Adamu Muhammad Baba

The Gudu Cemetery Handshake: A Requiem for Northern Solidarity. To the Political Elite of Northern Nigeria, There is a proverb that says, When brothers fight to the death, a stranger inherits their father’s estate. Today, that estate, the political stability, development, and security of Northern Nigeria is being auctioned off, not by external enemies, but by the very men who claim to be its custodians. On March 29, 2026, the nation watched a symbolic scene at the Gudu Cemetery. As Malam Nasir El-Rufai laid his mother to rest, a reconciliation was staged. Under the guidance of Malam Isa Ali Pantami, a handshake was forced between El-Rufai and his successor, Governor Uba Sani. In our culture, the graveside is a place of compassion and ultimate truth. Yet, before the dust on the grave could even settle, the political machinery resumed its grind. If that handshake were for the good of the North, why was El-Rufai moved from a place of mourning to DSS and ICPC custody just days later? The incantations at the grave were apparently not for peace, but for the cameras, while the real daggers remained unsheathed in the dark. Consider the recent ordeal of Abubakar Malami. We saw an avalanche of Northern heavyweights trooping to his residence to console him upon his initial release. Even former Vice President Atiku Abubakar made the pilgrimage. But the timing tells a darker story. On March 23, 2026, minutes after these shows of solidarity, the EFCC invaded Malami’s home, marking his properties and traumatizing his family. This sequence suggests a chilling possibility: Are these solidarity visits actually markers? Are peers visiting not to console, but to confirm the target’s location for the next state onslaught? The hypocrisy of drinking tea with a man at noon and watching his gates be chained by sunset is a stain on the Northern character. The North is currently a region of whispers. With Nuhu Ribadu at the helm of national security, allegations of phone tapping and agent networks have turned brothers into informants. When a former Governor alleges on national television that his own private conversations and those of the NSA are being intercepted to facilitate arrests, the social contract is dead. When the NSA’s office is perceived as a tool for 2027 personal ambitions rather than a shield against Boko Haram and banditry, the North loses. While the elite are busy monitoring each other, the orphans of the North are being recruited by terrorists. You are so busy fighting for the crown of a burning house that you have forgotten to put out the fire. To the rising stars of the North, observe the fate of El-Rufai and Malami. They were the technocrats and the legal engines of the previous era. Today, they are being sacrificed to satisfy a shrewd and segregative agenda that seeks to neutralize any Northern voice that isn't a puppet. If you remain silent while your peers are dismantled through selective anti-corruption drives while the ethnic bloc of the Presidency remains untouched, know that the silence you keep today will be the same silence that greets your own downfall tomorrow. The internal hypocrisy of the Northern elite is undermining democracy itself. You have turned political competition into a blood sport. By handing the center the arrows to shoot your own kinsmen, you are ensuring that the North remains a fragmented, underdeveloped, and insecure shadow of its former self. It is time to decide, will you continue the graveyard handshakes and performative visits, or will you find the courage to protect the true fighters who stand for the region’s future? The North is watching. History is recording. And the grave ignores the titles you fight so bitterly to keep. Comrade, IG Wala, 05/04/2026.

ADCVanguard_'s tweet photo. The Gudu Cemetery Handshake: A Requiem for Northern Solidarity.

To the Political Elite of Northern Nigeria,

There is a proverb that says, When brothers fight to the death, a stranger inherits their father’s estate. Today, that estate, the political stability, development, and security of Northern Nigeria is being auctioned off, not by external enemies, but by the very men who claim to be its custodians.

On March 29, 2026, the nation watched a symbolic scene at the Gudu Cemetery. As Malam Nasir El-Rufai laid his mother to rest, a reconciliation was staged. Under the guidance of Malam Isa Ali Pantami, a handshake was forced between El-Rufai and his successor, Governor Uba Sani. In our culture, the graveside is a place of compassion and ultimate truth. Yet, before the dust on the grave could even settle, the political machinery resumed its grind.

If that handshake were for the good of the North, why was El-Rufai moved from a place of mourning to DSS and ICPC custody just days later? The incantations at the grave were apparently not for peace, but for the cameras, while the real daggers remained unsheathed in the dark.

