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🚨🇺🇸 BREAKING — Mississippi:
Sen. Colom will NOT support Schumer for leader:
“It is not good that leader Jeffries and leader Schumer live in the same NY Neighborhood..
I want somebody that understands rural America...”
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He interrupted. Like they always do. Thought he could talk over her, steamroll her time, dismiss her authority. But Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett didn’t raise her voice. Didn’t match his energy. Didn’t need to. She just stopped, looked at him,
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MY FURTHER INVESTIGATIONS AND FINDINGS ON THE ABANDONED 300 CONTAINERS OF POWER SECTOR EQUIPTS AT THE PORTS 👇👇👇👇
There is important historical connection involving ROCKSON ENGINEERING LTD owned by Arik Air's former owner ( Sir Joseph Arumeni Akhide) and Federal Government power contracts.
Important to note that owner of ROCKSON ENGINEERING, Sir Joseph Arumeni Akhide was a very strong ally of OBJ so he was allegedly one of those highly favored to corner Power Sector contracts ( under OBJ / ATIKU govt) that fell into the debacle of IMPORTED POWER SECTOR EQUIPMENT ABANDONED IN SEVERAL CONTAINERS AT THE PORTS...including ONNE PORT.
Now I am beginning to think that the alleged $16 Billion Power sector fund ALLEGEDLY handled by Atiku that cannot be unaccounted for may be linked to some of these contracts that led to ABANDONED CONTAINERS!!🤔🤔🤔
See How Power sector FAILED🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲
WHAT MY INVESTIGATION 🔎 FOUND
1) Not all the 300 containers are linked to ROCKSON ENGINEERING. But some good numbers are linked especially the ones abandoned at Onne Port
2) The 300 containers were abandoned in mutiple import orders over a Span of 12( 2014) to 20 years ( 2005/2006) . ( All Years of PDP GOVT 🤭🫢🫢)
3) They represent multiple import consignments associated with different contractors, power projects and federal govt agencies and periods of importation.
4) I could only ascertain some involving ROCKSON. Which are:
a) KADUNA POWER PLANT: Abandoned and held by Ports due to alleged disagreement on outstanding unpaid demurrages
This contract was by ROCKSON and GENERAL ELECTRIC
b) ALAOJI POWER PLANT/ NDPHC : Allegedly Abandoned due to lack of financial ability of Rockson to discharge terms of LC and issues of payments owed by Niger Delta Power Holding Coy, to ROCKSON
c) Take over of ROCKSON by AMCON due to huge multibillion outstanding debts owed to Banks, which led to many Power sector projects being executed by ROCKSON abandoned, including the related imported equipments at the Ports
SO MANY UNCANNY SITUATIONS and QUESTIONS
1) Why did FG under OBJ/ ATIKU give multiple power contracts to one company that didnt have adequate FUNDING CAPACITY?
2) Was ROCKSON ever paid on these contracts..in full or in part....if yes...then what happened to the funds that it was never enough to execute ?
3) Are there other "POWER SECTOR MAFIA" influence that made sure these equipments were not released???
Now we can see why NIGERIA POWER SECTOR PROJECTS FAILED AND DELIVERED DARKNESS through the period despite $16 Billion blown up!!
NEXT....MOVING ON>>>
Now that President Tinubu has put words into ACTION through the current Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, we hope these equipments will still be useful ( after testing) and deployed quickly to sites of ALL ABANDONED PROJECTS.
MAY NIGERIA 🇳🇬 SUCCEED🙏
Thank you Dr @SamAmadi Sir, for giving me a bit of background to research further.🙏🙏
POWER sector is a major area for Nigeria so we all need to know how efforts funded to revamp it started failing... .
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“Maybe it’s because I’m gay, but pettiness is a thing. We’re not going to forget these crimes.” —Rep. Robert Garcia on prosecuting Trump’s administration
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36 State ADC Party Chairmen welcome the judgement that sacked the hijackers of their political party
©️ @channelstv
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To those screaming that Nigeria will burn if Atiku is not on the ballot… YOU HAVE A MAIL! 😂
Watch this. 👇
A little too late in the day now, isn’t it?
They were supposed to have stood up to him before he plunged the whole world into high cost of living crisis.
The quicker Jan comes and their majority is relinquished the better.
BREAKING: The Senate just voted 50-46 to strip Donald Trump of his power to impose tariffs.
Multiple Republicans joined Democrats to shut him down, second night in a row the GOP has turned on him.
Trump’s grip on his own party is cracking in real time.
