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14/11/2025

*For the record, let me be clear:*

Nyesom Wike is a Minister of the Federal Republic & an appointee of the President. He is neither a police officer nor a bailiff.

A lot of people who claim to be lawyers go about this thing with no regard for law.

Wike was plainly on the wrong side of everything: law, common sense, decorum, & ministerial propriety.

The only thing he had on his side was alcohol.

Wike had no right to be where he was. There is no ministerial right or power to enter land in adverse possession without a court order.

Ideological purists like me may quarrel with it but a lot of people forget that s. 33(2)(a) of the Nigerian constitution grants a right to kill lawfully in defence of property rights & effective possession is an intangible property right.

Wike was a trespasser using force to enter land in adverse possession & without lawful Court order or warrant. He was on a mission of Ministerial Vigilantism.

He was lucky to come out without injury or worse.

An officer of less discipline or one who takes Johnnie Walker for breakfast - like Wike - may have been less parsimonious with a projectile. The Shiites in Zaria did a lot less & see what happened to them.

I am not sure people realize what amount of trouble this puts Wike in. This affects the authority of the president as C-in-C. The officer corps will be looking out for how the C-in-C handles this.

In case anyone wonders who wrote this, my name is *Chidi Anselm Odinkalu*.

This nonsense has to stop!

12/11/2025

Am yarima vs Fct minister wike 🤔🤔🤔😂😂😂💪💪💯✅

12/11/2025

12/11/2025

*THANK YOU PETER-4-NIGERIA. IF NIGERIA SHOULD HAVE FIVE OF YOU THE LEVEL OF INSANITY AND POWER DRUNKENNESS IN NIGERIA WOULD HAVE REDUCED BY 50%*

11/11/2025

22/08/2025

22/08/2025

Healing , The North, My North, And Peter Obi~ Khaleed Yazeedu

In the theatre of Nigerian politics, Peter Obi has become both a symbol of hope and a reminder of our collective amnesia.

To the South-East, he is the long-awaited son who speaks their language of prudence and accountability.

To the youths across the nation, he is a rallying point for dreams of a country that works.

But to the North my North, Obi remains an enigma, caught between admiration and suspicion, between political friendship and historical betrayal.

We Northerners must ask ourselves: what is our true relationship with leaders like Peter Obi?

Are we supporting him because we genuinely believe he can heal Nigeria’s wounds, or because we see him as a tool to break another region’s dominance?

If the answer is the latter, then we have not learned from our own past wounds. We have allowed ourselves to be pawns in the games of the political elite, men who drink tea together in Abuja while the poor in Sokoto, Maiduguri, Katsina, and Bauchi starve.

The truth is, the North has been betrayed as much as the South-East.

The same machinery that crushed the dreams of Biafra also kept Arewa in chains, not with bullets alone, but with poverty, illiteracy, and a system that breeds beggars instead of builders.

Peter Obi is not a messiah, no single man can be, but he is a mirror.

And when the North looks into that mirror, we must see the truth: our real enemies are not in Onitsha, Aba, or Enugu.

They sit in the palaces of privilege in our own land, wearing turbans or agbadas, feeding on the hunger they have manufactured for decades.

The day the North learns this truth is the day Nigeria’s politics will change forever.

Peter Obi represents a glimmer of conscience in a land where truth is often buried under political bargains.

The North, if it truly seeks peace and progress, must listen to such voices and confront its own history with honesty.

For as long as we defend the sins of the past, we remain chained to them, but with courage and leaders who dare to speak truth, like Obi, Nigeria can finally begin to heal.
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2) Beyond Tinubu’s N3.6trillion Bridge~By Khaleed Yazeedu

It is never just about a bridge or a number. N3.6 trillion is not merely a cost, it is a mirror reflecting how a nation values its people, its integrity, and its future. Every crumbling structure, every inflated project, is a question posed to us: Are we builders of our country, or mere witnesses to its quiet disassembly?

The real cost is not just in naira, it is in trust, in accountability, in the generations who will inherit what we choose to leave behind. If we do not awaken now, the structures we depend on will fail, not just physically, but morally.

04/08/2025

*God thank you for this piece praying may it not be business as usual Amen*.

04/08/2025

Missing Person: This Teenage Girl Was Found In Anambra State. According To Her, She’s Lives In Ikorodu Lagos State. Those Who Found Her Took Her To The Hospital Because Till Now, She’s Still At The Hospital Because Nobody Seems To Know Who She Is…
Share so her family can identify her

03/08/2025

Try this at home, and happy Sunday.