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As a Nigerian what is your opinion about this?

*CHIEF OLU FALAE SPOKE THE MINDS OF HONEST AND PROGRESSIVE NIGERIANS - THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT RESTRUCTURING NIGERIA IS ALL ABOUT!*

* *Chief Olu Falae Disagrees with the system tinubu is using to run Nigeria. The original position of mainstream Afenifere*

*FOR THOSE STILL GREEKED BY THE TERM, THIS IS THE MEANING OF RESTRUCTURING AS CANVASSED BY SOUTHERN NIGERIA BY*
~Chief Olu Falae

*You know I am a leader in the South West and at the National convention, I was elected as the leader of the Yoruba delegation. So, I am central to the Yoruba position. The Yoruba position is my position and it is the same position I canvassed in my book, ‘The way forward for Nigeria’ which I launched since 2005 in Lagos. What we mean by restructuring is going back to the Independence Constitution which our leaders negotiated with the British between 1957 and 1959. It was on that basis that the three regions agreed to go to Independence as one united country. So, it was a negotiated constitution. This is because, if the three regions were not able to agree, there would not have been one united independent Nigeria. But because the three regions at that time negotiated and agreed to package a constitution, that is why they agreed to go to Independence together. When the military came in 1966 and threw away the constitution, they threw away the negotiated agreement among the three regions, which was the foundation of a united Nigeria.*
*So, the military did not only throw away the constitution but a political consensus negotiated and agreed by our leaders of the three regions in those days. When we say restructuring now, we are saying let us go back substantially to that constitution which gave considerable autonomy to the regions. For example, each region at that time collected its revenue and contributed the agreed proportion to the centre. But when the military came, they turned it round and took everything to the centre. That could not have been accepted by Ahmadu Bello, Nnamdi Azikiwe.

08/12/2025

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21/11/2025

Mazi Nnamdi Kanu: Crimes and Court Charges:

1. Nnamdi Kanu was captured in a hotel room 303, where he was found with a lady named Miriam. — Judge

2. He had checked into the hotel under a fake name. — Judge

3. He admitted during his interview that he founded and funded ESN. — PW2 / Judge

4. He issued a sit-at-home order on May 30th, 2021, threatening anyone who disobeyed. — PW4 / Judge

5. He ordered that Ikonso be buried with 2,000 human heads, of which 30 were procured by his followers. — PW4 / Judge

6. Some IPOB/ESN members were captured by Nigerian security while eating human flesh, claiming it was for spiritual fortification. — PW4 / Judge

7. Radio Biafra is not licensed to broadcast in any country. — Witness

8. The court has jurisdiction as his broadcasts were aired in Nigeria. — Judge

9. His incitement led to the deaths of 128 police officers and the burning of 167 police stations. — Judge

10. Over 30 Nigerian Army personnel were killed as a result of his incitement. — Judge

11. His statement, “people will die, & the world will stand still!!”, constitutes a terrorist act. — Justice Omotosho

12. He delayed his trial, claiming he was denied fair hearing. — Judge

13. Medical professionals confirmed he was fit to stand trial. — Justice Omotosho

14. How he was brought back from Kenya does not invalidate the trial. — Justice Omotosho

15. He lacks the power to order Nigerians to sit at home as he is not the president. — Justice Omotosho

16. The court begged him to proceed with his defense for fair hearing, which he refused. — Justice Omotosho

Verdict and Sentence:
• The court convicts Nnamdi Kanu on counts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5: Life imprisonment
• Count 6: 20 years without the option of fine
• Count 7: 5 years without the option of fine

The sentences run concurrently. He will be kept in protected custody due to violent tendencies displayed in court and is barred from using any digital devices, unless closely monitored by the NSA.

Justice Omotosho cl

20/11/2025

‘Nnamdi Kanu na terrorist and we go treat am as such’, Justice Omotosho.

Di govment lawyer say di crime wey di Ipob leader dey guilty of attract death sentence and di court must exercise im power to do wetin di law tok.

Full tori: https://bbc.in/4rbc2aC

20/11/2025

'Don't touch me' na wetin Nnamdi Kanu dey shout as DSS dey carry am comot from court.

Wen dem ask make Nnamdi Kanu make e comment on im mata, di Ipob leader ask say why dem put am for detention wen e no commit crime.

Read: https://bbc.in/43GiGeT

20/11/2025

Nnamdi Kanu has been rightly sentenced, and I believe a page of our national threat has finally been closed. At least for now.

I hope the governments in the South East will leverage this opportunity to go after the other elements terrorising the region and restore normalcy. That region has burned for far too long.

And now that the government has addressed this particular issue, I hope people can move on, rebuild their lives, and work to recover the properties wasted in the crisis.

What I genuinely do not understand is why some people are suddenly angry that Nnamdi Kanu has been sentenced, yet they mount pressure on the government to end insurgency and terrorism in the North.

The truth is, both Kanu and the terrorists you want arrested are one and the same. They are inflicting pain on innocent people, killing, maiming, and destroying livelihoods to pursue their cause. Their motives may differ, but the moment they chose human beings as collateral damage, they crossed into the same territory of evil.

There is no romantic way to paint that.

And this is not a mutually exclusive situation where someone can argue that because the sponsors of terrorism in the North have not been arrested, then the government cannot sentence Kanu in the South East.

