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Celebrating the Clarissan Missionary Sisters: A Legacy of Faith and Service
Heartiest congratulations to the Clarissan Missionary Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament on the momentous celebration of your jubilees, which commenced with Holy Mass today at the Basilica of the Most Holy Trinity, Onitsha.
I rejoice with you on this special occasion as you celebrate decades of faith, dedication, and selfless service to humanity.
Reflecting on our shared commitment to uplifting society through education and human development, I fondly recall my support for your school, Maria Inés College, Obosi, through the provision of buses and computers to enhance mobility and facilitate learning among your students.
As you continue your apostolate of forming minds, nurturing character, and empowering young people, I encourage you to remain steadfast in your mission. I firmly believe that education is one of the most powerful instruments for building a just, prosperous, and inclusive society. By investing in our people, especially the younger generation, we are laying the foundation for a Nigeria where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
Together, through faith, service, and a shared commitment to human development, we can build the new Nigeria of our dreams. A new Nigeria that is POssible and OK. -PO
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VIDEO: We Already Passed Law Requiring Every Nigerian To Pay 25% Of Their Earnings As Tax To Tinubu Government In 2027 — Senator Ireti Kingibe parallelfactsnews.com/nigeri…
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Nigerians are not aware that a tax law has been passed, which requires everyone to pay 25% of their earnings as tax. The National Assembly has already passed this law, and it will swing into action after the election.
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"They passed the policy, but fear won't let them implement it until after the elections." 🤫
Senator Ireti Kingibe drops heavy warnings about what the future looks like under Tinubu APC —pointing out hidden plans for a 25% tax on your hard-earned money.
Are Nigerians truly ready to uproot this "structure of criminality" at the polls, or will people keep enduring the heat?
Watch and retweet
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THE INDONESIAN OIL INDUSTRY AND THE BALI 24 HOURS FUEL SHORTAGE INCIDENT...
FACTS VS PROPAGANDA
For context, INDONESIA is a country, made up of 1,340 ethnic groups /nationalities [more than 4times the number of ethnic groups in Nigeria]
INDONESIA has a landmass of 1.95 square kilometers [ more than twice that of Nigeria]
Indonesia has population of 289million people [ far more than Nigeria]
INDONESIA has only crude oil reserve of 2.3billion barrels [ crude oil per capita of 7.9barrels ] , WHICH IS WAY LOWER THAN NIGERIAS CRUDE OIL PER CAPITA OF 156 BARRELS]
INDONESIA has GDP per capita of USD$ 5,362 [ 5 times bigger than Nigeria's ]
Inflation rate in INDONESIA is just 3.28% and food inflation rate of 4.37% .
INDONESIA minimum wage in Naira is N422,892 and has poverty rate of 0.85% [ only 2.38million people in INDONESIA are extreme poor, compared to Nigerias 197million very poor people]
THE LESS THAN 24 HOURS BALI FUEL SHORTAGE INCIDENT ... FACTS..VS SEGUNS PROPAGANDA...
Bali [ an Island in INDONESIA] experienced a sudden fuel crisis starting around October 12, 2026, after lines of vehicles began forming at gas stations across the island as early as Sunday, October 11, 2026.
CAUSES OF THE SHORTAGE ...
Tanker Anchor Malfunction: A fuel delivery tanker suffered a mechanical anchor failure off the coast of Bali, which delayed vessel birthing and offloading at the terminal.
Bad Weather and Rough Seas: High waves and severe weather slowed down shipments arriving at the Sanggaran (Denpasar) and Manggis (Karangasem) terminals.
High Demand and Panic Buying: A heavy reliance on government-subsidized Pertalite gasoline—combined with widespread panic-buying from motorists worried about running dry—strained local pump inventories much faster than they could be replenished.
CURRENT STATUS ..
State-owned energy distributor Pertamina Patra Niaga shifted to 24-hour deliveries to clear the backlog.
Terminals now hold tens of millions of liters in stock, and queues have begun to ease gradually, though sporadic delays and wait times continue at some stations.
