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Former Aviation Minister, Femi Fani-Kayode, has said that most plane crashes in the country were planned and handiwork of Nigerian leaders who he accused of engaging in ritual killing and human sacrifice.

Fani-Kayode made this allegation on his facebook page in a post on Tuesday in which he said, “Between 2005 and 2006, just before I was redeployed as Minister to the Ministry of Aviation, there were 5 plane crashes in Nigeria in one year.

“453 innocent souls perished in those crashes in that year alone. All of them were man-made and planned. They were sacrifices.”

He declared that some Nigerian leaders are cultists using human blood to appease their gods.

The post reads in full:

Most of our leaders are not human. They are what Mr. David Icke, the famous British historian and public speaker, describes as “hybrids” and “reptilians” who are working for a hidden hand and some very dark and sinister forces.

It is in that context that you can understand their exceptional callousness. They are cold-blooded reptiles and certified psycopaths.

Between 2005 and 2006, just before I was redeployed as Minister to the Ministry of Aviation, there were 5 plane crashes in Nigeria in one year.

453 innocent souls perished in those crashes in that year alone. All of them were man-made and planned. They were sacrifices.

In one case a bomb was planted on the plane. I know this because I took over as Minister and stopped it.

I had access to all the reports, particularly the American NTSB reports.

I wrote to the powers that be and demanded an international investigation only to find out that they were involved too.

I was asked to drop it in very clear and almost threatening terms.

Despite that I told the Senate Aviation Committee in 2008 at a public hearing what my views were.

I spoke about a blood cult that was in the aviation sector that derived their power from causing crashes.

Because of my testimony at the Senate I became an enemy of the entire system.

From being their darling and blue-eyed boy I became their mortal enemy overnight because I refused to guard their secrets.

They forgot that I was a true believer and child of the Living God. I cannot be part of their evil.

Since then they have hated me and tried to destroy and discredit me in more ways than one but God has been with me.

Members of the public know nothing about their political leaders. And it is worldwide phenomenon.

There is a grand conspiracy to establish a New World Order and most of these world leaders are just puppets of the illuminati, paving the way for the Anti-Christ.

All u have to do us to be in the inner circles of power for one hour to know that these creatures are not human.

They are cold, unfeeling and callous. They kill, maim and destroy at the drop of a hat.

There are many secrets that some of us will carry to the grave.

They say knowledge is power and ignorance comes with a very heavy price and devastating consequences.

This matter is for developed and enlightened minds and sadly beyond most people.

The so-called Islamic agenda in Nigeria and elsewhere is obvious and we are here fighting it day and night risking life, liberty and limb.

The question is who is behind it and why? What is the end game? The ancient motto of a small branch of the Illuminati tree known as the Freemasons is “ordo ab chao” which in english means “out of chaos comes order”.

It follows that theirs is to first create “chaos” from country to country and indeed throughout the world and then to establish their ‘new world order – FFK.

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Michael Abimboye Speaks On Food Items, Palliative To Ode-Omu Residents

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  • “Why we target aged, widows, and other vulnerables. Here is what this got to do with Governor Ademola Adeleke.”

 

Michael Abimboye, a Nigerian political communication consultant and journalist, has supported Osun Governor Ademola Adeleke’s palliative measures through the distribution of food items to residents of Ode-Omu communities in Ayedaade Local Government Area of the State.

Abimboye, who distributed the food items on Friday, September 6, said the Osun government has in the last few months, shown a high sense of responsibility through its commitment to alleviating the suffering of the masses.

In June, Adeleke-led government distributed rice palliative under the State Government Food Security Program in a bid to alleviate food scarcity and ensure food security. The distribution targeted a wide array of registered groups to ensure that the palliative reaches diverse segments of the population.

Among the beneficiaries are Labour Unions, the Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC), Civil Society Organizations, the Union of Pensioners, various Security Outfits, Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs), Religious Associations, Market Unions, and Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), among other registered associations.

Before then, Adeleke rolled out free medical outreach in the state as palliative to cushion the effect of high cost of living. The Imole free medical outreach took place in Ilesa, Ile-Ife, Ede, Iwo, Ila, and Osogbo.

On his part, Abimboye, who is following the political footprint of Adeleke in Odeomu through the distribution of food items, emphasised the importance of the palliatives in mitigating the effects of food insecurity exacerbated by various socio-economic challenges.

“The governor has laid down a very good foundation, and the best we can do is to support his initiative. I am distributing palliatives in Ode-omu and its environs as part of my commitments to supporting the most vulnerable in our society,” he stated. “The economic situation in the country is terrible, and the little we can do for our people is to ensure that essential food items are accessible to provide relief and promote stability.”

“We’ve looked out for the aged, widows, and other vulnerables. Our goal is to ensure that they don’t beg to put food on their tables. Adeleke’s government has shown that it’s ready to address food insecurity, and the best I can do to support the state governor is to echo his proactive measures.

“I have come to distribute the food items myself because I want the beneficiaries to be those who really need them and would make judicious use of the palliatives,” Abimboye said.

He also urged other indigenes of Osun at home and in diaspora to continue to support the governor’s strides towards leading Osun to a promised land and eradicate poverty in the state.

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BREAKING: DSS Takes Over SERAP Abuja Office

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The Abuja office of the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has been taken over by officers from the Department of State Services (DSS).

In a statement released on Monday, SERAP denounced the action as an “unlawful occupation.”

The statement revealed that the DSS officers are demanding a meeting with SERAP’s directors.

“President Tinubu must immediately direct the SSS to end the harassment, intimidation and attack on the rights of Nigerians,” SERAP urged.

This is coming barely 24 hours after the organisation urged Tinubu to leverage his leadership and authority to instruct the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) to promptly reverse the seemingly illegal and unconstitutional hike in the pump price of premium motor spirit, commonly known as petrol, at its retail outlets.

 

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BREAKING: NLC Begins Closed-Door Meeting Over Ajaero’s Arrest

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The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has convened a closed-door meeting following the detention of its President, Joe Ajaero, by the Nigerian government.

NLC’s Head of Public Relations, Benson Upah, confirmed the meeting on Monday.

Upah stated that Ajaero was seized by agents of the Nigerian State without a legal warrant or formal instrument.

Furthermore, Upah expressed concern that Ajaero’s whereabouts and health status remain unknown.

The NLC has condemned the detention as a “brazen act of lawlessness and intimidation” and demanded Ajaero’s immediate and unconditional release.

“The Congress has also called on the international community, human rights organizations, and democracy advocates to take note of the rising wave of authoritarianism in Nigeria.”

Ajaero was set to address the Trade Union Congress in the UK on behalf of Nigerian workers, discussing critical issues like workers’ rights, social justice, and economic fairness.

Upah said, “The NLC has put its affiliates, state councils, and civil society allies on high alert and vowed to protect workers’ rights and not be cowed by oppressive tactics.

“The Congress is currently holding a closed-door meeting to discuss the situation, and the outcome will be made public soon.”

 

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