Un video así, me salvo de partir el vidrio de mi carro, cuando dejé las llaves dentro en un lugar lejos de la cuidad.
Te recomiendo que lo guardes 😉😉😉😉
"There is no insecurity in that village in Sokoto State, this is all a strategy by America to establish a Military base in Nigeria under the guise of Christian Genocide"
- Adamu Garba
I joined BBC Breakfast this morning to challenge President Trump’s false narrative that terrorist groups in Nigeria are primarily targeting Christians.
I argued that Nigerian Muslims and Christians are not competing over who has suffered more. What they want is for the country’s security crisis to be addressed and for their lives to be protected.
THE U.S. IS NOT IN NIGERIA TO PROTECT BLACK CHRISTIANS .IT IS HERE FOR STRATEGIC DOMINATION.
By Chief Malcolm EmokiniovonOmirhobo .
Let us stop deceiving ourselves.
The United States of America is not interested in the lives of Black Christians in Northern Nigeria. If it were, it would have pressured the Nigerian government to identify, arrest, and prosecute the sponsors, enablers, and financiers of terrorism, not merely drop bombs and walk away.
The real interest of the U.S. is geostrategic control.
Nigeria is being positioned as a military launchpad for Western-backed regime-change operations against Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger—countries rich in gold, uranium, and other strategic minerals now slipping out of Western control.
This has nothing to do with Christianity.
This has nothing to do with humanitarian concern.
This has everything to do with resources, power, and influence.
History is repeating itself.
Africa is once again being dragged into proxy wars that serve foreign interests, while Africans pay the price in blood, instability, and long-term subjugation.
It is tragic and dangerous that President Tinubu, for personal and political gain, is aligning Nigeria with this agenda and aiding the re-colonisation of Africa through military and economic coercion.
When the dust settles, the U.S. will leave just as it left Afghanistan, Iraq, and Libya and Nigeria will be left to deal with the blowback: deeper insecurity, ethnic tension, religious polarisation, and a weakened sovereignty.
Nigeria does not need foreign bombs.
Nigeria needs justice, accountability, and the political will to confront terrorism at its roots.
Africa must wake up.
Nigeria must refuse to be used .
“Even if America decides that i should no longer enter America, it’s okay i will enter Zimbabwe and Botswana. Why should i be concerned about people who are going to feed me burgers, and make me Fat? I’ll enter Nigeria where they’ll food me jollof rice and pepper soup🍲😂”
the universe can stop it. And when a season of difficulty comes, no strength or perfection can fully escape it. Embrace your season. Envy changes nothing. Wisdom accepts the rhythm of life. We will continue celebrating the successes of others while patiently waiting for our
Jealousy that grows into open hatred toward another's success reveals insecurity, malice, and a poor understanding of life's design. Life operates in seasons: success and failure rotate in their own time. When your season of greatness arrives, deserved or not, nothing in the
, ridiculed in the media, and unappreciated.
We're human, not machines. We bleed, cry, and miss our families. We ask for understanding and humanity in return for our sacrifices. We love our country and its people, and we'll continue to protect you, even when unappreciated.
with some women fearing the uncertainty of being a soldier's wife.
We build homes but sleep in trenches, ships, or forests, scanning for enemies while burdened by longing. We've watched comrades die, and still, we fight. Despite our sacrifices, we're sometimes mocked by citizens
and our lives are lived through calls and blurry video chats.
We're pulled in multiple directions - by our families, our duty, and our sense of responsibility. We're often posted to remote regions, serving diligently despite being far from home. We've faced rejection in love,
plants seeds of emotional distance.
Many of us have missed Sallah and Christmas celebrations for years, and by the time we pass away, our children may not truly mourn our absence, having grown accustomed to our absence. Our wives may feel like widows during our service years,
Our children grow up believing their mother is the primary caregiver, as we're often absent due to duty. We miss birthdays, graduations, and holidays, leaving only a voice on the phone or a pixelated face on video calls. Despite our financial contributions, our physical absence
The life of an average member of the Armed Forces is marked by confusion, sacrifice, and silent victimization. While we're seen as symbols of courage and strength in public, behind closed doors, we're fading shadows in the lives of those we fight to protect,including our families
Thank God he was appointed as an aide in the Villa and resigned—no one can say he's attacking Tinubu because he wasn’t made a minister like @elrufai.
Dr. Hakeem has shaken the table, and I’m sure there’ll be no sleep tonight I'm Villa oh sorry in Paris