Alaafin as Superior Head of Yoruba Nation – Oba Owoade

[Abraham Madu]

Colonial Idiot Called Ooni Of Ife:

Both you and the Alaafin of Oyo are complete morons. Your British colonial masters have no say in Yorubaland. Nigeria is an independent nation. No treaty signed by any stupid colonial master has any meaning or legal backing after Nigeria became independent, you idiots. There is no superiority or inferiority between Ooni of Ife and Alaafin of Oyo, you dummies. Both of you are first class thieves .

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Ooni: British signed Treaty of Cessation with Alaafin as Superior Head of Yoruba Nation – Oba Owoade

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AS the supremacy battle between the Alaafin of Oyo, His Imperial Majesty, Oba Abimbola Owoade and the Ooni of Ife, His Imperial Majesty, Oba Eniitan Adeyeye Ogunwusi gets messier, the former said yesterday that the British had signed a treaty with Alaafin recognising him as the superior head of the Yoruba Nation.

He said in a statement by his Director of Media, Mr Bode Durojaye.

The monarch who was installed as the 46th Alaafin about five months ago maintained that he had sworn with Yoruba ancestors never to denigrate the culture, tradition and norms of the race.

He said, “Oyo simply rose to prominence through wealth gained from trade and its military skills. It was the largest West African empire, the most important and authoritative of all the early Yoruba principalities. More so, the British, as it was in their tradition, recognised lineage as meaningful supremacy and legitimacy, preferring to sign the Treaty of Cessation with the Alaafin as the Superior Head of the Yoruba Nation.”

Adding that he has sworn to his ancestors to defend and add glamour to Yoruba tradition, he stressed he would never be in a supremacy battle with any king.

According to him, “Why Alaafin does not need to get into any battle for supremacy with any Oba, either in Yorubaland or anywhere in the universe? These immortal words of Alexander Graham Bell – The most successful men in the end are those whose success is the result of steady accretion”.

Surprisingly, the monarch avoided any other comments relating to his strained relationship with the Ooni of Ife, His Imperial Majesty, Oba Eniitan Adeyeye Ogunwusi who he ordered to withdraw the chieftaincy title he conferred on a business magnate, Chief Jubril Dotun Sanusi.

The statement further read, “At the hallowed ground of the Yoruba ancient shrine, as Owoade made a covenant with illustrious Yoruba ancestors that he would defend, protect and add glamour to the Yoruba norms and tradition.”

The statement explained that Alaafin is a veritable custodian of Yoruba culture and tradition, and has always taken into consideration the safety and welfare of his subjects at all times. It added that the monarch relied heavily on the will and wishes of his subjects.

“The monarch operates a government that is judged by its result, as prosperity, security and well-being of the people dictated his popularity both in the palace and in the empire at large.

It is the man who carefully advances step by step, with his mind becoming wider and wider, and progressively be able to grasp any theme or situation -persevering in what he knows to be practical, and concentrating his thought upon it, who is bound to succeed in the greatest degree” – sum up the life voyage of Owoade, an indomitable monarch with an unequalled passion for the great good of all”.

“He (Alaafin) is a veritable custodian of Yoruba culture and tradition, and has always taken into consideration the safety and welfare of his subjects and will never compromise tradition, culture and development of his people for a pot of porridge. The history has been so kind and friendly to Alaafin Owoade publicity since he ascended the throne of his forefathers, as he does not need to get into any battle for supremacy with any oba, either in Yorubaland or anywhere in the universe.

“Alaafin combines humility with royalty to meet the modern-day demands. Kabiyesi (the king who no one questions). Iku Baba Yeye (The one who commands death/he who is parent to death). Alashe (He who wields authority). Ekeji Orisha (Second-in-command to the gods). The Alaafin was inducted into the mysteries of various gods like Ifa, Sango etc, to be the direct representative of these deities on earth.”

“At the hallowed ground of the Yoruba ancient shrine, as Owoade made a covenant with illustrious Yoruba ancestors that he would defend, protect and add glamour to the Yoruba norms and tradition. Oduduwa’s Principal minister and grandson, Oranmiyan (Because Oduduwa begot Okanbi, (an only child and Okanbi begot Oranmiyan, among others, namely Ila-Orangun, Oni-Sabe, Olu-Popo, Ala-Ketu, Oba-Benin) founded the city of Oyo when a prolonged drought struck Ile-Ife as a result of people’s emigration.

“In politics also, he is concerned about the sanctity of his position, and whatever happens on the welfare of his people. Customs and all traditional practices of today in government, religion and economic life have had distance, and possibly age-long origins which were based on valid and accepted tenets that emerged from the synthesis and aggregated experience of a particular society.

“One of such societies is the ancient city of Oyo, reputed for cultural resources that are of rich non-material and material attributes and transmitted through generations. Moreover, the precepts and concepts of Alaafin’s administration have continued to support and nurture the people’s ancient culture and sophisticated civilisation from time immemorial.

“The basic concept of government was monarchy with a rigid adherence to the monolithic Oduduwa dynasty and of the paternal line.”

Olugbon appeals for caution

Meanwhile, the Vice Chairman of Oyo State Traditional Council, Olugbon of Orile-Igbon, Oba Francis Olushola Alao, has cautioned supporters of both kings to stop ongoing media comments capable of escalating the crisis.

Oba Alao said he had discussed with both leading monarchs and confirmed that they are both interested in unity and peace in Yorubaland.

Oba Alao described the ongoing controversy as unnecessary and speculative.

[Kayode Adebayo]

Congratulations! Abraham IPOB Madu:

Your IPOB terrorist leader Nnamdi Oyendumdum Kanu has been arrested again and now back in the DSS Zoo in Abuja. He was nabbed for violating the conditions of his clemency, which prevents him from ever forming a parallel government against the Nigerian government.

He was arrested in his village today on his way to Kenya, where he was previously Umaru Dikkoed to Nigeria, in an attempt to flee Nigeria. He will be charged with treason for forming a parallel government against Nigeria. That means you too will join him in the DSS Zoo for accepting to be his Minister of Information in the defunct Biafra that was exterminated in 1970. His freedom is short-lived, due to his terroristic behavior.

Kayode 

[Nebukadineze Adiele]

>>Both you and the Alaafin of Oyo are complete morons. Your British colonial masters have no say in Yorubaland. Nigeria is an independent nation. No treaty signed by any stupid colonial master has any meaning or legal backing after Nigeria became independent, you idiots. There is no superiority or inferiority between Ooni of Ife and Alaafin of Oyo, you dummies. Both of you are first class thieves <<.

The Yoruba wannabe, Deranged Ape Kayode Adebammuọjọ, has the temerity to abuse Yoruba monarchs this rancidly? That he is doing so over a subject on which he is shamefully, semi-literately, and moronically wrong shows that wonders will never cease with this accursed Ukwuani urchin. Normally, I don't respond to the cretin -- because I blocked him and I don't get his drivels -- but on the instances when his response misleads youngsters, responding to his drivel becomes a mandatory duty. 

All agreements that are not obsolete by terms of the agreement or by virtue of time, signed by the British with our native  authorities/Nigeria's pre independent leaders, remain valid till today. Honoring these agreements within their life span was one of the conditions that our nationalists signed for securing Nigeria's independence. If this Alaafin is correct that agreement was signed between the colonial authority and the Yoruba monarchy, as to the order of precedence for Yoruba traditional institutions, then such an agreement remains valid. Young folks, do not let this deranged ape's loquaciousness with vulgarities confuse you enough to ascribing intellectual gravitas to him; he is patently limited in intellectual endowment. 

Just yesterday, I wrote as follows about Dele Giwa: "The truth is that Dele Giwa the man, not the excellent journalist, was not a choirboy and had severally stepped on toes he shouldn't have stepped". Unbeknownst to me, the deranged ape responded as follows: "Dele Giwa was an excellent and outstanding journalist.....", (the rest were insults that perfectly suit his miserable existence). This led a reasonable forumite to inquire as follows from me in private communication: 

In a message dated August 21, 2025 at 3:28:56 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, .....t...@yahoo.com writes:

"Oga, this man repeated the same thing you said about Dele Giwa and then cursed you with words that fit him perfectly. Does it mean he doesn't understand that he said the same thing that you had already said? Before before I be dey think say the man sabi English o....!" 

