Salim

love yourz!

[Mayowa A. Balogun @Sweeegu]

Niggas want intellectual solutions to basic fucking problems. Brother our number 1 problem is that your politicians can’t fathom the political will to do their jobs. They spend little time thinking about your country and most time about stealing and baddies

[🇦🇱☣️ @BaldeWaves]

Fairs this Germany kit is low-key nuts

[Rene🧚🫧 @sheisafairyyy]

I will never understand a "free trial" needing my debit card information.

[Abubakar A. M (QS) @Khalifa_Emgeear]

Our generation is paying the price for decades of bad decisions we never made. We inherited problems we did not create

Allah ya isa!

[Abdullahi Jalo @abdulljalo]

You can only imagine what the children and the entire family of the late Gen Rabe are feeling now. To have their father killed while their mother is still in captivity.

May Allah comfort them

[LY10. @alammeenn]

Only Allah knows what mummy is going through 💔 The pain of losing her husband and the trauma of being in the hands of these animals is beyond words. Dan Allah keep her in your prayers. May Allah protect her, strengthen her, and bring her back safely. Allah ya fiddo ta lafiya! 🤲🏾

[Bashir Suleiman @Bashirmakama3]

I struggle with the idea of reintegrating former terrorists into society without first addressing justice for their victims. One of the most troubling aspects of the fight against terrorism is watching leaders discuss reintegration before many victims have received justice, compensation, or even the opportunity to rebuild their lives. A government's first obligation is to those who suffered, not to those who caused the suffering. Any policy that appears to reward perpetrators before adequately supporting victims risks undermining is nonsense. society sends a dangerous message when those accused of participating in violence appear to receive rehabilitation and opportunities while many victims remain displaced, traumatized, impoverished, or forgotten. Oya now

[S T A T E S M A N @Mister_Mash]

I find this “who replaces him” question very funny. Let him go first at least set a precedent that if you under perform you’ll be voted out so that who ever succeeds him has that in mind.

Accountability & consequences is what is lacking in the political space, it has to start from somewhere.

[Olóyè Ni'matullah @MsNemah]

This administration isn't even *trying* to rescue people held in captivity anymore. It seems content to wait for bandits to provide updates on their condition, whether dead or alive.and only issues a statement when they die.

[👑 KiNG ZiBEN @iamziben]

Terrorists are feeding people’s kids in captivity to dogs and you’re negotiating with them…yet asking for another 4 years to keep negotiating them? Madness?

[Bldr. SHAMS… @its_shamex]

If those at the helm of affairs gave insecurity the same level of attention they give to securing their re-election, we wouldn’t be where we are today.

Priorities, you know.

[s.i.a @diiiyyah]

Our lives mean nothing to these people. The moment Tinubu broached the withdrawal of police escorts they scurried in their panic.

Military men have been made fodder. It started with the cries of crude arms Soldiers were being made to fight terrorists with advanced armory.

[Moni Ukpeya @Ntob]

Nigeria is the only place where a politician can fail spectacularly and still have supporters explaining why the failure is actually a success.

Such idiocy must end in 2027.

#TinubuMustGo

[Abduljalal Musa Aliyu @AbduljalaalMusa]

TJ, the Speaker, gave primary and secondary school teachers around 1,000 motorbikes.

One of the teachers, almost in tears, said he had been teaching since Obasanjo’s era and had never seen a politician who loves and respects teachers like TJ.

All for bikes and rice. Imagine that. There was never a point in his teaching career when he could afford a motorbike on his own.

See, Nigerian politicians have always been evil. Yes, things are getting harder every single day. But there was never a point when poor people truly enjoyed any real dividends of democracy.

[𝑴𝑵🪜 @mn_almustapha]

A big part of the problem with Nigeria is that, instead of fixing our problems, everyone is trying to make enough money so that the problems won't affect them. 🧏🏾‍♂️

[Ibrahim M @ibrah_shuwa]

We are dealing with full blown terrorists and you people are still calling them ‘bandits’?

[Peacock @dawisu]

Each and every one of them, including their sponsors, their informants and even the government officials responsible for securing our lives who have failed to do so, from the president downward! Allah Ya Isa!

[Maryam Ado Sa’adu @Maaryam_Ado]

There’s NO wisdom in reintegrating any kind of terrorist back into any society. Imagine taking a walk on a normal day after surviving years of insurgency with no access to psychological support and coming face to face with someone who raped your womenfolk and killed your kinsmen!

[Ayo @Alhajirostova]

i won’t be surprised if this man is not a nigerian. i’ve never seen anyone work so hard against us 😭