AbdulAzeez, AbdulMaleek

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[AbdulAzeez, AbdulMaleek @Azeez_Maleek]

#SevenBrainTeasers

1. If you could send a five-word message to every person on Earth, knowing it would stick with them forever, what would you say?

[AbdulAzeez, AbdulMaleek @Azeez_Maleek]

We must be extremely careful of these reckless profiling. It's dangerous. These guys aren't armed. This is dangerous. We must be cautious and be genuinely vigilant. Okay, nah. Moti gbo.

[The Yoruba Times @TheYorubaTimes]

PANIC 🇳🇬⚠️: Bandit attack reported in Imesi Ile, Obokun LGA, Osun State on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, as local security operatives led by Chief Layi Abesin and Chief Muyiwa Oguntoye reportedly arrested suspects hiding on nearby mountain during response operation.

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[Lagos State Police Command @LagosPoliceNG]

RE: FALSE AND MISLEADING SECURITY ALERT ON ALLEGED THREATS IN IBEJU-LEKKI, IMOTA, OKE-AFO AND OTHER PARTS OF LAGOS STATE

The Lagos State Police Command has seen some viral social media posts and accompanying graphic material falsely alleging that Ibeju-Lekki, Imota, Oke-Afo and other parts of Lagos State are under invasion by armed bandits targeting schools and children.

The Lagos State Police Command categorically states that the claims contained in the circulating posts are false, misleading, unfounded, and intended to create unnecessary fear, panic, and apprehension among residents. There is currently no security crisis, invasion, or coordinated attack on any school or community in Ibeju-Lekki, Imota, Oke-Afo, or any other part of Lagos State. The Command wishes to reassure members of the public that schools across the state remain safe, while the Police and other security agencies continue to maintain adequate security presence and surveillance in all communities.

Regrettably, the spread of this false alarm has already resulted in a tragic and avoidable loss of life, of one Kulaha Ayuba ‘m’, aged 24 years, a commercial motorcycle rider, some youths of the community, acting on the false and unverified belief that armed bandits had invaded the area, allegedly labelled him a Fulani bandit, attacked and fatally assaulted him. His motorcycle was reportedly stolen, while his body was subsequently discovered in a swamp within the community. Following the swift Police intervention, fifteen (15) suspects have been arrested in connection with the incident and are currently under investigation. The Command assures the public that all those found culpable will be made to face the full weight of the law.

The Command condemns the deliberate dissemination of unverified information capable of causing chaos, inciting public disorder, and promoting ethnic profiling, mob action, or hatred against any group of people. Residents are advised to disregard such posts and refrain from sharing materials whose authenticity has not been verified through official channels. The Command has consistently warned against the spread of false information and fake news capable of jeopardising public peace and security.

Furthermore, individuals found responsible for originating, publishing, or deliberately circulating false and inciting information capable of causing public alarm, disorder, ethnic tension, or violence will be investigated and prosecuted in accordance with applicable laws.

The Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Tijani Fatai, psc, mnips, urges residents to remain calm, vigilant, and law-abiding while continuing with their lawful activities without fear. Members of the public are encouraged to report any suspicious activity through the nearest police station or established emergency channels rather than relying on unverified social media content.

The Command remains fully committed to the protection of lives and property and assures all Lagosians that adequate security measures have been emplaced across the state to sustain the peace and security currently being enjoyed.

SP ABIMBOLA ADEBISI, anipr, mipra,
POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER,
LAGOS STATE COMMAND, IKEJA.

1ST JUNE, 2026.

[Foundational Nupe Lawyer @egi_nupe]

One of the heaviest burdens as a father raising children is the unchecked wave of indecency and social vices that have become the everyday backdrop of our public spaces. Eateries, supermarkets, markets, streets, and beaches; places that should be neutral grounds for family outings have turned into open arenas where moral boundaries are blurred or completely erased whilst social vices are now the new normals.

