NewsHour @4pm 17-10

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Justice Muhammad Garba Umar of the
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Federal High Court sitting in Abuja on
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Friday apparently rejected the plans by
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the Inspector General of Police IGP Care
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Eggbe token to stop the upcoming Monday
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October 20th planned mass protests by
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Nigerians to demand the release of the
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detained Bafra Republic agitation leader
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Mazi Nami Kanu. But according to the
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organizer of the protest, Omi Saware,
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after the judge initially declined to
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grant the Nigeria Police Force an ex
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party motion to stop the planned protest
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in the open court, the Federal High
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Court judge, Justice Umar reportedly
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granted the motion in chambers, imposing
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a ban on protests at Aso Rock Villa,
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National Assembly or Unity Fountain in
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Abuja. We await a certified true copy of
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the order which our lawyers will review.
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The protest remains unstoppable. While
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this is ongoing, the United States US
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Embassy in Nigeria has warned America
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citizens to be far from the protest
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areas and limit their movements in the
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Nigeria capital city Abuja saying the
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planned protest may lead to disruptions
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and violence. Detailed of the court
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action as captured by Punch newspaper.
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The Federal High Court in Abuja has
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refused the Nigeria Police Force's bid
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to stop the free Nambdi Canyono protest,
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allowing it to proceed as scheduled on
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Monday, October 20th, 2025.
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The inspector general of police Kyod
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Egen had dispatched police lawyers to
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the court to move an ex party motion
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against activist and protest organizer
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Saware in a bid to legally preempt the
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planned demonstration slated for the Aso
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Rock Villa. However, Justice Umar of the
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Federal High Court Abuja declined to
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grant the motion which would have
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immediately restrained the protest from
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taking place without hearing the
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opposing side. The judge instead
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instructed the police to formally serve
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notice of their application on Saware
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and adjourned the case until Tuesday for
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a proper contested hearing. Reacting to
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the judicial decision, the protest
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convenor Amy Saware affirmed the court's
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decision as a victory for civil
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liberties and doubled down on the
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scheduled protest. In a statement issued
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on his exhandle on Friday following the
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ruling, Saware said IG of police Nigeria
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Kyote Eggbeen dispatched police lawyers
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to Sumi in an effort to halt the free
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Namikanuno protest scheduled for Aso
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Rock Villa on Monday. However, the
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judge, Justice Umar of Federal High
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Court in Abuja, refused to grant the
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exarty motion, instead instructing him
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to serve me notice and adjourning the
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case until Tuesday for a proper hearing.
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The demonstration organized under the
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#free Namikinudo is intended to draw
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attention to the prolonged detention and
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legal fate of Kanu. The police action
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was seen as an attempt to leverage the
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courts to prevent a potentially
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sensitive gathering near the seat of
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Nigerian power. The adjournment to
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Tuesday ensures that the planned Monday
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protest is not currently constrained by
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a court order, setting the stage for a
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potential high-profile confrontation
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between protesters and security agencies
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around the presidential villa. Channels
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television also on Friday reported that
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ahead of the free Namikanuno protest
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slated for Monday, October 20th in the
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nation's capital, the US embassy in
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Abuja has issued a security alert to
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Americans. In a statement published on
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its website on Friday, the embassy
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cautioned that the protest could lead to
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disruptions and potential violence. The
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embassy advised US citizens to steer
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clear of the protest areas and limit
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their movement across the city. The US
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embassy in Abuja informs US citizens
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that the free Nambdi Kano now protest
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has called for peaceful demonstrations
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on Monday, October 20th, 2025 in Abuja.
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There may be roadblocks, traffic,
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congestion, and confrontations between
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police and protesters that could turn
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violent around Eagle Square and the
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central business district. The embassy
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advises all US citizens to avoid this
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area and to severely limit all movement
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throughout the city on Monday, October
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20th. The statement read in part, the
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embassy recommended that children stay
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home from school and that domestic staff
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who commute from outside Abuja do not
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report to work on that day. It also
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called on all Americans in Nigeria to
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take heightened security precautions.