I responded to him that the deranged ape's intellectual limitations blinded him to the fact that I separated Dele Giwa the man from Dele Giwa the journalist. Not understanding that sentence is how you know exactly who dropped out of college and does a menial job -- they always get lost in sentences that are above grade school level. 

Anyone who values facts and reason should never take anything posted by the Deranged Ape at face value. Notice that he was confused as to who, Alaafin or Ooni, made the statement he was criticizing.   

Tufiakwa!

 

Nebukadineze Adiele

[Abraham Madu]

Gbam! Gbam!! Gbam!!!

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[Kayode Adebayo]

Colonial Slave Boy Who Failed English Comprehension And Couldn't Comprehend Simple English That He Wrote Called Nebukadimonkey Adiele:

"The truth is that Dele Giwa the man, not the excellent journalist, was not a choirboy and had severally stepped on toes he shouldn't have stepped" -- Nebukadimonkey Adiele 

Let me educate you and explain what you wrote in your slave master's language that you couldn't comprehend:

Dele Giwa the man, not the excellent journalist, means you're talking about two different Dele Giwas, in your an attempt to denigrate Dele Giwa. The word NOT in your statement distinguished two Dele Giwas. We call that Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), Multiple Personality Disorder, Derealization Disorder, Splitting or Autoscopy. It means you're confused, mentally deranged and hallucinating.

For your ignorance, there was only one Dele Giwa in my post and not two and it was the Dele Giwa the journalist who was killed by Babangida, Akilu and Togun not your imaginary Dele Giwa, the man. That's why I had to correct your stupidity. Of course, your fellow Igbo who messaged you privately also failed English Comprehension that your colonial slave masters taught both of you.

You're a shame and an utter disgrace to your British colonial masters whose language you couldn't comprehend, you discombobulated colonial son of a monkey called Nebukadimonkey Adiele.

Kayode 

[Kayode Adebayo]

Colonial Slave Boy Who Failed English Comprehension And Couldn't Comprehend Simple English That He Wrote Called Nebukadimonkey Adiele:

"The truth is that Dele Giwa the man, not the excellent journalist, was not a choirboy and had severally stepped on toes he shouldn't have stepped" -- Nebukadimonkey Adiele 

Let me educate you and explain what you wrote in your slave master's language that you couldn't comprehend:

Dele Giwa the man, not the excellent journalist, means you're talking about two different Dele Giwas, in your an attempt to denigrate Dele Giwa. The word NOT in your statement distinguished two Dele Giwas. We call that Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), Multiple Personality Disorder, Derealization Disorder, Splitting or Autoscopy. It means you're confused, mentally deranged and hallucinating.

For your ignorance, there was only one Dele Giwa in my post and not two and it was the Dele Giwa the journalist who was killed by Babangida, Akilu and Togun not your imaginary Dele Giwa, the man. That's why I had to correct your stupidity. Of course, your fellow Igbo who messaged you privately also failed English Comprehension that your colonial slave masters taught both of you.

You're a shame and an utter disgrace to your British colonial masters whose language you couldn't comprehend, you discombobulated colonial son of a monkey called Nebukadimonkey Adiele.

Kayode 

On Thu, Aug 21, 2025 at 7:05 PM, Nebukadineze Adiele

<nebuka...@aol.com> wrote:

>>Both you and the Alaafin of Oyo are complete morons. Your British colonial masters have no say in Yorubaland. Nigeria is an independent nation. No treaty signed by any stupid colonial master has any meaning or legal backing after Nigeria became independent, you idiots. There is no superiority or inferiority between Ooni of Ife and Alaafin of Oyo, you dummies. Both of you are first class thieves <<.

The Yoruba wannabe, Deranged Ape Kayode Adebammuọjọ, has the temerity to abuse Yoruba monarchs this rancidly? That he is doing so over a subject on which he is shamefully, semi-literately, and moronically wrong shows that wonders will never cease with this accursed Ukwuani urchin. Normally, I don't respond to the cretin -- because I blocked him and I don't get his drivels -- but on the instances when his response misleads youngsters, responding to his drivel becomes a mandatory duty. 

All agreements that are not obsolete by terms of the agreement or by virtue of time, signed by the British with our native  authorities/Nigeria's pre independent leaders, remain valid till today. Honoring these agreements within their life span was one of the conditions that our nationalists signed for securing Nigeria's independence. If this Alaafin is correct that agreement was signed between the colonial authority and the Yoruba monarchy, as to the order of precedence for Yoruba traditional institutions, then such an agreement remains valid. Young folks, do not let this deranged ape's loquaciousness with vulgarities confuse you enough to ascribing intellectual gravitas to him; he is patently limited in intellectual endowment. 

Just yesterday, I wrote as follows about Dele Giwa: "The truth is that Dele Giwa the man, not the excellent journalist, was not a choirboy and had severally stepped on toes he shouldn't have stepped". Unbeknownst to me, the deranged ape responded as follows: "Dele Giwa was an excellent and outstanding journalist.....", (the rest were insults that perfectly suit his miserable existence). This led a reasonable forumite to inquire as follows from me in private communication: 

In a message dated August 21, 2025 at 3:28:56 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, .....t...@yahoo.com writes:

"Oga, this man repeated the same thing you said about Dele Giwa and then cursed you with words that fit him perfectly. Does it mean he doesn't understand that he said the same thing that you had already said? Before before I be dey think say the man sabi English o....!" 

I responded to him that the deranged ape's intellectual limitations blinded him to the fact that I separated Dele Giwa the man from Dele Giwa the journalist. Not understanding that sentence is how you know exactly who dropped out of college and does a menial job -- they always get lost in sentences that are above grade school level. 

Anyone who values facts and reason should never take anything posted by the Deranged Ape at face value. Notice that he was confused as to who, Alaafin or Ooni, made the statement he was criticizing.   

Tufiakwa!

 

Nebukadineze Adiele

On Thursday, August 21, 2025 at 05:12:53 PM EDT, Abraham Madu <abraha...@yahoo.com> wrote:

Kayode

[Kayode Adebayo]

Ignoramus And Discombobulated Igbo Boy Who Never Studied Law Called Nebukadimonkey Adiele:

"All agreements that are not obsolete by terms of the agreement or by virtue of time, signed by the British with our native  authorities/Nigeria's pre independent leaders, remain valid till today. Honoring these agreements within their life span was one of the conditions that our nationalists signed for securing Nigeria's independence."  - Nebukadimonkey Adiele 

Let me educate you on treaty, you ignoramus and you confused Igbo dummy who never studied law called Nebukadimonkey Adiele.

First, In International Law, you can't sign a treaty with yourself. A treaty is only valid when two or more countries sign the treaty.

Your British colonialists who signed any treaty with a traditional ruler in a country while ruling that same country have invalidated the treaty at the onset. In order words, the treaty is ultra vires and null and void. It has violated the peremptory norms or what we call 'jus cogens' in law. The British was signing the treaty with itself, because it was ruling Nigeria. That invalidates the treaty.

Secondly, a treaty is invalid, when that treaty is a fraud. In other words, one traditional ruler, in this case the Ooni of Ife, was induced to sign a treaty without the cognizance of other traditional rulers in Yorubaland at the time the treaty was signed, thus making the treaty signed by the British colonialists with the Ooni of Ife invalid.

Thirdly, Corruption of a Representative. A treaty is invalid when a state's consent is procured through corruption of a representative, in this case, the Ooni of Ife at the expense of the Alaafin of Oyo.

As such, all treaties signed by your British colonialists became ultra vires when Nigeria became independent in 1960.

Go and study Law and stop disgracing yourself on Nigerian forums, you empty head from Mbaise Bush called Nebukadimonkey Adiele.

Kayode 

[Kayode Adebayo]

Ignoramus And Discombobulated Igbo Boy Who Never Studied Law Called Nebukadimonkey Adiele:

"All agreements that are not obsolete by terms of the agreement or by virtue of time, signed by the British with our native  authorities/Nigeria's pre independent leaders, remain valid till today. Honoring these agreements within their life span was one of the conditions that our nationalists signed for securing Nigeria's independence."  - Nebukadimonkey Adiele 

Let me educate you on treaty, you ignoramus and you confused Igbo dummy who never studied law called Nebukadimonkey Adiele.