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These Senate votes took place in October 2025, not this week. The Senate passed S.J.Res.88 on global tariffs 51-47, the vote shown in the video. The 50-46 vote, held the same week, was on Canada tariffs.
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Ola Falayi retweeted
#BlueLegacy I follow Joy Reid on Substack (*interesting finds on her set). Anyways, today she focused on the dark, rich, racist past of Hyde-Smith’s family…..good lawd.
#DemsUnited You might wanna sit down for this lesson in hate and the correlations given to retain power and privilege…
Scott Colom should be Mississippi’s first African American Senator RIGHT NOW, TODAY!
Lemme know your opinions/thoughts about this one…
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THE HISTORY MOMENT FOR NIGERIA U-17 FEMALE FOOTBALL TEAM AS THEY LIFT THE TROPHY OF HISTORY. THE FIRST OF IT KIND IN AFRICA.
Nigeria’s Flamingos make history as the first African Nation to win the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup.
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Nigeria lost their opening game at the U-17 Women's World Cup but still went on to lift the trophy 🇳🇬🏆
If you like, give up.
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All praises due to God!💃
We did it!!
Day 30 of 30😁🫶❤️
Btw, Manchester United plays tomorrow and the whole world is suddenly happy again.☕️
🚨🎙️ Wayne Rooney on Arsenal's performances this season 🔴💣
“I have to be honest, Arsenal are enjoying one of the luckiest eras in Premier League history. They are playing some really poor football, but unfortunately for the rest of the league, nobody seems capable of putting them under serious pressure. Let's stop pretending they are playing fantastic football because what I'm watching is far from impressive.
Look at their last three Premier League games. They haven't managed to score more than one goal in any of them. For a team supposedly dominating English football, that's hardly something to celebrate. They struggle to score goals, their attacking football is hardly entertaining, and I honestly question whether they can maintain this level when they come up against Europe's biggest teams.
Last season, I called them one of the least convincing teams to win the Premier League, and this season, I'm seeing the same problems all over again. They seem comfortable winning games without actually convincing anybody. If I were an Arsenal supporter, I would be asking serious questions rather than celebrating every result as proof that this team is special.
We all watched their performance against Hull City today. Forget the result for a moment and look at the football they actually played. Is this genuinely the best team in England? Because if that's the standard of the Premier League right now, then I think the competition has seriously dropped.
The truth is, Arsenal are benefiting from a period where their rivals are simply not doing enough to challenge them. That doesn't automatically make them a great team. You cannot convince me that a side playing this kind of football is ready to dominate against the very best.
For me, Hull City were the more impressive side in several aspects of that game. Arsenal got the result, but let's not confuse winning with playing well. Sometimes you have to be honest: Arsenal are getting the results, but the performances are nowhere near as impressive as their supporters want everyone to believe.”
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Baby asked her mum “what are we eating this morning” the mum said “ we are fasting” watch her reply 🤣🤣🤣
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🚨🗣 Thierry Henry on Arsenal win against Hull city:
"First of all, Arsenal needs a striker, not just any type of a striker but a world striker to make quick and accurate decisions, Havertz was wasteful today sometimes, I prefer Arteta to play him in big games alone because he doesn't disappoint in those"
"This one goal was ok for the three points but, we need more goals and we need a lethal striker to score those goals, Alvarez and Osimhen are still available and plenty more good strikers out there"
🚨 Sergej Jakirović on Hull City's defeat to Arsenal:
🗣️ Reporter: “Sergej, what is your assessment of the game against the champions?”
Jakirović: “Now you understand why Arsenal are Premier League champions. They know exactly how to win football matches. We gave everything, matched them one-on-one in many areas and made life difficult for them, but against this Arsenal side, you cannot switch off for even a second. They can hurt you from any angle of the pitch.
“Martin Ødegaard got the goal, but Noni Madueke deserves huge credit. He's stepped up brilliantly in Bukayo Saka's absence. When Saka returns, Mikel Arteta will have a difficult decision to make between those two.
“Arteta also managed the game intelligently with his substitutions. Bringing on Viktor Gyökeres for Kai Havertz added a different threat up front. Eberechi Eze replaced Christos Tzolis, Mikel Merino came on for Declan Rice, while Piero Hincapié replaced Riccardo Calafiori. Those changes gave Arsenal fresh energy and helped them maintain control.
“People may call Arsenal boring, but football is about results, and they know how to get them. Credit to them. They are arguably the best team in the league, and congratulations to Mikel Arteta and his players.
“We did our best, but this result has taught us valuable lessons. Hull City are capable of competing, and we'll build on this experience as we fight to stay in the Premier League.”
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