That kind of justification is morally bankrupt. Imagine the number of lives lost because of Kanu’s erratic and violent method of agitation. He ordered people to kill service men and anyone who does not observe the Monday stay at home.

He claimed to love the Igbo people, yet unfortunately, the Igbo people have been the greatest victims of his madness. He crippled businesses and grounded the economy of the region. Many children became orphans, and many families were destroyed because of sit-at-home orders, violent enforcement, and attacks carried out in his name.

So yes, this sentence is a win for any right-thinking person who values human life above politics and ethnic bias.

However, the government must not stop here.

20/11/2025

Those uneducated and unenlightened people and their educated counterparts who are blinded by tribalism and bigotry as far as Nnamdi Kanu's case is concerned should read the piece below which is penned by their fellow Ibo man who knows better than them!

"As a journalist from Nigeria’s Southeast who has had the opportunity to cover the region, I’ve interviewed Nnamdi Kanu and many of the men who started the separatist group, the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) with him.

I’ve interviewed Iroanya, Mefor and Obienu.

I’ve even interviewed Ekpa and have spoken on phone with the moniker they call Emma Powerful.

In all, I can tell you for free that it’s been a weary decade plus for me, from the first time I chanced upon a Radio Biafra broadcast while driving from Onitsha to Isele Uku.

I’ve in the past described the chill I felt in my bones that day.

Then, I was 'ill-opportuned' - for want of a better word - to have to research separatist activities as a part of my work.

All I can say is that I needed therapy afterwards.

Listening to Justice Omotosho today reopened a bit of that traumatic experience.

For many people, today is probably the first time they heard some of Kanu’s pronouncements.

For me, it used to be something I steel myself to listen to, live, every week.

Then, I had to report on what was happening on the ground during the week.

Iroanya, Mefor and Obienu later fell out with Kanu, one after the other - all stressing that the call for violence decided them.

They became outspoken critics and remain so.

Ekpa was sentenced to jail for offences relating to terrorism in Nigeria’s Southeast.

He was tried in Finland where he lives and holds citizenship.

I also interviewed people who lost loved ones to separatist violence in Nigeria’s Southeast.

Miracle Nwobo’s mother’s cries when I interviewed her will remain with me.

What about the struggle I faced with how to send a condolence mesage to Chike Akunyili’s daughter, a doctor that had collaborated wi

16/08/2025

*Dahiru Bello wrote:

Did someone just ask who Tinubu compensated in the North?

I honestly don’t know where people get the audacity to expect me, Dahiru Bello, to freely provide information I spent my own time and data gathering.

Let’s break it down:

Tinubu gave the Gombe State Governor ₦60 billion—just for farming—aside from the regular FAAC allocations.

Where is the money? Where is the farm?

₦100 billion was allocated for the Kaduna State Light Rail Project.

Where is the light rail?

Over 50% of the federal capital budget between 2024 and 2025 was allocated to Northern Nigeria.

The North West Development Commission got ₦585.9 billion.

The North East Development Commission received ₦291 billion.

The North received more intervention grants, while the South got more FAAC allocations—because that’s where the revenue is generated.

So, where is all the money our Development Commissions and Governors have been collecting? Billions upon billions. I remember the United Nations gave Uba Sani $11 million for hospitals.

Where is the hospital?

Let me be clear: the people killing the North are our own people. But we can’t even confront them because:

1. The DSS will come after you.

2. You’ll be blackmailed and accused of being jealous of their families.

3. You can’t question them—because the same youths whose future is being destroyed will rise to defend them.

We get money upon money from all directions. There has never been a time in the Fourth Republic when the Federal Government refused to allocate billions and trillions to Northern development. From Obasanjo to Goodluck to Tinubu, we have always been the beneficiaries of massive intervention funds.

From Sadiya Umar Farouk to Dasuki, it is always our own Northerners who have bundled the money—but we’re too shy to question ourselves. Sadiya Farouk even claimed she sent 37.1 billion Naira and 729 billion Naira meant for displaced persons to her account by accident. How can you send billions by mistake

11/08/2025

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NewsSERAP, Nigerian editors sue Niger Gov over Badeggi FM shutdownPublished on August 11, 2025By Hafsat Bello

The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) and the Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) have dragged Niger State Governor Mohammed Umar Bago andbqg9the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) to court over alleged intimidation of Minna-based Badeggi FM.
Governor Bago had reportedly ordered security operatives to seal the station, threatened to revoke its licence, demolish its premises, and accusing the station of promoting violence in the state.
In a suit filed on Friday at the Federal High Court in Lagos (FHC/L/CS/1587/2025), SERAP and NGE asked the court to declare that NBC has a legal duty under the Nigerian Constitution and the NBC Act to protect Badeggi FM and other broadcasters from undue interference. They also sought a perpetual injunction restraining the governor and NBC from harassing and shutting down the station.
The groups argued that NBC’s failure to defend the station’s independence amounted to a breach of its statutory duty. They described the threats against Badeggi FM as unlawful, a violation of press freedom, and an attempt to silence dissenting voices ahead of the 2027 elections.
“The allegations against Badeggi FM are vague and unsubstantiated. Intimidating media houses undermines democracy and chills free debate on public issues,” the suit partly reads.
SERAP and NGE maintained that both Governor Bago and the NBC must ensure journalists operate without fear of reprisals