Abbakar 66

Ambitious/ An advocate of good governance 🇳🇬/ Anything Liverpool…..

[Abbakar 66 @Abkr_AS]

Just because it is taking a while, it doesn’t mean it is not happening.

[Zagazola @ZagazOlaMakama]

DSS Rescues Abducted Nasarawa University Dean, Arrests Two Suspects

By Zagazola Makama

The Department of State Services (DSS) has rescued the abducted Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture at Nasarawa State University, Keffi (NSUK), Professor Samuel Okunsebor, less than 48 hours after he was kidnapped by armed men in Nasarawa State.

Zagazola Makama gathered that Prof. Okunsebor was abducted at about midnight on Wednesday at Mile Uku, a boundary community between Lafia and Nasarawa Eggon Local Government Areas, after gunmen invaded the area and whisked him away to an unknown destination.

Security sources disclosed that following intelligence-driven operations and sustained surveillance, DSS operatives successfully located and rescued the professor at about 3:00 p.m. on Friday without harm.

Following the operation, the DSS formally handed over the rescued academic to his family members in the presence of senior officials of the university, including the Deputy Vice Chancellor, Prof. Kitso Ngbargu.

The professor was subsequently taken to the Federal University of Lafia Teaching Hospital for medical evaluation and routine medical checks after spending nearly two days in captivity.

Reacting to the development, the management of Nasarawa State University expressed profound appreciation to the DSS for what it described as a swift, professional and successful rescue operation.

A senior university official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the institution was deeply grateful to the security agency for working tirelessly to secure the dean’s freedom.

“The university is greatly indebted to the DSS for working round the clock to ensure the timely rescue of our amiable Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture,” the official said.

The official further disclosed that two suspects, identified as a man and a woman, have been arrested in connection with the abduction and are currently in DSS custody.

“We understand that the DSS have in their custody two of the persons behind the kidnap of our dear professor. Given how the DSS has been meticulously prosecuting suspects in courts, we have little doubt that both suspects will soon have their day in court,” the official added.

Security sources said investigations are ongoing to unravel the full kidnapping network and determine the roles played by the arrested suspects, while efforts have been intensified to apprehend other members of the criminal syndicate who remain at large.

The successful rescue has been hailed by residents and members of the university community as a major breakthrough in the fight against kidnapping in Nasarawa State, with many commending the DSS for its intelligence-led response and professionalism throughout the operation.

[Abbakar 66 @Abkr_AS]

Leave the street before the street leaves you 🤌🏻😂

[4121 @muzangdab_10]

It's a different kind of pain when you find out the care and affection she's showing you isn't cuz you're special It's cuz she's genuinely a nice person 💔

[Dominik Szoboszlai @_SZD10]

To be continued 🫰🏽

[SkyDanfoDriver 🛫 (Capt. Jamil) @CaptJamyl]

Alhamdulillah, what we’ve been doing underground is finally complete, and we can finally celebrate our success. The registration process, which was extremely challenging, is finally completed.

While we are working on the pilot phase after many successful registrations and few glitches which were expected really. The process will continue until we complete it. We learn, make adjustments and continue to make it better. May God in his infinite mercy bless this initiative, the people who contributed and those who worked on this, beyond man’s praise and measure.

Follow @ArewaBSF for info and inquires.

NB: I won’t answer individual questions, send your questions to provided handle above 🙏🏾

[Abbakar 66 @Abkr_AS]

@arbdouul Wetin Argentina flag come do your bio?

[Abbakar 66 @Abkr_AS]

@muzangdab_10 @mustapharha Kai Mai gidan mu ne ai

[Abbakar 66 @Abkr_AS]

@muzangdab_10 @mustapharha No mind am oooo My Helper 🙌🏻.

[Abbakar 66 @Abkr_AS]

@mustapharha @muzangdab_10 Allah ya qara mana Arziki gaba ďaya.

[Yusuf Buhari @YusufMBuhari]

Not a single day has passed without missing your presence, your guidance, your prayers and the values you instilled in us. While the world remembers you as a statesman and leader, we remember you as a loving father whose humility, discipline and faith shaped our lives. May Allah (SWT) continue to have mercy on your soul, Baba. Ameen.

[Malcom 💀 @iamnababs]

I MET FEMI OTEDOLA YESTERDAY in London… and for the first time in my life, I was genuinely star-struck.

The timing couldn’t have been worse. He was on a phone call, walking with purpose, and I was cycling with someone who wasn’t a confident rider, so stopping for a proper conversation wasn’t really an option.

I greeted him and apologised for interrupting. To my surprise, he responded with a warm, welcoming smile. That small gesture stood out to me.

In a hurry, I did what most people would: I introduced myself, asked for a quick photo, thanked him shook his hands and rode away.

But from the moment I turned away, I kept replaying that moment.

I told myself, “He was on a call, I didn’t want to be rude.” And maybe that was true. But maybe it was also because I wasn’t prepared for an opportunity I never expected to have.

Looking back, I wish I’d asked one thoughtful question. I wish I’d taken a few minutes to learn from someone whose journey represents decades of experience, resilience, and achievement. I wish I’d shared some of the ideas I’ve been working on or asked him about his book that I’ve read a few times.

Instead, I left with a selfie 🥲.

And that’s when this hit me: opportunities rarely announce themselves. Sometimes they appear unexpectedly and disappear within seconds. The difference between a memorable moment and a missed opportunity is often preparation.

I’m not going to dwell on what I didn’t do (I PROBABLY WILL). But I’ll take the lesson.

The next time I meet someone I admire, I will try to be remembered for the conversation and not just the photo.

Until then: I’ll keep learning, keep building meaningful relationships, and stay ready for whatever opportunity comes next.

[Abbakar 66 @Abkr_AS]

@iamnababs @realFemiOtedola @cuppymusic Indeed a powerful message. I can tell you will do well when next opportunity presents itself.

[Abbakar 66 @Abkr_AS]

@zayyad_audi Wetin Una wan use am do? Una wan kill people

[Abbakar 66 @Abkr_AS]

😂

[Blacko 🍂🎧 @Tunde_Blakcfc]

It’s the Fourth year please be serious 😪

[Zayyad Audi @zayyad_audi]

They should hire me 🤭🤣BSc Psychology, MSc Forensic Psychology, PhD in view Forensic Psychology 🙏🏾 Someone needs to find out why they always choke from minute 70 upwards 🤷🏾‍♂️

[Abbakar 66 @Abkr_AS]

@Hussaini_Dokshi May Allah mighty grant him Jannah, sorry for your lost.

[Abbakar 66 @Abkr_AS]

80min Mo salah dagger 🤌🏻

[Abbakar 66 @Abkr_AS]

Her political career might be over. #SayNoToRacism

[UN Human Rights @UNHumanRights]

The racist, dehumanising remarks against @KMbappe by Paraguayan Sen. Celeste Amarilla are despicable, regrettably not isolated.

States & sports organisations must prevent acts of racism & discrimination, and ensure independent and effective accountability. Social media must also prevent and address racial discrimination on their platforms.

https://t.co/TVawwmw3Qo

[Abbakar 66 @Abkr_AS]

She messed up with the wrong person 😂

[Madrid Xtra @MadridXtra]

🚨💣 BREAKING: The United Nations have declared their SUPPORT for Kylian Mbappé after racist remarks by Celeste Amarilla.

[Janty @CFC_Janty]

I would still choose you as my GOAT in every lifetime

Thank you Cristiano ❤️