You really have to be foolish to believe this π€£π€£π€£
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Ahead of the official opening of @CanexAfrica 2026, I welcomed delegates, creators, and policy leaders from across Global Africa and the diaspora to Lagos.
The dialogue has begun. CANEX WKND 2026 is now underway.
#WeMove π³π¬π³π¬π³π¬ππ― #CANEXWKND2026
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Rehabilitation and upgrade works ongoing at Modotel Hotel, Central Business District, Enugu. π¨ποΈ
Is this what you want to be doing till election? Na wa o
I am deeply saddened and outraged by the unfortunate incident that occurred on 2nd November 2026 at Umuokara Village, Orba, in Udenu Local Government Area, where peaceful elderly men and women were reportedly subjected to tear-gas attacks by operatives of the Nigeria Police Force.
What happened in Umuokara is unacceptable, deeply disturbing and completely inconsistent with the values of a democratic society.
I find it particularly painful that people who gathered peacefully to pray for their son, my Deputy Governorship Candidate, Dr. Frank Omeje Okenwa, were allegedly treated as though they were criminals. These were fathers, mothers, grandparents and ordinary members of a community who came together in an expression of love, solidarity and goodwill.
They were not carrying weapons. They were not threatening anybody. They were simply exercising their freedom to gather and pray.
Even more disturbing are reports that the organisers had made the necessary arrangements for police coverage and paid the requested sum of β¦160,000 through POS, following the directive of the Divisional Police Officer, Mr. Abraham Abrajas. Yet, the very institution expected to provide security allegedly became the source of fear and distress.
I have been informed that several victims, including elderly citizens, suffered from the effects of the tear gas, with some requiring hospitalisation. My heart goes out to every affected person. I sincerely wish them a speedy recovery, and I want them to know that their pain is not being ignored.
Let me state clearly: I will never accept a situation where the fundamental rights of the people of Enugu State are sacrificed on the altar of political interests.
Democracy is not a privilege granted by those in power. It is a constitutional right belonging to every Nigerian. Every citizen has the freedom to support a political party, associate with a candidate, attend a political gathering or express an opinion without fear of harassment or intimidation.
Our political differences should never make us enemies. An election should never become a licence to unleash violence on innocent citizens. The police must remain an impartial institution established to protect lives and property, not an instrument for suppressing legitimate political participation.
Unfortunately, this incident comes against the background of other reported attacks and acts of intimidation against members and supporters of our party in Enugu State. Such developments are dangerous to our democracy and must not be allowed to become the political culture of our state.
I call on the Inspector-General of Police and the Commissioner of Police, Enugu State, to urgently investigate this incident, establish the circumstances surrounding the operation and ensure that any officer found to have acted unlawfully is held accountable.
To my brother and Deputy Governorship Candidate, Dr. Frank Omeje Okenwa, and the entire Umuokara community, I stand with you. I share in your pain and condemn in the strongest terms any attempt to intimidate you for exercising your constitutional rights.
To the people of Enugu State, I want to assure you that our commitment to the Rescue Mission remains firm. We are not in this struggle to create enemies, settle scores or divide our people. We are here because Enugu deserves better. We believe in a state where the government listens, where institutions serve the people, where the law applies equally to everyone and where no citizen is afraid to express a political opinion.
I will not be distracted by intimidation, discouraged by threats or deterred by acts of oppression. Our mission is bigger than any individual, and our determination is rooted in the collective desire of Ndi Enugu for a better future.
No amount of intimidation can permanently silence a people who have decided to reclaim their future.
Sir Christian Chinyeaka Ohaa
NDC Governorship Candidate, Enugu State
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Jon Ossoff could win 40 states in 2028 including South Carolina, Kentucky and Mississippi.
Democrats would be crazy to even think about anyone else.
Clear the field and let him work
Giving Trump vibes. SMH
Abdul El-Sayed TROLLING Trump and JD Vance After Winning Michiganβs Senate Race
To JD Vance: βHabibi, there is this delicious irony in the fact that youβre constitutionally obligated to swear me in, in January.β
To Trump: βI know you struggle with my name, so after JD swears me in, you can just go on and call me Senator.β
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If Republicans ever want to win again, we have to:
1. Stay out of the Middle East
2. Fight for the Middle Class
3. Defend the Constitution
No more worshipping Trump or Israel. Time for actual America First.
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America should end the war with Iran asap. Just do a deal and get out of it. Thatβs what most Americans want because they are sick of the impact on their cost of living. The war was uniquely unpopular at the start and is even more so now.
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Lagos leads the fiscal performance ranking in Nigeria (2026)
1. Lagos
2. Enugu
3. Bayelsa
4. Delta
5. Kebbi
6. Jigawa
7. Katsina
8. Kano
9. Edo
10. Bauchi
11. Taraba
12. Anambra
13. Akwa Ibom
14. Borno
15. Imo
16. Abia
17. Ebonyi
18. Gombe
19. Zamfara
20. Niger
21. Ondo
22. Oyo
23. Nasarawa
24. Kwara
25. Yobe
26. Ekiti
27. Sokoto
28. Benue
29. Kaduna
30. Adamawa
31. Ogun
32. Osun
33. Kogi
34. Plateau
35. Cross River
The ranking is based on BudgIT's 2026 State of States Fiscal Performance Assessment, which evaluates the 2025 fiscal performance of 35 Nigerian states using four weighted pillars: revenue performance (40%), fiscal viability (30%), debt sustainability (15%) and spending on selected critical sectors (15%).
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π³π¬ WHICH NIGERIAN STATES OFFER THE STRONGEST CASE FOR INVESTMENT? β 2026
State β Score (out of 100):
1 π£ Lagos β 74.9
2 π€ Rivers β 72.3
3 π£ Ogun β 69.1
4 π’ Enugu β 68.9
5 π£ Oyo β 63.0
6 π€ Delta β 61.4
7 π΄ Kano β 59.2
8 π£ Osun β 56.9
9 π€ Bayelsa β 56.4
10 π€ Akwa Ibom β 56.0
11 β« Gombe β 53.7
12 π’ Abia β 53.2
π£ SW π€ SS π’ SE π΄ NW β« NE
Lagos ranked first with 74.9, leading Rivers by 2.6 points. Southern states account for 10 of the top 12, while Northern states account for 2.
The Investability Index assesses where the risk-adjusted case for investment is strongest, considering fiscal self-reliance and safety (25% each), debt safety and investment and enterprise (20% each), and financial access (10%).
NB: Scores are out of 100, with higher scores indicating stronger investment conditions. Coverage includes all 36 states.
#StatiSense
(SysIN Insights)
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Layoffs at Disney, Canva, Squarespace
Voluntary buyouts at Microsoft, Google
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If @TheDemocrats are smart, theyβll realize that tonight is a mandate to govern from the center, not pull the country to the extreme left. Americans are tired of extremes and just want some normalcy.
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I am begging Democrats
Do not let liberals and leftists fuck this up.
You adopt woke 2.0 and we are right back to a Republican sweep next go around
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But in all things, you just have to observe how strong the forces of Pride and Power are to politics.
Americans dumped the Dems. because they became despotic, policing speech and forcing people into far-left beliefs.
Now, Trump as President wasted their trust, because he had nothing to lose.

























