Bandits have kidnapped passengers traveling from yauri kebbi to Abuja yesterday... The driver is also kidnapped, one of the victims is seen calling in mother while a bandit point an AK-47 at them... The victims appears to be more than 10 people
Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un. 🕊️
While I was away fighting for my own life, my dear friend Khadija passed away. Shortly after hearing the devastating news, her mother also passed away. Words cannot describe the pain of losing two beautiful souls from the same family in such a short time.
In the midst of this heartbreaking loss, an outstanding debt of ₦300,000 remains to be settled. We are reaching out, hoping that kind-hearted people can help us clear this burden and give the family one less thing to worry about during this difficult time.
Please, if you can contribute any amount, we would be deeply grateful. No amount is too small. Every donation, prayer and share can make a difference.
Account details:
Bank: FCMB
Account number: 8592677016
Account name: Taofeeq Zainab
Please keep Khadija and her mother in your prayers. May they both rest in peace, and may their loved ones find the strength to bear this unimaginable loss. 🤍🕊️
Sadly she reportedly told her husband that even if she returns home, she fears she may not survive the ordeal.
Despite’s multiple Paid ransom and demands met Jamila’s abductors refused to let her go.
Wallhi is like the media don’t care too much about her, the energy is very low.
May Allah keep her safe wherever she is. 🙏🏽
An average MRI machine cost $250,000 (375,000,000).
Dayo Israel shared 7 brand new 2026 Prado SUVs at the cost of 165 million per unit which cost 1.1 billion ($825,000).
Dayo Israel is the Chairman, federal medical center in Abeokuta, which is a specialist hospital with ZERO MRI machine. None at all.
The 7 SUVs can purchase 3 MRI machines. Please vote out these wasteful losers in 2027!!
Wai, don Allah, what exactly must these bandits do before the full wrath of the state descends on them? They’ve slaughtered children, raped women, tortured kids to death, raped a child in front of her parents, collected billions in ransom, killed senior military and police officers, ransacked villages, killed the Emir of Gobir, allegedly fed a foetus to a dog, and openly dared the Commander in Chief, boasting that there’s nothing he can do.
Again, I ask, WHAT EXACTLY IS LEFT? How many more innocent lives must be sacrificed before these bloodthirsty monsters are hunted down and wiped out? How much more humiliation must Nigeria endure before the government unleashes the full force of the state against these terrorists? Must they wipe out an entire generation before Nigeria finally decides enough is enough?
BREAKING: Last night, bandits attacked Kauran Namoda town in Zamfara State, killing seven residents and abducting several others.
The attack has left a big town in Zamfara in grieving, with families mourning their loved ones while others are left worried about those taken away by the bandits.
The continued attacks and abductions raise serious concerns about the security situation in Zamfara State. How long will residents continue to live in fear, and what more needs to be done to stop these deadly attacks and protect innocent lives?
NB: Below is a photo from the funeral prayer for the deceased victims.
The committee that was set up to investigate the gruesome murder of 37 kids in Niger state and given 2 weeks to submit their report was set up a month ago. The silence isn't even loud enough. People have forgotten.
It seems committees in Nigeria serve no purpose but to put out the fire of justice.
UPDATE: 42 people have reportedly been declared dead following the deadly bandit attack on Binnari Market in Karim Lamido LGA, Taraba State.
The attack left the community devastated, with marketers counting their losses after hours of violence. Traders had earlier said the attackers operated for about four hours without any security personnel arriving at the scene.
How can such an attack continue for hours without a security response, and who will answer for the lives lost?
Her name was Refeef Lubbad. She was 17, an 11th-grade student, shot and killed as she returned home from school.
You did not, and will not, see a breaking news alert about her killing. The New York Times and other complicit media outlets will not put her face on their front pages. But here, you will see her face and know her name.
May the day come when those who killed Refeef and our families are brought to justice, and when the names of journalists who justified, condoned, or dismissed their deaths as insignificant are displayed on every street, so their complicity is never forgotten.
