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UNMASKING THE EVIL FORMATION OF AN INDIVIDUAL, INDEPENDENT PARALLEL PANEL OF ENQUIRY.
UNMASKING THE EVIL FORMATION OF AN INDIVIDUAL, INDEPENDENT PARALLEL PANEL OF ENQUIRY.
It is now in public domain that some individuals have orchestrated the setting up of a private, individual, independent, and parallel Panel of Enquiry named the Alliance for Survival of COVID-19 and Beyond (ASCAB). This panel has asked Nigerians to submit complaints of human right violations encountered, witnessed or heard during the #ENDSARS protest.
In a statement made available by ASCAB titled “Call for complaints of Human Rights Violations by Police, Military, and other Law Enforcement Agencies in Nigeria”, asked Nigerians to come forward to submit reports of human rights violations linked to the #ENDSARS. There were no restrictions for victims who had already submitted to panels set up by the government since according to ASCAB, outcomes and investigations might differ in form and content.
The panel is to receive complaints from the general public on violations before, during and after the #ENDSARS protest across Nigeria.
However, our coalition has observed with dismay that these are the same functions the judicial panel of enquiry set up by government is performing.
The duties as performed by the various judicial panels of enquiry are with utmost integrity and credibility as fresh facts and evidences are emerging. If we may ask; what is then the interest of the pioneers of this individual, independent parallel panel of enquiry?
Intelligence report has shown that Amnesty International and Transparency International has released the sum of $750,000 US dollars. This money is paid to a foreign account and more would be released for this parallel panel progresses provided that their clandestine aim is achieved.
The CNN, a news channel that has never seen anything good or reasonable in Nigeria is waiting to give coverage to this independent individual body of enquiry.
This panel targets at bringing the entire Police, Military and Para Military organizations in Nigeria to disrepute by presenting them to be as murderous as ever in the world with an aim of blackmailing some targeted officers with a view to prosecuting them at the ICC.
For the records, as civil society organizations domicile in Nigeria, it is our civic responsibility to lay distinctions between fiction and facts, false and truth, blackmail and reality. While we believe that we have some bad eggs within the police, military and other law enforcement agencies, just like any other part of the world as we have seen in the case of George Floyd in the US, an advanced democratic nation of the world and a defender of human rights across the globe.
Nigeria we know is an evolving democratic nation. Government is also seen to be committed to ensuring that perpetrators of heinous crimes or human rights violators are brought to justice. The disbandment of the SARS is evident.
Again, the #ENDSARS came with varying degrees of fatalities.
Recent activities by unscrupulous elements have shown their desire to acquire arms and ammunitions.
The Nigerian Police lost 37 officers and men who are performing their constitutional duties. These officers and men are someone’s father, someone’s mother, someone’s husband, someone’s wife, etc.
We saw in video clips how police stations were ransacked, weapons looted, policemen beaten to death and their remains roasted and eaten as seen in OGIDI, Anambra state by the so-called #ENDSARS protesters. Indeed, cannibalism was at play. Once again, this heinous and barbaric act was under reported.
Nigerian Army lost 7 soldiers and 10 riffles of AK-47 to #ENDSARS protest. But sadly in Nigeria, deaths recorded by the Nigerian Police, Military, etc. are analyzed in a most lopsided manner. The deaths are perceived as normal since they are personnel of the Armed Forces or law enforcement agencies. Wrong perception.
The #ENDSARS protesters burnt down 205 police stations. Some fire arms and police uniforms were looted by criminals. With this, crime may likely take an alarming dimension as an upsurge in criminal activity is expected to skyrocket.
A total of 196 policemen were injured,164 police vehicles were destroyed. The Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps, the Nigerian Customs Service and the Nigerian Immigration Service lost infrastructures, equipment and other valuables to the attack of hoodlums during the crises.
The Correctional Service Medium Security custodial centres in six states (Edo, Lagos, Abia, Delta, Ondo and Ebonyi) were attacked with 1,957 inmates set free
and 31 members of staff injured. A total of 57 civilians were also killed during the #ENDSARS protest.
Over 248 private stores owned by private individuals were looted. These are people who are not connected directly with government nor the #ENDSARS agitation. These are small and medium scale businesses employing thousands of youths.
Today, these businesses are in comatose with no possible means of revival in an economy that has moved into recession following the global pandemic and depression. The worse in 30 years.
Also, 71 public warehouses were looted. Food and materials meant for the palliatives and treatment of covid 19 patients were stored in these warehouses. Sadly, we saw individuals who made away with several bags of food stuffs. These are people agitating to right the wrongs in the society as the #ENDSARS supposedly depicts.