First, In International Law, you can't sign a treaty with yourself. A treaty is only valid when two or more countries sign the treaty.

Your British colonialists who signed any treaty with a traditional ruler in a country while ruling that same country have invalidated the treaty at the onset. In order words, the treaty is ultra vires and null and void. It has violated the peremptory norms or what we call 'jus cogens' in law. The British was signing the treaty with itself, because it was ruling Nigeria. That invalidates the treaty.

Secondly, a treaty is invalid, when that treaty is a fraud. In other words, one traditional ruler, in this case the Ooni of Ife, was induced to sign a treaty without the cognizance of other traditional rulers in Yorubaland at the time the treaty was signed, thus making the treaty signed by the British colonialists with the Ooni of Ife invalid.

Thirdly, Corruption of a Representative. A treaty is invalid when a state's consent is procured through corruption of a representative, in this case, the Ooni of Ife at the expense of the Alaafin of Oyo.

As such, all treaties signed by your British colonialists became ultra vires when Nigeria became independent in 1960.

Go and study Law and stop disgracing yourself on Nigerian forums, you empty head from Mbaise Bush called Nebukadimonkey Adiele.

Kayode 

On Thu, Aug 21, 2025 at 9:04 PM, Kayode Adebayo

<kayu...@yahoo.com> wrote:

[Chukwuemeka Okala]

"The truth is that Dele Giwa the man, not the excellent journalist, was not a choirboy and had severally stepped on toes he shouldn't have stepped" -- Nebukadineze Adiele

"Dele Giwa the man, not the excellent journalist, means you're talking about two different Dele Giwas, in your an attempt to denigrate Dele Giwa. The word NOT in your statement distinguished two Dele Giwas. We call that Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), Multiple Personality Disorder, Derealization Disorder, Splitting or Autoscopy. It means you're confused, mentally deranged and hallucinating."  -  Kayode Adebayo

Comment:

Kayode Adebayo,

Please give me a break! I advise you apply a break to speaking in the tongues of the evil spirit - using medical terminologies.

A simple analogy: 

1). Kayode Adebayo the family head (husband and father) is a gentleman that uses polished language all of the time in his household.

2). Kayode Adebayo the participant and discussant in the cyberspace is too uncute in his language that he has become the very epitome of gutter languages and gibberish.

If the above two statements are married together to read;  Kayode Adebayo the participant/discussant in the cyberspace discussions, not the excellent family head that you know, was actually responsible for those dirty and unacceptable words deployed multifariously on the cyberspace against those who matter in the society, it doesn't mean that Kayode Adebayo the family head is a different person from Kayode Adebayo the cyberspace participant. It only means the Kayode Adebayo, though the same person, exhibits a character at home, which is totally different from what he's known in the cyberspace group - the very antithesis of the character that you know about him.

Against this backdrop, Nebukadineze Adiele is grammatically and logically correct when he said that "...Dele Giwa the man, and not the excellent journalist [professional], was not a chairboy...". I hope I've able to help you clear the ambiguity. Meka.

Please chill,

Emeka Reuben Okala

London, UK

"Faith and reason are not necessarily opposed. But when reason won't take you another step, faith keeps on going because it connects you to God."

 

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[Kayode Adebayo]

Ignorant And Gullible Pastor Called Emeka Okala:

For your ignorance, if one says this NOT that, or you NOT you in a statement, it means there are two different things or two different people present in that scenario and you are trying to differentiate between the two. It's simple logic, which your colonial slave masters failed to teach you and your dumb Nebukadimonkey Adiele that you're blindly and gullibly trying to defend and follow.

In this scenario, when your fellow ignorant Nebukadimonkey Adiele said: 

'Dele Giwa the man, NOT Dele Giwa the Excellent journalist', 

he has automatically created two different Dele Giwas in his statement. For him to mean one and the same Dele Giwa, he would have to rephrase his statement like below by introducing continuity:

'Dele Giwa the man, the excellent journalist' or 'Dele Giwa the man, Dele Giwa the excellent journalist'

The two statements above refer to one and the same Dele Giwa.

For your ignorance, in a statement or sentence, you cannot use conjunction (AND) or negation (NOT) to mean one and the same person or the same thing.

 

Unfortunately for both of you, your colonial slave masters forgot to teach you that, you mentally colonized Umqombothi Pastor of London with marathon kegs of Umqombothi aka Ogogoro and aka Holy Water Must Flow.

Hahaha!

Kayode 

On Fri, Aug 22, 2025 at 5:17 AM, Chukwuemeka Okala

<reu...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

"The truth is that Dele Giwa the man, not the excellent journalist, was not a choirboy and had severally stepped on toes he shouldn't have stepped" -- Nebukadineze Adiele

"Dele Giwa the man, not the excellent journalist, means you're talking about two different Dele Giwas, in your attempt to denigrate Dele Giwa. The word NOT in your statement distinguished two Dele Giwas. We call that Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), Multiple Personality Disorder, Derealization Disorder, Splitting or Autoscopy. It means you're confused, mentally deranged and hallucinating."  -  Kayode Adebayo

[femi Olajide]

PCO,

I don't think there is any part or version of Kayusee that can be gentlemanly or couth. He is bad through and through!

I bet, if he has a cat and/or a dog at home, they will prefer his absence than presence at home Not to talk of his children, grown up or not.

How can you relate to an 'all-knowing' father than never says anything good about anybody but curse his heart out at everything that moves? The only way you can relate to such father is if you're a chip off the old block and you were brought up on curse and abuse all your life.

I wonder what Kayusee household look like!

Regards,

Femi Olajide

[Kayode Adebayo]

Ignorant And Gullible Pastor Called Emeka Okala:

Finally, the only exception to the rule of the use of conjunction (And) in statement to mean one and the same person or the same thing is when you use the word (And) for connections in a sentence.

Only Colonial Pastor Emeka Okala!

Hahaha! 

Kayode 

[femi Olajide]

Kayusee,

Don't try and explain anything away.
It's in plain sight that you goofed real bad. If I were you, I wouldn't get out of bed for three days!

To'ju ara re!

Regards,

Femi Olajide

[Chukwuemeka Okala]

"I don't think there is any part or version of Kayusee that can be gentlemanly or couth. He is bad through and through!"  -  Femi Olajide

Comment: 

Femi Olajide,

Yes, you may be right and it clearly shows, especially taking into consideration the unenviable way Kayode Adebayo conducts himself in these groups. I only apportioned an unmerited humane character to him in my analogy just to show him the grammatical cum logical correctness of Nebukadineze Adiele's piece. But did the lesson take place in him?"Who sai"?

Yours truly, this is the major reason why I hardly respond to Kayode Adebayo. He's utterly unteachable and a time waster.

Have a good one. Meka

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[Kayode Adebayo]

Thief Of Docklands London and Yoruba Wannabe Empty Head Called Femi Olajide:

Who is talking to you, you idiot and empty head from Ishan nation called Femi Olajide?

Continue your thieving spree in Docklands till the Scotland Yard comes to your door. Just don't say you're from Nigeria when they come to arrest your ass. Tell them you are from Bangladesh. You look like a Bangladeshi on steroids.

Kayode 

[Nebukadineze Adiele]

Thank you, pastor Ọkala, for helping in teaching advanced English language usage to the semi-literate, lunatic, and accursed beast who goes by Kayode Adebammuọjọ. His certitude over all subject matters on earth has both criminal and psychotic dimensions reminiscent of Donald Trump. 

Sometime in 2013, Bill Maher, a comedian, made a joke about needing a DNA to ascertaining whether Donald Trump was fathered by an orangutang -- he made that joke in countering Trump's unceasing amplification of birtherism against president Obama. Maher later topped the satire with a promise to donate $5 million to charity if Trump could prove that he was not the product of a sexual activity between his mother and an orangutan -- he was obviously satirizing Trump's promise to give $5 million to anyone who would release Obama's college transcripts. Trump did not only submit a copy of his birth certificate to Maher, which attracted additional satirizing of his low IQ by Maher, he also threatened to sue Maher if Maher did not pay the $5 million to him. This made the matter an international laughing stock from a joke that was initially only heard and forgotten by watchers of HBO. Of course, Trump didn't sue and couldn't sue because no court would have entertained such idiocy. 

