Nuruddeen

[Nuruddeen @MN_SADIQUE]

Y’all don’t forget to visit us for a touch of perfection on your vehicles! Our services are hands down the best you can find in town!! Pls RT and come around🙏🏾🙏🏾

[Maryam Ado Sa’adu @Maaryam_Ado]

It’s been 77 days since 42 school children, young children full of dreams for the future, were abducted from their school in Askira-Uba, Borno state and there’s been no update on efforts made to rescue them. @officialABAT @ProfZulum @HQNigerianArmy #BringBackOurChildren

[knightwing @Aj__Gali]

Work wey no finish on Friday, na till Monday be that

[Bob Siriri🦹🏽‍♂️ @Life_of_sen6ix]

simple

[Abba Pawa @ii_pawa]

19th July 2014 - 12 years after and The Legacy lives on ✨
#airforcemilitaryschooljos #Exjam #Exjam08 #Afms08set

[Nuruddeen @MN_SADIQUE]

A brotherhood I’ll forever be proud to be among!!!
Long live AFMS 08 SET!!

[Babawo @umarsandaumar00]

19TH JULY, 2014 - 12 YEARS LATER, THE LEGACY LIVES ON
#airforcemilitaryschooljos #exjam #afms08 #exjam08

[Babawo @umarsandaumar00]

19TH JULY, 2014 - 12 YEARS LATER, THE LEGACY LIVES ON
#airforcemilitaryschooljos #exjam #afms08 #exjam08

[Shuaib Ismail Bako @mc_foee]

Yeahh. But the generation that enjoyed their adulthood and looted the country are now telling us it’s because we’re lazy.

They were begged to go to school for free with stipends, feeding and free medical care, but they’re now asking us to apply for loans to pay school fees.🤦🏾‍♂️

[Extraordinary Ustaz 👳🏾‍♂️📿 @bapphah]

Idan har ka saurari maganganun VDM a cikin wannan bidiyo da kyau, za ka fahimci saƙon da yake son isarwa. Idan za mu yi adalci kuma mu faɗi gaskiya, to ya faɗi gaskiya.

Duk mai son ganin ci gaban Arewa ya kamata ya goyi bayan gaskiyar da muka kasa faɗawa kanmu tsawon lokaci, ba wai a mayar da martani da zagi da munanan kalamai ba.

Abin da VDM ya faɗa gaskiya ce tsantsa, kuma an daɗe ana cewa gaskiya tana da ɗaci. Matsalar Arewa ba VDM ba ce; matsalar ita ce shugabannin siyasa da suka gaza magance matsalolinmu.

Maimakon kai hari ga mai faɗin gaskiya, ya kamata mu fuskanci gaskiyar da ake faɗa.

[Extraordinary Ustaz 👳🏾‍♂️📿 @bapphah]

One of the biggest challenges facing Northern Nigeria today is our unwillingness to accept uncomfortable truths.

Wallahi, I was surprised by the reaction of some Northern influencers to what VDM said about the North. Instead of addressing the message, many focused on attacking the messenger.

The reality is tht some pple on social media are not offended by what VDM said, they’re offended by him. If the same message had come from a Northern influencers, no one would have reacted like this.

To be fair, we should judge a message by its content, not by the identity of the person delivering it.

Much of what VDM said is not new. Similar concerns were repeatedly raised by the late Dr. Idris Dutsen Tanshi, who openly spoke out abt the humiliating and low-status jobs many Northerners are forced to do when they go to Southern Nigeria to earn a living

Wallahi, i hv traveled across parts of Southern Nigeria, I have personally witnessed situations involving some Northerners tht made me sad & disappointed wit the kind of work they do.

My understanding of VDM’s point was simple, Southerners are often more willing to openly challenge injustice, while Northerners frequently struggle to do the same.

Many believe this is bcus political elites, religious leaders, traditional rulers, and wealthy individuals continue to exert enormous influence over public opinion & decision-making.

VDM is human and can be wrong. However, many of those criticizing him today rarely acknowledge the positive things he has done. Criticism should be balanced, just as praise should be.

The refusal to separate the message from the messenger remains one of the biggest obstacles to progress in Northern Nigeria.

As the late Dr. Idris Dutsen Tanshi consistently emphasized, a society cannot develop if it refuses to confront its own weaknesses. Progress begins with honesty, not denial.

[xoxo @accidental_engr]

Most of our brothers and sisters don't know what to say during Salatul janaaza (Burial prayers)​: Here is how to pray Salatul Janaaza.

1- ​After the First Takbeer​: Recite Surat Al-Fatiha.

1. Bismillaahir Rahmaanir Raheem
2. Alhamdu lillaahi Rabbil 'aalameen
3. Ar-Rahmaanir-Raheem
4. Maaliki Yawmid-Deen
5. Iyyaaka na'budu wa lyyaaka nasta'een
6. Ihdinas-Siraatal-Mustaqeem
7. Siraatal-lazeena an'amta 'alaihim ghayril- maghdoobi 'alaihim wa lad-daaalleen

[ً @artfuIchaos]

getting betrayed while moving with pure intentions really changes you.

[Nuruddeen @MN_SADIQUE]

@shamsuddeen33 Ahhh, officer, Ameen Ameen ya rabb, Jazakhallah khairan ❤️🙏🏾

[UNCLE DEJI™️ @DejiAdesogan]

VERY SHOCKING

The killers of the late District Head of Kwallak in Plateau State turned out to be local Christian youths, not the Fulanis as earlier suspected. After being arrested, they were set on fire by an angry mob in Plateau State.

Read full details here 👇🏾

Plateau Mob Kills Own Youths Over Murder of Traditional Ruler in Plateau

By: Zagazola Makama

Three plateau state’s indigenes suspected to be involved in the killing of a traditional ruler in Langtang North Local Government Area of Plateau State were on Friday set ablaze by an angry mob.