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The planned protest was announced by
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activist and former presidential
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candidate of the African Action Congress
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Amayle Saware on his exac account on
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October 9th. Saware stated that the
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protest would take place on October 20th
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and be directed toward the Aso Rock
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presidential villa. He described it as a
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historic and peaceful demonstration
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aimed at securing the release of the
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leader of the prescribed indigenous
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people of Bafra, Nambdi Kanu. Carno, who
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is currently facing terrorism charges at
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the Federal High Court in Abuja, has
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been in custody since June 2021
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following his controversial extradition
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from Kenya. But shortly after the afor
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media reports, Amayle Saware in a
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statement through his social media
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accounts on Friday said that after
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failing to obtain a legitimate court
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order to halt the unstoppable free Nam
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Deanuno protest, the Nigeria police
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force has now resorted to a fresh wave
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of panic-driven measures. In Onondo
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state, police authorities have
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reportedly ordered that officers
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sympathetic to the movement be confined
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to their barracks, an action that
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exposes the deep unease within the
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system. Rather than engage with the
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legitimate and peaceful demands of
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citizens, the police are turning their
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energy toward internal repression and
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fear tactics, a clear sign that the
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movement's message has struck a nerve.
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The people are awake and the movement
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remains unstoppable. In another
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statement on Friday accompanied with
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video footage, Amy Saware said, "Earlier
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today, the Nigeria Police Force FCT
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command invited Barrister Maxwell Opara
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to discuss the planned free Namikanuno
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protest. Upon our arrival at the
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command's entrance, we were abruptly
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stopped by a police contingent stationed
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at the gate. officers claimed the new
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commissioner of police was resuming duty
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and could not attend to visit us until
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after his official resumption rituals.
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When we were eventually allowed through,
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the senior police officer Habib Muhammad
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who had extended the invitation met us
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and presented a copy of the organizers's
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letter seeking police protection.
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Barrista Maxwell Opara had not arrived
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at that point. A letter filed by
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Barister Opara as legal representative
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of the protest movement. But the tone of
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the meeting shifted quickly after the
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senior police officer Muhammad received
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a phone call. He informed us that the
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deputy commissioner of police DCP in
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charge of the state intelligence
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department SID wished to meet us. When
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we arrived at his office, he expressed
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surprise at my presence at the FCT
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command, claiming that no invitation had
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been extended to me personally. He
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remained polite and we left courteously.
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Shortly after, Barrister Maxwell Opara
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arrived to the Sup's office where the
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conversation turned tense. The officer
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issued a veiled threat, warning that
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Barrister Opara would be held
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responsible if anything goes wrong
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anywhere in Abuja on Monday. Barrista
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Oara reminded him that this was
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precisely why the organizers had sent a
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formal notification to ensure a peaceful
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and lawful demonstration.
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The officer reportedly began shouting
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and the meeting ended. abruptly.
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According to Barrister Opara, it became
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clear that they did not want me present
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because they were seeking someone they
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could intimidate. Not long after we left
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the command, the illegal IGP directed
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police lawyers to obtain a court order
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to stop the protest. However, the
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federal high court judge declined to
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grant the order in open court. It was
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later reported that a limited purpose
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order was issued but no such order has
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been served on the organizers. The free
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Namikanuno protest is unstoppable. We
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are proceeding as planned peacefully,
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lawfully and with unwavering resolve.
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Amigle Saware stated
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you the news in a more digital way.
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Whenever controversies surround Rufi,
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the outspoken and fearless broadcaster
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on Arise television, one recurring
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argument often resurfaces in public
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discourse. The claim that Rufi is not a
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journalist, critics are quick to
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emphasize that he lacks a formal
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academic background in journalism,
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having originally trained in animal
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anatomy. But beyond the semantics of
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qualification, a deeper question
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emerges. What truly defines a
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journalist? And what are the core
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functions of journalism in society? As
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mass communication teacher, we teach
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students from the very first class that
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the media exists to inform, educate,
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entertain, and preserve cultural
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heritage. Journalists also play the
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crucial roles of agenda setting and
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acting as watchd dogs, holding public
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officials accountable and amplifying the
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voices of the government. The media's
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capacity to shape national conversations
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is immense. By highlighting specific
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issues and giving them prominence,
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journalists help raise awareness and
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influence public perception. It is
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through such agenda setting functions
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that societies engage in dialogue,
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debate and reform, thereby playing
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participatory role in the process of
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governance. When examined through this
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functional lens, it becomes clear that
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Rufi has consistently fulfilled these
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journalistic responsibilities over the
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years. His incisive questioning,
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fearless commentary, and commitment to
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public accountability have made him one
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of the most recognizable broadcast
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personalities in contemporary Nigerian
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media. A notable example is his now
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famous exchange with the Minister of
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Works, Engineer Dave Yumi, on Arise
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television. Before that encounter, few
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Nigerians had publicly interrogated the
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cost per kilometer of road construction
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projects executed by government
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agencies.
