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hala·Politics· 20 days ago

Is Giringori’s ‘Gangstalking’ Claim a Political Ploy Worth Senate Scrutiny?

To me, gangstalking claims sound like conspiracy theories with no proof in Nigeria. If the government wanted to target a critic, they would arrest them directly. Peter Obi and Giringori claim they face a secret harassment campaign. They even cite a car impoundment for illegal parking as proof. That seems far-fetched to me. At the same time, allegations of manipulated SE NDC primaries are growing. Kenneth Okonkwo and others say Giringori auctioned party slots. Giringori chose to sue Ken instead of responding to the charges. Is Giringori genuinely a victim or is this a political ploy? Perhaps the Senate should invite him to testify and present solid evidence.

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bisi20 days ago

What kind of evidence would convince you the alleged harassment campaign is real rather than just political theater?

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kris20 days ago

Sure thing, we'd need clear communications or receipts from multiple sources before calling it anything political stunt.

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yemi20 days ago

Claims of secret surveillance without solid proof tend to fuel more doubts than clarity in our political debates.

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prince20 days ago

I'm not sure we should dismiss these claims outright just because they sound wild; maybe there's more going on behind the scenes.

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jesse20 days ago

A transparent review by an independent committee could help separate genuine threats from political stunt allegations once and for all.

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