One criticizes the government and DSS picks them up from wherever they are in 24hrs, but terrorists hold live sessions on TikTok and suddenly our mighty intelligence cannot track them. Your Excellency @dikko_radda we cannot continue to call unto God when the government has continually ignored to end insecurity from its roots.
This is just amazing. It makes you wonder how many more people could sell their conscience for this kind of money. Their principles? Their loyalty? Trust me, some can sell even their siblings, perhaps even everything they claim to hold dear.
But again, not everyone has a price. Some values are simply not for sale, no matter the amount on the table.
Allãh Ya yi wa rayuwa Albarka @Abbahikima
Families in Nigeria’s Borno state are selling livestock, taking out loans and exhausting their savings to pay kidnappers for the release of loved ones. As fear spreads across communities, even sending children to school has become a source of anxiety.
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Please listen to Dr. Mainasara Umar take us back to the conversations our founding fathers had prior to independence. This was when we still had statesmen in the helm of political leadership in the country. This was when Nigeria still had hope. 👇🏾
We have accumulated more debts (120 billion dollars) than wealth. 15 trillion naira saved from subsidy, yet minimum wage is just 70,000 naira and fuel price 1300/litre. We will no longer accept sweet talks and cheap promises, FIX OUR COUNTRY OR STEP ASIDE 💯📌.
AN URGENT OPEN LETTER TO MR PRESIDENT
Dear Mr President, @officialABAT
I am Tahir Abubakar Muhammad, a member of our great party and a Nigerian who believes that, regardless of political affiliation, the safety of our children must always come first.
Mr President, after watching this video, I believe this is not a political call or an attempt to score political points. It is a genuine appeal for urgent action from someone concerned about the safety of innocent children.
As a member of our political family, I believe it is important for me to amplify that appeal rather than look at it through the lens of politics.
Governance is not about perfection; it is about responsibility. And when innocent lives are in danger, responsibility demands urgent action.
These children deserve to be at home with their parents and guardians, not in the hands of criminals. Many of us have brothers, sisters, children and loved ones. We cannot imagine going for even a single day without knowing where they are or whether they are safe. Yet some families are currently living with that painful reality.
Mr President, this is bigger than political parties. As Nigerians, and particularly as Northerners, we must be able to put our political differences aside and speak with one voice when the lives and safety of our children are at stake.
I therefore respectfully appeal to you to ensure that every available security, intelligence and governmental resource is deployed with renewed urgency to secure the safe return of these children to their families.
Whatever efforts and resources were deployed in previous rescue operations, including the Oyo school incident, should be brought to bear here with the same urgency and determination.
These children need to come home.
#InaYaranBorno
#BringThemHome
How can an investigative journalist call NAFDAC to report sales of drugs they ban and they answered him like this 😳.
What is really happening in Nigeria 🇳🇬?
A man from northern Nigeria, speaking on television, questioned why pupils abducted in Borno State have remained in captivity for 143 days, while children kidnapped in Oyo State the same month are already home.
Both groups were seized in May. He asked why the federal government has not rescued the Borno children.
I had the honor of sharing my thoughts on the continued abduction of the Borno school children as well as other captives in different parts of the North. #bringbornochildrenhome
An Arewa man asks Tinubu a difficult question: how can an Independence Day speech barely address the killings and kidnappings devastating communities across Nigeria?
Mr President @officialABAT you completely left out the incessant killings and kidnappings ravaging our Nation, in the whole of your speech. The bedrock of our constitution is the protection of lives and properties, Mr President, a law you swore an oath to preserve. Today makes it 139 days since Borno children are in captivity, yet the silence is deafening. #bringbornochildrenhome
@ProfZulum@GovernorZulum@Senatorndume@officialSKSM@NGRSenate
It’s been 140 days since 42 school children between the ages of 2 and 14 (only 4 are 15 years old) were abducted from their school in Askira-Uba, Borno state 💔 Nigerians, these aren’t just numbers, THEY ARE YOUR CHILDREN!!! @officialABAT@GovBorno@ProfZulum, we are all painfully waiting to hear the progress made by security forces to bring them home!!!! #BringBornochildrenHome