See Something, Say Something, Dipeolu, Lagos (2026)

04/12/2025

BUT STILL, BANDITS ARE COMPOSED OF 80% FULANI TEENAGERS ‼️

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These are the faces of the hardened criminals responsible for kidnapping two Catholic priests from St. Vincent De Paul Parish in Pankshin, Plateau State, none of whom is Muslim or Fulani. Shockingly, one of the kidnappers is the church’s financial secretary.

Had they not been caught, they would probably be among those shouting “Christian genocide” today, blaming Muslims and Fulani for the same crimes they committed.

People like this are the real problem; they commit atrocities, stir chaos, and even provoke reprisal attacks while pretending to be victims. This causes long-standing enmity among the people.

Sadly, you won’t see the same loud voices crying “Christian genocide” share this news because it doesn't suit the agenda.

30/11/2025

Atiku has a private university.
Obasanjo has a private university.

…and somehow education for ordinary Nigerians collapsed spectacularly under both their watches.

It’s almost poetic; the people who couldn’t fix government schools were busy building personal ones with air-conditioned classrooms, imported professors, and fees that can make your ancestors sneeze - spoiler, they treat their lecturers as slaves.

How do you preside over mass-education decay and then open your own shiny university?
Simple: turn the whole country into a talent famine, then sell education like it’s bottled water in a desert.

Nigeria’s elite formula is simple:

1. Destroy public education.

2. Build private universities.

3. Tell the masses “education is the key” after they’ve stolen the door.

If irony had legs, it would jog from Yola to Ota and still not finish laughing - unfortunately these foolish old thieves that destroyed Nigeria are still parading themselves as elder statesmen in 2025 and gullible Nigerians believe they're saints.

Yes, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu might not be a saint or a good man to you but he brought interest-free loans for students and even added stipends so that the children of the poor too can have an equal chance to succeed.

Regardless of meeting Nigeria in a critical state ASUU didn’t go on strike for 2 complete years of Tinubu being President.

Just go to Lagos and you'll see children of nobody in government house fighting their way to the top with full government support in an environment that appreciates merit.

The truth is simple: Nigeria didn’t “accidentally” fail - It was manufactured to fail by men who treated leadership like a side business and the country like abandoned farmland.

They ruined public universities with the same passion they used to polish their private ones.
They were never nation-builders; ..they were landlords collecting rent on the future.

Atiku and Obasanjo didn’t just neglect education—they weaponised decay.
They watched ASUU go on strike so many times the calendar got tired.
Students spent more time at home than in classrooms, while their own private schools hosted graduation ceremonies like clockwork.
..if wickedness had a university,
these two would serve as Vice-Chancellors.

What they did to Nigerian education should be classified as a crime scene.
Generations were delayed, dreams expired, and careers derailed.
Then after turning the country into an academic graveyard, they had the audacity to erect billboards preaching “leadership” and “service”.
Service to who?
The suffering?

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The biggest insult?
These same men now sit on TV panels, offering “advice” on how to fix the same educational system they personally helped drown.
It’s like an arsonist lecturing firefighters about safety protocols.

And Nigerians (bless their fragile memories) still clap for them.

A country where people forget who burnt their house simply because the arsonist shows up with a bucket of water, ten years later.
That’s why mediocrity keeps recycling itself here like pure water sachets.

Meanwhile, Tinubu—flawed, controversial, not your moral pastor—still managed to do what his predecessors refused to attempt.

Student loans, stipends, no ASUU strikes, and a merit-based culture in Lagos where children of nobody can actually compete.

Funny how the people who scream “Tinubu is evil!” are the same ones who kept quiet while their heroes built private kingdoms on the ashes of public schools.

Say what you like, but in a country where leaders deliberately collapse systems to create personal profit, competence becomes a miracle and honesty becomes a myth.
Nigeria has never lacked resources—what it lacks is shame.

- Oreoluwa O. Olaleye
Custodian of Brutal Truths

01/11/2025

Wole Soyinka spent 2 years in Jail for supporting Biafra, but today, the same Biafrans have cancelled him as the enemy. At the same time, Obasanjo, who intercepted Biafra and chased Ojukwu to exile, is now their hero.

If you live long enough, you will find out that your enemies are those you once helped.

Fascism has no friend

28/10/2025

This is why I love Obidiots movement, they are not waiting for their messiah rewards, na to steal campaign funds be their own. Ask Aisha Yesufu if I’m lying..🤣🤣🤣

15/08/2025

Companies have presented the Federal Government with evidence of $60 billion in financial backing for the development of a high-speed railway.

De-Sadel Nigeria Limited, alongside China Liancai Petroleum Investment Holdings Limited, has announced its intentions to initiate the construction of a planned gas development and a 4,000-kilometre high-speed rail project in Nigeria.

