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KEMI BADENOCH’S HATE FOR NIGERIA

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KEMI BADENOCH’S HATE FOR NIGERIA BY FEMI FANI-KAYODE

 

“I find it interesting that everyone defines me as a Nigerian. I identify less with the country than with my specific ethnic group. I have nothing in common with the people from the north of the country, the Boko Haram, where Islamism is. Being Yoruba is my true identity and I refuse to be lumped with the northern people of Nigeria who were our ethnic enemies, all in the name of being called a Nigerian”- @KemiBadenoch.

Kemi Badenoch MP, the leader of the British Conservative Party and Opposition in the @UKParliament, has refused to stop at just denigrating our country but has gone a step further by seeking to divide us on ethnic lines.

She claims that she never regarded herself as being a Nigerian but rather a Yoruba and that she never identified with the people from the Northern part of our country who she collectively describes as being “Boko Haram Islamists” and “terrorists”.

This is dangerous rhetoric coming from an impudent and ignorant foreign leader who knows nothing about our country, who does not know her place and who insists on stirring up a storm that she cannot contain and that may eventually consume her.

It is rather like saying that she identifies more with the English than she does with the Scots and the Welsh whom she regards as nothing more than homicidal and murderous barbarians that once waged war against her ethnic English compatriots!

All this coming from a young lady of colour that is a political leader in a multi-ethnic, multi-religious and multi-cultural country that lays claim to being the epitome of decency and civilisation! What a strange and inexplicable contradiction this is.

Her intentions are malevolent and insidious and her objective, outside of ridiculing and mocking us, is to divide us and bring us to our knees.

I am constrained to ask, what on earth happened to this creature in her youth and why does she hate Nigeria with such passion?

Did something happen to her when she lived here which she has kept secret?

Was she the victim of some form of deviant behaviour, abuse or perversion that has resulted in trauma, long term psychological damage & mental health issues?

Is this why she sees red and gets her pretty knickers in a twist whenever she hears “Nigeria”?

Why does the mention of the name of our country trigger such compulsive, violent and aggressive emotions and impulses in her?

Given her pathological hatred for Nigerians these are legitimate questions that need to be answered.

She hates us with what the Bible describes as “a perfect hatred” yet in a much publicised and widely read open letter written in 2010 during her first bid to be elected into the UK Parliament she begged the Nigerian community in her constituency to support her.

At that time, when she still needed us, she identified with Nigerians but everything changed after she was elected.

At that point, in her conflicted and confused mind, all Nigerians became demons, all Englanders became angels and her disdain and contempt for us was unmasked!

She hates us with a perfect hatred yet she still has the effontry and nerve to haul her rotund posterior back to our country with one Hamish, who I am told is her English husband, to watch polo at the Lagos Polo Club.

This is the same country that she has described as being a lawless jungle and corrupt stinking edifice from which no good can come and that is filled with nothing but apes, monsters and the criminally insane.

The truth is that the creature called Kemi Badenoch is nothing but a b*tch on heat. She needs to be tamed and caged.

 

She is Aunty Jemima on steroids and the President of the International House Ni*gers Association.

Her Nigerian passport (if she still has one) ought to be revoked and she should never be allowed to set her leperous foot in our country again.

She should take Vice President Kashim Shettima’s @KashimSM counsel seriously and drop Kemi as her name.

She should formally wipe her maiden name of Adegoke off the record as well and publicly renounce and disavow her father, mother, siblings and Nigerian lineage and heritage.

 

She does not want to identify with us and we do not want to identify with her.

 

She sees us as being corrupt and evil and we see her as being the devil incarnate and the spawn of satan. There can be no fellowship between us.

 

The truth is that she is no longer a mere irritant or the inconsequential object of our contempt and ridicule but she can now be comfortably and legitimately described as ‘public enemy number one’ of our beloved nation.

She should stick to the affairs of her UK, face it’s ruling Labour Party and it’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer @Keir_Starmer and LEAVE NIGERIA ALONE!

