D 1st revelation that came 2 prophet MUHAMMAD (SAW) was in d CAVE of HIRA. Singular=KOGO, Plural= @Koguna_, d orign of ur Name.
It cntained genuine blesins dt lighted d world.
May Allah gv u d power 2 transfer som of doz blesins 2 pple of Zamfara, Nigeria n d world at large.
JK🕋
@NELFundGuidance At the Federal University of Agriculture, Zuru, neither our institutional fees nor our upkeep allowance has been been paid. The academic session started last December, and we are still waiting for both payments.
@renoomokri You also have a short memory. Did you forget all that you said about the person you are working for? What you said about your loyalty to your party PDP and Atikun Adamawa?
Man with no magnitude and direction.
@renoomokri As a man of fact and as a man of your word, are you trying to say it was Malam that abducted him ?
And you said under el-rufai regime, does that mean any Nigerian abducted, kidnapped or snatched is the responsibility of the current gov. regime?
@renoomokri This is very true.
But Mr @renoomokri pls help and make the below listed things to be history too.
1) Npower beneficiaries are owed 9-12 months stipends
3) 25/35% salary increment Arrears owed to University staffs.
3) 40k new NMW arreas.
4) Consequential adjustment of the new NMW
Mazi Nnamdi Kanu: Crimes and Court Charges:
1. Nnamdi Kanu was captured in a hotel room 303, where he was found with a lady named Miriam. — Judge
2. He had checked into the hotel under a fake name. — Judge
3. He admitted during his interview that he founded and funded ESN. — PW2 / Judge
4. He issued a sit-at-home order on May 30th, 2021, threatening anyone who disobeyed. — PW4 / Judge
5. He ordered that Ikonso be buried with 2,000 human heads, of which 30 were procured by his followers. — PW4 / Judge
6. Some IPOB/ESN members were captured by Nigerian security while eating human flesh, claiming it was for spiritual fortification. — PW4 / Judge
7. Radio Biafra is not licensed to broadcast in any country. — Witness
8. The court has jurisdiction as his broadcasts were aired in Nigeria. — Judge
9. His incitement led to the deaths of 128 police officers and the burning of 167 police stations. — Judge
10. Over 30 Nigerian Army personnel were killed as a result of his incitement. — Judge
11. His statement, “people will die, & the world will stand still!!”, constitutes a terrorist act. — Justice Omotosho
12. He delayed his trial, claiming he was denied fair hearing. — Judge
13. Medical professionals confirmed he was fit to stand trial. — Justice Omotosho
14. How he was brought back from Kenya does not invalidate the trial. — Justice Omotosho
15. He lacks the power to order Nigerians to sit at home as he is not the president. — Justice Omotosho
16. The court begged him to proceed with his defense for fair hearing, which he refused. — Justice Omotosho
Verdict and Sentence:
• The court convicts Nnamdi Kanu on counts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5: Life imprisonment
• Count 6: 20 years without the option of fine
• Count 7: 5 years without the option of fine
The sentences run concurrently. He will be kept in protected custody due to violent tendencies displayed in court and is barred from using any digital devices, unless closely monitored by the NSA.
Justice Omotosho classified Nnamdi Kanu as a terrorist based on his operations, noted that his conduct in court was also unruly, and stated that, by judicial precedent, a verdict can be delivered even in the defendant’s absence.
During the trial, Nnamdi Kanu told the prosecuting counsel:
“God will punish you now and forever.”
#JudgementDay #NnamdiKanu #November20th2025
- Chinyere Evangeline Ofodum
#DigiPriest
Reno, with all due respect, this kind of narrative is exactly why many Nigerians no longer take political commentary seriously.
You claim “patterns” and “coordination,” yet the only thing that seems perfectly coordinated here is the attempt to shift attention away from the government’s responsibility. When insecurity rises, the first duty of any honest analyst is to ask why the system failed, not to invent shadows and foreign puppeteers to excuse the collapse.
You quote Ian Fleming, but forget the most important truth:
When the same failures repeat themselves over and over again, it’s not enemy action it’s government inaction.
Nigeria didn’t suddenly become unsafe because someone travelled to Washington. We became unsafe because those elected to protect citizens have not delivered. Full stop. No foreign actor can kidnap schoolchildren unless an environment of internal negligence already exists.
You warn us not to “emote,” yet the entire write-up is one long emotional blackmail trying to scare Nigerians into silence. You say people should “stand by the President,” but standing by Nigeria means holding leadership accountable not folding our arms and calling every criticism “sponsored.”
If everything is “foreign hands” and “desperate politicians,” then what exactly is the job of the government? To watch? To complain? To blame ghosts?
Nigeria is too big, too intelligent, and too complex for this kind of oversimplified storyline.
What Nigerians need is accountability, competence, and results not conspiracy theories packaged as patriotism.
If insecurity escalates, the question is simple:
Who is in charge right now? Who controls the military, the police, the intelligence architecture? Who swore an oath to protect Nigerians?
Leadership is not praised for excuses; it is judged by outcomes.
This is not Libya. This is not Sudan.
This is Nigeria and Nigerians deserve better than fear tactics used to shield leaders from responsibility.
If anyone is truly standing with Nigeria, it is the citizens demanding transparency and solutions not those spinning dramatic plots to defend those in power.
That is the real table shake.