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[Name Cannot be blank @Mus___TaphA]

@realDonaldTrump WILL FAIL WOEFULLY!

[Name Cannot be blank @Mus___TaphA]

@dawisu CHICAGO

[Abdool Moh. @abdool_moh]

Imagine taking a flight with your clothes in your bag only to be detained at Saudi Airport for drug possession because a corrupt airline attendant in Abuja took bribe from one Alhaji & swapped your bag with drugs. Nigerians keep saying they want Nigeria to work but cannot actually stand a working Nigeria.

[Name Cannot be blank @Mus___TaphA]

@BashirAhmaad Gerrout Fool !!

[Name Cannot be blank @Mus___TaphA]

Gaskiya Bola cannot be President of Nigeria from 2027 and only one candidate is making sense so far, maybe been making sense since 2019 as well honestly.

[Name Cannot be blank @Mus___TaphA]

@FotoNugget Brother, when are you planning to visit the Vatican, my jerrycan is almost dry

[Name Cannot be blank @Mus___TaphA]

Been using work Wi-Fi for for 2 months straight, had a break from @MTNNG shenanigans, Did a small sub of 4GB 6:20 am today I wasn’t going out early and had a thing to do online at 9 am, it’s 8:30 now and only twitter for an hour has drained me 3.4GB @MTN180 THIEVES! @yettydlaw_

[Naija Confra @naijaconfra]

Yesterday, Naija Confra reported that the Vikings number 1 man (Ex£cutioner) at CRUTECH/UNICROSS, Calabar Campus, was arrested just 2 hours after we posted a video of him sh00ting a gvn after sign-out, with policemen seen inside the car. Naija Confra has obtained a video of the number 1 man named Ejim (Aro Bush Hunter), being interviewed by the police. His members who were celebrating and guarding him have all left him to sail alone in police cell.

A big shout-out to the Cross River State Police Command for the swift action and great work. Naija Confra has said many times that Cross River State does not tolerate cultism, especially in Calabar. This arrest also shows that when the Nigerian Police want to work, they can do a very good job. We also urge the police to investigate the policemen seen inside the car during the incident.

Non-cultists, this is the person who promised you protection if you joined. This is the same number 1 man that has been declaring wars in school. He is now talking like a beautiful girl.

Reject Cultism.

[Dr. @DrAkuamaka]

I have found the full video of the 22 years old boy number one Cultist video 😂

Watch

[A.E Onwuka, Ph.D @EzekwesiriIii]

The unity of our country is very very fundamental said the unifier

[A.E Onwuka, Ph.D @EzekwesiriIii]

2027, he is coming to make Nigeria work again. His presidency will make food, fuel, healthcare and transport affordable. Vote ADC ! Vote Atiku Abubakar

[Name Cannot be blank @Mus___TaphA]

@Sabby0202 Or could help get information for me pls. I’ll be grateful

[Name Cannot be blank @Mus___TaphA]

@Sabby0202 DMs not open, however, I want information regarding IJMB programs in the Uni there, my cousin’s interested, I dunno any other reliable source to inquire about the whole registration process, admission if granted, hostel and all. So I’m asking favors if U know anything

[Bremen @Rxbremen]

I need you guys to watch this particular video again and see why creative thinking is important.

— If the Michelin brothers were Nigerians they would have quadruple price of tyres to make up for how often people don’t use them.

But look at the approach and innovative thinking they did to drive up sales and number; we need to start thinking like this in Nigeria. You can’t do that as a middle man economy.

— In 2023/2024 when a conversation around AI adoption was brought up in Nigeria, the response was “we don’t have electricity, you are talking about AI”.

In 2026, @trydecideAI is the best Data analysis AI tool in the world, and it was built by a Nigerian @Abiodun0x.

We had a young man build @yarngpt an AI model for learning languages. There has been so many other AI adopted models that are being developed and improved by Nigerians.

Do we have light now ? No. There are 10 Unicorns in Africa, 5 are from Nigeria; When Shola and Ezra were building Paystack, if they had thrown the idea to people, they would have told them it’s pointless. Now Paystack is a powerhouse.

— When Indomie came to Nigeria, they started selling to adults, buy sales were low, and the adults didn’t really buy into it.

So they decided to go after children, they went to school and ran campaigns, marketed to children at schools aggressively, and those children in turn made their parents buy indomie.

Today those children are adult and many are still hooked on indomie, and cook indomie for their children.

And that is while till date, you can’t compete with Indomie as a brand, people have tried and have failed; dangote tried, failed and Indomie bought his investment.

— We do not like being challenged or critic in this country, when people write reviews, make observation, identify patterns the response is what have you built, when you build yours, then you can talk.

Academia, Education and learning is a bedrock of any productive and progressive society.

We need a mindset revamp on how we see every obstacle or challenge.

[Name Cannot be blank @Mus___TaphA]

Those kids were MURDERED bro , they didn’t die from no heat in Niger state .

[ImamuSwap | Sorted💙 @imamuswap]

Innalillahi wa inna ilaihi raji’un

Waɗannan yaran fa yen’zenari ne civil defense suka kama a Minna suka saka cell suka rufe ba iska ga zafi suna bubbbuga ƙofa amma akaƙi buɗewa har suka mutu.