On a lighter note it is a

pity that I stopped playing polo many years ago because if it had been in my days that she attempted to visit the Lagos Polo Club she would not have got past the gate and if she managed to do so our grooms and horseboys would have pasted her self-hating, unpatriotic, ungrateful, treacherous and ever so plain face with Argentinian pony dung before tarring and feathering her.

How times have changed!

 

 

(FFK)

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Tragedy in Ibadan: Parents Grieve as Funfair Stampede Claims Lives of Many Children

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Tragedy in Ibadan: Parents Grieve as Funfair Stampede Claims Lives of Many Children

Tragedy in Ibadan: Parents Grieve as Funfair Stampede Claims Lives of Many Children

 

A devastating stampede during a children’s funfair in Ibadan, the capital of Oyo State, has left many families shattered as an unconfirmed number of children lost their lives on Wednesday. Preliminary reports indicate that over 30 children may have perished, with many others sustaining injuries in the tragic incident.

The stampede occurred at Basorun Islamic High School, the venue for a privately organized funfair. Oyo State’s Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Dotun Oyelade, confirmed the incident and stated that the state government had swiftly mobilized a rapid response team to handle the situation.

Victims were transported to various hospitals within the Ibadan metropolis for urgent medical care. Oyelade expressed appreciation to the Commissioner for Health, Oluwaserimi Ajetunmobi, for immediately deploying response teams to assist at the scene. “The state government will do all in its power to stand by the victims of this fateful incident during this trying period,” Oyelade stated.

The commissioner emphasized that the government was not involved in the planning of the event, nor was the Ministry of Health requested to provide logistical support. He stressed the importance of proper coordination when organizing large events, particularly those involving children and elders.

The exact number of casualties remains unclear as authorities await a detailed report from the Commissioner of Police. Concerned parents have been advised to visit the following hospitals with valid identification to locate their children:

  • Patnas Hospital, Basorun
  • Western Hospital, Basorun
  • Ringroad State Hospital
  • Molly Specialist Hospital
  • University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan

Eyewitness accounts suggest that the stampede occurred as attendees, mostly children, tried to force their way through the main gate of the school. Sources revealed that the event was initially planned for 5,000 children, but over 7,500 showed up, overwhelming the organizers. Some parents and children reportedly spent the night at the venue in anticipation of the event.

An administrative officer at Patnas Hospital, Olufeyemi Tolulope, recounted the harrowing scenes: “Six children were brought in around 8 a.m. Four were confirmed dead, while two are currently receiving treatment. One has since been discharged, and the other is stable and recovering.”

The tragedy has left parents and families in deep anguish. A bereaved parent at one of the hospitals cried out, “I did not imagine this would happen. We were together yesterday, not knowing it would be the last time. My daughter cannot be dead. Doctor, please wake her up.”

Parents are now calling on the government to expedite the release of their children’s bodies for burial. At the University College Hospital, Ibadan, grief-stricken families mourned their losses, with many still seeking confirmation of their children’s fates.

The private organizers of the event have come under scrutiny for failing to manage the overwhelming turnout. The tragedy serves as a grim reminder of the need for meticulous planning and safety measures at large gatherings, particularly those involving vulnerable groups such as children.

As investigations continue, the government has urged the public to remain calm, assuring that comprehensive support will be provided to all affected families during this period of mourning.

 

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Genesis Global Harvest’s Turning Point Event Draws Over 10,000 Worshipers

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Genesis Global Harvest's Turning Point Event Draws Over 10,000 Worshipers “I am the harvest. If you are unfamiliar with the story, refrain from attacking the glory.” – Oluwaseun Fabiyi

Genesis Global Harvest’s Turning Point Event Draws Over 10,000 Worshipers

“I am the harvest. If you are unfamiliar with the story, refrain from attacking the glory.” – Oluwaseun Fabiyi