Consider the recent ordeal of Abubakar Malami. We saw an avalanche of Northern heavyweights trooping to his residence to console him upon his initial release. Even former Vice President Atiku Abubakar made the pilgrimage. But the timing tells a darker story. On March 23, 2026, minutes after these shows of solidarity, the EFCC invaded Malami’s home, marking his properties and traumatizing his family.

This sequence suggests a chilling possibility: Are these solidarity visits actually markers? Are peers visiting not to console, but to confirm the target’s location for the next state onslaught? The hypocrisy of drinking tea with a man at noon and watching his gates be chained by sunset is a stain on the Northern character.

The North is currently a region of whispers. With Nuhu Ribadu at the helm of national security, allegations of phone tapping and agent networks have turned brothers into informants. When a former Governor alleges on national television that his own private conversations and those of the NSA are being intercepted to facilitate arrests, the social contract is dead.
When the NSA’s office is perceived as a tool for 2027 personal ambitions rather than a shield against Boko Haram and banditry, the North loses. While the elite are busy monitoring each other, the orphans of the North are being recruited by terrorists. You are so busy fighting for the crown of a burning house that you have forgotten to put out the fire.

To the rising stars of the North, observe the fate of El-Rufai and Malami. They were the technocrats and the legal engines of the previous era. Today, they are being sacrificed to satisfy a shrewd and segregative agenda that seeks to neutralize any Northern voice that isn't a puppet.

If you remain silent while your peers are dismantled through selective anti-corruption drives while the ethnic bloc of the Presidency remains untouched, know that the silence you keep today will be the same silence that greets your own downfall tomorrow.

The internal hypocrisy of the Northern elite is undermining democracy itself. You have turned political competition into a blood sport. By handing the center the arrows to shoot your own kinsmen, you are ensuring that the North remains a fragmented, underdeveloped, and insecure shadow of its former self.

It is time to decide, will you continue the graveyard handshakes and performative visits, or will you find the courage to protect the true fighters who stand for the region’s future?

The North is watching. History is recording. And the grave ignores the titles you fight so bitterly to keep.

Comrade, IG Wala,
05/04/2026.

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Adamu Muhammad Baba @AdamUMu76868351

3 months ago

@NuhuRibadu I hope by this you will RELEASE him to give her a BEFITTING BURIAL. LIFE IS TOO SHORT, HOLDING POSITION CAN NOT BE FOREVER!

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3 months ago

@KingTunde_SZN "C" is different with one side peddles missing

Adamu Muhammad Baba @AdamUMu76868351

4 months ago

@Miss_Halimatu Almighty Allah knows your situation and shall give you better partner inn shaa Allah. Be calm, always say "Istigfar"

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Sixtus Agbakwuru @SixtusAgbakwuru

4 months ago

February 20, 2027. Presidential election. INEC has done its part. Released the timetable. Set the dates. Opened the window . Now the ball is in our court. Will we register? Will we pay attention? Will we vote? Will we protect our votes? Or will we wait until 2028 to complain about what happened in 2027? The date is set. The choice is ours. Let's not waste it.

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Hon Nuhu Sada

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4 months ago

Today’s Political Battle is On! Who Takes The win? Retweet For Malam Nasir El-Rufai 🟢 | Like For Malam Nuhu Ribadu 🔴 – Mofe?

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ADC Vanguard

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4 months ago

Don't say anything. Just repost aggressively.

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Bashir Ahmad, OON

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4 months ago

I am not politically aligned with Senator Rabiu Kwankwaso. He is the leader of the NNPP, while I am a committed member of the APC, but political differences, however, should never make us abandon fairness or justice. It is therefore important to state clearly that unfairly linking him to the killings of Christians in this country is wrong and unjust. In recent history, there has been no terrorist incident specifically targeting Christians in his State, Kano. We may disagree politically, but on matters of truth and justice, we must be consistent. So, on this issue, we stand with Sen. Kwankwaso.

BashirAhmaad's tweet photo. I am not politically aligned with Senator Rabiu Kwankwaso. He is the leader of the NNPP, while I am a committed member of the APC, but political differences, however, should never make us abandon fairness or justice. It is therefore important to state clearly that unfairly linking him to the killings of Christians in this country is wrong and unjust. In recent history, there has been no terrorist incident specifically targeting Christians in his State, Kano.

