Why Nigerians oppose a Tinubu second term? This is the evidence dossier.

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The recent abduction of dozens of schoolchildren, teachers, and even toddlers from schools in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State has sent shockwaves across Nigeria. In a chilling display of brutality, one of the teachers, Michael Oyedokun, was beheaded by the abductors. Among the victims are children as young as one to four years old, teenagers, and members of staff.

For many Nigerians, the attack raises troubling questions. How did a region once considered relatively secure become vulnerable to such violence? Is this an isolated criminal act, or evidence of a deeper and more dangerous trend? Are violent extremist groups and terrorist networks gradually extending their reach into southwestern Nigeria?

To examine these questions, I am joined by Taiwo Adebayo, researcher and security policy advisor on the Lake Chad Basin and West and Central Africa at the Institute for Security Studies in Pretoria, South Africa. Adebayo is an award-winning journalist and investigator who has reported on some of Africa's most significant security and governance issues, including cross-border criminal networks, violent extremism, and corruption.

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This presentation explores Orukarism - the traditional religion of the Izon/Ijaw people of the Niger Delta of Nigeria.

The key words are Orukari, divination, fate determination, religion, culture,
deities, religious priests and priestesses, theology.

🎭 AH COME FI JAM – AYANNA | St. Lucia Carnival 2026 🇱🇨

Get ready for pure carnival energy! Ah Come Fi Jam is a high-vibe soca anthem celebrating the freedom, excitement, and unforgettable spirit of St. Lucia Carnival 2026. From the first beat to the final chorus, Ayanna brings infectious melodies, vibrant Caribbean flavor, and the kind of energy that makes you leave your worries behind and head straight to the road.

Whether you're on the truck, in the band, at the fete, or dancing with friends, this song is all about living in the moment, embracing the music, and coming out to jam!

🔥 Road-ready soca vibes
🔥 Feel-good Caribbean energy
🔥 Carnival memories in the making
🔥 Made for fetes, bands, and the road

Song: Ah Come Fi Jam
Artist: Ayanna
Produced by: JEMM Studios
Event: St. Lucia Carnival 2026