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BREAKING: Police Officers and Thugs Reportedly Attack NDC Deputy Governorship Candidate During Meeting With Kinsmen in Enugu, Several Victims Rushed to Hospital.
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Replying to @EstherUmoh10 @Oscar12761347
Ahh make una dey carry some boys dey join body as una go from city to city
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🚨🇺🇸 Meanwhile in Minnesota
They imported hundreds of thousands of Somali’s inter Minnesota - now the same Somali’s are electing more Somalians
This is newly elected Representative Somalian Abdi Daisane
Once in power they will now import millions more - Americans will flee the state in larger numbers - more Somalians get elected and in 10 years the State will be under Sharia Law
America just like everywhere else totally cooked
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Senator Kwankwaso arrives the venue of the town hall meeting to a rowdy welcome from Nigerians.
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The Democrats think they are destroying @realDonaldTrump by electing extremists who hate their country… Wait until your children’s children pay for the mistake.
#Midterms2026
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The Peter Obi and Kwankwaso combination is one we've never seen anything like before!
If we achieve unity between the North and the South East in 2027, it'd be the best thing that's ever happened to Nigeria.
May the OK ticket succeed ✌️💯
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So INEC created illegal 450 polling units in order to rig elections for Tinubu in 2027.
This is a crime against the Nigerian people. Amunpitan should be arrested and prosecuted for crime against the state. This is treason.
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“The unlawful seizure of University of Abuja lands and allocating them to his friends and cronies... ASUU UniAbuja, within the ambit of the law, will resist in totality every effort by the FCT minister to unlawfully take over UniAbuja lands. The union calls on President Bola Tinubu to call the FCT minister, Nyesom Wike, to order” — Sylvanus Ugoh, UniAbuja ASUU chairman
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WAEC deleted this video which confirms that Peter Obi took Anambra State from 27th to 1st in WAEC rankings. Tell APC WAEC that we still have it. Peter Obi's records are too solid to be lost to propaganda and politics of bitterness. Vote Obi/Kwankwaso for an innovative education sector.
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How is Enigu State the 3rd highest Revenue Generating State in Nigeria?
Black Eve is asking.....Make we tell am?😂
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Enugu state government vs my shop.
They want me to pay 500k in taxes after I’ve paid 36k.
How much am I making?
Na to close the shop go house
I’m done!
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TODAY IN HISTORY: NOVEMBER 3
The Disappearance of Five NELAN Engineers During Dave Umahi's Administration
On November 3, 2021, five engineers working with NELAN Consultants left Enugu for Ebonyi State on an official assignment connected to the Abakaliki Ring Road Phase II project. They travelled in an official Toyota Hilux with registration number ERR 001 EB. They never returned.
The five engineers were Engr. Nelson Onyemeh, Lead Consultant and Chief Executive Officer of NELAN Consultants, from Ihiala, Anambra State; Engr. Ernest Edeani, from Nkanu, Enugu State; Engr. Ikechukwu Ejiofor, from Umunya, Anambra State; Engr. Samuel Aneke, from Nkanu, Enugu State; and Engr. Stanley Nwazulum, from Amawbia, Anambra State.
Before their disappearance, serious disagreements had reportedly developed between NELAN Consultants and the administration of then-Governor Dave Umahi over the management, supervision and financial control of the AfDB-funded road project.
According to allegations made by the families of the missing engineers, the Umahi administration wanted NELAN to take a back seat and allow the state government greater control over the project, including issuing payment certificates and giving instructions to contractors.
The families further alleged that the government wanted NELAN to approve certificates of satisfactory completion for work supervised or executed by other engineers and contractors. NELAN reportedly resisted, arguing that such actions would violate the terms of its consultancy contract with the African Development Bank (AfDB), compromise its professional responsibilities and potentially expose the firm to sanctions.
On the day they disappeared, the five engineers reportedly travelled to Effium, in Ohaukwu Local Government Area of Ebonyi State, to carry out supervisory work on the road project. They were said to have arrived in the area at about 2 p.m. and were expected to meet a man identified as Ken Okeh around 3 p.m. to discuss accommodation arrangements.
That was the last known sighting of the five engineers.
Their disappearance prompted NELAN Consultants to petition the Inspector-General of Police, while the case attracted national attention and calls for a thorough investigation.
Five years after they left Enugu for what should have been a routine professional assignment, the whereabouts of Nelson Onyemeh, Ernest Edeani, Ikechukwu Ejiofor, Samuel Aneke and Stanley Nwazulum remain unknown. Neither the engineers nor their remains have been recovered.
What happened to the five NELAN engineers?
Minister Dave Umahi can call himself the “Lion of the Southeast,” but that’s just empty poetry. He must first purchase a presidential election form, secure at least 6 million votes like Peter Obi did, and only then can he return to compare himself to Peter Obi..
— Rufai Oseni




























