Nweke Chinonso Caleb @nwekechinonso2022

ISIS coming to Africa is the biggest threat, if we must be honest. African security architecture is already fragile; the insecurity in countries like Nigeria, Niger, Chad and other neighbouring nations has weakened the security architecture in Sub-Saharan Africa. Our military has been stretched, and adding ISIS, which has always been working through its proxies, will be another heavy security issue.
“US warns of growing ISIS threat to African maritime trade - Punch Newspapers”

He is no contestant; he′s just deceiving himself. Donald Duke can′t even garner 1 million votes in the election; is he a contestant? If he wants to step down, he should go ahead and do that, but we all know he′s not a contestant; he′s just there as an observer.
“2027: Donald Duke signals readiness to step down for consensus opposition candidate - Premium Times Nigeria”

Your protest won′t change anything; ventilate your anger through the proper channel - which is the court system. You don′t protest and the court change their Stance it′s not how it works, yes it′s not the way it works.
“2027: Atiku’s Supporters Protest In Abuja Over Court Judgment Voiding Candidacy - Channels Television”

Action, too, should be taken on this. Sadly, these things keep happening, and other supposed Christian Nations aren′t saying or doing anything, but they′re ready to stand up for the people of Gaza.
“US reps to hold hearing on ‘persecution of Christians in Nigeria’ - TheCable”

This I don′t agree with, but well what does my opinion matter to them. But those saying this trash should bury themselves in shame; it′s sad to see people see wrong and stand in support of it.
“APC-PCC Unveils 2027 Manifesto, Says No Nigerian Leader Matches Tinubu Since 1960 - THISDAYLIVE”

The call to shift beyond oil requires proper action. Oil isn′t a renewable mineral resource, and we need to shift away from it for two specific reasons. Firstly, while we′re making use of the resource we shouldn′t deny future generation the chance to use these mineral resource; secondly, if we end up finishing it, then there′d be a big problem for our economy, which is heavily dependent on oil.
“COP31: Nigeria’s shift beyond oil requires state action, economic planning – Experts - Premium Times Nigeria”