Good morning concerned citizens.
See where your subsidy money has gone to. BMW, Range Rover, GMC, ACURA all as campaign vehicles. I have never seen such, we spend money like we are Arabs.
Meanwhile the UN just confirmed that 17.9m Nigerians have fallen into dimensional poverty under this administration, this is the highest increase in the whole world.
If we don’t send these people out of government, wallahi we won’t have a country again.
For almost four years you people didn’t plan on how to ease cost of living for Nigerians that you deliberately caused. Less than 3 months to election you now have a solution.
God will punish all of you.
We’ve negotiated and told terrorists to stop killing people during the day, so Nigerians should stop travelling after 9 p.m.!” — Tinubu’s spokesperson, @aonanuga1956, speaking for APC government.
Farida Isiak: Facing Trial at Sharia Court for a Social Media Post
The Nigerian authorities must drop bogus charges and sham trial of journalist Farida Isiak who was arraigned before Sharia Court Division 1 Kawo Kaduna. In a rushed trial she was sentenced to 4–years in prison with an option of N1.7 million fine.
Farida Isiak, a reporter with Nagarta Radio in Kaduna, was arrested and detained around 10:00 p.m. on Monday, 20 October, by officers under the command of the Divisional Police Officer of Mararaban Jos, Usman Adamu. The situation began as a minor civil disagreement between her mother and a neighbour over a 100 naira change dispute during a sale of charcoal. Police officers initially arrested her mother and later detained her father when he went to secure her release, using their detention as leverage to force Farida to come to the police station.
When Farida arrived at the station, police officers accused her of defaming them because of a Facebook post she wrote criticizing the unlawful treatment of her parents. Even though she complied with police demands to deleted the post and apologize in hopes of securing her parents' release, officers kept her in custody and rushed her to a Sharia Court in Kawo. The presiding judge sentenced her to four years in prison or a fine of 1.75 million naira on charges of defamation, completely ignoring the initial police violations and the abusive actions that led to the incident.
Farida was released yesterday evening on bail, with the trial set to commence again on 3 November.
Clearly, police are weaponizing the judicial system to punish Farida Isiak, instead of following due process of law.
Samaila Kaigama brought 416 women and children home from Boko Haram.
Then he went on national television and said the government paid for them. A ransom, not a rescue.
The DSS arrested him that same day.
He is now charged with terrorism. One of the seven counts against him is organizing a protest against Senator Ali Ndume of the ruling APC.
He has been in Kuje prison since July. His trial is November 13.
#FreeKaigama
I unequivocally condemn the unjust arrest and farcical trial of Kaduna-based journalist Farida Isiak.
The use of the Nigeria Police Force @policeng to intimidate, arrest, and prosecute a journalist merely for expressing her views, posting her opinions, or speaking freely is an outrageous abuse of state power and a direct assault on press freedom and the fundamental right to freedom of expression.
Even more outrageous is the judicial perfidy that reportedly culminated in a judge sentencing her to four years' imprisonment on these bogus charges. What manner of justice sends a journalist to prison for exercising her constitutional right to freedom of expression?
The @PoliceNG must withdraw their support for this persecution, and the conviction must be urgently overturned through the appropriate legal process so that Farida can regain her freedom and reunite with her family without delay.
The Nigeria Police Force must stop being used as an instrument of repression and persecution. Expressing an opinion is not a crime!
#FREEFARIDAISIAKNOW
Today’s photo…
This is an infant from the Al-Bayya family. The Israeli occupation bombed the chalet where his family had been displaced, and several people were killed at the site.
Today, months later, the remains of his tiny body were recovered from inside his bed… The bones of a child who should have been cradled in his mother’s arms, not found in such a heartbreaking scene after all this time.
My little one, forgive us… Forgive a world that witnessed our suffering and left us to die, a world that failed even to protect your childhood. 💔
@gesticart@Gwani_bukhari Y'all can do whatever atrocities you like in the church none of our business if you punish the defaulters or not but in Islam it's a grave sin