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23/11/2025

Let Me Show You What Will Shock You About Niger State and the Entire South East Region.

You know, sometimes, the truth hits harder when you reduce geopolitics into simple, undeniable numbers.

Let’s start with something most people don’t know:

SIZE COMPARISON

The entire South East region of Nigeria
(Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu, Imo)
has a combined landmass of 29,388 km².

Niger State alone has a landmass of 76,363 km².

Read that again.

Niger State is 2.5 times bigger than the entire South East put together.

So naturally, you would assume Niger State should receive FAR more federal allocation than the South East, right?

Let’s look at the facts for July 2025. I picked July because that’s readily verifiable.

(All allocation figures below were extracted directly from the FAAC Disbursement Report for July 2025, published by the Office of the Accountant-General of the Federation (OAGF).)

FAAC ALLOCATION – JULY 2025

Total allocation for the 5 South Eastern states (state govts + all LGAs):
N131,482,425,350.73
(N131.48 billion)

Total allocation for Niger State (state govt + all LGAs):
N17,446,906,274.26
(N17.44 billion)

Now pause and think.

The South East, a region smaller than Niger State received N131.48 billion in one month.

Niger State, a single state, received N17.44 billion.

That means:

THE SOUTH EAST RECEIVED OVER 7 TIMES MORE MONEY THAN NIGER STATE IN THE SAME MONTH.

Yet, Niger State is 2.5 times bigger than the region.

Please, don’t get this twisted. The point is not who receives bigger allocation or who deserves a bigger allocation. The point is to show you how small in landmass the South East is and yet our governors have failed to develop it with all the money they receive through allocation and IGR.

The question is: WHY CAN’T THE SOUTH EAST GOVERNORS DEVELOP AND SECURE THE REGION?

Why can’t we secure our villages?
Why can’t we fix our roads?
Why are we crying of marginalization and at the same time watching governors burn billions with zero accountability?
Why is our region unsafe, underdeveloped and we are constantly blaming the president?

This is less than half of Niger State that’s governed by fiver governors.

The numbers don’t lie.
The South East is not lacking allocation.
The South East is not lacking resources.
The South East is lacking LEADERSHIP.

The question every Igbo person must now ask is simple:

What are South East governors doing with N131.48 billion in one month?

What are the senators doing?
What are the House of Reps members doing?
What are the LGA chairmen doing?

Don’t let anyone deceive you, our problem is NOT just the Federal Government.
Our problem is internal looting and internal irresponsibility.

The same Igbos shouting “marginalization” have never marched with the same anger to the gates of their governors’ lodges.
We shout at Abuja but remain silent in front of the real thieves in our backyard.

How can a region that earns seven times more than a state bigger than their entire landmass still remain insecure, scattered, neglected, and underdeveloped?

How?

In my own village, there’s no electricity. I don’t even want to talk about road and there are many mining sites where billions of Naira have been made.

My brothers and sisters, the truth is:

Before the South East blames Nigeria, we must first hold our OWN leaders accountable.

Because the day Ndi Igbo begin to demand transparency from their politicians…
The day we stop worshipping governors and start auditing them…
That day, the South East will rise again, stronger, richer, and more united than ever.

It is not Abuja that is holding us down.
It is our own leaders feeding fat every month while the land bleeds.

Let this sink in.

-KAA
Host of KaaTruths Podcast.

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21/09/2025

I am a 38-year-old woman married to a 60-year-old man. Honestly, I married him because he is wealthy and also because I knew, due to his age, he wouldn’t stress me much. Coming from a p0or background, I saw this as a way to change my family’s life and secure a better future.

But here is my pr0blem… For the past 8 years of my marriage, I have been secretly in a relationship with my husband’s son, who is 25 years old. Along the line, he even fathered one of my two children. We love each other deeply.

Now, he is giving me an ultimatum: either I d!vorce his father so we can be together, or he will reveal the truth himself — that he is the real father of one of my kids. I asked him to be patient since one day he will have me when his dad is gone, but he is becoming very impatient.

My mind is tr0ubled. I don’t know what to do in this situation.

👉 What advice would you give me?
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Please share your thoughts in the comments.

20/09/2025

In Kaduna, President Tinubu Showed Why He Is The Master of The Game Who Will Win Again In 2027

During his ongoing Kaduna trip, President Tinubu again displayed the qualities that will ensure he wins the 2027 elections. He interacted with his political enemies as though they were friends. He smiled with those who piled insults on him. He played with others who sprayed unprintable words at him. Took selfies with people who called him selfish.

The man is a master of the game. He kills his opponents with kindness and overwhelms his foes with prose that deepens their woes.

Did you see him with Sule Lamido? Mr. Lamido approached Asiwaju Tinubu, looking like he did not know what to expect. Immediately, the President put him at ease by cracking a joke with him and then engaging in banter. Before you knew it, Mr. Lamido was blushing. Then he melted and began to engage with warmth directed at the President.

In the military, this strategy is called stooping to conquer. And it is brutally effective!

His emotional intelligence is second to none in Nigerian politics, and that is because it is instinctive with him.

What the President did with Lamido, and before him with other traducers, Buba Galadima, Senator Ali Ndume, and Chief Bode George, amongst others, is to show that he has self-mastery over his emotions and understands his role as the father of the nation, including those who love him as well as those who detest him.

Sule Lamido was so bashful that I thought he would throw away his Zanna cap and wear the Tinubu infinity cap. Such was the effusion of his joy at mingling with the President!

And that personality wins over people, especially his critics, to his side, or at least renders them neutralised to the extent that they find it hard to hit back with swords at a man who gifts back with words.

Can you imagine what someone like Peter Obi would do when confronted with an ardent critic, such as Deji Adeyanju? Would he even accept a handshake? The same Peter Obi that entered a plane, sighted Dr. Doyin Okupe, his erstwhile DG of his campaign, and walked past him without even acknowledging Dr. Okupe's greeting.

Peter Obi and his ilk are governed by their emotions, not their conscience.

Look at how Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso is gradually warming to the President. Have you heard Datti Baba-Ahmed criticise the President lately? Instead, he is now attacking Peter Obi's new love, the ADC coalition.

President Tinubu has that charming personality, that charisma that reverberates and breaks every schisma and makes him an enigma. He is that JFK type of politician—a man who has no enemies that can withstand the warmth of his charm.

Reno Omokri

Gospeller. Deep Thinker. . Ruffler of the Feathers of Obidents. #1 Bestselling author of Facts Versus Fiction: The True Story of the Jonathan Years. Hodophile. Hollywood Magazine Humanitarian of the Year, 2019. Business Insider Influencer of the Year 2022. 21st Most Talked About Person in Africa, 2024.