Abubakar Yahaya

Paediatric surgeon (FWACS)

[Abubakar Yahaya @AbubakarSP]

@SmileComsNG I have not been able to make calls for some months with smile network

[Abubakar Yahaya @AbubakarSP]

@Profkadeleke @orjisunday32 Congratulations prof. Continue to keep the flag flying sir.

[Sulaiman Uwaisu Idris @KafinHausaa]

The popular Kannywood actor, Sadiq Sani Sadiq, has begun grassroots mobilization against the Tinubu government.

We, the people of Arewa, will not sit back and watch rising insecurity in Katsina, Zamfara, Sokoto, Kebbi, Kaduna, Plateau, and now Bauchi.
We must speak the truth and vote them out in 2027.

2027 indeed "Falle Ɗaya Ce"

[Press TV 🔻 @PressTV]

Jewish writer and commentator Alon Mizrahi:

"I think that, at this pace, in another month or so, Israel will begin to break, piece by piece"

Follow https://t.co/B3zXG73Jym

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

Journalism exists to ask the questions citizens cannot, to confront contradictions, to expose inconsistencies, and to keep authority accountable. Not every journalist needs to adopt Rufai’s style, but we do need journalists who are unafraid to push back when power pushes forward.
Watching Mehdi Hasan operate on the global stage is a reminder: courage in journalism knows no borders. If the world can celebrate Hasan for holding powerful figures accountable, then Nigerians should celebrate Rufai Oseni; his courage, his tenacity, and his unwavering commitment to the truth.
When power sits in the studio, journalism must not crouch. It must stand. And sometimes, it must confront. That is not disrespect. That is the profession. And Rufai Oseni, in every sense, embodies it. TNB

[Aji Bussu Onye Mpiawa azụ 🇨🇮 @AfamDeluxo]

Nigerians need to make this video go viral and push it everywhere. The raw passion in his voice, the anger, the hunger, the desperation feels like a nation speaking through one man. I’ve rarely seen any content creator confront Tinubu this directly, without fear or soft language.

[Abubakar Yahaya @AbubakarSP]

@FedExHelp I’m yet to receive my package for over 2 weeks. Called your customer care number several times and no solution to my query.

[Abubakar Yahaya @AbubakarSP]

@KevinblakC 😂😂😂

[Abubakar Yahaya @AbubakarSP]

@Bond_not_james Simple and clear

[Abubakar Yahaya @AbubakarSP]

@ChidiOdinkalu 😂😂😂

[KeriA @KeriA1776again]

Let it play out, but just watch and listen. Reaction is not necessary.

[NARD @nard_nigeria]

NARD President Reacts to Buhari’s Death Abroad, Calls for Urgent Healthcare Reform

The President of the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD), Dr. Tope Osundara, has expressed serious concerns following the death of former President Muhammadu Buhari in a UK hospital. Speaking with PUNCH Healthwise, Osundara said the incident further erodes public trust in Nigeria’s health system, especially given Buhari’s previous criticisms for frequent overseas medical trips despite massive investments in local healthcare during his administration.

While extending condolences, Osundara lamented the symbolic damage caused by a former president dying abroad, stating it discourages both public confidence and investment in Nigeria’s hospitals. “If our leaders can’t trust our hospitals, how will the public or foreign investors trust them?” he asked.

He noted that many of Nigeria’s tertiary hospitals were funded with public resources but have been neglected, becoming unattractive to both citizens and potential private partners. Osundara emphasized that patronage by high-ranking officials could have a ripple effect—boosting confidence, attracting investment, and encouraging technological upgrades.

Highlighting the poor state of many federal and state facilities, he described them as filled with obsolete equipment, which demoralizes healthcare workers and drives doctors to seek better opportunities abroad. “We are expected to work with machines discarded by other countries,” he said.

Osundara criticized the economic implications of medical tourism by government officials, arguing that funds spent abroad should instead be used to improve local hospitals and retain skilled health workers.