The display of idiocy, low IQ, megalomania, and shamelessness by Trump that I narrated above is exactly what the Deranged Ape is doing here -- he is helping people to noticing that he is English language-challenged. Just as Trump would err and deploy illogic and criminality to make his error the norm, the Ukwuani urchin does the same thing on these forums -- he is currently deploying illogical argument to not only wiggling out of his disgraceful deficit in comprehension/analysis, he is also using crudity and brutish propounding to making folks accept that his error is indeed the right state. Unfortunately for the Deranged Ape and Trump, amidst intelligent people, a moron does never hold the intellectual sway over all people. 

Meka.  

Nebukadineze Adiele

[Kayode Adebayo]

Imbecile and Intellectually challenged Igbo Boy Called Nebukadimonkey Adiele:

Accept your mistake and tell your colonial slave masters that he failed to teach you English Comprehension, you intellectually challenged fool for Mbaise Bush.

Kayode 

[Kayode Adebayo]

Dummy Follows Dummy:

Like Nebukadimonkey Adiele, Like Pastor Emeka Okala. Two Of A Kind!

Hahaha!

Kayode 

On Fri, Aug 22, 2025 at 9:52 AM, Chukwuemeka Okala

<reu...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

[Kayode Adebayo]

Hackers Called Igbo:

I said it on these forums some years ago, that the Igbo cheat in nationwide exams like WAEC and JAMB and have access to questions to emerge the best region in WAEC and JAMB every year, some people didn't believe me. Igbo are hackers. They operate like a cartel. Now everything is coming to light and exposed. Southeast is Nigeria's center of Examination malpractices and frauds. They're the same people that extend examination malpractices to other centres in Nigeria.

Where is Vincent IPOB Modebelu? I've been proven  right again as always.

Only Igbo people. What a people!

Kayode 

How we breach CBT centres’ servers for candidates – Hackers

Punch

Some operators of Computer-Based Test centres accredited by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board have been alleged to be involved in large-scale malpractices during the last Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination.

Investigations by Saturday PUNCH showed that the operators supplied technical information to tech-savvy individuals, who then hacked into servers and manipulated the conduct of the examination.

JAMB had in May experienced technical glitches that marred the 2025 UTME, resulting in mass failure as 1.5 million out of the 1.9 million candidates who sat the exam scored below 200 out of the total 400 marks.

The development generated outrage as the JAMB Registrar, Prof. Is-haq Oloyede, broke down in tears on May 14 while admitting that technical errors had affected some candidates’ scores.

No fewer than 20 suspects were arrested by operatives of the Department of State Services and the Nigeria Police Force in Abuja for hacking some CBT centres.

Following this, in June, JAMB raised the alarm over candidates using Artificial Intelligence to impersonate others and falsely claim albinism as a means of cheating.

By July, data presented at the board’s 2025 policy meeting revealed that CBT centres in Imo and Anambra states topped the list of places caught engaging in finger-pairing malpractices

Overall, 19 centres were exposed nationwide: Anambra accounted for six, Imo had four, Abia and Edo recorded one each, Kano had two, while Ebonyi, Delta, Kaduna, Rivers, and Enugu recorded one centre apiece.

In August, JAMB announced that 6,458 admission seekers were under investigation for involvement in technology-enabled examination malpractice during the 2025 UTME.

The board inaugurated a 23-member Special Committee on Examination Infraction to investigate the cases and submit its report within 21 days.

Saturday PUNCH gathered that operators of the “miracle centres,” who usually guaranteed success to desperate candidates, contributed to the technical glitches of the exam.

Speaking on how CBT servers were breached, a hacker who identified himself only as Ahmed and has been in the business for 10 years, said there was little JAMB could do to curb exam malpractice because some of the centre operators were actively involved in the process.

Ahmed disclosed that centre operators released the Internet Protocol address to hackers to log into servers undetected, while mercenaries would write exams for some candidates.

Mercenaries are regarded as persons who illegally take exams for candidates.

An IP address is a unique set of numbers assigned to each device connected to a computer network that uses the Internet Protocol for communication.

He said, “There are some centres that make their IPs available to hackers. With this, they are able to penetrate and gain access to questions and login details of candidates. There is no way they can monitor all the IP addresses in Nigeria.

“While candidates are physically present at CBT centres, hired mercenaries remain outside with remote access to the centres’ servers to write the exams on their behalf.”

He said candidates who initially logged in at centres would be deliberately logged out to enable mercenaries outside to take over.

Ahmed added that the candidates would have been instructed to remain silent whenever their systems were logged out.

He said, “While the questions are being answered by the mercenaries, we ask the candidates to time themselves for 20 or 25 minutes, then complain that their systems logged them out. During this period, we already have access to their portals and are helping them attempt the questions with mercenaries.

“By the time they notify the examiners at the centres, we are already done answering the questions for them. When they are logged in again, they will see that all the questions have been answered. They only need to click on ‘Submit,’ and that is the end.

The only thing we use to run this is just to get the IP address and insert some codes, which are simply numeric. After that, we input the digits, and that is all. This enables us to have access to anything related to the JAMB server.”

An education consultant, who runs a coaching centre at Badagry, Lagos, corroborated Ahmed’s claim, saying many of the centres had compromised operators, who enabled exam malpractices.

The consultant confirmed that hackers breach servers of identified CBT centres by compromising the IP address supplied by the operators.

He said, “This would be impossible without an insider from the centres. Without an insider, there is no way we could get the IP address to get it done. These are the backdoors to this activity. These people are being paid millions of naira. The parents of these candidates have already paid everything to the centres.

“There is nothing they can do to curb this malpractice; there will always be an insider who will show how to penetrate the server. Once we gain access to the server, our candidates already pass their exams because we will do it for them remotely.”

A CBT operator based in Lagos who was also involved in the business revealed that the centres were usually aware that their servers had been compromised but would not act.

He said, “The owners of the centres know that their servers are compromised but they wouldn’t do anything about it because they are profiting from the fraudulent activities. The mercenaries are paying them huge amounts of money.

These centres also have their contact persons in JAMB, who are like a backbone to them. The claim that JAMB’s technology is working against malpractice is not true. There are many students still being helped to pass their exams. What these people do is use the backdoor of a particular centre’s server to carry out their work seamlessly, using mercenaries to write the exams.

“JAMB is not even able to detect their faces or anything. Some of these people do not rely on insiders; they hack directly into the centre’s database.”

But JAMB spokesperson, Fabian Benjamin, said hacking the board’s website was not possible, adding that it did not host questions on its website.

“Our systems are locally connected. It is through a Local Area Network, not Internet-enabled. So, no one can see it anywhere. No question has ever been on our website. The examination is not internet-enabled,” he added.

He clarified that what some individuals claimed to hack was the local server of some centres in connivance with owners of such places.

Fabian said, “There is no way somebody will see our questions, because they are like a text message in speed and delivery. We transmit our questions via a model to the centres, similar to that of a text message. It is a candidate’s biometric that grants access to the questions.”

Also, the National President of the Computer Based Test Centre Proprietors Association of Nigeria, Austin Ohaekelem, while applauding the JAMB registrar for reducing exam malpractices, said not all CBT centres were involved in exam fraud.

He noted that some genuine exam glitches were being erroneously tagged as fraud.

Ohaekelem stated, “Somehow, there are still some glitches along the line either at the point of exam registration or during the exam that happened inadvertently. It is now being seen as a fraud and a deliberate act to sabotage the examination.”

Explaining the cases of JAMB’s technical glitches, the national president expressed concern over the blacklisting of innocent centres over the issues.

He said, “There is a centre in Anambra State which was registering a candidate and the network went off, but the candidate picture had been captured. Because the network had a problem, it didn’t submit.

“The next candidate came to register and the person registering the former candidate started to register the new candidate, not knowing that the details of the first candidate were still there. The picture of the second person was used on the details of the first person. It was not deliberate. They got to know at the close of registration when they wanted to print a notification slip.

“There are other issues like biometric capture where each candidate will come and the scanner is not picking it and they keep trying, and the candidates are usually apprehensive. What should be the target of what is called fraud is when a person has the intention of undermining or compromising the examination.”

Commenting on the matter, the Secretary of the Association of Tutorial School Operators in Oyo State, Ogundokun Olufunso, raised concerns over desperate tactics employed by candidates to beat the system during examinations.

