@REFORMER retweeted
MISSING PERSON! 🚨
Guys, please! My cousin sent her house help on an errand to Ikeja on Saturday, and she has been missing since then.
Name: Chinwemiri Emmanuel Peace
Age: 21
She wore an orange top and black leggings
Call 07077920736 if you have any info
Pls share/retweet
@REFORMER retweeted
Our goalkeeper didn't get much recognition, but she played a vital role in goal post. I just wanted to express my sincere gratitude.
@REFORMER retweeted
This is the Delta state Cooridnator of the Obidient Movement, Cmr Favour Emerure still receiving treatment after being attacked by thugs yet the govt is blaming NDC for the crises.
We are all rallying around him.
Delta Govt Blames NDC, Obidient Supporters For Asaba Rally Attack | Sahara Reporters bit.ly/4zBcYJl
@REFORMER retweeted
No citizen should be punished for demanding accountability from the very people elected to represent them deputy speaker Benjamin Kalu must do better.
Emenike Okorie is reportedly languishing in Kuje Prison after allegedly questioning Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu about constituency projects and the billions reportedly allocated to his constituency.
Think about that for a moment: a constituent allegedly demanded answers about public funds meant for his community, and instead of receiving an explanation, he ended up behind bars.
If these allegations are true, what does this say about the relationship between elected representatives and the people they are supposed to serve?
Public funds belong to the people. Constituency projects are not personal favours, and asking how taxpayers’ money is spent is a legitimate civic responsibility.
Benjamin Kalu must address these allegations and provide answers. Emenike Okorie’s reported detention also deserves urgent attention.
Democracy cannot thrive where citizens are afraid to question those in power. Accountability is not a crime, and representation must never become intimidation.
@REFORMER retweeted
If you’re an Igbo creator living in Southeast Nigeria, hear this!
Stop trying so hard to create content that travels. Start telling stories that matter where you are.
One of your biggest competitive advantages as a creator from this region is your local knowledge.
JUSTICE FOR CALISTA IFEDI
Justice for Calista Ifedi.
Justice for Calista Ifedi.
Justice for Calista Ifedi.
Justice for Calista Ifedi.
Justice for Calista Ifedi.
Justice for Calista Ifedi.
Justice for Calista Ifedi.
Justice for Calista Ifedi.
Justice for Calista Ifedi.
Justice for Calista Ifedi.
How long are Nigerians expected to remain silent when a woman disappears into state custody and later emerges as a name on a death report?
Calista Ifedi was taken from her home in Enugu alongside her husband, Sunday Ifedi, in November 2021 by security agents. Amnesty International documented the couple's disappearance and their detention without their whereabouts being disclosed to their family.
Years later, the DSS acknowledged that Calista had died while in custody at Wawa Barracks. That admission does not end the matter. It begins the demand for answers.
Who detained Calista?
Who authorised her detention?
What happened to her while she was in custody?
What medical treatment did she receive?
When exactly did she die?
Where are her remains?
Why was her death not disclosed to her family for years?
Who will be held accountable?
These are not unreasonable questions. They are basic questions of justice.
Human-rights organisations have already demanded an independent investigation, disclosure of the circumstances surrounding her death, production of her remains and an independent autopsy.
Calista was a human being. She had a family. She had a life. She deserved due process, medical care, dignity and the protection of the law.
Her death must not disappear into the same silence that surrounded her detention.
Justice delayed is not justice delivered.
We must keep asking questions. We must keep demanding an independent investigation. We must demand that whoever is found responsible face the law, regardless of rank, uniform or institution.
Do not allow Calista Ifedi to become another forgotten name.
JUSTICE FOR CALISTA IFEDI.
Her family deserves answers.
Her memory deserves justice.
Nigeria owes the public accountability.
JusticeForCalistaIfedi
JusticeForCalista
EndImpunity
HumanRights
@REFORMER retweeted
SOS! MISSING 6 MONTHS OLD CHILD AT OYO STATE.
THE KIDNAPPER CALLED THEM AND GAVE ACCOUNT NUMBER.
@PoliceNG_CRU
@TunjiDisu1
@AmnestyNigeria
@seyimakinde
@wazobiamax
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