardon to Maryam Sanda — Woman Sentenced to Death for Killing Husband Freed! 😳💥

In a shocking twist to one of Nigeria’s most sensational murder cases, President Bola Tinubu has granted a presidential pardon to Maryam Sanda, the woman sentenced to death for the 2017 killing of her husband, Bilyaminu Bello, son of a former PDP chairman.

💔 Sanda, now 37, had spent over six years in prison before her release on October 11, 2025.
According to the Presidency, her freedom followed recommendations from the Presidential Advisory Committee on the Prerogative of Mercy, citing her remorse, good conduct, and transformation behind bars.

Presidential aide Bayo Onanuga said her family appealed for clemency “in the best interest of her two children,” a plea the President reportedly found compelling.

👩🏽‍⚖️ Background:
Maryam Sanda made headlines in 2017 after she was accused of stabbing her husband during a domestic dispute in Abuja.
The case shocked the nation — not only because of the brutality but also the political ties involved.
After years of legal battles, the court sentenced her to death by hanging in January 2020 — a verdict upheld by the Court of Appeal later that year.

⚖️ Part of a Wider Clemency:
Her pardon was one of 175 granted by President Tinubu, including:

Posthumous pardons for Sir Herbert Macaulay, Maj-Gen Mamman Vatsa, and Ken Saro-Wiwa & the Ogoni Nine 🌿

Farouk Lawan, ex-lawmaker convicted of corruption

Several prisoners who showed remorse, reformed behavior, or acquired new skills while serving time.

👩‍👧‍👦 Now free, Maryam Sanda is expected to reunite with her children and begin a new life outside prison walls — a symbolic reminder of Nigeria’s delicate balance between justice, mercy, and rehabilitation.

💬 What do you think — Was this mercy or misplaced leniency? 🤔

— Alex Reports TV 📺

11/10/2025

🔥🎶 “No Man Should Marry More Than One Wife!” — Fuji Legend, Ayuba Drops Hot Take

Fuji icon Adewale Ayuba has sparked conversations online after boldly declaring that no man should marry more than one wife. 💥

In a recent interview, the veteran singer said multiple marriages only bring trouble and emotional stress, advising men to stick to one woman and build peace at home.

“One wife is enough problem already,” Ayuba joked, “adding more is like inviting chaos!” 😅

The 57-year-old music legend, known for hits like Bubble and Ijo Fuji, emphasized that love, patience, and mutual respect are the true ingredients of a successful marriage — not polygamy. ❤️

👀 His statement has since gone viral, stirring mixed reactions from fans across social media.

Some hailed him for “speaking wisdom,” while others argued that “our fathers had many wives and still lived long.”

What’s your take — is Ayuba right or just being modern? 🤔

— Alex Reports TV 🎤

11/10/2025

💬 "The People Suffering Are Defending the Government" — Aisha Yesufu Drops Hard Truth 💥🇳🇬

Prominent activist Aisha Yesufu has sparked a national debate after saying the government believes Nigerians aren’t suffering — because “the people suffering are the ones defending the administration.” 😩

In a viral post on X (formerly Twitter), Aisha highlighted the irony of poor citizens fighting online and offline for politicians who’ve made life unbearable for them.

She quoted rights lawyer Inibehe Effiong, saying it’s “baffling that someone who can’t afford ₦1 million rent is defending a regime that wrecked the economy.” 💔

🔥 Her statement hits differently at a time when:

The naira has crashed to around ₦1,500/$ 💵

Food and transport costs have tripled since subsidy removal 🚗🥦

Over 133 million Nigerians now live in multidimensional poverty 💡

And 83% of citizens say they no longer trust the federal government 📉

Meanwhile, the government claims Nigeria has “met its 2025 revenue target” — but many are asking, “Revenue for who?” 🤔
Ordinary Nigerians are yet to see any improvement, with inflation and joblessness still biting hard.

One opposition leader summed it up perfectly:

“The reality they’re proclaiming is different from the reality we’re living.”

💭 Aisha’s message:
If those suffering the most continue defending the system that’s crushing them, then nothing will ever change.

Her words echo a painful truth — Nigeria’s greatest paradox might not be its leaders… but the loyalty of its victims. 💔🇳🇬

— AlexReports TV

11/10/2025

📰 Ebonyi Diaspora Group Fires Back! 💥 Backs Rufai Oseni, Blasts Umahi’s “Faceless Protesters” 🚨

The storm over the viral TV clash between Minister of Works, Engr. David Umahi and Arise TV’s Rufai Oseni is far from over — and this time, the Ebonyi Diaspora Community has entered the ring. 🥊

After a small group of youths in Abakaliki protested against Rufai for “disrespecting” Umahi, the Association of Ebonyi Indigenes Socio-Cultural in the Diaspora (AEISCID) has released a fiery statement condemning the protest — calling the organizers “a faceless, dejected bunch, looking like outnumbered horses.” 🐎💥

Their President, Amb. Pascal Oluchukwu, didn’t mince words.

“They don’t represent Ebonyi youths. These are remnants of low-grade political appointees and ex-members of the disbanded Ebubeagu militia,” he said.

He urged genuine youths to rise above manipulation and “refuse to be used against journalists who stand for truth and accountability.”

📺 Recall that the heated exchange began when Rufai Oseni asked Umahi to clarify the cost per kilometer of the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Road. The minister snapped, calling the question “elementary,” sparking national debate.

