Remi Tinubu went to Abia and was talking about Fabric Manufacturing plants for women not Akara and Kuli Kuli.
Thank you Nigerians.
Always Soro soke. ✊🏽
Sarkodie - Ibrahim Traore (Song Breakdown)
Mainstream African artistes typically avoid mentioning sensitive political themes or names in their music for fear of rocking the boat in the politically-exposed entertainment industry.
Ghanaian hip-hop superstar Sarkodie is not one of them. His latest single titled 'Ibrahim Traore' directly takes aim at the attempted imperialist targeting of Burkina Faso's revolutionary president, urging Africans to close ranks around Traore and protect the nascent political revolution in the AES.
For The Spearhead, @Big_Mck, who has been active in the entertainment industry reviews the new single and gives his informed verdict.
I've spent the last several months researching, travelling, and studying why countries like Singapore, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Canada and Finland built some of the world's best public education systems.
One thing became clear:
Nigeria doesn't just have an education problem. We have a school management problem.
Today, I'm releasing a white paper that proposes a new way to transform our public schools, keeping them publicly owned while introducing world-class management and accountability.
This isn't about politics.
It's about giving every Nigerian child the opportunity to attend a world-class public school.
I hope this sparks one of the most important conversations our country has had about education.
Read it. Criticise it. Improve it. Share it.
If we get education right, we change Nigeria.
Here is the link https://t.co/EViU52FKFi
A Birthday Made Brighter by the Bravery of Our Troops at FGGC Monguno, Borno
I wish to extend my profound appreciation and highest commendation to the gallant members of our Armed Forces who successfully thwarted a grave kidnapping attempt at the Federal Government Girls College (FGGC), Monguno, Borno State, in the early hours of today, July 19, 2026, at about 1:30 a.m.
Their prompt, decisive, and courageous intervention prevented what could have been a devastating national tragedy and saved many innocent students from the trauma of abduction. This act of bravery underscores the remarkable capability, resilience, and patriotism that our security personnel demonstrate when properly supported and equipped.
Educational institutions must remain safe havens for learning and development, not targets for criminal elements. Every Nigerian child deserves the opportunity to pursue education without the fear of abduction or violence.
While we celebrate this successful operation, it also reminds us of the urgent need to move beyond a reactive security posture towards a more proactive, intelligence-driven approach. Our security agencies must be provided with the necessary resources, motivation, and modern technology to detect and prevent threats before they occur.
My sincere gratitude goes to our troops for their dedication, courage, and sacrifice. My thoughts are with the students, their families, and the entire FGGC Monguno community.
As I mark my birthday today, this successful rescue effort is a gift that gladdens my heart — a reminder that, despite our challenges, there are still men and women who stand daily in defence of our nation and its future.
We must continue to support them and remain united in our collective pursuit of a safer and more secure Nigeria. -PO
I don't know why people like you follow me.
I'm fighting for the future of African children.
You're fighting for a rich man to continue poisoning African children with mercury and arsenic because of his gold mining.
We're not remotely in the same struggle please🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
🛑🇧🇫- Captain Ibrahim Traore on why the government wants to control the flow of international students.
He said they are currently counting the number of Burkinabè students who are studying overseas. Out of 1000 students in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦, over 800 of them left the country without the government knowing.
Our embassy over there has no record of them. And guess what those 800 people are studying? Charia law and Islamic laws and none of them is learning a trade.
So, he asked: where are they intending to apply those laws? In Burkina Faso 🇧🇫? Not here. Captain said he is going to bring them back home, and if they refuse, then they are no longer Burkinabè.
Will your country ever address this? Radical islam is a cancer that needs to be addressed. If we pretend as if it’s not a threat to Africa, we are just fooling ourselves. Terrorism started with them. Remember, the imperialists are always using religion and ethnicism to divide Africans.
'For 400 years Westerners... killed us in every possible way' — Ibrahim Traore, President of Burkina Faso
'They TRAUMATIZED us', but 'we LOVE them more than we love ourselves...
That's the Stockholm syndrome'
Idris allegedly stole N109.5bn
Malami allegedly stole N213bn
Emefiele allegedly stole N154.39bn
Sirika allegedly stole N19.4bn
Yahaya Bello allegedly stole N110.4bn
Mamman allegedly stole N33.8bn
Total: N640 billion = $464 million
Here’s what N640 billion built in other countries:
🇺🇸 USA — New York City fully renovated its entire Alexander Hamilton Bridge for $400 million.
🇨🇳 China — Hunan Province built the full Chishi cable-stayed bridge, a major engineering landmark, for $300 million.
🇰🇭 Cambodia — Built a brand-new 1.76km bridge across the Mekong River plus an entire national highway upgrade for $112 million.
🇬🇧 UK — Manchester Airport’s major terminal expansion, “The Avenue,” including new retail, dining and a business lounge, cost £440 million (~$544 million).
🇮🇷 Iran — Imam Khomeini International Airport’s new T4 terminal, a 400,000 square metre facility built to handle 31 million passengers a year, cost $500 million.
We are finished
Ire o
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Reading the mass Arab crash out in the comments of the tweet I'm quoting makes me feel a bit privileged to be African. I thought we were the people with the world's worst identity crisis, but it seems that title belongs to Gulf Arabs.
They are typing every alphabet of anti-black racism they can muster from their souls because an African leader rightly called out some of his people for going to study Wahhabi ideology in Saudi Arabia that has been linked to terror pipelines. Knowing fully well that
a) Said Wahhabi nonsense was literally created by the CIA after Nixon's petrodollar deal with Saudi Arabia, which created American-backed foreign destabilisation organisations like the Muslim Youth World League - thus Wahhabism does not even represent most Saudis, let alone Arab Muslims, and
b) Ibrahim Traoré himself is a Muslim, and he is not speaking badly of Islam, but of a specific type of weaponised, CIA-backed pseudo-Islam that has caused misery to millions of Muslims around the world.
These absolute dumbasses think that something Richard Nixon's CIA created is their religious identity!
I'm never going to complain about Africans again. At least my grouse with our people is that we have an identity crisis due to not remembering who we were 400 or 500 years ago - not the kind of identity crisis where we think that a pseudo religion created by American empire builders after the colour TV was invented is our whole identity.
What a bunch of complete donuts.
Now I completely understand why the Gulf is the way it is. A hundred and something million of the world's wealthiest olodos🤡
When he was fighting the West and their religious influence in Africa
all Islamic pan Africanists supported it
now he is coming for the other side of the Oppressors they are calling him names
reason why I say there is a lot of work to do in freeing Africans
Ibrahim Traore has started the reversal of 1000 Year destruction of Africans, their minds and Societies by Abrahamic Religions. All those whose Primary loyalty is to their Abrahamic Faiths cannot have say in Government
Listen to this young man explain the difference between a poor country and a rich country.
It was Peter Obi who first explained the concept of capital formation to me in a way that made it easy to understand.
As governor, he applied a similar approach by emphasizing savings and prudent investment
The purveyors of poverty and corruption muddled everything to look like saving was a terrible decision and investing in bond markets was a taboo.
This young man explained in details again!