In a statement, it was disclosed that the companies presented proof of funds amounting to $60 billion to Sen. George Akume, the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF).

Samuel Uko, the Chief Executive Officer of De-Sadel Nigeria Limited, announced that financing for the project will be sourced from the Asian Development Investment Bank.

He said, “Today is a very great day in the life of this administration. The high-speed rail bullet train project that we started 10 years ago has gotten a nod from this administration. It is this administration that has given us almost 90 per cent of approvals.

“Today, with our partners, I have just presented the official proof of fund for the project. The fund is coming from the Asian Development Investment Bank and it is to cover the first phase of the project that cuts across four major cities of Nigeria.

“The rail line is from Lagos to Abuja, to Kano, and from Abuja to Port Harcourt. So this is a very great work that the government has done. The federal government of Nigeria, through the ICRC, approved the Outline Business Case (OBC) and the next step was for us to submit the proof of fund to the government, which we just did. So I believe that in the shortest possible time, Nigeria will start enjoying a high-speed rail.

“$60 billion proof of fund has just been submitted to the government through our financial and technical partners. The first phase of the project is $55 billion. So the fund is ready, and the country is ready to move forward with this project.

“You cannot develop high-speed rail without developing the gas aspect of the economy. As we all know, we don’t have enough gas presently. So the raw material for high-speed rail is power. The raw material for power is gas. So we have to develop the gas aspect to be able to access more gas to power the high-speed rail project.

The 1,600 kilometres that cover the four major cities of the country will take us 36 months to build. But we won’t wait until the 36th month. For instance, from Lagos to Lokoja, we will cut across about six states, and when we get to the second or third state, the people from the first two states will start enjoying the speed train. So, it’s going to be in phases. So that is how the project is being structured.”

23/07/2025

THE FINAL IS SET 🔥🏆

It’s Morocco 🇲🇦 vs Nigeria 🇳🇬

The hosts vs the 9-time champions.
A battle for glory at WAFCON 2024.

We will be there! 🍿💥

13/07/2025

President Tinubu announces President Buhari's passing, orders VP Shettima to the UK to accompany the body back home

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has announced the passing of his predecessor, President Muhammadu Buhari.

President Buhari died today in London at about 4.30 pm, following a prolonged illness.

President Tinubu has spoken with Mrs Aishat Buhari, the former President's widow and offered his deep condolences.

President Tinubu has also ordered Vice President Kashim Shettima to proceed to the United Kingdom to accompany President Muhammadu Buhari's body back to Nigeria.

Former President Buhari was twice elected Nigeria's President in 2015 and 2023.

He also served as military head of state between January 1984 and August 1985.

President Tinubu has ordered flags at half-staff as a mark of respect for the departed leader.

Bayo Onanuga
Special Adviser to the President,
Information and Strategy
Sunday, June 13, 2025

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04/07/2025

**Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume and the ICC Rent Controversy**

It is important to approach recent remarks made by Senator Ali Ndume during his appearance on Arise TV with careful consideration. In his statements, he criticised President Tinubu and his ministers, using strong language that may warrant further examination.

Senator Ndume has not disclosed that he was previously responsible for overseeing the International Conference Centre (ICC) in Abuja while serving as a sitting senator. Under his stewardship, the facility was reportedly leased to him for an annual sum of 60 million Naira, a figure significantly below its potential value.

Regrettably, the condition of the ICC declined during that period and was unfortunately likened to a poorly maintained venue. Currently, the government has taken measures to renovate and restore the ICC, which has been reported to generate nearly 700 million Naira every three weeks.

It is essential to recognise the contrast between the previous management of the ICC under Senator Ndume and its current success. His recent criticisms of President Tinubu and the administration, while noted, should be viewed in light of these circumstances.

03/07/2025

David Mark sought the position of PDP chairman, and we firmly said no. His daughter won the election under the APC in his federal constituency, while he faced defeat as a PDP leader. I decisively defeated Amaechi in Rivers State, both when he was the APC Campaign DG and during his tenure as a super minister. The corruption that took place under Malami as Attorney General for eight years is undeniable. Atiku served as vice president for eight years and has been jumping from one party to another. What message does he have for his children? Emeka Ihedioha left the PDP to join them because Sam Daddy remained as the PDP Secretary. Instead of acknowledging their defeats, these individuals claim that Nigerians are angry and want to rescue the country.

- FCT Minister, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike dismisses the political relevance of coalition leaders.

03/07/2025

Former Equatorial Guinea official Balthazar Ebang is set to face an 18-year prison sentence following a scandal involving leaked tapes.

26/06/2025

When u hear "No gree for anybody" na e be this. Can't stop laughing.....I never see country wey sweet like Nigeria, just no lack data 🤣🤣🤣

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