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While the minister initially dismissed
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Rufi's question as elementary, the issue
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soon gained traction nationally. In
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fact, subsequent clarifications by Yumi
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and even a public response by Oyo State
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Governor Sei Marinde demonstrated that
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Aseni's line of questioning had forced
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an important accountability conversation
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into the mainstream. Through this
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singular act, Rufi did what the media
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are mandated to do. Hold power
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accountable, enlighten the public, and
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stimulate civic engagement. It is true
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that a formal qualification, such as a
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diploma or degree in journalism, is
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generally considered a prerequisite for
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professional practice. Yet, history
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tells a different story about the
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Nigerian press. Many of the country's
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most celebrated media pioneers from
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Herbert McCauley to Ernest Aoli Nambi
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Azikiwayi and Aubi Awaloo were not
11:37
trained journalists in the academic
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sense. Nevertheless, through passion,
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intellect and experience, they became
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towering figures in the nation's
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journalistic landscape. In the decades
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that followed, major Nigerian newspapers
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like The Guardian, The Punch, The
11:54
Tribune, and the Defunct National
11:56
Concord were edited by professionals
11:58
whose backgrounds spanned literature,
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political science, law, and the
12:03
humanities, not necessarily journalism.
12:06
What mattered was their adherence to
12:08
journalistic ethics, and commitment to
12:10
truth. Today, journalism is evolving
12:13
faster than ever. The rise of social and
12:16
digital media has democratized
12:18
information dissemination, giving birth
12:20
to citizen journalism, a space where
12:23
individuals, regardless of academic
12:25
background, can contribute meaningfully
12:27
to public discourse. The boundaries of
12:30
professional journalism have expanded,
12:33
now encompassing voices trained in
12:35
diverse disciplines, but committed to
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the principles of truth, balance, and
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fairness. In this context, Rufi's two
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decades of consistent broadcast
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experience, his engagement with media
12:47
ethics, and his pursuit of professional
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development courses all reinforce his
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credibility. His work reflects a mastery
12:55
of journalism's essence. Even if his
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educational roots lie elsewhere, the
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debate over Rufi's academic background
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may continue, but it misses the more
13:05
profound point. Journalism is as much a
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calling as it is a profession. It
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demands curiosity, courage, critical
13:13
thinking, and an unwavering commitment
13:15
to public interest. By these measures,
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Rufi has proven himself a journalist,
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not by certificate, but by conviction
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and consistent service to society.
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Writer Isa Abdul Aziz, mass
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communication lecturer, federal poly
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techchnic. Ouchi was
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minister I would like to interject this
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monologue is quite long.
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So at first minister after you had gone
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to report me in front of president
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Tinugu and said all sorts. Anyway I am
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not beholden to you. My job is accountab
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for me to report you to the president.
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No but they empirical minister minister
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minister let me speak minister report
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you minister minister let me speak. I
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have empirical evidence. The world
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watched it on the commissioner of the
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project when you mentioned the questions
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I asked you to the president that was
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reporting me to the president officially
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the world watch it so you don't need to
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dillydal about the empirical facts I
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don't talk without facts minister you
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know when I have my facts I talk and I
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insist on my question when I ask on call
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address you
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minister you will not you will not you
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will not allow me speak the problem is
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you will not allow me to speak you spoke
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for over 20 minutes over 10 minutes
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because you don't know what you're
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speaking but let me speak let speak your
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profession. You will not allow me to
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speak. You see, if you can just keep
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quiet and be calm and just allow me
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speak, I'll be happy. All right? So, my
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question still persists as regards the
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cost per kilometer. You cannot tell me
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that we don't have a right to know the
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cost per kilometer. Even if it's an
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undulating landscape, give us all the
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facts and the details of the cost per
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kilometer. That's all we'll ask for.