You take your kids out for a simple meal, and right there in the booth next to you, a young lady is dressed in ways that leave nothing to the imagination, while companions and others engage in loud, vulgar conversation laced with profanity that no child should hear. Walk into a supermarket on a Saturday, and the aisles are filled with music videos blasting explicit content on the screens, teenagers openly displaying affection that borders on the obscene, and adults who should know better laughing it off like it’s normal.

The markets? Even worse. Hawkers, traders, and passers-by throw around language and gestures that make you instinctively cover your children’s ears and hurry them along. The streets are no sanctuary either.

From Victoria Island to Lekki and everywhere in between, the beaches that used to be refreshing escapes have become spectacles of moral decline; half-naked bodies on full display, public intoxication, and scenes that make you question what kind of society we are building.

Anyone grounded in strong cultural and family values will be deeply disturbed. The danger is not just what they see once in a while. It is the slow, constant exposure that normalizes indecency and moral decadence in public places, where people of different ages assemble and interact.

Children begin to think this is how adults behave. That revealing dressing is fashion. That vulgarity is confidence. That disrespect for personal boundaries is freedom. Before you know it, the foundation you are trying to build at home starts cracking under the weight of the streets.

For anyone who pays enough attention, you see the downstream effects every day, broken homes, rising cases of exploitation, loss of dignity, and a generation that is losing its sense of shame.

We must refuse to pretend this is not happening. Many parents are quietly battling the same thing and shielding their children while trying not to make them feel like outsiders in their own city. We monitor what they watch, the friends they keep, the routes we take, and still, the environment fights us at every turn.

We cannot continue like this. Those who still hold firm to decency, character, and responsibility must speak up louder. We must raise our children with even stronger counter-values at home. We must demand better from our communities, our leaders, and the businesses that profit from turning public spaces into moral free-for-alls.

Our lands have so much potentials, beautiful, vibrant, full of opportunities but we are losing our soul if we allow this decay to continue unchecked.

Fellow parents, especially those rooted in tradition and faith, let us not sleep on this. Our children are watching. The question is: what kind of adults will they become if we do not fight for their innocence in the middle of this chaos?

[Akin Akinwale @mrlurvy]

One of the most dangerous things happening on social media today is the deliberate spread of fake security alerts, recycled videos of bandits that were neutralized years ago, and fabricated kidnap stories designed to trigger panic and outrage.

Every day, people circulate old videos as if they happened yesterday. Others manufacture stories of kidnappings and attacks that never occurred. When security agencies, or people expose the falsehood, the same people quietly delete their posts and move on, with no consequences for the fear, confusion, and anxiety they have already created.

The unfortunate consequence is that citizens are gradually becoming desensitized. When genuine security threats emerge, many people now struggle to distinguish between real alerts and fabricated stories.

Government must begin to take the deliberate spread of false security information more seriously. Individuals who knowingly circulate fake security reports capable of causing panic should face appropriate sanctions under existing laws. Freedom of expression should not be confused with the freedom to spread falsehoods that endanger public order.

A society where everyone is constantly crying wolf will eventually ignore the real wolf when it appears. We cannot afford that. Security is too important to be sacrificed on the altar of clout, politics, engagement farming, or social media relevance.

[Foundational Nupe Lawyer @egi_nupe]

No matter how well you raise your children, they are still potential victims of those who didn’t raise theirs right. You can teach your kids respect, discipline, values, and good character; but one poorly raised child in the same school, street, or neighbourhood can introduce violence, entitlement, bullying, or moral decay into their world.

[Oyo State Police Command @OyoPoliceNG]

PRESS RELEASE

OYO POLICE COMMAND ARRESTS SUSPECTS OVER FALSE BANDIT ATTACK ALARM IN LAMINI COMMUNITY, WARNS AGAINST MISINFORMATION AND DISINFORMATION

The Oyo State Police Command wishes to inform members of the public that it has arrested two suspects in connection with the deliberate dissemination of false information alleging that bandits invaded Lamini Community in Ido Local Government Area of Oyo State and killed six persons.

The Command's attention was drawn to a widely circulated voice note on various WhatsApp platforms and other social media channels claiming that armed bandits had attacked Lamini Community and killed six residents. The publication generated fear, panic, and apprehension among residents and other members of the public, while creating unnecessary tension within and around the affected area.

