@MPIainDS "demanding the freedoms we take for granted in this country."
Britains are free to take money from foreign governments to attack the police and civilians violently?
I didn't know that.
Nigerian Twitter has really fallen off when it comes to meaningful discussions and how we approach issues.
A blogger posts a video of a law student participating in a moot court, and instead of discussing his performance, people have turned turned it into an opportunity to mock his looks.
At this point, it feels like the only things people are interested in on this app are celebrity fights, relationship drama, insults, and other unnecessary controversies.
We’ve gradually lost the ability to have intelligent conversations without turning everything into mockery and entertainment.
God will help you people 🤝
Like I always say,
A Society is a microcosm of its people. A government is a microcosm of its people. Every country on earth has the leadership it deserves.
The government is from the people.
A Society of good people cannot tolerate bad governance. A Society of incorruptible people cannot withstand a corrupt system.
Everything incompatible with a Society that Society usually fights against does not accommodate it.
When I said that
"In northern Nigeria, there are no moderate Muslims; every Muslim in northern Nigeria is radical and fanatical regardless of their education." Every northern Muslim wanted to hang me.
Today the proof is here.
Muslims in Nigeria are inherently terrorists. Terrorism is not only participating in it, but also not actively fighting back and rejecting any association with it.
The people of Northern Nigeria know all the terrorists and their sponsors. They are their husbands, boyfriends, wives, sisters, brothers, neighbours, relatives they protect.
That terrorism blossomed in the North and thrived is the fault of the North. And it is because Northerners generally accept terrorism as part of their religious doctrine and culture.
End!
Afriforum & March and March: Strange Bedfellows in an Unholy Union
A xenophobic movement that targets fellow Africans, claiming to fight for Black South Africans now finds common ground with 'AfriForum' - an organisation rooted in the defence of the unjust white-settler colonial power and apartheid-era privilege.
The Spearhead’s @sannario_ examines how this alliance exposes the complete lack of any fundamental ideological basis beneath March and March!
Eritrea: The Sovereign African Nation That No One Talks About
How much do you really know about Eritrea? And is what you think you know the truth, or what Western and Western-aligned media outlets have told you is the truth?
In this report for The Spearhead and the All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (A-APRP), @barrahart sheds light on this sovereign, North-East African nation that no one ever talks about — an African nation whose 30-year struggle for independence began this very month, September 1st, 1961.
The Spearhead is proud to call itself a sister organization of the A-APRP. Follow us to stay posted, and visit https://t.co/mGQZMwWiV6 to join the Revolution.
Forward ever!
Isr*el’s Embassy In Ghana Uses School Children To Fill Up Seats At Boycotted Film Festival
Nearly a year after Ghanaian President John Mahama delivered an impassioned speech at the 2025 UN General Assembly, in which he called out Isr*el’s ongoing g*nocide in G*za, Isr*el is using Ghanaian children to whitewash its image.
On August 30, the Isr*eli Embassy in Ghana, in collusion with two local schools and West African cinema chain @SilverbCinemas , bused in school children to fill out empty seats in a successfully boycotted film festival it had organized.
You couldn’t make it up.
Kenneth Roth is undoubtedly one of the most dedicated propagandists for anti-China propaganda. He racks his brains to smear and discredit China, fabricating various charges, even exploiting the recent mudslide disaster to his advantage, dismissing scientifically proven causes of natural disasters as trivial, and falsely claiming China's significant achievements in developing ethnic minority regions like Xinjiang and Tibet as "genocide."
Now let's look at Joshua Wong's charges. Since the 2014 Umbrella Movement, Wong, at the age of 15, abandoned his normal student life and instead devoted himself to anti-Hong Kong and anti-state "street politics," gaining notoriety and receiving "high attention" from Hong Kong's "anti-government" forces and the West, including a personal meeting with figures like Pelosi. He was seen as having value, capable of inciting and motivating more young people in Hong Kong to take to the streets, for which he personally reaped considerable benefits. Until the 2019 anti-extradition bill protests, he was involved in numerous lawsuits, including the June 21st siege of police headquarters case, the 2019 anti-mask law protest case, and the Legislative Council "35+" primary election case (a plan to indiscriminately veto the budget after securing a majority of seats in the Legislative Council, forcing the Chief Executive to dissolve the Legislative Council and resign, attempting to paralyze the operation of the Hong Kong SAR government).
Including the period from July 1st to November 23rd, 2020 (after the Hong Kong National Security Law came into effect), Joshua Wong conspired with Nathan Law (who is now in exile in the UK) and others to continue the "international front" through social media, foreign media interviews, and articles, requesting foreign or overseas institutions to impose sanctions, blockades, or other hostile actions against the Hong Kong SAR or the People's Republic of China.
Wong's question is: would any of these charges constitute a serious violation of the law in the US and Western countries?
Joshua Wong currently faces multiple charges related to national security and the anti-extradition bill movement. He formally pleaded guilty in the Hong Kong High Court to the latest charge of "conspiracy to collude with foreign or overseas forces to endanger national security." Prior to this, he had already been convicted of "conspiracy to subvert state power" and sentenced to 4 years and 8 months in prison for his involvement in the "47-person case," as well as multiple charges of participating in and inciting illegal assemblies, and had already served nearly 6 years in prison. His decision to plead guilty and submit a letter of appeal indicates that he has accepted reality. Pleading guilty to expedite the determination of his total sentence is a pragmatic approach to stop judicial infighting and strive for maximum sentence reduction.