In the vibrant tradition of annual harvest celebrations among white garment churches in Lagos and across Nigeria, Genesis Global International, led by Prophet Israel Oladele Ogundipe (popularly known as Prophet Genesis), has set a new standard for excellence in event organization and spiritual worship. The church’s unique approach to its programs has earned widespread admiration, and its recent Harvest of Turning Point and Hallel Night Altar of Praise were no exceptions.
Genesis Global Harvest's Turning Point Event Draws Over 10,000 Worshipers
“I am the harvest. If you are unfamiliar with the story, refrain from attacking the glory.” – Oluwaseun Fabiyi
The event, which drew over 10,000 worshipers from within and beyond Nigeria, marked a significant milestone for Genesis Global. This week-long celebration began with impactful community outreach, including free medical services and empowerment initiatives spearheaded by the Genesis Foundation. Vulnerable groups such as widows, widowers, and the less privileged were supported through the church’s efforts.
The highlight of the week was the much-anticipated Hallel Night of Praise on Friday, December 13, 2024. Hosted at the expansive Genesis Dominion City, a 10-acre property equipped with state-of-the-art facilities including a permanent underground stage, the event featured performances from over 20 gospel artists across various countries.
The ceremony commenced at midnight with a powerful opening prayer by Pastor Obaloluwa Samuel, followed by uplifting worship led by the Genesis Global Church Choir. The atmosphere was electrified as worshipers experienced a divine outpouring of blessings. The presence of international dignitaries and diaspora guests added to the grandeur of the occasion.
One of the night’s most memorable moments was the dramatic entrance of Prophet Genesis on a white horse, accompanied by seven young church members carrying symbolic harvest items. The scene, filled with traditional music and dance, elevated the worship to a new level. Prophet Genesis addressed the congregation, stating that his entrance symbolized gratitude to God for his journey from humble beginnings to success.
During his opening speech, Prophet Genesis used items like oranges, sugarcane, and bananas to illustrate the meaning of harvest, declaring himself the “harvest” (translated as Emi Gangan ni Ikore). He cautioned critics, saying, “If you are unaware of the story, do not attack the glory.”
The event featured stellar performances by notable gospel artists, including Wumi Awoniyi (Gbogomifunmi), London-based Image, and Ibadan choreographers who delivered a breathtaking display. Artists like Chigozie Wisdom, Joshua Michael, Engovisions, and Segun Johnson further enriched the worship experience, leaving attendees in awe.

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Nigeria Customs Service Approves Promotion of 1,419 Junior Officers

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Nigeria Customs Service Approves Promotion of 1,419 Junior Officers By Ifeoma Ikem

Nigeria Customs Service Approves Promotion of 1,419 Junior Officers

By Ifeoma Ikem

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has announced the promotion of 1,419 junior officers across various ranks, marking a significant step in its workforce development. The promotions were approved during the 10th Management meeting chaired by the Comptroller General of Customs (CGC), Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, on November 29, 2024.
Nigeria Customs Service Approves Promotion of 1,419 Junior Officers

By Ifeoma Ikem
The comprehensive promotion exercise covered both General Duty and Support Staff categories, reflecting the officers’ performance in the 2024 promotion exercise.
Highlights of the promotions include:
346 General Duty and 384 Support Staff officers elevated from Assistant Inspector of Customs (AIC) to Inspector of Customs (IC).
4 General Duty and 13 Support Staff officers promoted from Customs Assistant I (CAI) to Assistant Inspector of Customs (AIC).
372 General Duty and 59 Support Staff officers advanced from Customs Assistant II (CAII) to Customs Assistant I (CAI).
188 General Duty and 54 Support Staff officers moved up from Customs Assistant III (CAIII) to Customs Assistant II (CAII).
In a statement by Abdullahi Maiwada, the National Public Relations Officer of Customs, the promotion underscores the transformative leadership of CGC Adeniyi and his commitment to fostering career growth within the service.
“By prioritising career growth as a cornerstone of workforce motivation, this administration inspires a culture of excellence, empowering employees to achieve their full potential and driving the organisation toward unparalleled service delivery,” the statement read.
The CGC also extended his congratulations to the newly promoted officers, urging them to intensify their efforts in fulfilling the NCS’s core mandates of revenue generation, anti-smuggling activities, and trade facilitation.
Meanwhile, the promotion list for senior officers is currently under review and awaiting approval from the Nigeria Customs Service Board.

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