Upon receipt of the information, the Command immediately mobilized patrol and tactical teams to Lamini Community and its environs to verify the claim, reassure residents, and douse the palpable tension generated by the alarming report. Following a thorough assessment and on-the-ground verification, it was conclusively established that the purported bandit invasion and killing of six persons never occurred. Consequently, the Commissioner of Police, Oyo State Command, CP Abimbola Ayodeji Olugbenga, psc, mnips, directed the Assistant Commissioner of Police in charge of the State Intelligence Department (SID) to undertake a comprehensive investigation into the origin and dissemination of the false information. The ensuing intelligence-driven investigation, supported by forensic analysis, traced the incriminating voice note to Pastor Amos Joel Muyiwa, who was subsequently arrested.

During interrogation, the suspect admitted to authoring and circulating the voice note without verifying the authenticity of the information. Further investigations revealed that the false alarm originated from one Mulikat Bashiru, who had raised the unfounded claim within the community. She was thereafter identified, traced, and arrested in connection with the matter. Both suspects are currently cooperating with investigators as efforts continue to establish the full circumstances surrounding the incident and identify any other persons involved in the creation or propagation of the false narrative.

The Oyo State Police Command views the deliberate spread of false information, fake news, misinformation, and disinformation as a serious threat to public order, national security, and peaceful coexistence. Such actions are capable of triggering panic, undermining public confidence, disrupting socio-economic activities, and diverting critical security resources away from genuine emergencies.

Misinformation and disinformation do not merely mislead the public; they constitute a direct attack on our collective resolve to build a secure and peaceful society. At a time when security agencies, community leaders, and law-abiding citizens are working collaboratively to sustain the prevailing security gains across Oyo State, the deliberate circulation of false narratives serves only to create unnecessary fear, weaken public trust, and create opportunities for criminal elements to exploit public anxiety and confusion.

The Command therefore urges residents to exercise restraint, responsibility, and vigilance in the use of social media and other communication platforms. Members of the public are advised to verify information through credible and official sources before sharing same, as individuals found deliberately originating or disseminating false information capable of causing public disorder will be investigated and prosecuted in accordance with extant laws.

For Emergencies, Contact:
Oyo State Call Response Center Toll-Free Line: 615.
Oyo State Police Command Control Room: 08081768614 & 07055495413.
E- SIGNED
DSP AYANLADE OLAYINKA anipr, Mnisma
Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO)
1 June, 2026.

[Cllr Tanisha Bramwell @tanishabramwell]

This is Nadia Nadim. Born in Afghanistan. Her father died when she was 11 and her family fled to Denmark on the back of a truck.

Nadia has now scored over 200 career goals and has represented the Danish national team 99 times.

Off the pitch she has completed medical school and is now studying to become a surgeon when her playing days are over.

She speaks over 10 languages fluently and is on the Forbes list of Most Powerful Women in International Sports.

If you want to show your daughter a role model, show Nadia Nadim, 👏🏻

[Ibironke Khadeejah Quadri @ronkecarew]

Allahumma iftah li abwaba rizqik warzuqni rizqan wasi‘an tayyiban mubaarakan fihi.

O Allah, open the doors of Your provision for me and grant me wide, pure, blessed sustenance.🤲🤲🤲

Ya Allah, remove financial tightness from my life. Replace stress with overflow and barakah🤲🤲🤲

[A. Ayofe @abdullahayofel]

VIDEO: Suspected kidnappers arrested in Ogun forest are Kachalla Anayo Simeon, Kachalla Chukwuma Barthlomew, Kachalla Chibueze Ogah and Kachalla Ifeanyi Benjamin... 😲😳🔥

[Woye @woye1]

Nigeria - US coordinated air operation has killed 21 fighters of the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) in Borno state.

2: media and good Nigerians should commend the Military.

3: RT this aggressively as you dey share bad news

[A. Ayofe @abdullahayofel]

VIDEO: Dr Abati Cautions Governor Seyi Makinde Against Politicizing the Lives of the Kidnxpped Children Due to the Delay in Establishing State Police and Urges Him to Refrain From Accusing Tinubu of Procrastinating on State Police ❤️🔥

[Bashir Ahmad, OON @BashirAhmaad]

WHAT AN IMPOSSIBLE ENGINEERING!