The victims were alleged to have participated in the killing of the traditional ruler of Kwallak community, Mr Ponzhi Kwallak, who was attacked and murdered at his residence on Thursday night.

Sources in the community said that the assailants stormed the monarch’s home, shot him, and made away with his motorcycle and mobile phone.

The incident, which initially sparked tension and speculation within the community, was reportedly first attributed to external attackers (fulani bandits). However, subsequent developments indicated that the suspects were allegedly from within the community.

Security sources said the suspects were apprehended on Friday while attempting to sell the stolen motorcycle.

According to eyewitness accounts, the suspects allegedly confessed to the crime after being apprehended by members of the community.

It was further gathered that the suspects were being taken to security operatives when a mob intercepted them near the Langtang North Local Government Council Secretariat and set them ablaze.

The late monarch had recently received the motorcycle, which was later traced to the suspects.

[Mohammed Jammal @whitenigerian]

Omo… men carry a lot.
Nepa wahala.
Car wahala.
Water wahala.
House maintenance wahala.
School fees.
Money pressure.
Raising kids.
And still, protecting the whole family like nothing is wrong.
Shout out to all the men out there 🙌

[Nuruddeen @MN_SADIQUE]

@ahmad__ty @Cristiano We get am boss!!😁

[هكر اخلاقي | Cybersecurity @1_Q_X]

اكتشفت معلومه واحس لازم اشاركها

تدرون ان ثدي الام لما ترضع طفلها في لحظة الثدي يمتص شوي من لعاب الطفل وفيه منطقة معينه فيها مستشعرات للجهاز المناعي تحلل اللعاب واذا اكتشف ان فيه بكتيريا او فيروسات و ان الطفل مريض او على وشك انه يمرض يعطي الجهاز المناعي لجسم الام تحذير
بعدين :

[Nathalie Yamb @Nath_Yamb]

Cet homme est un agent de la CIA, entré au Nigeria comme prédicateur chrétien via ONG, qui sème la division depuis plusieurs mois et menace le président Tinubu sans être dérangé ni appréhendé par les autorités. Ses activités vont justifier l’intervention militaire violente au 🇳🇬

[Kelechi DonPido @kmbiamnozie]

The most difficult subject in War School was Iran, you know why? No one, even my Professors who were former intelligence operatives couldn’t tell Irans military strategy.

Militarily, Iran did what no country has done. The decentralization of it Forces, a well organized a formidable units with its own brain around defense. You can embed the CIA and Mossad as much as you want in Iran, but there’s a place where everything stops.

So let me give you a little lesson about Iran, It is Not a country. Not really.
More like a living labyrinth, designed not to win wars the way empires do but to outlive them.

You see, in the grand theaters of war, where men like Napoleon Bonaparte chased glory and where doctrine is etched into polished marble halls, Iran chose a different scripture entirely.

They studied collapse.

They watched the fate of men like Saddam Hussein, a towering army, centralized, proud and decapitated in weeks. They watched Libya. They watched Afghanistan. And somewhere in the ashes of those fallen regimes, Iran asked a far more dangerous question:

“What survives when the head is cut off?”

And so, they removed the head.

No single brain. No single nerve center.
Instead, a thousand smaller minds, each capable of thought, of violence, of continuation.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is not merely a military force. It is a philosophy with weapons. A hydra. You don’t defeat it, you inconvenience it.

Cut one arm, another recalibrates.
Silence one commander, ten more adjust without ceremony, without pause.

No dramatic funerals in the command chain. No operational paralysis.

Just continuity.

And then there’s the illusion, the one that keeps intelligence officers awake at night.

You can penetrate a system, yes. The Central Intelligence Agency has. The Mossad certainly has. They’ve turned assets, intercepted signals, even reached into places once thought untouchable.

But Iran doesn’t build for secrecy alone.

It builds for betrayal.

Every layer watched by another. Every agent suspected before he proves loyal. Every corridor lined not just with doors but with mirrors.

You think you’re inside the system until you realize the system anticipated you long before you arrived.

Now, about the dead.

Spies, operatives, assets: men and women who stepped into that maze believing tradecraft could save them.

Some vanished quietly. Others, not so quietly.

Iran has made examples of those it accuses of espionage, broadcasting confessions, staging executions, sending messages carved not in ink but in consequence.

But here’s the truth no agency will print:

The real number? The real cost?

Buried.

Because in that world, numbers are not statistics, they’re vulnerabilities.

You see, my friend, most nations prepare for war.

Iran prepares for endurance.

It doesn’t ask, “How do we defeat our enemy?” It asks, “How do we remain when they have exhausted themselves trying?”

And that, that is a far more terrifying strategy.

Because history has a peculiar habit of remembering not the strongest, but the last one standing.

[Zayn-al'Aabideen @AabideenAl]

When I follow an intelligent or influential person on social media who isn't a Muslim, I properly define my followership to prevent a clash of interests. I follow you perhaps because there is something I can benefit from your knolwedge of worldy matters which has nothing to do with religion.

I never at any point forget the fact that you are ignorant of my religion and an unreliable source of any information related to my religion, and the day you disrespect or mock my religion, directly or indirectly, it marks the end of any respect I have for you. I am not liberal or secular about religion. It is fundamental and sacred to me. I fully respect other people's beliefs and I expect same from others even if we dont agree.

Your intelligence doesn't make you an authority over religion especially since we live in a world where people think taking a swipe at religion is an indication of enlightenment. Well, as long you wouldn't mock or speak condescendingly of my religion I am fine with whatever you think, confident that there is an abundance of evidence to engage every misguided opinion about my religion if the opportunity presents itself.

Do not trade your religion for celebrity followership.

~Abu Imrān