🎉 Hoy toca soplar velitas 🎂🕯️
😂Sí, familia… el que lleva esto cumple años y lo tenemos entre tarta y mensajes
😜No os preocupéis si tarda en contestar,
está retenido hasta que sople todas las velitas (y son unas cuantas…)
¡Seguimos, que el Algeciras nunca para! 🔴⚪❤️
🚨🚨BREAKING NEWS 🚨
🇺🇸 Small Plane Crash-Lands on Top of Moving Car on I-95 in Florida
A small plane had engine failure and crash-landed right on top of a moving car on Interstate 95 in Florida during rush hour.
The pilot steered the failing plane down onto the highway and hit the car that was driving along.
Amazingly, the driver of the car and the two people on the plane all survived with only minor injuries.
Just a normal day on a Florida road.
If this happened in any other state, people would not believe it.
But in Florida, no one is shocked.
Source: @TRTWorld
REJOINDER: El-Rufai, the FG and the Questions They Refuse to Answer - By Mohammed Bello Doka - 10th December 2025 -Part 2
Multidimensional poverty remains above 60%, with population growth worsening absolute deprivation.
Violent deaths surged, with 6,549 Nigerians killed between May 2024 and mid-2025, including 570 in April 2025 alone.
Kidnappings more than doubled compared to pre-2023 levels, with thousands abducted across the country.
Adult illiteracy climbed from about 38% to over 40%, adding millions to the ranks of the uneducated.
Out-of-school children rose from 18.3 million to nearly 20 million.
Inflation, though easing statistically, only did so after peaking at 34.19%, permanently eroding purchasing power.
These are World Bank, NBS, NHRC, UNICEF, and UNESCO figures — not opinions.
If this represents success, then words have lost meaning.
Balance Is Not the Problem — Contempt Is
At no point did my article oppose inclusion of the Middle Belt or Christian Northerners. At no point did it demand religious monopoly. Those claims were invented to distract from the real issue: why entire regions feel disposable and unheard.
Governments correct imbalance by communication and reassurance — not by humiliation. Reforms succeed through empathy, not derision.
Calling genuine concern “manufactured victimhood,” mocking “religious extortion,” and portraying fear as manipulation does not unite a country. It fractures it.
And So the Questions Remain — Louder Than Before
Instead of insults, Nigerians deserve answers to the same questions that provoked this fury:
Why have key Muslim Northern political figures been eased out of strategic positions ahead of 2027?
Why does insecurity continue to devastate large parts of Northern Nigeria with no visible urgency?
Why are budgetary priorities sharply misaligned with regions producing most of the nation’s insecurity?
Does the Presidency disown the growing claim that President Tinubu “does not need Northern votes” in 2027?
What is the future of Vice President Kashim Shettima and the Muslim–Muslim coalition that delivered 2023?
Is the current trajectory correction, coincidence, or cold political recalibration?
These questions were not answered.
They were mocked.
And when a government replaces explanation with contempt, suspicion does not die — it multiplies.
Nigeria does not need insults.
Nigeria does not need regional shaming.
Nigeria needs answers.
Until the Federal Government provides them, the questions will remain — and history will remember who chose evasion over leadership.
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We are the majority here, but for some reason many people are scared to show their voices. Democrats are trying to create communism in this country, and they started from its basis: cancel culture.