No Victory Without Sacrifice

12/08/2025

Congratulations, if you're invited by the EFCC! You just met one of the conditions required to be a Senate President!

08/07/2025

The arrangement is ok. Showing APC the exit is task that must be done.

BREAKING
Reports reaching me from a reliable sources that Peter Obi will be the Presidential candidate for ADC while Nasir El-Rufai will be the Vice President for ADC in 2027 Presidential Race.

This alliance also includes former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, who, while not contesting, is expected to play a pivotal role akin to a political godfather, providing strategic support and leveraging his extensive political network to bolster the coalition's chances.

The coalition's strategy is rooted in Nigeria's informal zoning agreement, which advocates for power rotation between the North and South. With President Bola Tinubu, a southerner, currently in office, the coalition proposes that Peter Obi serve a single four-year term, thereby maintaining the balance and paving the way for a northern candidate, potentially Atiku Abubakar, to contest in 2031.
The ADC tactics Is picking the strongest candidate from the south which Is obviously Peter Obi and the strongest from the north which Is Nasir El Rufai due to his strong advocate for muslim rule has the backing of the muslim majority North.
The ADC, traditionally a smaller party, has been revitalized by this influx of political heavyweights. The coalition aims to present a united front to address pressing national issues, including economic challenges and security concerns, and to offer a credible alternative to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
While the coalition's formation marks a significant shift in Nigeria's political landscape, it also faces challenges, including reconciling diverse political interests and ensuring cohesive policy positions. Nonetheless, the alliance underscores a concerted effort by opposition leaders to unify and present a formidable challenge in the upcoming elections.

08/07/2025

BREAKING
Reports reaching me from a reliable sources that Peter Obi will be the Presidential candidate for ADC while Nasir El-Rufai will be the Vice President for ADC in 2027 Presidential Race.

This alliance also includes former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, who, while not contesting, is expected to play a pivotal role akin to a political godfather, providing strategic support and leveraging his extensive political network to bolster the coalition's chances.

The coalition's strategy is rooted in Nigeria's informal zoning agreement, which advocates for power rotation between the North and South. With President Bola Tinubu, a southerner, currently in office, the coalition proposes that Peter Obi serve a single four-year term, thereby maintaining the balance and paving the way for a northern candidate, potentially Atiku Abubakar, to contest in 2031.
The ADC tactics Is picking the strongest candidate from the south which Is obviously Peter Obi and the strongest from the north which Is Nasir El Rufai due to his strong advocate for muslim rule has the backing of the muslim majority North.
The ADC, traditionally a smaller party, has been revitalized by this influx of political heavyweights. The coalition aims to present a united front to address pressing national issues, including economic challenges and security concerns, and to offer a credible alternative to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
While the coalition's formation marks a significant shift in Nigeria's political landscape, it also faces challenges, including reconciling diverse political interests and ensuring cohesive policy positions. Nonetheless, the alliance underscores a concerted effort by opposition leaders to unify and present a formidable challenge in the upcoming elections.

03/07/2025

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10/02/2025

10/02/2025

Detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, has called on his supporters to refrain from begging for his release, asserting that his quest for self-determination is a constitutionally protected right and not a criminal offense. 
 
Speaking through his lawyer, Aloy Ejimakor, Kanu emphasized that his release is a matter of legal compliance with existing court orders, not an act requiring presidential pardon or clemency.
 
In a press statement, Ejimakor conveyed Kanu’s stance: “Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is adamant that nobody should plead or beg anybody on his behalf because he has committed no crime. Self-determination, which is the real issue that got twisted to suddenly become a high crime, is an inalienable right guaranteed under Nigerian law, the United Nations, the United Kingdom, and Kenya. The perverse and unlawful criminalization of this right should not be encouraged through misguided appeals for pardon or clemency. Releasing Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is not an act of mercy but a matter of abiding by the rule of law.”
 
Kanu expressed gratitude to those advocating for peace in Igboland while cautioning that appeals for pardon might inadvertently legitimize the executive or judicial violations of his rights. Ejimakor added, “Instead of begging, those desiring his release should emulate the language and tact used by groups like Afenifere, Ohaneze, the World Igbo Congress (WIC), ranking members of the National Assembly, the American Military Veterans of Igbo Descent (AVID), and other international bodies who have made it clear that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu deserves to be released because he has committed no offense known to law.”
 
Criticizing the Nigerian government’s approach to the matter, Ejimakor stated, “It is Nigeria’s executive branch, which extraordinarily renditioned Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, that should show contrition for resorting to this state crime under international and common law.”

06/01/2025

Dividends of sharia law, the best law in the whole world.

Gunmen allegedly led by a notorious bandit leader, Danisuhu, have reportedly imposed a levy of N172.7 million on 25 villages in the Tsafe west area of Zamfara state.

Counter-insurgency expert, Zagazola Makama, disclosed this in a post on his official X account on Monday, Jan. 6.

Makama said the levies were accompanied by demands for contributions in-kind, including bags of soyabeans and threats of violence against those who fail to comply.



Gunmen impose N172m levy on Zamfara villages

Makama said these threats have prompted many residents to flee their homes, with several villages in the area now deserted, leaving behind ghost settlements.

The security analyst in a breakdown of the levies for each village wrote: The targeted villages and their respective levies include:Gijinzama: ₦8.5M, Dakolo: ₦5M + 20 bags of soybeans, Gunja: ₦7M, Kauyen Kane: ₦5M, Kurar Mota: ₦6M, Sabon Garin Bakin Gulbi: ₦2.5M, Kibari: ₦3M, Karda: ₦5M, Daga Ciki: ₦3M, Biya: ₦5M, Barebari: ₦6M, Kauyen Magaji: ₦7M, Kwaren Maisaje: ₦10M, Magazawa: ₦10M, Maciya: ₦5M, Unguwar Danhalima: ₦5M, Unguwar Rogo: ₦5M, Katanga: ₦5M, Magazu: ₦5M, Sungawa: ₦15M, Rakyabu: ₦15M, Yalwa: ₦2.7M, Tsageru: ₦5M, Gidan Anne: ₦7M, Kunchin Kalgo: ₦20M

Hundreds of residents of these villages have reportedly abandoned their homes, farmland, and livelihoods in fear of violent reprisals for failing to meet the demands.

“The situation is dire,” a local source revealed. “The inability to pay these levies often results in brutal attacks by the bandits, leaving the residents with no option but to flee.”