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Other questions as regards the loans
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taking
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me
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for you to damage. Let me finish. Listen
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to me. Minister, you will not let me
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speak.
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The minister will not allow me. No, no,
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no, no, no, no, no. Don't do that with
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me. Minister will not do that with me. I
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was in your studio. Minister and when
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the first session was on and I ran the
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figures and what you asking us is 750
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kilometers of uh coastal highway, we
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should tell you cost per kilometer. So
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you multiply by 750 that no.
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No. So tell me the cost per kilometer.
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There's nothing too hard for you to tell
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me that figure. You've not still told me
15:26
that figure. So I was right on that
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point. The second point
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because you don't you don't understand
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anything.
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The second point I'm trying to make.
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You don't understand anything. I'm a
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professor in this field.
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Okay.
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You don't understand anything.
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What university gave you to tell you a
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cost?
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What university gave you professorship
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in engineering? I didn't know you were
15:44
professor minister. I didn't know. So
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please you've not professor you've not
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professor in in in practice a professor
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in practice I understand engineering
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very well
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and you have no knowledge of what you
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ask
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if you will let me
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you have no knowledge
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if you will let me ask
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so you you keep quiet
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and then stop uh you know
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uh minister it's it's all right keep
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dignifying yourself and let the world
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see you for who you are if you allow me
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speak the other 100 kilometers that you
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said they've added to it would like to
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know the cost per kilometer of that one
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and the winsome homes the case is in
16:22
court now I would like to know the cost
16:24
per kilometer for that one I would like
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to also know the over 700 billion first
16:28
tranch of loan you guys got for this
16:30
project has the money been spent how was
16:32
the money deployed I would also like to
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know I would also like to know the terms
16:36
of that loan all right how many years
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what's the payback period what's the
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payback return of that loan and for the
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winsome homes isn't it interesting that
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as somebody that has been a governor in
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the state, you know the law. A case is
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in court and then you're coming to talk
16:51
about the details of the case is in
16:53
court because you deny that the case was
16:55
not in court. Now you've already
16:56
accepted that the case is in court. So
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is it not just better you thrash it out
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with the woman that he's been reporting
17:03
a case in public that we all heard and I
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ask you questions based on that. So
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minister just answer the questions. I've
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got no ask to grind with you. You know
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that we've spoken many times. In fact,
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when your people call to book, I booked
17:15
them and I said you should come on air.
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So, please just tell us those
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information. It's very important
17:19
minister.
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I'm not hearing even though this guy is
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not
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bringing you the news in a more digital
17:38
way. Nigerian Army Authority has issued
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a statement denying threat messages
17:44
issued against members of the public
17:46
ahead of the planned mass protest slated
17:48
for October 20th, 2025 to demand for the
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release and freedom of the detained
17:53
Bafra Republic agitation leader Mazi
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Nami Kanu just as the organizer and
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chief campaigner Amayle Saware the
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publisher of Sahare reporters news media
18:04
met to seek understanding with the
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former president of Nigeria good luck of
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Jonathan who according to Saware
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promised to visit President Bola Ahmed
18:13
Tonubu to discuss the issue with him.
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Nigerian army in a statement on Friday
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said the attention of the Nigerian army
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NA has been drawn to a misleading
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publication by Sahara reporters alleging
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that a Facebook page purportedly
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operated by military personnel issued
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veiled threats against certain
18:32
individuals ahead of a planned October
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20th protest. The report is not only
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false but a deliberate attempt to
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misinform the public and discredit the
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noble institution of the Nigerian Army.
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For the avoidance of doubt, the Nigerian
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Army has only two official social media
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handles, namely at HQ Nigerian Army and
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at Nigerian Arma info which are duly
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verified on Facebook X, formerly
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Twitter, Instagram and YouTube. Any
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other page or account outside these
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verified handles does not belong to the
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Nigerian Army and should be disregarded
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in its entirety. It is pertinent to
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state that certain civilians and online
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content creators now operate pages that
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post military related contents purely
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for the purpose of generating online
19:19
traffic and monetary gain. Such pages
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have no affiliation whatsoever with the
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Nigerian army. The NA therefore
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dissociates itself completely from any
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post, statement or activity emanating
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from these unauthorized sources. The
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Nigerian Army remains a professional,
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disciplined and apolitical institution
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committed to the defense and unity of
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the Federal Republic of Nigeria. In the
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discharge of its constitutional
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responsibilities, the NA continues to
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uphold the highest standards of
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professionalism, adherence to the rule
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of law, and respect for human rights.
