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Isese Day exposes Nigerians hiding under Muslim as their religion

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Isese Day exposes Nigerians hiding under Muslim as their religion

Isese Day exposes Nigerians hiding under Muslim as their religion

 

 

ISESE DAY– The crisis between traditional worshipers and Islamic scholars exposed a lot of people we thought were Muslims. It will be very difficult to fight religious war in Yorubaland especially in Ogun state, Lagos State and Osun state with the crowds I saw yesterday online during ISESE FESTIVAL

 

 

 

 

If we separate traditional worshipers from Islamic religion and Christianity Muslims are a minority in Yorubaland even Oba of Iwo land in Osun state who said he doesn’t want traditional worshipers in IWO LAND before yesterday leave Palace and Iwo Town for Traditional worshipers peacefully (Oba kin sa laafin) and he later send a greetings message via Video on social media to the traditional worshipers and the State governor.

 

Isese Day exposes Nigerians hiding under Muslim as their religion

 

 

Yoruba indigenous are more unique and accommodating than any region in the world and that is why we are so special and exposed with sounds educational background we can rule the world because we think for ourselves and respect our culture and traditions

It will be very difficult in a family not to see the mixed religious background we have Christians Muslim and traditional worshipers in almost every family in Yorubaland and we celebrate together peacefully

In my own mother side and father’s side I am the only Muslim while others choose to be a Christians and we celebrate religion together peacefully although all religions are acceptable in the Royal house. If not because I wasn’t around yesterday august 20th 2023 I would’ve been the one champion ISESE FESTIVAL in Igangan Ojuda Rulling house, Baaki Rulling house and Olu-Olo Running house we don’t discriminate in Royal house

I spent over 4m every year to celebrate Ramadan lecture even last year 2022 that I didn’t celebrate Ramadan lecture for my personal reasons I spent nothing less than 1.5m and all my brothers and sisters who choose to be christians with those who choose to be traditional worshipers including my Mother who is a Christian always present at the venue every year with their friends Religion is a beliefs and choice

I want to use this opportunity to tell our traditional leaders especially our KING (Oba) not to discriminate in terms of religion and politics whoever that wants to be a king should be ready to accept all Religious KING (OBA) is a Father to everybody in town all the religious and political party including visitors must be acceptable by king as a father is not by age but by the Throne and position

I will also advise my brothers sisters in Islam and Christianity to embrace peace we are all one family in Nigeria but different religions and beliefs

Kudus to the Aare ona kakanfo of Yorubaland
Kudus to Onirisa of Ife
Kudus to Alake of Egbaland
Kudus to Awujale of Ijebuland
Kudus to Eleko Oba of Lagos
Kudus to Olojokoro of Ojokoro
Kudus to Onimeran of meran land
Kudus to Awujako of Ijako Orile
Kudus to all Oba of Yorubaland

Happy Isese festival to all traditional worshipers we shall celebrate many more years

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Prince Amb (Dr) Adedipe Dauda Ewenla
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Araraume Felicitates With Tinubu At 73, Commends His Leadership Style

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A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Senator Ifeanyi Araraume has congratulated President Bola Tinubu on his 73rd birthday.

In his message, Araruame described Tinubu’s birthday as a time to celebrate a life dedicated to service, vision and national progress.

He stated that Tinubu’s leadership is dedicated to service, vision, and transformative leadership which continues to inspire hope for a better Nigeria.

Araraume in his message to the president said
“On this auspicious occasion of your 73rd birthday, I join millions of Nigerians and admirers worldwide in celebrating a life profoundly dedicated to service, vision, and transformative leadership. Your journey, marked by an unwavering commitment to the ideals of democracy and national progress, continues to inspire generations.

“Mr. President, your legacy as a foundational architect of modern Nigerian politics is indelible. From your pioneering role in Lagos State’s economic revitalization as Governor to your steadfast advocacy for equitable federalism and democratic consolidation, your leadership has consistently embodied courage, innovation, and inclusivity. Today, as our nation navigates complex challenges, your resolute focus on economic reform, security, and unity reaffirms your status as a visionary steward of Nigeria’s destiny.

“Your intellectual depth, political acumen, and unyielding optimism for a prosperous Nigeria resonate deeply with those who believe in the promise of this great nation. I am particularly inspired by your strategic approach to governance—rooted in wisdom, pragmatism, and an unshakable faith in the potential of our people.

“On this milestone, I pray Almighty God grants you enduring vitality, wisdom, and grace as you guide Nigeria toward its loftiest aspirations. May your year ahead be filled with joy, strength, and the fulfillment of seeing your labours yield lasting fruit for our beloved country.

“Happy 73rd Birthday, Mr. President! May history remember you as the leader who ignited Nigeria’s golden era”

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EFCC Dismisses Political Links in Achimugu Investigation, Reaffirms Independence

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EFCC Dismisses Political Links in Achimugu Investigation, Reaffirms Independence

EFCC Dismisses Political Links in Achimugu Investigation, Reaffirms Independence

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has categorically denied any political undertones in its ongoing investigation of businesswoman Aisha Achimugu, dismissing speculations that the probe is connected to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu.