Olufunso, in an interview with Saturday PUNCH, said some students connived with technology experts to manipulate biometrics, while others fell victim to errors beyond their control.

“Sometimes, some students, out of desperation, connive with tech engineers. Sometimes, they do biometric manipulation. Other students fall victim without doing anything because when their biometric is not accepted, they will assume such a candidate is among those being investigated, and they will not let them sit the examination.”

Olufunso stressed that while eradication of exam malpractice might be difficult, it could be reduced significantly if proper checks were maintained.

Olufunso, in an interview with Saturday PUNCH, said some students connived with technology experts to manipulate biometrics, while others fell victim to errors beyond their control.

“Sometimes, some students, out of desperation, connive with tech engineers. Sometimes, they do biometric manipulation. Other students fall victim without doing anything because when their biometric is not accepted, they will assume such a candidate is among those being investigated, and they will not let them sit the examination.”

Olufunso stressed that while eradication of exam malpractice might be difficult, it could be reduced significantly if proper checks were maintained.

On the issue of “miracle centres,” he stated that most tutorial centres in the state had distanced themselves from such practices because of the risks involved.

He said, “I can categorically tell you that most tutorial centres are no longer involved in such things because it is risky, and we warn against it. How much will a student offer you to risk your future and career, and risk going to jail? If you go to jail, these students will continue their lives. So, all tutorial centres now have that mentality that it is better.”

He, however, urged JAMB to carry out internal reviews and ensure loopholes in its system were blocked to prevent manipulation.

Similarly, the Director of Toppers Coaching Centre, Ogun State, Emehinola Omodara, urged JAMB to re-examine its system and close loopholes that could encourage exam malpractice.

Omodara said, “You can’t come up with allegations without evidence. JAMB should go back to the drawing board and reappraise their system. They are trying, but all these loopholes should be worked on so that they can get a vote of confidence from the people.

“If they put their things in order, miracle centres will not exist. They should not be shifting blame, but look inward at their staff members and how the leakages are happening.”

Also speaking, the founder of Campusinfo Consult Limited, Taiwo Folorunsho, emphasised the need for a comprehensive upgrade of the JAMB’s technology to effectively curb malpractice and address its operational shortcomings.

[Kayode Adebayo]

There are ways that JAMB and WAEC can protect their servers and IP addresses from hsckers. The fool saying there is nothing the JAMB to prevent server intrusions is a big fool. JAMB can implement a number of protections of their servers and IP addresses. They can encrypt and hide their IPs from public view, including implementing strict network admin policies, to implementing highest level of encryption, access control, reverse proxy, firewalls, 2 factor authentication, IP whitelisting, and IDS to mention a few. Oloyede has a big task ahead of him. He must implement all levels of protections as soon as possible, conduct nationwide CBT center inspection and blacklisting, while prosecuting any arrested hacker to restore public trust in JAMB.

Kayode

[Kayode Adebayo]

There are ways that JAMB and WAEC can protect their servers and IP addresses from hsckers. The fool saying there is nothing the JAMB can do to prevent server intrusions is a big fool. JAMB can implement a number of protections of their servers and IP addresses. They can encrypt and hide their IPs from public view, including implementing strict network admin policies, to implementing highest level of encryption, access control, reverse proxy, firewalls, 2 factor authentication, IP whitelisting, and IDS to mention a few. Oloyede has a big task ahead of him. He must implement all levels of protections as soon as possible, conduct nationwide CBT center inspection and blacklisting, while prosecuting any arrested hacker to restore public trust in JAMB.

Kayode

[ishola williams]

Yes sir.More gease to your elbow

Nigeria will win with Patience,Goodluck and greater acceptance of RESPONSIBILITIES to enhance rights 

Yes sa.Nigeria is country for over hundred years but a work in progress to become an integrated but NOT UNITED nation state through Federation or Confederation like Tanzania with Tangayika and Zanzibar or Switzerland which is strong and prosperous.

Adopt the  Concept of SUBSIDIARITY ie sharing power from bottom up with Charters for LG,Statutes for State and Constitution for the Nation.

The 3Tier System is 

LG with Executive ie Chair with Supervising Councillors,the Assembly of Councillors and Traditional Leaders in Separate Chambers and the Judiciary with Magistrates/Alkali/ Customary Courts with Traditional Leaders after capacity building as Judges.

Each LGA must have a Charter of its powers and relationship with Communities within its boundary endorsed by the State Assembly after Referendum by the Communitues 

State with Executive ie Govs and Commissioners,State House of Paramount Leaders NO more Rulers with State House of Assembly and the Judiciary of Customary cum Sharia  Appeal Court,.State Courts ,Appeal and  State Supreme Court guided by State Statutes which determine the limitation of powers and the relationships with LG Charters with referendum but NO ENDORSEMENT FROM NASS.

Federal with Executive and Ministers,Senate and House of Reps and Judiciary of  Supreme cum Constitutional Court only 

The bones of contentions

Differentiate between PUBL8C SAFETY with LG and State Police Service with no Barracks, and Security with NPF divided into Paramilitary Police Force separately with a Commandant General,.The Crime Intelligence and Criminal Investigation Agency led by a DG with IGP,ALL  transfered to the Ministry of Internal Affars With IGP as IG  for Training Standards,Monitoring,Performance Evaluation and Reporting NOT COMMAND.

Sharing of Resources.1963 Constitutional  model with  is still relevant.but establish a National Fund to assist weak States with top up funds for Education,Healthcare and Critical infrastructure.

Governance Parliamentary with its high level of transparency and accountability system bottom up.

Introduce proportional representation 

Elections .Each tier to do its own elections and election security.

All LGs Elections dispute end at State Sipreme Courts and only State  electoral disputes go from State Supreme Court to Federal Supreme Court.

I rest for Nigerians to attain a high level of  Followership and not Followersheep.iw

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Yes sir, thank you for such a rich and layered submission. 🙏

You have laid out a framework that strikes at the very heart of Nigeria’s unfinished journey — a century-old state still wrestling with becoming a truly integrated federation. Your emphasis on subsidiarity, bottom-up governance, and charters for LGAs is particularly profound. It speaks to a Nigeria where communities own their destinies within the larger national framework.

I also find your distinction between public safety and security very clarifying. It provides a way of restructuring policing and intelligence that balances local accountability with national oversight. Likewise, your reflections on parliamentary governance, proportional representation, and tier-based election security open a path to transparency and legitimacy in leadership.

The reminder that Nigeria must cultivate followership, not “followersheep” is both witty and weighty. Without citizens who think, engage, and hold leaders to account, even the best systems will collapse under old habits.

Indeed, more grease to your elbow, sir. These are the kinds of bold yet practical ideas that can move our “work-in-progress” nation toward a more stable, prosperous, and just federation.

For God, For Humanity and For Country 

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On Fri, Aug 22, 2025 at 3:48 PM, Nebukadineze Adiele

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[Kayode Adebayo]

Pastor Emeka Okala:

Your dumb leader called Peter Obidiot is the biggest idiot on Earth with his intended defamation suit against Adeyanju in Nigeria. I will advice Adeyaju not to back down or retract his fraud statement against Peter Obidiot. Your dumb Peter Obidiot doesn't know that he is a public figure as a politician and there are a lot of publications of fraudulent acts against him in Nigeria to start with.

First, the onus is on Peter Obidiot as a plaintiff to prove 'Actual Malice'. That is, that Adeyanju knew that the fraud statement against Peter Obidiot is untrue. That's a tall order for your dumb Peter Obidiot who has been accused publicly by the Pandora Newspaper of fraudulent acts of hiding properties in tax haven which he Peter Obidiot did not declare to the Nigerian government as assets when he ran for president of Nigeria.

Second there was a case of fraud against him in Anambra for investing Anambra monies in his private business.

Third, Peter Obidiot has been publicly accused of fraud by Anambran citizens and taken to court over it.

Fourth, Peter Obidiot's fraud file is still open at the EFCC.

Your dumb Peter Obidiot doesn't know anything about defamation law in Nigeria.

He is the dumbest politician alive.

Kayode .

[Kayode Adebayo]

Pastor Emeka Okala:

Your dumb leader called Peter Obidiot is the biggest idiot on Earth with his intended defamation suit against Adeyanju in Nigeria. I will advise Adeyaju not to back down or retract his fraud statement against Peter Obidiot. Your dumb Peter Obidiot doesn't know that he is a public figure as a politician and there are a lot of publications of fraudulent acts against him in Nigeria to start with.