Local authorities issued remote-learning and work-from-home directives during the peak of the crunch to reduce commuting demand.
MOST UNFORTUNATELY, PROPAGANDISTS AND CALCIFIED MORONS LIKE SEGUN, ARE NOT AWARE THAT AS AT 1970 [ AFTER THE CIVIL WAR] , WHEN NIGERIA''S GDP PER CAPITA WAS USD$224, THAT OF INDONESIA WAS JUST USD$79....
SEE ,HOW FAR THEY HAVE LEFT US BEHIND BECAUSE MORONS LIKE SEGUN, WANTS NIGERIA TO CONTINUE TO RETROGRESS AND HAEMORRHAGE UNDER THEIR PROPAGANDA BLITZKRIEG, DESIGN TO PROP UP FAILED REGIMES
NONSENSE
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Governor Sheriff Oborevwori’s government gave out ₦5 billion to 100,000 Deltans. That is ₦50,000 per beneficiary.
If this ₦5 billion, properly invested in productive industry, can create hundreds of direct jobs and many more indirect jobs, build businesses around it and continue creating value for years.
So the question is: why are we sharing money to buy people because of election, while communities across Delta are still crying for electricity, jobs and basic infrastructure?
If government can find ₦5 billion for empowerment, why can it not show the same urgency in restoring electricity to communities that have lived in darkness for years?
Deltans do not only need ₦50,000 to survive today. They need industries, electricity, jobs and an economy that allows them to earn for themselves tomorrow.
This is the difference in our approach. We want to industrialise Delta, create sustainable jobs and turn public resources into lasting economic opportunities for our people
@Wizarab10 @justinijeh @Morris_Monye @EstherUmoh10 @MamataOfficial @MamaPee__
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PORTLAND, THANK YOU! ❤️🇺🇸 Y’ALL WERE AMAZING! 🙏🏽🔥🙅🏽♂️
NEXT STOP.
👉🏽 ATLANTA — OCT 23 🇺🇸
👉🏽 NEW JERSEY — OCT 24 🇺🇸
👉🏽 HOUSTON — OCT 30 🇺🇸
👉🏽 OHIO — OCT 31 🇺🇸
👉🏽 WASHINGTON, DC — NOV 1 🇺🇸
CHUKWU MEE!!! 🙅🏽♂️l
#MrP #OGFOREVER #ChukwuMee #TeamPNation ❤️🔥
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I’m hearing that Atiku is now ready to step down for the Obi/Kwankwaso ticket.
This is good for our democracy.
Obi and Kwankwaso are OK!
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Take this to the bank.
Obi as your president, hospitals and health facilities will operate optimally in Nigeria with massive funding.
He will not travel abroad for checkups, treatment, or doctor's appointment. He will not serve you food that he will not eat.
Vote Obi. Vote NDC.
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Días después de denunciar la persecución contra los cristianos en Nigeria, el reverendo Ezekiel Dachomo vuelve a estar de luto, mientras sepulta a más miembros de su iglesia en medio de los continuos ataques y persecución de parte del Islam en Nigeria.
¡INTERCEDAMOS A DIOS POR LA IGLESIA PERSEGUIDA EN NIGERIA Y POR EL REV. EZEQUIEL DACHOMO! 🙏
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My God! Bless this man of God. Deliver him and your people from the Muslim hordes in Jesus name!
Días después de denunciar la persecución contra los cristianos en Nigeria, el reverendo Ezekiel Dachomo vuelve a estar de luto, mientras sepulta a más miembros de su iglesia en medio de los continuos ataques y persecución de parte del Islam en Nigeria.
¡INTERCEDAMOS A DIOS POR LA IGLESIA PERSEGUIDA EN NIGERIA Y POR EL REV. EZEQUIEL DACHOMO! 🙏
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Segun, if you and INEC announce any result that is different from what the people voted, you won't even go to jail like Abiola, you will die. That's all.
#RigAndDie
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GOD IS GREAT
Luke 10:25–37.
