Today marks exactly 168 days our father @elrufai has been in detention.๐
To those entrusted with leadership and authority, remember this: power is temporary, offices are temporary, and this dunya is temporary. One day, every title will fade, every office will be vacated, and every one of us will stand before Allah to account for our actions.
Leadership is not measured by how much power you hold, but by how justly you exercise it. History remembers those who upheld justice, not those who clung to authority.
As we reflect on these 168 days, I pray that every decision is guided by truth, fairness, and mercy. May Allah soften hearts, uphold justice, and grant relief to those enduring hardship.
This dunya will pass. Justice, integrity, and our deeds are what remain.
May Allah guide our leaders to act with wisdom and righteousness, and may He grant strength and patience to all those affected.
#168Days #Justice #RuleOfLaw #Accountability #MayJusticePrevail
Today marks 166 days since Malam Nasir Ahmad @elrufai lost his freedom.
For 166 days, his family has endured uncertainty. His supporters have waited in hope. And countless Nigerians have continued to ask one question:
How much longer?
Justice is not only about the final judgment it is also about ensuring that legal processes are fair, transparent, and without unnecessary delay. Every day that passes without clarity deepens pain, raises concerns, and weakens public confidence in the justice system.
We respectfully call on the relevant authorities to ensure that this matter is handled with fairness, due process, and urgency. If there is no lawful basis for continued deprivation of liberty, then justice demands that he be released without further delay.
A nation built on the rule of law must never allow justice to be overshadowed by uncertainty.
166 days is a long time.
May truth prevail.
May justice be served.
And may peace return to Malam Nasir El-Rufai, his family, and all those awaiting the conclusion of this matter.
Justice delayed should never become justice denied.
#JusticeForElRufai #166Days #RuleOfLaw #DueProcess @SaharaReporters@hrw
Atiku should have known that the moment a sitting President who is older than him knelt down and begged him for a second term was the moment to finish him politically.
His ego would never allow him to forgive or forget such humiliation.
Today marks exactly 165 days since our father, our leader, and a man many of us look up to, Malam Nasir Ahmad @elrufai, has remained in detention.
165 days is not just a number.
It is 165 days away from family.
165 days of uncertainty.
165 days of pain, worry and unanswered questions.
165 days that remind us how fragile freedom can become when the machinery of the state is involved.
Whatever the allegations may be, whatever political differences may exist, justice must never become a substitute for liberty, and detention must never become punishment before judgment.
Malam El-Rufai deserves due process, dignity and a fair hearing. His family deserves to have him home. And every Nigerian deserves to know that the law applies fairly, regardless of political affiliation or status.
I write this with a heavy heart:
Enough is enough.
We respectfully call on the relevant authorities to uphold the rule of law and release Malam Nasir El-Rufai without further delay, if there is no lawful basis to continue his detention.
Our voices may be tired, our hearts may be broken, but our demand remains clear:
FREE MALAM NASIR EL-RUFAI.
165 days is too long.
A father belongs with his family.
A citizen deserves his freedom.
And justice must always remain justice.
May Allah protect Malam Nasir El-Rufai, strengthen his family, and grant him freedom and justice soon. ๐คฒ๐ฝ๐
#FreeElRufai #165Days #JusticeForElRufai #FreeMalamNasirElRufai
161 days away from family. Justice delayed is justice denied. Every person deserves a fair and timely trial, regardless of status or political affiliation. Due process and the rule of law must always prevail.
The wait has been too long. Let justice be done. Free @elrufai
Inna lil Laahi wa inna ilaiHi Raaji'un!
We extend our heartfelt condolences to the family of the late Alhaji Yahaya Umar on the passing of his sister, Hajiya Raliya Umar Tsoho (Baba Dakunshe), who passed away yesterday.
It has been reported that she died at the age of 102.
We also extend our heartfelt condolences to Alhaji Audu Yahaya, His Excellency Governor Muhammad Inuwa Yahaya, Alhaji Musa Yahaya, Alhaji Abubakar Yahaya and the entire family of the late Alhaji Yahaya Umar and the late Alhaji Umar Tsoho.
May Allah admit her into Jannatul Firdaus, together with our departed parents and loved ones. Ameen.
This is Dr. Von Batten. Yesterday evening, I was informed by a journalist I respect that he had been told Nigerian President Bola Tinubu (@officialABAT) released a more than two-week-old letter from President @realDonaldTrump in response to our lobbying efforts here in Washington, D.C.
I was also informed by a different source that no actual letter was sent and that President Tinubu's team forgot to change the date from July 6 to July 22 in the released quotations. We are still working to verify this particular claim, but it appears President #Tinubu's apparent objective was to make it seem that the alleged letter from President @realDonaldTrump to him was sent after we briefed the White House on Tinubu's alleged heroin trafficking link. In reality, the alleged letter is dated weeks before our White House briefing. Stand by for updates.
This morning, I personally briefed key members of the White House regarding President Tinubu's apparent attempt to insinuate that President #Trump condones President Tinubu's alleged drug trafficking link. A member of my team will also be meeting with @SenTedCruz's staff this morning to provide a briefing on these latest developments.
@realDonaldTrump@SusieWiles47@WhiteHouse@HouseForeignGOP@HouseForeign@SFRCdems@SecRubio@StateDept@AsstSecStateAF@SenateForeign@NGRPresident@HouseNGR@NGRSenate@CNNAfrica@BBCAfrica@Reuters@Atiku@officialABAT@AFP@ForeignPolicy@inecnigeria@SenTedCruz@RepBrianMast
"No gree for anybody o!"
"If I were a bandit, you wouldn't be standing here," she fired back.
A Hausa/Fulani woman stood up for her dignity after security operatives ordered everyone to come out for a search.
When one of the officers allegedly said, "That one is Yoruba, not Fulani. Don't search her," she perceived the remark as disrespectful and responded by defending both her dignity and that of her community.
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As I reflect on my 67th birthday, my heart is filled with profound gratitude.
I am deeply humbled by the overwhelming outpouring of love, goodwill, prayers, phone calls, text messages, and birthday wishes I received from my family, friends, colleagues, political associates, and well-wishers across Nigeria, United Kingdom, and around the world.
Every message, every call, and every prayer reminded me of how richly blessed I am to have such remarkable people in my life. Your kindness, thoughtfulness, and affection made my birthday truly memorable and one I will cherish for many years to come.
To those who reached out by phone, and those who sent beautiful messages from near and far, please accept my heartfelt appreciation. Though I made an effort to respond to everyone, I may have missed some, I want you to know that I appreciate them all, with joy and gratitude, and I treasure every one of them.
As I begin another year of life, I pray that the Universe richly bless each of you with good health, peace, happiness, long life, and abundant success. May you be engulfed with abundance of reward your love and kindness many times over.
Thank you for making my 67th birthday so special. I remain sincerely grateful for your friendship, support, and goodwill.
With heartfelt appreciation,
Lauretta Onochie.
@Laurestar.
Pray for access and connection, bro.
The only reason you haven't gotten that job or contract is because people are hiring or giving contracts to their friends and relatives.
Nothing is wrong with your CV or quality of your proposal you just don't have access.