[Kayode Adebayo]

Pastor Emeka Okala:

Tell your fraudulent thieving leader called Peter Obidiot he is a shame and an utter disgrace to humanity. He defrauded Anambra people of their monies. He needs to be serving prison time in Kirikiri.

Kayode

[TAJUDEEN RAJI]

Baba Kayode, 

 

The Adeyanju person already told Peter Obi that he is not going to retract his comment and apologize. He told Peter Obi to go to court and that he will see him in court. 

Thanks,

Tajudeen Raji 

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Tajudeen Raji:

Good. That's what he needs to do. He is a lawyer by profession. He should know what to do. Let the dumb Peter Obidiot go to court. He is going to shame himself. He is going to embarrass himself and expose his corrupt and fraudulent practices that hadn't gain any attention among his dumb followers. The law is on the side of Adeyanju. The onus is on the dumb Peter Obidiot.

Kayode

[Kayode Adebayo]

Gbam! Pathological Liar Called Kemi Dick Sucker Badenoch:

Like I said, before, the idiot and pathological liar called Kemi Kemi Dick Sucker will never be Prime Minister of UK in this lifetime, no matter how hard she sucks white man's dick in UK. All her lies will come back to haunt her. She thought she was in Nigeria where she could lie and get away with it. There are records in America and you can't get away with lies. You will be exposed in no time.

What a liar!

Kayode 

Kemi Badenoch faces scrutiny as Stanford University officer disputes claim of pre-med school offer

The Cable 

Kemi Badenoch, leader of the United Kingdom’s Conservative Party, is facing fresh questions over her past after a former Stanford University admissions officer disputed her claim that she once received an offer to study pre-med in the United States.

Badenoch has repeatedly cited the supposed offer in interviews, portraying it as an example of her parents’ financial struggles to secure her the best education despite her strong academic record.

In a 2017 interview, Badenoch said her dreams of being a doctor like her parents were cut short at 16 because she went to a “very bad school” in the UK.

Badenoch attributed part of her growing up to the US because “my mother worked internationally, so when she travelled, so did the kids”.

“I had actually got admission into medical school in the US – I got into Stanford pre-med – and I got into medical school in Nigeria, but I came here (the UK) because being a citizen, it was just a lot cheaper,” she said in the Huffington Post interview.

The claim was repeated in another interview feature published by the Times last year.

“At 16, her US SAT scores won her a partial pre-med scholarship to Stanford, but her family still couldn’t afford the place,” the report said.

The narrative was also featured in other UK dailies.

However, Stanford does not have a pre-med major, according to its website.

“For any of the health professions, you may major in any discipline,” the notice adds.

FORMER ADMISSIONS OFFICER DISPUTES CLAIM

Jon Reider, the Stanford admissions officer at the time of Badenoch’s application who was responsible for international students and the allocation of bursaries, challenged the politician’s claim.

Reider said he would have been responsible for offering Badenoch a place and had not done so.

“Although 30 years have passed, I would definitely remember if we had admitted a Nigerian student with any financial aid. The answer is that we did not do so,” he said, according to The Guardian UK.

 “I assure you that we would not have admitted a student based on test scores alone, nor would we have mailed an invitation to apply to any overseas students based on test scores.

“O-levels would not have been sufficient, and we would have been very nervous admitting a 16-year-old. She would have had to have an extraordinary record.”

Reider noted that it was implausible for a student to be offered a partial scholarship that they could not afford to take up.

“If an applicant needed, say, $30,000 a year to attend Stanford, we would offer them the full amount. There was no point in offering them less because they would not have been able to attend. If we admitted them, we wanted them to enrol,” he said.

He added that none of his decisions as the admission officer was overruled by any of the deans whom he worked for.

[femi Olajide]

Oga Afis,

I told y'all at a time that Kemi Badenoch is an accident waiting to happen.

She got carried away with her lies about her status in Nigeria and she now extended her duplicity to where record exist.
She is flogging her own deceit to death.
It's bound to happen!

Regards,

Femi Olajide

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[Kayode Adebayo]

Gbam! Abraham IPOB Madu:

Your deputy terrorist leader called Simon Ekpa has been sentenced to years of imprisonment in Finland like I said he would. Nigeria can now apply for his repatriation, pending his completion of his prison term in Finland and tow his terrorist ass to Nigeria where he would be housed in the DSS Zoo like your terrorist Nnamdi Oyendumdum Kanu.

Hahaha!

Kayode 

BREAKING: Finland Court sentences Simon Ekpa to six years in prison for terrorism

Daily Post 

A District Court in Finland has sentenced the self-proclaimed leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra Government in Exile, Simon Ekpa, to six years in prison for terrorism-related crimes.

DAILY POST recalls that Ekpa was arrested by Finnish authorities on 21 November 2024, following an investigation by the Finnish National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) into allegations of inciting terrorism and promoting violence through social media, activity that was believed to have contributed to unrest in southeastern Nigeria.

Following his arrest, Ekpa was remanded in custody by the Päijät-Häme District Court, which determined that the charge was based on “public incitement to commit a crime with terrorist intent”, alleged offenses dating from August 2021 to November 2024.

During this period, the NBI also froze Ekpa’s assets, as well as those of his associates and related companies.

[Kayode Adebayo]

Tajudeen Raji:

https://youtu.be/5aDGG9q6Nrw?si=qkPNbohdZN8KWjF9

Watch the video above. Virtually all what I said about Peter Obidiot's frauds and the reasons why Adeyanju should not back down or retract his fraud statements and allegations against Peter Obidiot the other day are coincidentally what the news analyst in the video said about him and the reasons why Peter Obidiot will not only lose in court, he will also expose all his fraudulent activities which are previously unknown to a lot of his Obidiot followers and many Nigerians.

Watch out. Peter Obidiot will not want to go to court and press charges or claim damages against Adeyanju after his 7 day ultimatum expires. He will chicken out, otherwise all his frauds will be exposed in court by Adeyanju and he will lose a number of his Obidiot followers if he did.

Kayode

[TAJUDEEN RAJI]

Baba Kayode,

I agree with you that Peter Obi would be doing something idiotic if he sues the Adeyanju guy or any other person that calls him a fraud. He would be allowing the defense to pull a lot of information on his financial activities as discovery for their defense. He would be stupid to sue but hey, Peter Obi told us that he takes advice from a “madman”. 

Thanks,

Tajudeen Raji 

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[Afis Deinde]

Good morning Alagba Olajide. She said she wanted to study medicine, saying she was admitted for pre-med might have been a mistake in speech.

If in her response she still insisted she was given admission, that is verifiable.

I wonder why the Newsreporter went to interview a former worker of the university and not just go to Stanford to verify?

I will wait for Badenoch response.

Unlike you, I’m never judgmental.

There are loopholes in the response from the former registrar or the ex-titled person from Stanford which I read, those loopholes needed clarification.

Your bandwagon is fully loaded Alagba, I’m not joining in.

😂😂😂

Afis

Who’s promising you all things, heaven on earth?

Lemme guess, a naked man with his hands in his pockets!

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[femi Olajide]

Oga Afis,

You're misconstruing my pragmatism for loathing of Badenoch.

Badenoch Kemi is a liar and opportunist.
I'm not in any bandwagon, not in the least with uncouth travellers like Kayusee.

I will trust the Guardian, a hundred times, over Badenoch any day.
The story broke about a week ago. Long enough for her offer rebuttal.

She's been caught with her pants down, not literally.

You may support her because of her Yoruba nationalist stand.
But, let's call a spade, a spade. Not a fucking spade!

Regards,

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[Kayode Adebayo]

Tinubu, don't create State Police in Nigeria. State Police cannot work in Nigeria. It will create more insecurity than solve any insecurity in Nigeria. I've enumerated several reasons why State Police can not work in Nigeria many times before. All those clamoring for State Police don't know anything about National Security. Don't succumb to political pressure. When State Police problems emanate in Nigeria, all those crying State Police now will run away and start blaming you. They are all ignoramuses who have no idea how to solve Nigeria's gargantuan security problems.

I identified over 100 security loopholes in Nigeria's National Security and designed the most comprehensive and workable National Security Solutions for Nigeria which are available on demand whenever Nigeria is ready. Don't fall into the trap of State Police in Nigeria. If you enter State Police trap, it will be hard for you to get out of it. 