He called on President Bola Tinubu to prioritize healthcare funding and enforce policies that encourage local hospital use by public officials. The death of Buhari, he said, should serve as a wake-up call for policymakers to commit to meaningful reform and end the cycle of underfunding and neglect.

[Chidi Anselm Odinkalu, CGoF @ChidiOdinkalu]

My friend & brother, Bukhari Jega, was liquidated with his wife & 2 year-old daughter in the #ZariaMassacre in Dec 2015. Who will forgive on their behalf the Commander-In-Chief who gave the order for their liquidation....?

[The Nigeria Lawyer @Nigerialawyers]

“If You Don’t Build Hospitals, You’ll Die Abroad And Return As Cargo”— @ChidiOdinkalu Slams Nigerian Leaders After Buhari’s Death Abroad https://t.co/TPovVD5WyT via @Nigerialawyers

[Chidi Anselm Odinkalu, CGoF @ChidiOdinkalu]

I remember today all the #Shiites liquidated in the #ZariaMassacre in Dec 2015 under the orders of the C-In-C, including 3 sons of Sheikh El-Zakzaky.

Their remains were transported in at least 47 trucks & buried in #MassGraves in Mando Kaduna. May the Almighty do His thing.🙏

[Lois Osasebor @theloisosasebor]

@PoliceNG @PLACNG @NhrcNigeria @thatverydarkman @FctPolice @NGRSenate @instablog9ja @yabaleftonline @PulseNigeria247 @freezle_ @its_yugee @nenkinan_deshi @4wardwego

[Abubakar Adam Ibrahim @Abbakar_himself]

From a French reader of my novel. "Hello, I don't speak English but I want to tell you that your book When We Were Fireflies has a real healing power ❤️‍🩹 thank you I had an extraordinary experience and I now know that we are all connected by our stories...thank you."

[Femi Fani-Kayode @realFFK]

"I don't want Britain to be poor like Nigeria, my wealthy family became poorer there because of terrible Government"- @KemiBadenoch

I would rather live in "poor" Nigeria than in "rich" Britain where men marry men, women marry women, homosexuality and bisexuality is encouraged, paedophilia is celebrated, transgenders are empowered, bestiality is tolerated, gender is eroded, perverts, deviants and child predators hold sway, children are gang-raped and politicians are pedophiles.

I would rather live in "poor" Nigeria than "rich" Britain where Christians are derided, Muslims are hated, churches are empty, mosques are bombed, blacks are treated like filth, Arabs are seen as scum and Indians and Pakistanis are regarded as garbage.

I would rather live in "poor" Nigeria than "rich" Britain where knife-crimes and stabbings are rife, Zionists are worshipped, genocide-enablers and war criminals are leaders and a right-wing racist political party is led by a psychologically-disturbed, self- hating Aunty Jemima and female Uncle Tom who suffers from low self-esteem, who hates the color of her own skin, who despises her land of birth, who has contempt for her Nigerian heritage, who takes pride in being described as the proverbial "house n*gger" and who takes pleasure in consistently denigrating 250 million Nigerian people just to please the white supremacists and neo-Nazis in her new-found country.

Nigeria may be poor but at least we are not subject to all these vices and afflictions: at least we hold fast to our Christian and Muslim values, we know God and we will not burn in hell for eternity for trying to replace Him with our accursed arrogance, insolence, pride and vanity and our insatiable love and celebration of wealth and power.

Surely it is time to declare this insufferable creature persona non grata and it from coming to our shores.

(FFK)

@officialABAT @YusufTuggar @KashimSM @DavidLammy @Keir_Starmer

[Retson Tedheke (Sarkin Yakin Ga'ate) @RetsonTedheke01]

#NigeriaFirst: Severally, we are pitching Real Rural Agricultural Investments to Foreigners who have Patient Capital.

Thanks to @pecimobesu, That process is having a good meaning.

Build Value no Matter the Pains of Commercial Agric in Nigeria, The Reward is Near!

WE FIT WELL!