But in an ideal situation, we rather opine that such looters should also show some sign of exemplary leadership by taking just one (1) bag of rice or semovita each as the case may be while he gives way for other persons to get one bag as well. Ironically, in the video clips, we saw survival of the fittest at play. We saw greed. We saw hooliganism at play.
The jail brake in Benin City, Edo state was even more scaring. Hoodlums under the #ENDSARS cover besieged the reformation Centre shooting sporadically with several casualties. Thirteen (13) states and the FCT were worse hit by the #ENDSARS devastation. These includes: Lagos, Edo, Delta, Oyo, Kano, Plateau, Osun, Ondo, Ogun, Rivers, Abia, Imo, Ekiti state and the FCT.
A total of 205 critical national security assets, corporate facilities and private property were attacked, burnt or vandalized.
Several Banks were also looted across the nation. In Enugu state, it has been reported that 3 branches of First Bank were vandalized and some money carted away by #ENDSARS protesters. The protesters attacked several ATM machines in Kano state. In Broad street, Marina, Lagos state, a new generation bank was attacked and large unspecified sums of money carted away by protesters.
Lagos was the worst hit with over 200 BRT buses and station razed down by fire.
Over one Trillion Naira is required to fix the damaged infrastructure in Lagos state alone in a country with 98 million people living within the extreme poverty.
This is also a country with a high unemployment rate. Now the funds that would have been used to build industries which in turn would get a whole number of youths off the street would be used to replace these critical national infrastructures first, without which the state cannot function.
So any person or group of persons aiding, abating, sponsoring the formation of individual, independent panel of enquiry which is parallel to the ones already formed by government is grossly unpatriotic and does not have the interest of this great nation at heart. We believe that this panel is orchestrated, it has ulterior mission and prototype of targeted organizations and individuals to tarnish their image and witch- hunt them.
The panel seems to be replicating the script written by Amnesty International and Transparency International. Of course, most of these people have dual citizenship. So they can afford to burn down the country and move to some other nation to live. But for some of us, our lives begin and ends with Nigeria. We must therefore be warrying of these merchants of destruction. We call on Nigerians to be watchful.
As members of the fourth realm, our coalition hereby disassociate ourselves from this dastardly act, obviously inimical to the co-existence of this great nation.
Thank you.
Dr. Nwambu Gabriel,
For the coalition.
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IGP Closes PMF Commanders’ Training, Pledges Better Welfare, Tactical Capacity
IGP Closes PMF Commanders’ Training, Pledges Better Welfare, Tactical Capacity
The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, on Wednesday closed a Squadron Commanders’ Training Programme at the Police Mobile Force (PMF) Training College in Ende-Hills, Nasarawa State, vowing to strengthen leadership and operational effectiveness across the force.
At the ceremony, the IGP inspected training facilities including the simulation ground and shooting range, where he personally took part in tactical exercises. He told cadets of the Nigeria Police Academy undergoing training at the college to remain disciplined and focused, stressing that their effectiveness on the field would depend on the quality of their training.
“Resilience, professionalism, and strict adherence to human rights principles must guide your conduct,” Disu said.
Addressing the graduating squadron commanders, he urged them to apply their newly acquired skills in leadership, operational discipline, and tactical efficiency. He described the PMF as a “highly disciplined, responsive, and reliable tactical arm” of the Nigeria Police Force.
The IGP further reaffirmed his commitment to improving officers’ welfare and boosting operational capacity, assuring that formations would be adequately equipped to tackle evolving security challenges nationwide.
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Oyo 2027: Ajadi Secures Oke-Ogun PDP Backing, Holds Closed-Door Talks with Samuel Adejumobi (Agbarapo)
Oyo 2027: Ajadi Secures Oke-Ogun PDP Backing, Holds Closed-Door Talks with Samuel Adejumobi (Agbarapo)
Stakeholders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the Oke-Ogun zone of Oyo State on Tuesday received a leading governorship aspirant, Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo, in Saki, pledging political backing for his ambition ahead of the party’s primaries.
The stakeholders’ meeting, held at Saki City Hall, drew party leaders, community figures, and grassroots mobilisers from across the zone, reflecting the growing momentum surrounding Ajadi’s consultations across the state.
Addressing party faithful, Ajadi reiterated his commitment to building on the achievements of the current administration led by Governor Seyi Makinde, noting that continuity and expansion of ongoing projects would form the cornerstone of his policy direction.
“I will leverage the developmental strides of the present administration and ensure that their impact is extended to more communities across the state. Governance must be progressive, not disruptive,” Ajadi stated.
