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Dum spiro spero

[رئيس @Raw_eez]

@__MUHSEEN__ It makes absolutely no sense by saying ISI is a private school.

[رئيس @Raw_eez]

This one never chop oo

[uNdaba_eNkulu Official @iNdaba_]

One xenophobic thug was floored with a single knockout punch, and the rest turned and ran. Sometimes it only takes one decisive moment to change the course of a confrontation

#notoafrophohia

[رئيس @Raw_eez]

Omo

[ARISE NEWS @ARISEtv]

RIVERS YOUTH FOUND 18 YEARS AFTER DISAPPEARANCE

Gospel Kinanee, at 14 years old, left home one night and never returned. His family says their search for him took them to police stations, but to no avail.

His brother says the correctional centre where he has now been found was visited twice during the search.

With no formal trial or access to legal representation, the young Ogoni man, who went missing in 2007, was one of 21 inmates released from the Port Harcourt Correctional Centre when the Chief Judge of Rivers State, Justice Simeon Amadi, flagged off the Rivers State Jail Delivery Exercise.

His family named him Gospel Kinanee, but the correctional centre has him in its records as Baridi Sunday.

Gospel Kinanee's mental health is now the subject of litigation.

[رئيس @Raw_eez]

They don't deserve a dime from that money.

[‏ً @heisdenji]

A father left his son more than $10 million.

He left his two daughters nothing.

Now they’re asking their brother to pay off their $300,000 in student loans.

Caller: “My father left everything to me… his house, his investments, his business. He didn’t give anything to my sisters.”

George Kamel: “He purposefully didn’t leave any money to your sisters?”

Caller: “Yes.”

George Kamel: “And now they’re resentful because they feel like they deserve a portion of this money.”

Caller: “It seems like it.”

Jade Warshaw: “Why did he cut them off?”

Caller: “My mother had an affair. My sisters sided with my mother because they liked the affair partner more. I sided with my father.”

George Kamel: “I think you’re going to be resentful if you give this money. I’d rather them be resentful towards you than you be resentful towards them.”

“There’s no easy answer here.”

“They’re going to hate you.”

[رئيس @Raw_eez]

@Lord_of_Wakanda @niehaus_carl How are you different from the Israelis that you took to the ICC?

[رئيس @Raw_eez]

This one has just called Declan Rice captain of Arsenal.

[رئيس @Raw_eez]

American commentators know very little about football. This one just said Rashford and Wan Bissaka came from the same Manchester United academy

[رئيس @Raw_eez]

World cup commentators are always showing their bias against small nations. It's almost as if they are running commentaries to support big nations.

[TheCable @thecableng]

BREAKING: US supreme court upholds birthright citizenship, strikes down Trump's executive order

The United States supreme court has struck down President Donald Trump’s executive order limiting birthright citizenship.

In a 6-3 decision on Tuesday, the court held that children born to parents who are in the country unlawfully or temporarily are “citizens at birth” under the constitution.

https://t.co/CRkoeVVqr9

[Mehdi Hasan @mehdirhasan]

Has Elon Musk tweeted about this guy yet? If not, why not?

[FemiJACOBS @FemiJACOBS]

England players sound like this, too, when they lose. Must be a European thing. This existential delusion. Dave Chappelle once said that when he saw poor white people, they always looked comfounded, like it shouldn't be happening to them. After all, they've been told all their lives that poverty is uniquely and exclusively African. Very interesting mentality.

[BladeoftheSun @BladeoftheS]

Elon Musk asked for a name of a person he has killed.

He got a list.

[Catty @CatWomaniya]

Not a single brown/black man. So you won’t find Elon Musk commenting “concerning” under this post.

[رئيس @Raw_eez]

@theMadridZone Do you remember when Saudi team beat a European team at the club world cup?

[رئيس @Raw_eez]

@Nairametrics The Governor was probably in the same plane with the president.

[رئيس @Raw_eez]

Bunch of hypocrites.

