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“POLITICAL CRACKDOWN: POLICE UNLEASH EXPLOSIVE REASONS WHY ADC SUPPORTERS WERE VIOLENTLY SCATTERED IN KADUNA!”

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The Kaduna State Police Command has officially addressed the dispersal of African Democratic Congress (ADC) supporters within the state, clarifying that the intervention was a necessary response to escalating public disorder and not a politically motivated action.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

In a statement released by Public Relations Officer DSP Mansir Hassan, the Command explained that the sequence of events began with a distress call from security personnel at Murtala Square, reporting that individuals were attempting to forcibly breach the facility’s premises. Police were immediately dispatched to de-escalate the situation and uphold public order.

Upon arrival, officers encountered a large crowd carrying banners marked with the “ADC” acronym. The police instructed the group that any planned event or access to Murtala Square required authorization and must follow established legal procedures. Initially, after this consultation, police withdrew from the scene as the situation appeared to be contained.

However, the Command stated that the group subsequently moved to WAFF Road, a major commercial thoroughfare in the metropolis, and proceeded towards NEPA Roundabout. The PPRO confirmed that protesters blocked the roadway, causing a complete standstill in vehicular traffic. This obstruction resulted in significant congestion and growing frustration among motorists and cyclists, leading to confrontations and a breakdown of public order.

Faced with this escalating security threat, police intervened to restore normalcy. DSP Hassan stated that “minimal and proportionate force, including tear gas,” was employed to disperse the crowd and prevent further chaos.

While emphasizing the Command’s respect for constitutional rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly, Hassan stressed that such rights must be exercised within the confines of the law. He asserted that citizens do not have the right to block major public roads, infringe upon the rights of others, or compromise public safety.

The PPRO concluded by clarifying that the police had no intention of stopping a lawful political gathering. He reiterated that the incident was a reactive security response to illegal actions on WAFF Road and not an effort to suppress political expression.

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‘Even Obasanjo Calls Me An International Agent’ – Orji Kalu Speaks On Alleged CIA Link.

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The lawmaker representing Abia North Senatorial District, Orji Uzor Kalu, has denied allegations linking him to the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Kalu made the clarification during an interview on Arise Television, where he was asked about his alleged connections with the CIA and Israel’s intelligence agency, Mossad.

The senator explained that his previous involvement in arms trading brought him into contact with both organisations, adding that they monitored his activities because of his business dealings.

He, however, insisted that knowing individuals within the agencies did not mean he worked for them or served as an intelligence operative.

He said, “Even if I know people there, I mean, I’m not working for them. I’m not an agent. Because I was trading in arms, I must know the two organisations very well. They were keeping an eye on me because I was selling arms.”

The former Abia State governor also dismissed suggestions that prominent personalities had described him as an international agent.

According to him, such descriptions do not define his identity, insisting that he knows who he is and makes efforts to maintain his relationships.

Kalu said, “Anybody can say anything. On some occasions, even President Obasanjo himself has called me an international agent. I mean, those things don’t remove anything from my skin because I know myself. I work hard to keep friendships.”

Mossad, officially known as the Institute for Intelligence and Special Operations, is Israel’s national intelligence agency.

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I Haven’t Had Sex In Seven Years’ – Lil Kesh Makes Shocking Revelation.

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Nigerian rapper Keshinro Ololade, popularly known as Lil Kesh, has cautioned women whose physical appearance could tempt him as he tries to maintain his decision to abstain from sexual activities.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The singer made this known in a video shared on his Instagram page, where he spoke about his commitment to celibacy and his efforts to remain focused.

In the video, Lil Kesh specifically addressed women who regularly visit the gym, drawing attention to their body shapes and physical features, which he admitted he finds tempting.

He appealed to such women to tone down their seductive appearances and movements around him, explaining that he was determined to maintain his celibate lifestyle.

The rapper also disclosed that he had abstained from sex for seven years.

He said, “Hello, if you know you are a gym girly and your back is looking like this, please, I’m gonna need you to tone it down. I have been celibate for 7 years; I am trying to focus; don’t konjibait me.”

In a related development, Nigerian content creator Adebayo Ridwan, popularly known as Isbae U, has opened up about the difficult period he experienced following the controversy surrounding him in 2022.

During an interview with Morayo Afolabi Brown, Isbae U revealed that the backlash was so severe that he began questioning whether his career had come to an end.

He explained that the situation became particularly difficult because people who had previously supported and praised his work began making negative comments about him.

The skit maker also disclosed that he sought advice from fellow content creator Mr Macaroni during the period.

According to him, he asked whether the controversy marked the end of his career, as he was uncertain about what the future held following the backlash.

Isbae U recalled that the experience taught him how quickly public perception can change when someone becomes embroiled in controversy.

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Atiku Breaks Silence On Fuel Subsidy, Reveals His Position On Restoration.

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The African Democratic Congress (ADC) presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, has reiterated his commitment to restoring petrol subsidy if elected president in the 2027 general election.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The former Vice-President made the pledge in a post shared on his X handle on Monday, alongside a campaign video outlining his position on the policy.

“My position stands! I will restore subsidy to make life easier and more affordable for Nigerians,” Atiku wrote.

The video compared petrol prices in Nigeria with those in other oil-producing countries, including Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Libya, Iran and Venezuela, arguing that citizens in those nations pay significantly less for the product.

According to the video, Atiku’s proposed subsidy arrangement would apply only to petrol refined locally, excluding imported products. The policy would also remain in place until domestic refineries become self-sustaining.

Atiku was further quoted in the clip as saying, “My position has not changed and will not change. I will restore it.”

President Bola Tinubu announced the removal of the petrol subsidy during his inauguration speech in May 2023. His administration subsequently promised to channel the savings from the policy into infrastructure development and social services.

Atiku has made the reversal of the subsidy removal a major part of his 2027 campaign agenda. Other promises include reopening Nigeria’s land borders and addressing insecurity.

He reiterated these commitments during the ADC presidential campaign flag-off rally in Sokoto on November 4.

The former Vice-President secured the ADC presidential ticket in May, marking his seventh attempt to become Nigeria’s president.

However, the Federal High Court in Abuja nullified his candidacy on November 5, alongside decisions taken by the party’s David Mark-led leadership.

The ADC has since appealed the judgment and is seeking a stay of execution.

The presidential election is scheduled for January 16, 2027, while governorship and State House of Assembly elections are slated for February 6, 2027.

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