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The general public and media
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practitioners are hereby enjoyed to
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verify all information concerning the
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Nigerian Army only through its official
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platforms or the Directorate of Army
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public relations before publication or
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dissemination. The Nigerian Army
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therefore urges Sahara reporters and
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other media outlets to exercise due
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diligence in verifying the authenticity
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of their sources to avoid the spread of
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falsehood capable of misleading the
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public and undermining national
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security. Omi Saware in a statement made
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available through his personal social
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media accounts on Friday said that
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earlier today in Abuja I met with former
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President Good Luck Jonathan to discuss
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the continued incarceration of Mazi Nami
20:39
Kanu. President Jonathan agreed that
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there is an urgent and compelling need
20:44
to address this matter decisively and
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justly. I thank him sincerely for
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recognizing the importance of resolving
20:51
Kanu's case in the interest of peace,
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fairness and national healing.
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Particularly assuring was that he
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promised to meet Asawaju Bola Ahmed
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Tonubu to discuss this issue as soon as
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possible. With this, former President
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Jonathan joins a growing list of
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Nigerians who have called for justice in
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Nami Kanu's case. A list that already
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includes ex- vice president Atiku Abu
21:14
Bakr, Femi Falana San Senator Shahus
21:18
Sanani and many others across political
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and regional divides. Mazi Nami Kanu
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remains in detention today because he
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took up the just cause of confronting
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the long-standing issue of
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marginalization in Nigeria. Like other
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ethnic and regional activists whose
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politically motivated cases have been
21:36
withdrawn or dismissed, Nambdi Kanu
21:39
should also be released without further
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delay. I once again call on all
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political, cultural, ethnic and
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religious leaders across Nigeria to join
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this noble cause. In particular, I
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invite my brothers and sisters from the
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southeast, Mr. Peter Obi, Charles
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Chukuma, Soludo, Alex Ciotti, Francis in
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Wifuru, Peter Mbar, Hope Zodma, Abigail
22:04
as Aquasili, John of Ohanes and Diggbo
22:08
worldwide as well as Nigerians of
22:10
conscience everywhere to lend their
22:11
voices to the call for justice and
22:13
freedom. Nandi Kanu should be set free
22:17
and I remain firmly committed to
22:19
peacefully mobilizing for justice and
22:21
freedom in this matter. On Thursday, Omi
22:24
Saware in a statement challenged the
22:26
decision to set free and grant
22:28
presidential state pardons to convicted
22:30
individuals by President Bola Ahmed
22:32
Tonubu without considering the release
22:34
of Mazi Nami Kanu. According to Saware
22:38
today, President Bola Tonubu extended
22:41
pardons to a long list of convicted
22:43
individuals including a cocaine
22:45
trafficker serving a life sentence, an
22:48
alleged couplotta, Mamean Vatza, the
22:50
late Nambia Ziki and Herbert McCauley,
22:53
and even Farooq Laan, the former
22:55
lawmaker convicted for taking bribes on
22:57
tape. He also pardoned other known
23:00
fraudsters and corrupt politicians. Yet
23:02
in all of this, Tonubu refuses to even
23:05
consider the release of Mazi Nami Kanu,
23:08
who has been unjustly detained for years
23:10
despite multiple court orders mandating
23:12
his freedom. It is a glaring hypocrisy.
23:16
Criminals and political thieves are
23:17
forgiven, celebrated, and rehabilitated
23:20
while a man demanding self-determination
23:22
and justice remains behind bars and
23:25
tossed around in courts with the
23:26
pretense that somehow it is about law.
23:29
Earlier, Saware raised an alarm that the
23:32
presidency is using DSS to contact and
23:35
threaten politicians from the southeast,
23:37
warning him not to endorse the free
23:39
Nambdi Kanu now movement or participate
23:42
in Free Nami Kanu now, the planned march
23:45
to Aso Rock Villa. They've contacted
23:48
some names mentioned in my postings to
23:50
gaslight them, claiming the protest was
23:52
to ferment chaos and violence. They're
23:54
terrified. However, we move forward and
23:58
cannot be stopped.
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who are connected.
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