VIDEO: "If there are any other moral cowards who haven't yet left this hall, please do so now" — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu taunts leaders and delegates who staged a walkout as he took the podium at UNGA
@HAHayatu Hamma the said old man is not your mate! And fyi Mallam Bashir Sa’idu did not contest any poltical seat. So pls stop propagating lies and rumours for media audience. Go and campaign for your candidate and showcase his quality. Leave kaduna for kaduna people
Plateau Police have paraded some Christians terrorists in Jos following the seizure of a GPMG, 10 other weapons and ammunition.
They kill their own tribesmen and then send their pastor to weep on the media to create the impression that they are being killed by Fulanis.
Terrorism has no tribe and religion, stop shielding your criminals.
🚨🔥 TRUTH HAS NO FEAR UMARU BAGO
Sheikh Yusuf Sambo Rigachikun, thank you for speaking out about North and standing with the people.
Thank you for telling the truth about what happened in Niger State. In difficult times, courageous voices matter.
May Allah continue to strengthen you. 🤲🏽
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“There was nothing like Southern Kaduna crisis.” - Late former Kaduna State Deputy Governor, Arc. Bantex, explained how some Southern Kaduna leaders deliberately exaggerated insecurity in the region to tarnish the El-Rufai administration’s image before the international community
The controversy surrounding Christopher Musa is becoming increasingly uncomfortable, but Nigerians should be careful not to turn legitimate criticism of a public official into a religious confrontation.
Those who opposed his appointment are now saying, “We warned you.” They argue that recent statements and actions have vindicated their concerns about whether personal or religious considerations could influence his conduct in public office.
That is a serious accusation, and it requires evidence.
Christopher Musa should not be condemned simply because he is Christian, just as no Muslim public official should be judged merely because he is Muslim. Nigeria cannot afford that dangerous standard.
The proper question is much simpler:
Has Christopher Musa allowed religious considerations to influence the performance of his constitutional responsibilities?
If there is evidence, put it before Nigerians and scrutinise it.
If there is none, political disagreement should remain political disagreement.
Nigeria’s security institutions belong to Christians, Muslims and citizens of every background. Anyone entrusted with national responsibility must therefore demonstrate neutrality, professionalism and loyalty to the Constitution above personal identity.
Our criticism of Christopher Musa should be based on his record, statements and decisions, not his faith.
That is the standard Nigeria should demand from every public official.