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RUSSIAN LADY, SVETIANA ALEXANDROVNA , ASSUALTS AND RACIALLY ABUSES NIGERIANS AND THE POLICE DID NOTHING

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Who will save Nigerian youths from the incompetent and corrupt Law
Enforcement Agencies like the Nigerian Police? When Nigerian Police
Force top ranking officers aide foreigners to assault and racially
abuse the citizens of Nigeria on Nigerian soil, that’s the height of
betrayal!
The General Manager of New Ikenga Hotel and Resort Nsukka in Enugu
State, a Russian lady, by the name Svetiana Alexandrovna, assaulted
and racially abused responsible Nigerian Entrepreneurs who were having
a nice staff and management get together in her hotel. The management
and staff of this export company (name withheld) lodged in the hotel
on Sunday 15th of April 2018 and also had a get together at the bar of
Ikenga Hotels in Enugu.
Unfortunately one the staffers had too much to drink and vomited, this
is normal, it happens.  Svetiana Alexandrovna instead of instructing
the staffs of the hotel to help their customer clean up and stabilize,
started calling the customers unprintable names. She called him “King
Of The Forest”, Homosapian”, “Black Goat” !!!
This Russian lady, who it has been alleged is owing her staffs two
months salary, rained these unprintable names on him while covering
her nose to suggest that her Nigerian customers were oozing and not of
her racial class.  She screamed at them like worthless animals with
confidence and ordered her security officers to throw the guy out of
the hotel premises.
He was left outside from 11 PM to 2 AM. When one of the staffs went
out to check on him, to his utter shock he discovered that the guy was
not just thrown out but mercilessly beaten like a hardcore criminal,
with bruises all over his body.
The security officers also hit him on his eyes which was undergoing
medical treatment. As you read, he can’t see with that eye anymore,
that eye is now blind. As if the humiliation by a Russian on their
father’s land was not enough, while they were in a meeting the next
morning 16th of April, they were interrupted by officers of the
Nigerian Police. They were arrested and taken to the station. For what
one would ask? For buying drinks while lodging in your hotel or for
vomiting? Is this Saudi Arabia or United Arab Emirate?
They got to the station by 10: 45 AM. Svetiana Alexandrovna refused to
show up which delayed them and cost them an extra business day in
Enugu. She arrived by 5 PM and to the shock of everybody continued
raining abuses on these Nigerians in front of the DPO, Badamosi
Mohammed, who was at this moment begging her and making her feel
untouchable . Svetiana Alexandrovna repeatedly called them King Of The
Forest, Black Goats, Homosapians in front of the DPO who instead of
arresting her for racial abuse or even try to tell her to stop abusing
Nigerians on the soil of their birth, was cap in knees begging her
like his master to calm down.
The worst happened when one of the company staffs tried to tell their
side of the story, the DPO shouted him down and walked him out of his
office…. That’s the height of the humiliation. A foreigner now has
more rights and privileges than Nigerian citizens in Nigeria! This can
never happen in any European country at least not in Russia .
They left the station by 5:30 PM and were shocked to be told that they
must also pay for full day’s hotel bill. The company paid for extra
day they didn’t use and also footed the bill of the wounded victim.
What a country, when will Nigerian security agencies start protecting
the interest of innocent citizens?

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Akintunde Supercharges City Boy Movement: Donates Five Buses, Endorses One-Million-Vote Target for Tinubu in Oyo

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Akintunde Supercharges City Boy Movement: Donates Five Buses, Endorses One-Million-Vote Target for Tinubu in Oyo

 

Senator Yunus Akintunde, representing Oyo Central Senatorial District, has announced the donation of five operational buses to the City Boy Movement in Oyo State, giving a major logistics boost to the group’s expanding grassroots mobilisation ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The commitment was made during a courtesy visit by the Oyo State leadership of the movement to the senator’s Ibadan residence—part of the group’s ongoing engagements with key political stakeholders across the state.

Senator Akintunde, while commending the movement for what he described as “consistent, organised, and youth-driven mobilization,” said the City Boy Movement had become a formidable political structure bridging the gap between young people and political leadership.

He praised the group’s statewide presence and strategic mobilisation efforts, noting that their activities had strengthened political awareness in hard-to-reach communities.

“In support of your operations, I will be donating five buses. These are essential needs for coordination and I am fully convinced that any investment made in this movement is worth it,” Akintunde said.