The Story of the Good Samaritan
KEY WORDS : And who is my neighbour?”
Today I read the story of biblical context about compassion, kindness and loving your neighbour. As an international legal Expert it touched me so much
One day, a lawyer approached Jesus and asked Him, “Teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life?”
Jesus asked him, “What is written in the Law? How do you read it?”
The lawyer answered, “Love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your strength and with all your mind; and love your neighbour as yourself.”
Jesus replied, “You have answered correctly. Do this and you will live.”
But the lawyer, wanting to justify himself, asked Jesus, “And who is my neighbour?”
✅The lawyer answered, “The one who showed him mercy.”
✅The Good Samaritan teaches us that true love is demonstrated through action, not merely words.
✅A person’s humanity is not measured by their religion, tribe, nationality, wealth or position in society, but by their willingness to show compassion to someone in need.
✅Sometimes, those we expect to help us may walk past us, while a stranger becomes the person who saves us.
✅Never allow hatred, prejudice or personal differences to prevent you from helping another human being.
✅The question is not simply, “Who is my neighbour?”
✅The real question is: “When someone is suffering, will I stop to help?”
THE ANSWER IS YES :
I DAVID WILL DO SO
Good day followers
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My Dear Yoruba Brothers and Sisters please take some time to answer 👇🏽
Inside your heart, is Chief Bola Tinubu @officialABAT a true representation of the “Omoluabi” that you were taught as a child growing up? 😊
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DO YOU KNOW that Britain played a key role in the amphibious invasion of Calabar in October 1967. Recently declassified documents reveal that Britain covertly supplied Nigeria with the critical military hardware needed to enforce blockade of Biafra and execute the seaboard invasion. These included:
* Naval Support: Britain supplied the Nigerian Navy with patrol boats and ammunition that helped secure the waters and blockade the Biafran coast, setting the stage for the Calabar assault.
* Massive Arms Supply: The British government secretly shipped millions of rounds of ammunition, machine guns, and artillery to ensure the Federal troops were heavily armed.
* Diplomatic and Strategic Backing: British officials openly supported Nigerian unity to protect UK oil investments (specifically Shell-BP facilities), and British Royal Air Force (RAF) officers were deployed to advise the Nigerian military on air strategies during the wider conflict.
So, Biafra was not fighting only Nigeria; it was also fighting Britain, a world power.
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I am super appreciative for all the support the Obidient, the OK movement and every one, for the financial and campaign materials.
This love is so palpable
I want to thank all the Gen Z people ooo.
You guys na Wao!!
Please don’t forget to collect your pvc
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Can Britain still demand the return of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu to UK after his conviction?
YES, even where a British national has been convicted and sentenced abroad, the UK can still demand his return to Britain.
The legal machinery lies in the Repatriation of Prisoners Act 1984 which empowers the Secretary of State to request the repatriation of British citizens imprisoned overseas.
In particular, the UK has a compulsory bilateral Prisoner Transfer Agreement with Nigeria (one of only five such agreements) under which the prisoner’s consent is not even required for transfer.
Britain has used these channels repeatedly for nationals convicted abroad, as follows:
· The NatWest Three (David Bermingham, Giles Darby and Gary Mulgrew) were convicted of fraud in the US and transferred to Britain in 2009.
· Lindsay Sandiford and Shahab Shahabadi, convicted drug offenders in Indonesia, were repatriated to the UK in 2025 following a British government request.
· Samantha Orobator, serving life in Laos for heroin trafficking, was transferred to a UK mother-and-baby unit in 2009.
· Christopher Tappin, jailed in the US for arms dealing, returned to the UK in 2013 to serve the rest of his 33-month sentence.
· Michael Shields, jailed in Bulgaria for attempted murder, was transferred to a UK prison in 2006 to serve the remainder of his sentence.
Therefore, it remains for Britain to invoke the provisions of its Prisoner Transfer Agreement with Nigeria, and demand Mazi Kanu’s return to Britain.
The precedents are clear. What remains is whether (or when) Britain will summon the political and diplomatic will to act.