Please muyi repost domin wannan abu yakai ga wadanda zasu iya fafutukar nema ma iyeyan yaran nan hakkinsu ko zasu samu saukin radadin wannan bala’in da wadannan azzaluman suka jefa su a ciki.

#nigeria #HumanRightsArtsFestivalUG

[Mallam Abdulsalam Ahmad @Abdul_Ahmad_]

OUR ONLY CRIME TO THEM WAS THAT “WE ARE MUSLIMS”.

7 September 2001 was not an ordinary day. It was a day that left a permanent scar on the memories of the Hausa-Fulani Muslim community in Jos. Twenty-five years may have passed, but some memories do not grow old.

Why do we need to remember?

We remember not to teach hatred, revenge or division, but to preserve the truth against contamination and learn from the wounds of the past. We remember because a people without memory can easily become victims of history again. Let the world know that these days were real, these losses were real, and the tears were real. We may forgive, we may seek peace, and we may choose reconciliation but we WILL never forget.

Is there a need for our upcoming generation to know?

Yes, for them to know the nature of their town, people, diversity and other issues.

I will personally never forget that Friday. I will never forget that Saturday. And I will never forget that rainy Wednesday. They were not ordinary days. They were days of fear, survival, loss and unimaginable pain.

We must remind the world of the lives we lost, almost 1,000 people according to accounts of the violence. Behind every figure was a human life, a family, a story, a future that was suddenly cut short by the enemies of peace calling themselves “Yan Kasa”.

We must remember the homes that were set ablaze, the properties destroyed, businesses wiped out, farms and other sources of livelihood lost, and the wealth accumulated by families over generations reduced to ashes within days.

We must remember those who were displaced from their homes. We must remember mothers who lost children, children who became orphans, husbands who lost wives and wives who lost husbands.

And we must remember the fear, the anxiety, the uncertainty and the feeling that the place we called home was suddenly no longer safe.

Some may want history to move on without looking back. But you cannot heal a wound by pretending it never existed.

For us, the lesson was profound.

We learned that security cannot be taken for granted. We learned that communities must remain vigilant. We learned that friendship must be tested by difficult times, not merely by peaceful days.

But most importantly, we learned the value of unity, self-preservation, solidarity and peaceful coexistence.

We remember those terrible days not because we seek revenge, but because we refuse to allow the suffering of our people to disappear from history.

Our dead deserve to be remembered, our displaced deserve to be remembered and our destroyed homes and livelihoods deserve to be remembered as well.

And the lessons of 2001 deserve to be remembered. Twenty-five years later, I still remember that Friday, Saturday and that rainy Wednesday. The memories are still fresh because the losses were real, the pain was real and history must never forget.

We won't be the first to ignite a fire, but if another person ignite the fire, we'll use every available means to extinguish the fire to protect ourselves and to ensure we're not victims.

@bbchausa @AJEnglish @ARISEtv @channelstv @hrw @AmnestyNigeria @amnesty @cnnturk @CNN @RFI

[Arike Sugar Sugar❤️✨ @yettydlaw_]

WE NEED YOUR HELP WITH PUBLICITY; THIS IS NO LONGER AN OUTCRY FOR ONE.

🔗Fill this and share with everyone you know https://t.co/GmkUG3vSOl (Our immediate goal is at least 10,000 signatures on the petition).

My original outcry was about ONE experience; my own experience with MTN and the depletion of my data allocation however the responses that followed opened the door to numerous other subscribers sharing concerns about their own experiences and that changed everything.

We are no longer seeking answers only for ONE. We are seeking to properly examine these concerns and demand accountability for ALL subscribers whose experiences are supported by evidence but we cannot do this effectively without you.

We need you to help us push this everywhere you can on X, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, your communities, groups and every legitimate publicity channel available to you.

Those signatures will demonstrate the breadth of public concern and strengthen our collective call for proper investigation and accountability.

We also need as much firsthand evidence as possible. If you have experienced unusual, unexplained or disputed MTN data depletion, please submit your details and supporting evidence through the evidence form.

PLEASE NOTE: Nobody needs to pay anything on the petition page. If you see an option asking for payment, DO NOT PAY. Simply choose the option to SHARE the petition.

We are not asking anyone to make allegations they cannot support. We are asking people to speak from their own experience, provide evidence where available, and help us establish the facts.

Now, let’s come together and demand answers for ALL.

10,000 signatures.
As much evidence as possible.
As much legitimate publicity as possible.
LETS DO THIS AS 1️⃣

[PANSO QUEEN 🌼🐝 @Niinameelah]

This is a Muslim man holding camera praising his wife right? The second frame is what he did to his wife. Mind you he went hajj too.

I hope this helps you all. You are not bigger than abuse too. It’s not about religion.

[BSN @Barristerstreet]

🇳🇬 JUST IN

Video has emerged showing Nigerian Army troops, alongside members of the Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF), after reportedly overrunning an ISWAP terrorist camp in the Damboa area of Borno State.

Several insurgents reportedly fled the position, abandoning weapons, equipment and other materials.