As Saudi Arabia announces the successful completion of the 2026 Hajj season, with more than 1.7 million pilgrims performing the sacred pilgrimage, it is worth appreciating the remarkable planning, logistics, and engineering that make this spiritual gathering possible year after year.

In this video, my good friend @sai7org takes us on a fascinating tour, explaining some of the incredible infrastructure behind Hajj operations. Particularly interesting is how the enormous amount of water used across the Mashaer, that is, in Mina, Arafat, and Muzdalifah, is transported from desalination plants connected to the sea and distributed efficiently to serve millions of pilgrims, despite the challenging desert environment.

From water systems and transportation networks to crowd management and public services, the Hajj remains one of the greatest logistical operations on earth and an example of what human ingenuity can achieve in the service of faith.

[Nigerian Army @HQNigerianArmy]

OPERATION FANSAN YAMMA: TROOPS RESCUE 31 KIDNAPPED VICTIMS, NEUTRALIZE 5 TERRORISTS IN MAJOR OPERATIONS ACROSS ZAMFARA AND KATSINA STATES

Troops of Sector 2 Operation FANSAN YAMMA rescued 31 kidnapped victims, neutralized 5 terrorists and dismantled several terrorists camps in a series of coordinated operations across Zamfara and Katsina States

In Zamfara State, troops rescued 31 kidnapped victims around the Bagega–Kawaye axis in Anka LGA. The kidnapped victims were rescued from captivity following a precision air interdiction conducted by the air component of Operation FANSAN YAMMA and a follow on ground operation on terrorist enclaves west of Bagega Forest. The rescued individuals, who had spent several weeks in captivity, were identified as indigenes of Maga, Gummi, Zuru, Wasugu, Bukuyyum, and Anka LGAs across Zamfara and Sokoto States. The victims were provided medical support and will be reunited with their respective families.

In a separate operation in Zamfara, troops made contact with terrorists in Maradun and Gidan Dan Jaja axis where troops neutralized 2 terrorists and destroyed identified terrorist camps. Troops also recovered several fabricated rifles and 4 motorcycles used by the criminals.

in Katsina State, troops intercepted terrorists in transit at Ruwan Godiya axis and Sayaya Road in Matazu LGA who are in transit for an imminent attack. Following a fierce firefight, troops neutralized 3 terrorists recovered motorcycles and some quantities of ammunition. One of the terrorists neutralized was later identified as a foot soldier of the notorious terrorist kingpin, Muhammad Fulani. Rifles and motorcycles were recovered from the 2 encounters

Operation FANSAN YAMMA remains resolute in its commitment to eradicating terrorism and ensuring the safety and security of all citizens across the North West region.

OLANIYI OSOBA
Lieutenant Colonel
Acting Deputy Director, Army Public Relations
8 Division, Nigerian Army / Sector 2 Operation FANSAN YAMMA
29 May 2026

[AbdulAzeez, AbdulMaleek @Azeez_Maleek]

@ifedayo_johnson So, my own happiness isn't your concern? Your eyes go peel. Awa PSG fan tonight re!

[Foundational Nupe Lawyer @egi_nupe]

We don’t care
We are not competing
We are not comparing

[AbdulAzeez, AbdulMaleek @Azeez_Maleek]

@ChibuikeAmaechi We will not agree. Yes.

[Tiwantiwa Hub @tiwantiwa01]

This proverb is so poetic. No cap!

[Obiasogu David @afrisagacity]

This Nigerian lady who teaches at a school in Japan broke down the Japanese style of learning that makes them very intelligent and productive.

I think this is smart learning. It will be helpful to Nigerian students, if it is adopted in our educational system.✍️

[AbdulAzeez, AbdulMaleek @Azeez_Maleek]

@AA_Folorunsho @toluogunlesi I'm was really hopeful I'd be selected with my wife. But we try again next year. InshaaAllah.