He reminded the gathering that he is also a proud member of the City Boy Movement, adding:
“Our mission is clear—to build and sustain a government that is reliable, responsible, and responsive.

The results of the current administration’s policies are beginning to show, and we must encourage our people to stay the course.

Obstacles will come, but with determination, we will achieve our goals.”

Director of the City Boy Movement in Oyo State, Hon. Femi Onireti, said the organisation had intensified mobilisation for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s re-election, declaring that the group is targeting one million votes for the President in 2027.

“We are prepared to go all out. Our target is one million votes for President Tinubu in Oyo State, and our mobilisation machinery has been activated across all zones,” Onireti stated.

Corroborating this, the Oyo State Coordinator of the movement, Chief Ahmed Ajibola, revealed that the group already has more than 50,000 registered members and well-structured presence across all 351 wards in Oyo State, a network he described as “an asset for deep grassroots penetration.”

The leadership of the City Boy Movement expressed profound appreciation to Senator Akintunde for his support, describing him as a steadfast ally of youth political participation and grassroots development.

Other members who spoke during the visit reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening the organisation’s mobilisation activities as preparations toward future political engagements intensify across the state.

E-signed:

Olufemi Onireti,
Director,
City Boy Movement,
Oyo State.

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Prolific director Olawale Samson Adebayo wishes on his birthday celebration 

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Prolific director Olawale Samson Adebayo wishes on his birthday celebration 

 

A film director and a film producer cum creative writer with lot of films to his credit,Oluwale Samson Adebayo is a man of class and taste when it comes to entertainment industry. And so it was not a thing of exaggeration when this handsome dude who has been in industry for over two decades rolled out the carpet to celebrate his birthday on Saturday,2nd of May,2026.

 

” I give God the glory for adding another year to my year today (02/05/2026)

 

I want to also thank my family, friends and my fans who woke me up with their greetings, I can’t thank them enough”

 

Not new to the industry, Samson have directed over 140 movies, including Yoruba, English, series, Cinema and so on , yet he’s not relenting on adding values to the Industry

 

“I want to build film village, it will be a new level of international film making, possibly during one of my birthday celebration it will be unveiled”

 

” I have a dream concerning the industry, and that is to make my mark known beyond Nigeria border” says Sammy who acknowledge Anta Laniyan as his role model

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Oyo State City Boy Movement Director, Onireti Vows To Deliver Tinubu, Oyo APC in 2027

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*Oyo State City Boy Movement Director, Onireti Vows To Deliver Tinubu, Oyo APC in 2027*

 

The Director of the City Boy Movement in Oyo State, Hon. Olufemi Onireti has reaffirmed the organisation’s commitment to working with all party structures, wards, and stakeholders across the state to secure the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and to return Oyo State to the All Progressives Congress (APC).

He said this in a statement made available to newsmen today, describing this mission as a collective responsibility to the people, and one being pursued with coordination, clarity of purpose, and unwavering dedication.

He noted that the City Boy Movement has evolved into a vibrant and deeply rooted grassroots network driven by individuals who understand local realities.

According to him, the movement’s strength is visible not only in its growing numbers but also in its active engagement across communities, zones, and local councils.

“We are not bystanders; we are part of the system we seek to improve. Our connection to the people enables us to mobilise effectively, communicate clearly, and remain aligned with the needs and expectations of citizens,” he said.

The Director commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for demonstrating firm resolve in tackling long-standing national challenges and laying a foundation for a more stable and productive economy.

He acknowledged that while some policy outcomes are already evident, others require time, consistency, and continued public backing to yield lasting impact.

He urged Nigerians, particularly the people of Oyo State to remain steadfast during this period.

“This is not the time to waver. It is the time to stand firmly behind a leadership committed to long-term progress,” he stated.

He assured the people of Oyo State that their trust in the movement and the APC is well placed.

According to him, the mission to reclaim the state and restore governance that genuinely reflects the will of the people is being pursued with absolute focus and dedication.

“We will stay the course. We will stay connected to you. Together, we will achieve the outcomes we desire,” he affirmed.

The statement concluded with a call for sustained support from residents of Oyo State.

He urged them to keep faith with the City Boy Movement and remain confident that the collective efforts underway will lead to success.

E-signed:

*Olufemi Onireti,*
_Director,_
City Boy Movement,
Oyo State.

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