He outlined key areas of focus, including workers’ welfare and pension administration, promising a disciplined financial structure that guarantees prompt salary payments.
“Our workers deserve dignity and certainty. Salaries will be paid on or before the 25th of every month, and our retirees will receive improved attention. A government that neglects its workforce cannot deliver sustainable development,” he added.
Ajadi also disclosed plans for extensive grassroots engagement across all 33 local government areas of the state, aimed at identifying peculiar needs and integrating them into policy formulation.
“This is not just about ambition; it is about understanding the people. I will be embarking on a statewide tour to listen, learn, and design policies that reflect the realities at the grassroots,” he said.
Party leaders and stakeholders from Saki West and the wider Oke-Ogun zone pledged their support for Ajadi, citing his accessibility, philanthropic engagements, and perceived capacity to lead the state. Among those who spoke were Alhaji Rasak Aderele (popularly known as Super), Adeleke Thomas (Baba Elepo), and Hon. Coach Kehinde Adetola, who described him as a unifying figure capable of strengthening the PDP’s electoral chances.
Addressing concerns about internal party dynamics, Ajadi reaffirmed his loyalty to the PDP, dismissing speculation about a possible defection.
“I remain committed to the PDP. This is my party, and I believe in its vision. My focus is on securing the mandate of our members through consultations and consensus-building,” he said.
Shortly after the stakeholders’ engagement, Ajadi proceeded to a closed-door strategic meeting with a fellow PDP gubernatorial aspirant, Samuel Ademola Adejumobi, popularly known as “Agbarapo.”
Adejumobi, a prominent political figure from Atisbo Local Government Area in the Oke-Ogun zone, is a former Majority Leader of the Oyo State House of Assembly and currently serves as Special Adviser on Legislative Matters to Governor Makinde. The meeting, held indoors away from the larger gathering, was seen as part of ongoing consultations and alignment efforts among aspirants within the party.
Observers note that such high-level engagements signal a strategic attempt to foster unity and strengthen internal cohesion ahead of the PDP governorship primaries.
With growing grassroots support and intensified consultations across Oke-Ogun and beyond, Ajadi’s political activities continue to gather pace, positioning him as a formidable contender in the race for the party’s ticket.
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Four Times Primate Ayodele Warned About Resurfacing Of Covid-19 In Nigeria (VIDEOS)
Four Times Primate Ayodele Warned About Resurfacing Of Covid-19 In Nigeria (VIDEOS)
Nigerians have been gripped by fear since the report of the COVID-19 variant in Cross River.
The Cross River State Ministry of Health has begun profiling and tracing individuals in the state who have been in contact with a Chinese national admitted after testing positive for the COVID-19 virus.
Not many people expected this to happen in Nigeria, because since 2020 when the global pandemic happened, there hasn’t been a single case of the virus in the country until yesterday, about five years later.
However, despite the fact that Nigeria was declared Covid-19 free, popular Nigerian prophet, Primate Elijah Ayodele, warned about three times that he foresees the virus coming back to Nigeria.
In his first prophecy regarding it, he warned that Nigerians should not pray to see Lassa fever and Covid-19 coming back in some areas.
“Let’s pray so that we don’t see Lassa Fever again. Let’s pray so that Covid will not come back in some areas”
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This wasn’t given attention by many because it felt Nigeria has been immune to the virus. Everyone went about their business as usual, and in the midst of all that, Primate Ayodele warned intensely again.
“Let’s watch this for the World Health Organization, I see airborne disease, Covid in another dimension that can cause cough, cold, air disease, it’s a warning and that’s what the Lord said.”
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This time, he specifically called out the World Health Organization about re-occurrence of Covid; and gave directions regarding how it would happen. He also emphasized that it was what the Lord said, but how many people actually listen?
Again, during a church service, Primate Ayodele warned that Covid is coming and will happen in a different way compared to the previous one. He made it known that the way of contacting it will be different from the previous one.
“Also, Covid is coming, but the way it’s going to come will be different from the way we experienced it that time. The process of contacting it will be different from the previous one.”
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Likewise, in his annual prophecy book titled Warnings to the Nations, Primate Ayodele warned that another round of COVID is coming. This book was released in July 2025.
“Another round of COVID will come up, and another disease epidemic. I foresee that a lot of money will be spent, and they will face some challenges in getting things right. The workers of this Body will be attacked, and there will be changes in leadership” (Page 36)
All of these have fulfilled the prophecies of Primate Ayodele. Beyond the prophecy fulfilment, this is a call to relevant authorities to always listen when God is warning them about anything through his prophet.
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