Be warned!

Kayode

Insecurity: I have to create state police — Tinubu

Vanguard 

ABUJA — President Bola Tinubu has said the establishment of state police is unavoidable, as part of efforts to strengthen security across the country.

The President’s declaration came as Northern elders yesterday urged him to declare a state of emergency in the North, following protracted insecurity that has devastated the socio-economic life and development of the region.

It came on a day president of Mzough U Tiv UK (MUTUK), Victor Aleva, also said nothing had changed in Yelewata since President Tinubu visited Benue State, in the wake of the deadly herdsmen’s attack on the community which claimed over 200 lives in June.

This is even as Senator Ali Ndume said Boko Haram terrorists are blind to faith as they target Christians, Muslims as well as those who don’t believe in either of the two.

The President’s declaration drew the excitement of stakeholders in the polity, especially regional socio-political and cultural groups which have been in the forefront in the call for state police in the country.

They include the Pan-Yoruba socio-political organisation, Afenifere; its counterpart in the north, the Arewa Consultative Forum, ACF; and Middle Belt Forum, MBF.

Speaking at the Presidential Villa in Abuja during a courtesy visit by a delegation of prominent Katsina indigenes, led by Governor Dikko Radda, late Tuesday, Tinubu said the Federal Government is committed to confronting insecurity head-on.

The President reiterated the declaration when he met with governors of the North-East yesterday, stressing that there is need to discuss with the National Assembly leadership on the issue.

He directed security agencies to reassess their operations in Katsina State, which has witnessed a spike in banditry, and disclosed that advanced military equipment and surveillance technology would be deployed.

While also revealing plans to enhance the capacity of newly-recruited forest guards in the state, Tinubu stressed that while the country faces serious security challenges, they can be resolved with determination and strategy.

He said: “The security challenges that we are facing are surmountable. Yes, we have porous borders. We inherited weaknesses that could have been addressed earlier. It is a challenge that we must fix, and we are facing it.

“I have directed all the security agencies to energise further and look at the strategies. We have approved additional acquisition of drones.”

The president further instructed that he be given daily updates on security operations in Katsina, saying:

“I am reviewing all the aspects of security; I have to create state police. We are looking at that holistically.

We will defeat insecurity. We must protect our children, our people, our livelihood, our places of worship, and our recreational spaces. They can’t intimidate us.”

Tinubu reminded the delegation that in February 2024, the Federal Government formed a committee to study the framework for state policing.

The president also paid tribute to former President Muhammadu Buhari, assuring that his legacy will be preserved.

“The time we lost our brother, President Buhari, is a loss for all of us. It is the will of God Almighty, but he has left in a good way.

“He didn’t hand over a defeated country, a battered political structure, but a legacy of success, and that is the most important thing,’’ the President said.

In his remarks, leader of the delegation, Governor Radda expressed gratitude to Tinubu for his consistent support.

“Mr President, I would like to thank you very much, and I want to say before our elders that there was never a time I came to the President with a request that he rejected,” Radda said.

Other speakers, including former Governor Aminu Masari and Ibrahim Ida, the Wazirin Katsina, commended Tinubu for honouring Buhari and investing in infrastructure projects in the state.

Ida, however, urged the Federal Government to prioritise the upgrade of the Umaru Musa Yar’Adua International Airport and intensify security in Southern Katsina.

Recall that following the rising waves of insecurity across the country, a host of stakeholders have been calling for state police.

Last May, in a new consensus, the Northern Governors Forum, NGF, endorsed the creation of state police as a major step to fight insecurity in the country.

In a communique issued at the end of its meeting in Kaduna, Forum Chairman and governor of Gombe State, Inuwa Yahaya, noted that the current centralised policing system is grossly incapable of confronting the scale and complexity of local security threats, particularly in the Northern region.

The Forum then called on the National Assembly “to expedite action on the enactment of the legal framework for its take-off.”

Similar calls have also been made by the Nigeria Governors’ Forum, NGF, House of Assembly speakers in the 36 states of the federation and other stakeholders.

State Police overdue —Afenifere

Reacting to the President’s remarks yesterday, the Pan-Yoruba socio-political organisation, Afenifere, said the need for state police was long overdue.

Speaking on behalf of Afenifere, the Chairman of its National Executive Committee, NEC, Oba Olu Falae, commended the move, adding that there is need to implement it as soon as possible.

Falae, a former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, who spoke with Vanguard, said: “State Police is something we should have had 50 years ago. Policing is a local matter and, therefore, until you have local policing, we won’t have effective policing in our country.

“In the colonial times, every region and town had its own police force. There were three policing systems in Nigeria. That we are now returning to state police is welcome and I hope the states will take decisions to recruit people immediately, train and equip them for an effective security mechanism in the states and in the country. It is overdue.”

We’re looking forward to see it work — ACF

On his part, the National Publicity Secretary of Arewa Consultative Forum, ACF, Prof Tukur Baba, said the ACF is looking forward to see how it would work.

Step in theright direction — MBF

Also reacting, the Middle Belt Forum, MBF, said President Tinubu’s declaration to create was a step in the right direction.

National President of MBF, Dr. Bitrus Pogu, in a statement, said the Forum had been leading the advocacy for creation of county or local government police.

He said: “We have been advocating for state police all along. Our own even goes down to the local government level, that is down to the county level because we said we pretended we are practising true federalism while we are not.

In a true federal system, security is structured to cover all strata of our existence. So, we support that as a first step towards addressing the issue, since governors are not in control of the national security architecture, whether it is the police, the military or the paramilitary.

“So having state police, similar to what we had before the military took over, is best for us in the country. We used to have the Native Authority Police which we can equate now to the state police and we had the Nigerian police and it worked.

“So it is going to be a step forward in the right direction, especially in areas where our security has been compromised, which is unfortunate anyway.”

On whether it could be used as tool by governors to oppress perceived political enemies, Dr. Pogu said: “If we look at it that way, we can also say the Federal Government could have been using the federal police or federal security architecture or network to achieve its own objectives.

‘’So we cannot stop what is beneficial to the well-being and security of our people by considering the behaviour of a few individuals because, yes it is true some governors might exploit that window, but it will not mean that every governor will exploit that window.

’The most important thing is let’s secure the lives and property of our people.”

It won’t work in Nigeria, retired general tells Tinubu

But Gen. Ijioma Nwokoro Ijioma, retd, disagreed, saying governors will convert the personnel into thugs to hunt perceived enemies.

He insisted that state police is no solution to the festering insecurity in the country, arguing that nothing was actually wrong with the federal police if the spirit with which it operated in the past was revived.

He said: “Who is going to be the person that will issue orders to those state police? Is it the governors that you have today?

“I am not in support of state policing. It will not work in Nigeria. That state police will become the thugs for the state governors. Take my word for it.

“Nothing is wrong with the federal police. If the police are constituted and allowed to function the way police have been functioning before, there is nothing absolutely wrong with the police system we have had before.

“When you make the police dysfunctional, then you start looking for state police. And when you now introduce state police, it becomes a frank incest. Then the governors will pocket them and use them to do their own bidding. And we start another thing altogether. Then, we start the cry all over again. I will advise Mr. President not to toe that line.”

Declare state of emergency in North to save us — NEF

Meanwhile, northern elders yesterday urged President Tinubu to declare state of emergency in the north, following the protracted insecurity that has devastated the socio-economic life and development of the region.

Acting under the aegis of Northern Elders Forum, NEF, the northern elders in a communique by their spokesman, Prof Abubakar Jiddere, expressed deep concern over the spate of violent attacks, abductions and killings across the region, asking the Federal Government to declare a state of emergency in the north.

They warned that if a state of emergency was not declared, the development might lead to self-help situation and anarchy, which currently threaten Nigeria’s stability and regional peace.

The elders also recalled that on August 19, there was a bloody attack on a mosque in Unguwan Mantau village where armed assailants killed about 27 worshippers and injured many during early morning prayers, while hundreds of people were displaced.

The communique equally alluded to the execution of 38 abductees in Zamfara State, despite ransom payments, as well as two separate attacks in Kaduna State’s Kauru and Kudan Local Government Areas, which killed eight persons and injured eight others.

