Insecurity: Nigerians Have the Right to Bear Arms for Self-Defence – Bwala
The Constitution grants every Nigerian citizen the right to private defence. You have the right to defend yourself. Nigerians also have a collective right to defend themselves as a vanguard in their communities by applying to the government for licenses to bear arms permitted by law.
Daniel Bwala, Senior Special Adviser to President Tinubu on Policy Communication
Now more than ever, we need your prayers and support to make this life-saving transplant possible.
Please keep Izunna’s hope alive by donating: https://t.co/J5Rb8uFG4I
@Oluomoofderby 🙏🏾
Izunna Kidney Transplant Update
Dear @NIUKCommunity
Izunna my 19-year-old nephew is currently placed on oxygen support at Zenith Medical & Kidney Centre, ABJ as he struggles to breathe.
The good news is that a donor has been found and is undergoing necessary tests.
#Charity
Izunna is going strong with his dialysis as he awaits his donor match next week 🙏🏾. It’s a tough wait, but he remains hopeful for a new chance at life.
Please keep Izunna’s hope alive by donating: https://t.co/gHu4eV90ao
Today I completed the #greatnorth5k . I dedicate this charitable run to my 19-year-old nephew Izunna, who is battling end-stage kidney failure and awaiting a kidney transplant.
We’ve raised over £5,600, but the journey is far from over.
#kidneypatients25#charity#greatnorthrun
Dear NIUK Family, I need your support.
My 19-year-old nephew, Izunna, a Theatre & Arts student at UniCal, is battling end-stage kidney failure. He’s now on dialysis with a chest line inserted after his leg access failed. He’s in pain but holding on with hope. 💔
The security situation in Borno state is concerning and very unsettling. What is happening in the Marte area of the state is not just a local emergency; it is a national alarm bell that must not be ignored. Governor Babagana Zulum, by choosing to spend the night in a town under threat, has once again demonstrated what leadership should look like: present, proactive, and people-centred. His courage is not for commendation alone; it is a challenge to those in authority to match words with decisive action.
We cannot claim to be building a secure and united Nigeria when one of our own, a sitting governor, is left pleading for federal support to prevent an entire local government from falling into the hands of terrorists. Over 300 communities stand exposed, while more than 20,000 of our fellow Nigerians are displaced yet again. These are not just numbers, they are families, children, and communities whose hopes are hanging by a thread.
Governor Zulum has raised critical concerns: that insurgents are regrouping around Lake Chad and the Mandara Hills; that Marte is on the verge of collapse; and that the window for action is closing. These are facts. And it is not enough to acknowledge them; we must respond with urgency and sincerity.
We cannot afford to continue this culture of delayed response and distant governance. Our security forces need reinforcements. Our displaced citizens need protection, not promises. And our leaders, particularly at the federal level, must show the will to act swiftly and consistently.
I have always maintained that Nigeria works best when leadership is driven by compassion, competence, and courage. Governor Zulum has shown all three. The Federal Government must now do the same. If we fail to protect Borno, we fail the idea of Nigeria itself.
This is not about politics. It is about people. It is about protecting the soul of our nation.
Let us act quickly, decisively, and justly.
A new Nigeria is POssible.
-PO
FBN Holdings' market value fell by 5.5% as investor sentiment declined ahead of earnings release, amid legal battles and governance concerns. https://t.co/n73Y5gH7zf
The thing dey muzz me because this database doesn't even have to cost anything. You can literally do a shared Excel spreadsheet with restricted edit permission if budget is the problem.
But somehow has somehow convinced Nigerians that a police database is rocket science😮💨
This is an Heartbreaking Loss💔
On 4/11/2024, Kene, a Nigerian in the UK tragically passed away, leaving behind his wife and two young children, just 3 months and 2 years old.
This GoFundMe aims to help ease the financial strain on his family, covering repatriation, funeral expenses, and ongoing support for his wife and children as they navigate this unimaginable time.
Please support if you can, and share to help bring comfort to his loved ones in their time of need 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
#SupportKene #InLovingMemory #RestInPeace.
Thank you Ndi-Igbo NorthEast England (NINEE), Nigeria Assoc Tyne and Wear, Uni of Nigeria Alumni Assoc UK & other members of the Geordie Nigerian Diaspora for the warm welcome (including jollof rice!) when I joined them to discuss #GE2024 and the change Britain needs to see
By the way, the correct link for new signups is: https://t.co/vRSg53uMuL
There were apparently quite a number of people who attempted unsuccessfully to sign up because I made a mistake with the url yesterday.
https://t.co/vRSg53uMuL is the correct link
I have come out for the millions of women who are afraid of tomorrow and what it holds for them and their children! I have come out for the poor who are asking whether it’s a sin to be a Nigerian! For them, I have come! For them, Datti has come!
And we’re rather being disintegrated through communal hatred, tribalism, poor education, religious sentiments and impoverishing the masses.
Vote PO so that public funds will be effectively used for the public!
#ObiDatti2023#Obidient#NigeriaElections2023
A new Nigeria is possible; a nation bound in freedom, peace, unity, justice and prosperity is realizable! Let us all join hands in love and brotherhood to build, with God of our creation guiding our noble cause!
God bless you all and the Federal Republic of Nigeria. -PO