But the Diaspora group insists Rufai did exactly what journalists should do — holding power to account, as enshrined in Section 22 of the 1999 Constitution. 🇳🇬

They went further — revisiting Umahi’s time as Ebonyi governor — accusing him of banning reporters from Government House, mismanaging funds, and constructing flyovers “where goats roam freely.” 🐐

Public comments under reports of the protest seem to agree. Many Nigerians blasted the demonstrators as “paid protesters protecting a corrupt politician.”

🗣️ One user wrote:

“Useless idiots supporting criminals that ruined their future.”

The AEISCID ended their statement urging the minister to “act with humility” and address questions with facts, not intimidation.

💡 Takeaway:
The battle between power and the press just got hotter...

11/10/2025

🚨 BREAKING: Public Office, Public Scrutiny — Amupitan’s CV Raises Eyebrows 📂👀

If you accept a public job, you sign up for public inspection. That rule is being tested today after the State House release of Prof. Joash Amupitan SAN’s CV. Questions are flying — and Nigerians want answers.

Here are the four main anomalies people are talking about:

1. School dates that don’t add up — CV lists Kwara State Polytechnic (1982–1984). Born 1967, that suggests he entered polytechnic at 15. Curious.

2. A 3-year law degree? — University of Jos (1984–1987) is shown as his law study period. In Nigeria, law is typically a five-year course. What happened here?

3. Head of Department before PhD? — He is listed as HOD (2006–2008) but reportedly completed his PhD in 2007 — implying he led a department before finishing his doctorate.

4. Fast track to Dean — Became Dean in 2008, only a year after the PhD. In many federal universities that’s unusually rapid.

🔎 What’s being asked: This isn’t automatic condemnation — it’s a call for clarity and verification. For a Professor of Evidence, the burden of proof is higher. The public wants documents, timelines, and transparent answers.

🗣️ Quote: As Dr. Dayo Osifeso put it, “I have a fair understanding of the academic. Such things don't happen.”

🟠 Bottom line: INEC’s credibility depends on public trust. Nominees must be above reproach — and where there are gaps, explain them.

Sound off: Do you think the CV needs investigation or is this storm-in-a-teacup? 👇

— AlexReports TV

11/10/2025

🚨💂‍♂️ BREAKING: Nigerian Army Storms Kwara Forests, Rescues Kidnap Victims!

— By Alex Reports TV

The Nigerian Army has scored another major victory against kidnappers in Kwara State! 💪🇳🇬

In a decisive midnight operation, troops from the 2 Division, Ibadan, led by Maj. Gen. Chinedu Nnebeife, stormed a community in Kwara and rescued several abducted victims. 🙌🔥

Sources say the daring operation was part of Operation FANSAN YAMA, targeting criminal hideouts across the region.

Though the exact number of victims and community name weren’t immediately revealed, the presence of the GOC himself on the ground shows how serious the Army is about ending kidnapping and restoring peace. 🕊️

This rescue brings fresh hope to residents living in fear — and once again proves that the Nigerian Army remains alert, active, and ready to protect every citizen. 💥

More updates loading as clearance operations continue across Kwara and neighbouring states. 👀

— Alex Reports TV

11/10/2025

🏃‍♂️💥 Sowore Turns 10K Run Into a Freedom Marathon! 🇳🇬🔥

— By Alex Reports TV

It’s not just a run… it’s a revolution in motion! 💪
Activist and former presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore joined the Abuja Run Club for a 10K challenge, mixing fitness with freedom and leaving social media buzzing! 😎

“Running clears the mind, strengthens the body — and reminds us that we earn freedom, stride by stride,”
— Sowore posted after the event.

The post has racked up 4,400+ likes and nearly 500 reposts on X (formerly Twitter), with followers showing love and concern. ❤️💭

⚠️ One fan warned:

“Please be careful. They might try to arrest you before the protest.”

Sowore, who’s never shy of confrontation, tagged his post with , turning a simple jog into a powerful statement for justice. 🗣️🔥

Meanwhile, another admirer summed it up best:

“Sowore, the man literally built for all types of marathons!” 🏅

💬 Whether on the streets or the tracks, Sowore keeps proving that the race for freedom never stops — one stride, one protest, one cause at a time. 🕊️

— Alex Reports TV

11/10/2025

👑✨ MBGA 2025 Partners with WEIN Network to Empower 30 Girls! 💃💫

In celebration of its 25th Anniversary, the Most Beautiful Girl in Abuja (MBGA) event is set to partner with Women Evolving Inspiring Nations (WEIN) Network, a global organization championing women empowerment, to sponsor and empower 30 girls with free forms to contest in this year’s prestigious pageant! 💕

🎉 The countdown is officially on!
📅 Audition Date: 25th October 2025
📍 Abuja – The Nation’s Capital

Are you Bold, Beautiful, and Intelligent enough to wear the crown? 👑
Then this is your moment to shine! 🌟

💵 Form Fee: ₦10,000
🏦 Account Name: EJYCE 2
Account No: 8211349784
Bank: Moniepoint MFB

For Sponsorship & Partnership, call:
📞 Hon. Ejiro — 08034523698

🚀 Don’t miss your chance to make history and become the next global beauty queen!

10/10/2025

🎓✨ Neya Kalu Empowers Igbere Girls with ₦500k Education Support! 💕

On the International Day of the Girl Child, Neya Uzor Kalu reached out to students of Igbere Secondary School with a ₦500,000 donation to support school fees — plus school bags, textbooks, and sanitary kits! 📚🎒

💬 “Every girl deserves the chance to learn, to dream, and to become what she aspires to be,” she said.

Through her Girls’ Education Support Program, Neya continues to transform lives and open doors for young girls across Nigeria. 🌍💪

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