It read: “Declare a state of emergency in northern Nigeria, acknowledging the extraordinary scale of the crisis; deploy adequately trained armed, and equipped security forces with clear rules of engagement to protect civilian populations and secure international border regions; and provide adequate compensation, rehabilitation, and humanitarian assistance to victims, including displaced persons, in line with international humanitarian standards.’’

The communique also called the “strengthening of border control and regional cooperation with neighboring states under ECOWAS and the African Union protocols, to stem cross-border incursions by armed criminal groups.

“Engaging international partners, including the African Union, AU, and United Nations, UN, for technical and humanitarian support.

“The NEF observes with deep regret that the state security architecture remains inadequate, overstretched, and in some cases complicit through inaction and silence, leaving citizens vulnerable and helpless, while eroding public trust in government institutions.’’

Quoting Article 6 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, ICCPR, which states that the inherent right to life shall be protected by law, and no one shall arbitrarily be deprived of life, the northern elders pledged to continue monitoring developments while engaging stakeholders nationally and internationally to ensure urgent relief for affected northern communities.

Yelewata: Nothing has changed since Tinubu’s Benue visit, says Tiv leader.

Also reflecting on the security situation in the north, especially Benue State, the president of Mzough U Tiv UK (MUTUK), Victor Aleva, said no efforts had been made to rebuild the Yelewata community in Benue State, following the deadly herdsmen attack in June.

Recall that President Tinubu had visited Benue, following renewed killings in the state that left scores dead, several injured, and many others displaced in June.

But months after that visit, Aleva insisted that the Yelewata community remains in ruins, despite the President’s visit to the state in response to the incident.

“I was there in Yelewata last week Saturday and I saw things myself and I want to tell you that it is quite unfortunate. It is not about playing to the gallery or just saying things and being political. As I speak, nothing has changed.

“I told you here during my earlier interview that nothing good is going to come out of the President’s visit to Benue State. All those are just political, nothing is happening in Yelewata, I have video evidence, I have interview from the locals, I was there live with my entourage,’’ Aleva said on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily programme yesterday.

During the president’s visit to Yelewata, he ordered that service chiefs and the Inspector-General of Police (IGP) arrest those behind the dastardly attack.

Few days after Tinubu’s arrest order, the Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, announced the arrest of 26 persons suspected to be masterminds of the killings in Yelewata.

However, Aleva dismissed the reported arrest of the attack masterminds by the police, describing it as “a lie”.

He said: “You know that is a lie. Because the president went there and scolded the Inspector-General of Police and just less than 48 hours or thereabouts, they paraded some people.

“Where are the people? That incident actually happened I think on the 13th and 14th of June, this is more than two months, where are the people?”

Aleva maintained that the attack in Yelewata had nothing to do with herders-farmers clash, but a calculated attempt to exterminate the people living in the village.

He said the people of the state expected the president to order the rebuilding of the community and not ‘playing to the gallery’.

Boko Haram blind to faith, targets Muslims, Christians — Ndume

in a similar development, Senator Ali Ndume (APC, Borno South), said yesterday Boko Haram terrorists were blind to faith as they target Christians, Muslims as well as those who don’t believe in either of the two.

He appealed to Nigerians, especially the media, to resist the temptation of profiling victims of the terror gang’s atrocities and unite to defeat the insurgents.

The federal lawmaker, who made the appeal in a statement he issued in Abuja yesterday, was reacting to reports of weekend attacks at Ngoshe village in Gwoza Local Government Area and Mussa community in Askira-Uba Local Government areas of Borno State.

In the two separate incidents, the insurgents killed five farmers in the two villages.

Of those killed, two Muslims were killed in Ngoshe while the three killed in Mussa were Christians who were murdered by the terror gang the following day. Both communities are located in Askira-Uba Local Government area of Borno State.

Media reports indicate that the terrorists also razed dozens of houses in the two attacks.

Ndume, who was former chairman, Senate Committee on Army, said: “It is unethical and unconscionable for any media outlet to drive the narrative that Christians are the targets of these attacks by the terror group in Borno, or anywhere in the North-Eastern part of Nigeria.

“The forces behind these mindless killings are blind to faith and tribe. We should avoid this dangerous profiling which can distract us. It has the tendency of doing us more harm.

“It can even inflame negative passion in our soldiers, dampen the morale of men who toil day and night, determined to ensure that they wipe out this dangerous sect.

“Our people, whose only pursuit is peace and livelihood, continue to fall victim to the cruelty of insurgents. These men and women deserve to live, to farm and to dream, but their lives are being cut short by those who thrive on violence and destruction.”

Ndume commended the military for sustaining the battle against the terrorists, restating his appeal to the federal government to increase funding and level of support for the men and women in uniform to boost their morale to do more.

Nations must link security with good governance to defeat terrorism — Defence Minister

Similarly, the Defence Minister, Mohammed Badaru Abubakar, said yesterday that nations of the West African sub-region and the Sahel must link security with governance, and utilise timely intelligence to confront transnational terrorism plaguing the sub-region

He also said operationalisation of the ECOWAS Standby Force must be pursued with renewed vigour, while harmonisation of legal frameworks across member states would ensure terrorists and their support networks found no safe haven.

Badaru, who stated this at the regional conference on combating emerging terrorist groups and strengthening sustainable security in ECOWAS/Sahel region in Abuja, said: “Capacity building is essential. Our forces require not only modern equipment but also advanced training to meet the evolving challenges of counter-terrorism.

“The creation of a regional counter-terrorism task force, fully trained and equipped for rapid deployment, is an initiative we must embrace.

“Terrorism has become one of the greatest threats to peace and stability in West Africa and the Sahel. It exploits porous borders, weak governance and deep socio-economic disparities. It takes root in communities where grievances are left unaddressed, and it spreads through ungoverned spaces where institutions are absent.

“These realities are stark, but they do not define our destiny. They are challenges we must confront collectively with determination, innovation and solidarity.

“Terrorism in our time has assumed a more complex and dangerous character. We are dealing with adversaries who are adaptive, highly networked and increasingly sophisticated in their methods.

“Their collaboration with international terrorist organizations has created a web of instability that stretches across borders. They exploit encrypted communication platforms, deploy unmanned aerial systems and radicalize vulnerable youth online.

“This evolution underscores the urgency of our meeting today. Terrorism, insurgency and insecurity are not abstract threats. They are existential challenges that endanger our people, our economies, and our shared future.’’

Speaking further, the minister said: “The operationalisation of the ECOWAS standby force must be pursued with renewed vigour. Harmonisation of legal frameworks across member states will ensure terrorists and their support networks find no safe haven.

“Thirdly, we must address the root causes of radicalisation. Military force is necessary but not sufficient. Poverty, unemployment, exclusion and poor governance provide fertile ground for extremist ideologies, Investing in education, strengthening community resilience and ensuring good governance are equally critical to our long-term security.

“Winning the hearts and minds of our populations will deny extremist groups the local support they seek to exploit.

“The task before us is clear. We must combine military strength with governance reforms and socio-economic development. This comprehensive approach is the only way to deliver sustainable peace.’’

“I am reviewing all the aspects of security; I have to create state police. We are looking at that holistically.

“We will defeat insecurity. We must protect our children, our people, our livelihood, our places of worship, and our recreational spaces. They can’t intimidate us.”

[femi Olajide]

Kayusee,

Don't mind them.
They don't know that only Kayusee has the solution to the policing problem on Nigeria. All other Nigerians are stupid.

Let them know your proposed security architecture and the over 200 loopholes only you can see. If they fail to acknowledge your genius, you should just ram it down their throat and let them swallow it hook, line and sinker!

The problem with Nigerians is that they do not recognize a genius when they see one, especially one that have preferred solutions to every problem that humanity faces in all four winds of our wide world. Shame!

Enough.......Kayusee, don't buy what I'm selling above. It's a dud and everything I wrote is the opposite of what I think and we have come to understand about your silly, jobless and ignorant ass.....I did this, I designed that design, I propose those are your way of feeding the ego of your demented and rotten self.

You're clearly unhinged, mad like a chronic mentalo and a certified asinwin!

Kayusee, you're so clueless that you need a road map to scratch your nose when it itches. Alai ni n'kan se. Eniyan radarada ni e!

Asinwin Oshi!

Regards,

Femi Olajide

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