[ÀKÓBÍI DADDY MI @optama]

Visible sniper in the US is not an issue, but a visible Nigerian sniper no know weytin e dey do.
Asake ft. Wizkid.

[gunzify @gunzify0]

The rampant insecurity you see today is not new. It did not suddenly appear overnight.

The only reason why it seems overwhelming now is because many of you have contributed to weakning the lines that kept you safe from Chaos .
The reason many of you have the luxury of debating Insecurities from the comfort of your homes is because, for years, men have stood between you and chaos. Men have bled. Men have died. Men have endured hardship, hunger, and terror so that violence would not reach your doorstep.

Yet today, from behind glowing screens and fragile convictions, many choose to mock those same men.

You insult soldiers. You disparage their sacrifices. You discourage young people from joining the military. You celebrate desertion as though abandoning one’s post is an act of courage rather than a betrayal of duty.

Meanwhile, evil does not sleep.

Terrorists recruit every day. They do not relent. They flow across borders , Niger , Chad , CAR , Libya , from every direction, driven by a singular purpose: to loot, to kill, to conquer, and to destroy. They dream of beheading your fathers, violating mothers, brutalizing your daughters, and enslaving children. Their commitment to violence is unwavering.

We understand this reality. That is why good men have continued to hold the line.

But instead of strengthening their hands, many of you stab them in the back. You belittle every gain. You dismiss every sacrifice. You tell young men not to join the Military , forgetting a simple truth that every civilization throughout history has understood:

Someone must stand guard.

Every generation enjoys the protection provided by men willing to do what others cannot. As long as humanity exists, evil will exist. Peace is not the natural state of man; it is the product of strength, vigilance, and sacrifice.

The Stoics understood this. Marcus Aurelius understood this. Civilization survives not because evil disappears, but because disciplined and courageous men refuse to yield to it.

You have made enlistment unfashionable, especially in the Southeast, where every recruitment cycle now shows the wound you inflicted. Across the country the number of men willing to stand the watch grows smaller because you have convinced a generation that hating the uniform is the same as hating the government. You are wrong. You are attacking the only institution that still separates order from the abyss. Evil does not negotiate. It does not tire. It requires good men who are willing to answer savagery with disciplined ruthlessness. Without them, your comfort is borrowed time.

Presidents come and go.

Governments rise and fall.

But the nation must endure.

Your first loyalty should not be to a politician. It should be to your land, your people, and the constitution that binds them together. A president occupies an office temporarily. The country belongs to generations.

And if one day the military is diminished, if the men holding the line become overstretched, exhausted, and impossible to reinforce, reality will return with brutal clarity.

The first law of survival is self-preservation.

The Soldier will realize he owes nothing to those who have stabbed him in the back. When that moment comes, the shield lifts. And you, who have never thrown a real punch in your life, who have zero combat experience, who have lived your entire existence behind the protection of other men’s courage, will learn what the world looks like when the thin veneer of civilization is ripped away.

Those who spent years attacking the very institutions that protected them will discover what it means to stand alone in a world where no one is left to Hold the Frontline.

And on that day Goat-fucking Terrorist will take you. They will use your body however they please, violating you with hot iron, stringing you upside down from Oshodi bridge so the vultures can finish you .

[BABTEE 💯✌️✌️ @iambabtee]

There is a school in southwest , they have over 50k students and each students pay 1k yearly for Sug due, 2ru D management, that’s over 50m. The management hardly release 2.5m to the SUG executives yearly, and the executives can’t complain because of intimidation.

BABTEE
NANS PRESIDENT.

[AUGUSTUS @Der_Augustus]

Will FIFA come out to explain why this wasn’t a penalty? There’s an entire VAR team being paid to review incidents like this, were they asleep? Funny how these calls always seem to go against the smaller sides.

[رئيس @Raw_eez]

The Governors are the problem.

[Instablog9ja @instablog9ja]

Governor Agbu Kefas slashes Taraba street sweepers’ salaries from N15,000 to N10,000 to accommodate newly employed civil servants.