All of this, including his initial actions, the court's verdict, and the purpose of his guilty plea, was conducted in accordance with the law. Anyone still hyping this outcome as an "injustice" or "political persecution" either lacks basic understanding of the rule of law or is feigning ignorance to deliberately launch attacks and defamation.
I am the one in the video.
I'm not yet a lawyer, but a 200l law student, and this was my first moot court appearance video that we did last session at Faculty of Law, Usmanu Dan Fodiyo University, Sokoto.
I believe there will be an improvement in due course.
Thank you.
Israel is so fucking scared of Iran. Since April, they have been planning to strike Iran, but so far, nothing has happened.
Iran bombed the shit out of them in the 5-day war and officially destroyed the Iron Dome hype.
The Day the Americans leave, which is very close, it will be you eyeball to eyeball with Iran, habibi.
The Somalia Affair: When Canada Proved It Was No Different From France, Belgium Or Britain
Canada, a “progressive”, “democratic”, “inclusive” Western nation that would never hurt a fly – or so its government would have you believe.
In this report for The Spearhead, @okorieuche_ sheds light on the infamous “Somalia Affair”, where a group of Canadian soldiers sent by the United Nations in 1992 to “restore order” in a war-torn Somalia, chose instead to turn the city where they made camp into their personal k*lling field.
China and Russia have both reaffirmed the enemy-state clauses.
Two permanent members of the Security Council are reminding Japan of the legal architecture created after its defeat in World War II.
And the most absurd part?
Japan — the defeated Fascist country these provisions were written around — now thinks it gets to unilaterally explain away the international order produced by its own surrender.
Japan may dislike the clauses.
Japan may call them obsolete.
What Japan cannot do is amend the UN Charter by press release.
The text is still there.
A defeated power does not get to rewrite the terms of the postwar order simply because remembering why those terms exist has become politically inconvenient.
Japan signed the surrender.
The victors wrote the postwar order.
Eighty-one years later, Tokyo has convinced itself that the defeated party gets to reinterpret the contract.
It doesn’t.
THE BIGGEST TRICK THESE POLITICIANS HAVE PLAYED ON NIGERIANS IS CONVINCING YOU THAT THEIR POLITICS IS A FOOTBALL MATCH, WHEN THE STAKES ARE YOUR ACTUAL LIFE.
Listen carefully to the way Wike and these politicians speak.
“I will show them.”
“They cannot do this to me.”
“We will defeat them.”
“They will see.”
Everything is Wike vs somebody. Tinubu vs somebody. Atiku vs somebody. Peter Obi vs somebody.
They make it personal between THEM, so you become a spectator. You pick a team. You start analysing who is the bigger man, who outsmarted who, who embarrassed who, who has more power.
Meanwhile, NA YOU GO SUFFER.
Take this thing personally.
This election is not about Wike. It is not about Tinubu. It is not about Atiku. It is not even about Peter Obi.
It is about YOU.
Your life. Your children. Your job. Your business. The price of food. The hospital you will enter when you are sick. The school your children will attend. The roads you will drive on. Whether you have light. Whether your salary can still feed you.
Ask yourself one simple question: WHO DO I GENUINELY BELIEVE CAN MAKE MY LIFE BETTER IN NIGERIA?
Forget their personal fights.
Because when this political Champions League finishes, Wike will be fine. Tinubu will be fine. Atiku will be fine. Peter Obi will be fine.
You are the one who has to live with the consequences.
Stop watching Nigerian politics like a spectator.
YOU ARE NOT WATCHING THE MATCH. YOU ARE THE STAKES.
It is hypocritical and tragic to watch Nigerian news networks ridicule Sahelian states like Burkina Faso, claiming that their acquisition of advanced air defense systems is merely designed to protect military leaders rather than the people.
This media narrative is deeply ironic, especially when you consider that the entire security architecture of the Nigerian state is organized primarily to guarantee the survival of the regimes in Aso Rock, even at the direct expense of ordinary citizens.
The regime in Abuja travel in sprawling convoys of heavily armored, bulletproof luxury SUVs, while public hospitals lack basic functional ambulances to respond to life-threatening emergencies, and local police patrol vehicles meant to protect vulnerable communities are left in dilapidated conditions.
The administration in Aso Rock has spent billions of dollars procuring sophisticated Western and Israeli surveillance infrastructure, not to track down armed bandits, dismantle kidnapping syndicates, or secure rural farmlands, but to monitor civilian communications, track dissidents, and abduct critics who dare to speak truth to power.
As the saying goes: every accusation is simply a confession.
So we're clear, I don't tweet for people who don't read books and articles, and only absorb information through the ambient osmosis of the TikTok infinite scroll and their friends' WhatsApp statuses and group chats.
If I make a tweet with a reference and instead of going away to research and read the reference for yourself, you immediately enter my comments on some "provide evidence for this claim" pseudo-literate crap, you will immediately join your fellow olodos on my block list.
I do not suffer fools gladly.
Bia Isreal should take time oo.
If you want to strike, strike na. Since February you lots have been saying you are planning.
Strike please.
We want to calculate how fast Irans hypersonic missle moves.
We want to see if Iran can beat their last 2 hour response milestone.
Please do it and you will find out why every civilization since time recognizes Persia
After 500 years of learning, our people still haven't grasped the fundamental reality that these guys are your predators, not your fucking friends.
They genuinely believe that American VCs are just lighting their money on fire in Africa for 12 years without ever seeing a hint of a return because of the "potential" of Africa's nonexistent middle economy, or because they have stronger faith in the capitalist religion or something.
Whenever our people finally decide (after 500 years) to quit sleepwalking is when dawn will finally break...