The EFCC’s statement comes in response to a report by People’s Gazette, which suggested that Achimugu had allegedly funneled funds to Atiku and Peter Obi during the 2023 presidential election campaign, leading to friction between President Bola Tinubu and Governor Sanwo-Olu. The Commission has refuted these claims, emphasizing that its investigations are solely focused on Achimugu’s alleged criminal conspiracy and money laundering activities.

In a statement released via its official channels, the EFCC reaffirmed its neutrality and professional commitment to justice, stating, “The public is hereby notified that the investigation of Ms. Aisha Achimugu has no bearing, whether immediate or remote, on any political figure, including Atiku Abubakar or Babajide Sanwo-Olu. She is being investigated for alleged financial crimes and has been declared wanted by the Commission.”

The agency clarified that its investigation into Achimugu began in 2022 and was challenged in court when she sought an injunction preventing her arrest, interrogation, or prosecution. However, the Federal High Court in Abuja ruled against her on February 19, 2025, affirming the Commission’s authority to probe her alleged activities. The court also upheld an interim order for the forfeiture of assets suspected to be proceeds of crime, thereby dismissing her appeal as lacking merit.

This judicial backing, according to the EFCC, underscores the legitimacy of its probe and further reinforces the Commission’s stance that it operates without political bias. The EFCC warned against attempts to misinterpret its work, stating, “We remain a non-partisan and non-sectarian institution committed to the fight against corruption. The public is urged to disregard any attempts to link our work to political maneuvering.”

The Presidency also weighed in on the matter, describing claims of a political conspiracy against Atiku and Sanwo-Olu as baseless. The administration accused Atiku of spreading unsubstantiated rumors, maintaining that President Tinubu had no hand in the EFCC’s probe of Achimugu.

As the investigation unfolds, the EFCC has reiterated its commitment to due process and transparency, vowing that no individual, regardless of status or affiliation, will be shielded from the law if found culpable. The agency urged anyone with relevant information regarding Achimugu’s whereabouts to come forward, emphasizing its determination to bring financial criminals to justice.

 

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President Tinubu Orders Manhunt as 16 Travellers Lynched in Edo Mob Attack

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President Tinubu Orders Manhunt as 16 Travellers Lynched in Edo Mob Attack

 

Nigeria has been shaken by the horrific murder of 16 travellers in Uromi, Edo State, an act of jungle justice that has drawn nationwide condemnation, including from President Bola Tinubu and several state governors. The President has ordered an urgent manhunt for the killers, as calls for justice grow louder.

Mistaken Identity Turns Deadly

The victims, who claimed to be hunters, were travelling in a Dangote Cement truck when they were stopped by local vigilantes around 1:30 PM in Udune Efandion community. Upon searching the truck, dane guns were discovered, triggering an angry mob attack.

A gruesome video circulating on social media captured the travellers pleading for their lives as they were brutally beaten, lynched, and set ablaze. The chilling footage showed some community members going about their daily activities, seemingly unfazed by the unfolding horror.

An eyewitness, identified as John, revealed that the mob mistook the travellers for kidnappers. “After seeing the travellers with guns, the vigilantes raised the alarm, and people descended on them. However, they should have been handed over to the police,” he lamented.

A particularly disturbing scene in the video showed a resident using a wheelbarrow to dump one of the victims into the raging fire, as bystanders mocked their cries for mercy.

Delayed Police Response and Arrests

The Edo State Police Command confirmed that by the time officers arrived at the scene, the damage had been done. However, they managed to rescue ten of the travellers, two of whom sustained serious injuries and were rushed to the hospital.

Police spokesman Moses Yamu stated that 14 suspects have been arrested, while tactical units, including the Police Mobile Force, have been deployed to prevent further violence. He also warned against unlawful gatherings that might escalate tensions in the community.

Tinubu and Governors Demand Justice

President Bola Tinubu, visibly disturbed by the attack, has ordered security agencies to hunt down the perpetrators and ensure they face the full weight of the law. In a statement, he expressed his condolences to the victims’ families and warned that mob justice has no place in Nigeria.

“The President noted that jungle justice has no place in Nigeria, and all Nigerians have the freedom to move freely in any part of the country,” the statement read.

The Northern States Governors’ Forum (NSGF) also condemned the killings. Its chairman, Gombe State Governor Muhammadu Yahaya, described the act as barbaric and a gross violation of human rights. He urged authorities to swiftly arrest and prosecute those responsible, emphasizing that all Nigerians deserve to travel freely without fear.

Atiku, Okpebholo, Obi React

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar also joined the chorus of outrage, demanding a full investigation. “This unfortunate incident demands a thorough, transparent, and impartial investigation to ensure those responsible are brought to book. Justice must not only be done but must be seen to be done,” he wrote on X.

Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo described the killings as “barbaric and vicious” and vowed that his administration would not tolerate such lawlessness.

As the nation reels from this shocking act, the pressure is on law enforcement agencies to deliver swift justice and prevent future occurrences. Meanwhile, calls for community sensitization against jungle justice have intensified, as Nigerians demand a country where the rule of law prevails over mob violence.

 

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