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09/26/2026

Videos from the Drilling site of Noah's Ark

09/26/2026

It's been confirmed, Noah's Ark found

06/27/2026

A man was beaten to a pulp by some persons after being accused of stealing money. It was gathered that the incident occurred in Onitsha, Anambra State. In a video sighted on Facebook, the suspect swore on the lives of his mother and siblings that he did not steal the money.

The chairman of Human Rights Defenders (HURIDE) Ebonyi State chapter, Sampson Iko Nweke, who shared the video said it has been confirmed the guy didn't steal the money. Mr Nweke raised concern about the spate of jungle justice in the country, urging the man to immediately seek redress.

"See what Igbo brothers did to a fellow brother over a mere unverified accusation of theft,” he wrote. "Now, it has been confirmed the guy didn't steal the money after receiving this level of jungle treatment.

“Stop Jungle justice especially over minor issues. Treat others the way you would like to be treated.This guy must seek redress immediately. Who knows him, please?”

This page does not support violence. Jungle Justice is inhumane.

06/27/2026

Update

06/25/2026

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06/25/2026

I'm not comfortable with the police clarification on this not convinced at all.

06/21/2026

Just imagine

06/06/2026

MY CHALLENGE TO EVERY DPO, AREA COMMANDER, CP AND THE IGP

Enough of the public speeches. Nigerians deserve answers.

What exactly is "return" in the Nigeria Police Force?

Let every DPO, Area Commander, CP and the IGP come out and explain it to Nigerians.

Who buys fuel for patrol vehicles every day?

Who pays for tyres, batteries, engine repairs, servicing and spare parts?

Who funds the vehicles that are expected to patrol communities 24 hours a day?

If divisions stop generating money from the road today, how many patrol vehicles will still be operational next week?

These are simple questions.

Nigerians are quick to point fingers at the officer standing on the road, but very few ask how the patrol vehicle got fuel in the first place.

The public deserves the truth.

If there is adequate funding for fuel and maintenance, show Nigerians the evidence.

If there is a budget, show Nigerians how it gets to the divisions.

If there is accountability, show Nigerians the records.

Stop making the constable on the road the only scapegoat while everyone else pretends the system is perfect.

The reality is that many officers are carrying out enormous responsibilities with limited operational support.

This is not about defending wrongdoing.

This is about exposing reality.

The challenge is open:

DPOs, Area Commanders, CPs and the IGP should tell Nigerians how patrol vehicles are fueled, maintained and kept on the road every single day.

Until that question is answered honestly, many people are only discussing the symptoms while ignoring the real problem.

Nigerians deserve facts.

Nigerians deserve transparency.

Nigerians deserve the truth.

Police Connect

06/04/2026

06/01/2026

Can someone tell Hope to sack this commissioner, the power too enter his head,So u mean no consequences for coming late?