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Reading all the legal lumination about MNK, answering the learned and not-so learned...

'My prøblem now is about my SS3 Teacher. 😀😀
I säw my SS3 Maths teaçher two months back in Gboko 😏
We greeted and he askëd for directions to First Bänk.

I tøld him to mäke 360° turn and walk for líke 1.8m. Then find the coefficíent of x using Pythagóras théorem and roūnd it up to the nearëst tens 🙄

He will see a big pharmäçy which is perpendicülar to his right. Then make an obtúse angle türn 🤭
He’ll see the bänk at a distançe of aboüt the logaríthm of 7 and using 4 figure tablë to find the antí-log.

Let him feël what I fëlt when I wäs in school.
This morning I heärd on the radio that he is missïng 🙆🙊

I bët he didn’t plot the graph wëll
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'BREAKING: Nnamdi Kanu: National Assembly members to protest at A*o Rock

thepointng.comOct 8, 2025 1:49 PM



Some members of the National Assembly are planning to stage a protest at A*o Rock Villa over continuous incarceration of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu.

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Former presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, on Wednesday, in a post on his verified page, said some members of the House of Representatives from the South-East are already planning on a day to embark on the peaceful march to the nation’s political seat for the release of Kanu.

He wrote, “I have contacted the Deputy Speaker of the Abia State Assembly, and he informed me that they entering a plenary session to chose a date for the protest at the A*o Rock Villa per . We will go with their date!”

Sowore, on Tuesday, challenged the Labour Party chieftain, Peter Obi, Anambra State Governor Charles Soludo, and other notable personalities in the South-East to march to A*o Rock for the release of Kanu.

Sowore made the call in a post on his official X account, saying that he will set aside his differences with some politicians for one cause — Kanu’s release.

“I challenge every politician or person of good conscience from the Southeast who says they want Nnamdi Kanu released to stop the rhetoric. Time for action is now. Let’s march to A*o Rock Villa,” he said.

“Every governor, senator, member of the House, traditional ruler, priest, eze, Igbo person, and every Nigerian who believes in Kanu’s freedom, come out and do more than talk. I will lead this peaceful march to the A*o Rock Villa.

“No more empty noise. Let Charles Soludo, Senator Abaribe, Governor Alex Otti, Peter Obi, and all others who claim to care step up and join us in person.

“We go together peacefully, legally

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