We may disagree politically, but on matters of truth and justice, we must be consistent. So, on this issue, we stand with Sen. Kwankwaso.

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ADC Vanguard

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Is Tinubu Nigeria’s Paul Biya in the Making? Why El-Rufai’s Explosive Warning Cannot Be Ignored: In a bombshell revelation that shook both Nigeria and the diaspora, former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai dropped a thunderous warning: President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is showing all the classic signs of plotting a lifetime presidency. Drawing chilling parallels with Cameroon’s Paul Biya who has clung to power since 1982 El-Rufai declared: “If we don’t unite to end Tinubu’s reign in 2027, he will try to become Nigeria’s Paul Biya, president for life. All the signs are there.” The Presidency has scrambled to dismiss his words as “baseless and absurd.” But Nigerians would be foolish to laugh this off. History teaches us that dictatorships don’t begin with loud announcements—they creep in through whispers, subtle manipulations, and silenced opposition. And right now, the patterns are undeniable. Independent reports confirm crackdowns on dissent, selective EFCC probes against rivals, and legislative whispers of extended term limits eerily similar to the playbooks used by Africa’s longest-ruling strongmen. Even protests are being stifled while the media faces increasing restrictions. These are not coincidences, they are warning flares. Let’s not forget: Tinubu himself once rode the wave of democracy, but power has a way of corrupting legacies. In 2006, Nigerians stopped Obasanjo’s third-term bid. In the 1990s, Abacha’s so-called “transition” ended in tyranny. Are we about to watch history repeat itself under Tinubu’s watch? El-Rufai, once Tinubu’s ally, has nothing to gain by ringing this alarm except the survival of Nigeria’s fragile democracy. His call for unity ahead of 2027 is not politics as usual. It’s a battle cry. Nigerians must wake up, mobilize, and defend the sacred two-term limit enshrined in the constitution. This is not about El-Rufai vs. Tinubu. It’s about the soul of Nigeria. The question is simple: will we rise to protect our democracy or will we sleepwalk into a dictatorship?

ADCVanguard_'s tweet photo. Is Tinubu Nigeria’s Paul Biya in the Making?

Why El-Rufai’s Explosive Warning Cannot Be Ignored:

In a bombshell revelation that shook both Nigeria and the diaspora, former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai dropped a thunderous warning: President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is showing all the classic signs of plotting a lifetime presidency. Drawing chilling parallels with Cameroon’s Paul Biya who has clung to power since 1982 El-Rufai declared: “If we don’t unite to end Tinubu’s reign in 2027, he will try to become Nigeria’s Paul Biya, president for life. All the signs are there.”

The Presidency has scrambled to dismiss his words as “baseless and absurd.” But Nigerians would be foolish to laugh this off. History teaches us that dictatorships don’t begin with loud announcements—they creep in through whispers, subtle manipulations, and silenced opposition. And right now, the patterns are undeniable.

Independent reports confirm crackdowns on dissent, selective EFCC probes against rivals, and legislative whispers of extended term limits eerily similar to the playbooks used by Africa’s longest-ruling strongmen. Even protests are being stifled while the media faces increasing restrictions. These are not coincidences, they are warning flares.

Let’s not forget: Tinubu himself once rode the wave of democracy, but power has a way of corrupting legacies. In 2006, Nigerians stopped Obasanjo’s third-term bid. In the 1990s, Abacha’s so-called “transition” ended in tyranny. Are we about to watch history repeat itself under Tinubu’s watch?

El-Rufai, once Tinubu’s ally, has nothing to gain by ringing this alarm except the survival of Nigeria’s fragile democracy. His call for unity ahead of 2027 is not politics as usual. It’s a battle cry. Nigerians must wake up, mobilize, and defend the sacred two-term limit enshrined in the constitution.

This is not about El-Rufai vs. Tinubu. It’s about the soul of Nigeria. The question is simple: will we rise to protect our democracy or will we sleepwalk into a dictatorship?

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Duaa And Azkar

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5 months ago

"My Lord, enable me to be grateful for Your favor which You have bestowed upon me and upon my parents and to work righteousness of which You will approve and make righteous for me my offspring. Indeed, I have repented to You, and indeed, I am of the Muslims." (Al-Ahqaf 46:15)

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