I started learning Cybersecurity about a month ago after getting a scholarship from @ingressive4Good and @Cisco
So far, I’ve finished the ‘Introduction to Cybersecurity’ and gotten a Certificate from Cisco networking academy.
I’d be posting my progress daily on here from today
He got what he wanted BTW.
You people's "president" signed a $700bn critical minerals MOU with the government he works for.
As usual, I was the one begging full grown adults to stop believing in Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy😶
Only thing that should be trending right now is #whereisUSMAN
This guy is somebody’s son and brother.
If something could happen to him. It could be any of us
@PoliceNG@OyoPoliceNG#whereisUSMAN !!!
🔥 THESE ARE GERMAN FORCES ON BIKES. AND NOBODY IS LAUGHING. 🔥
Look at this. German soldiers. On bikes. Moving fast. Moving smart. Moving with purpose.
And you will never see German citizens online mocking them. You will never see them called useless. You will never see them ridiculed.
Why?
Because they understand one thing: response timing matters.
In security, speed is not a luxury. It is a lifeline. A bike can go where a truck cannot. A bike can respond in minutes where an armoured vehicle would take hours. A bike can save a life while others are still warming up their engines.
But in Nigeria? We mock first. We laugh first. We condemn first. And we think later.
We see a tricycle gun truck and we laugh. We see soldiers on bikes and we mock. We see innovation and we call it useless. But we never ask the right questions: Where is this deployed? How accessible is the terrain? How fast can it respond?
The German citizen asks these questions. The Nigerian clout chaser does not.
Coming on the internet to do a clown dance and declare you will never contribute financially to your own family, only shows you are a very useless leech.
To imply you will rather watch your husband struggle and your family suffer, because your money is your money, only shows you are a dangerous witch.
The journalist who exposed that a government office reportedly paid M147 million to a restaurant to build classrooms has now been remanded in PRISON…..Welcome to Nigeria where doing journalism is a CRIME!
#JournalismIsNotACrime@PressAttackAfr@CPJAfrica@RSF_inter
Deborah was murdered.
Her murderer was caught and charged to court.
Today, the judge looked the victim’s family in the eyes and told them she was no longer interested in the case because they had discussed it on social media.
The judge said social media should judge the case.
Deborah might never get justice.
Deborah’s murderer might walk free.
Deborah could’ve been any of us.
This is not fiction. This happened today, in Nigeria.
Truly, this country is a horror movie.
It is not well.
It's how they always use religion. This man is actually a very evil man, but wants you see him as one faithful religious man. After stealing Nigeria dry, you go to Mecca to go kiss one nonsense.
This is what happens when historical ignorance is accompanied by an astonishing degree of intellectual arrogance.
First, there were no “West African countries” during the transatlantic slave trade. The region comprised kingdoms, empires, city-states and independent societies. Applying modern national identities to centuries-old history is an extraordinary display of ignorance.
Second, Europeans did not arrive in Africa as benevolent abolitionists. For centuries, they financed, institutionalised and industrialised human trafficking, supplying weapons that fuelled wars and slave raids, creating an enormous market for human captives, and codifying racial slavery into their laws. African collaborators existed, but their complicity does not absolve the European empires that sustained this monstrous commerce.
Entire African communities were devastated, populations displaced, villages destroyed and societies destabilised. Millions were deported across the Atlantic, while countless others suffered captivity, violence and death on African soil. Africa was itself a vast crime scene, not merely the departure point of enslaved people.
And perhaps the most remarkable historical fraud is how European nations have managed to present themselves as the liberators of the very people they spent centuries enslaving.
I grew up in a former French colony in Africa being taught from primary school that slavery was abolished by a Frenchman named Victor Schœlcher. It was only in 2026 ( yes this year ) that I discovered that people in former British colonies had been taught a remarkably similar story, except that their white saviour was an Englishman named William Wilberforce.
Yet long before Britain abolished slavery in its colonies in 1833, enslaved Africans in Haiti had fought a revolution, defeated European armies and proclaimed their independence in 1804. Toussaint Louverture and Jean-Jacques Dessalines were central to that struggle.
In 1816, Haitian President Alexandre Pétion supplied Simón Bolívar with weapons, ammunition and military assistance to support South America’s liberation struggles, on the condition that he advance the emancipation of enslaved people. And he went on to free more than half a dozen Latin American countries.
And what was Haiti’s reward for daring to liberate itself? Diplomatic isolation and, in 1825, a crushing indemnity of 150 million francs imposed by France, effectively forcing formerly enslaved people to compensate the descendants of their enslavers for the loss of their supposed property.
Meanwhile, Britain compensated slave owners with £20 million following abolition, while the enslaved received nothing.
Where are these stories in the European narratives of abolition? Where are Nat Turner, who led an enslaved uprising in Virginia in 1831, Queen Nzinga, who resisted Portuguese expansion and slave raiding in Central Africa, or the countless African rulers, communities and freedom fighters who resisted enslavement?
Black people fought for their freedom. They rebelled, resisted, organised, sacrificed and died for it. Their liberation was never simply a gift bestowed upon them by benevolent Europeans.
There is something profoundly tragic about descendants of enslaved Africans, born and educated in the lands of their ancestors’ enslavers, regurgitating sanitised colonial history, seemingly incapable of distinguishing historical scholarship from imperial propaganda.
The greatest triumph of colonial indoctrination is when the descendants of its victims become the most zealous defenders of its mythology.
What a pity!
If it were to be some people we all know, they will say go and bring the boy for me so I can greet him, that's after several talks must have gone on, but you didn't stay at the Bus-stop because we don't have light in our area.
You kept to timing exactly as I love to see people do, you came, you spend ample time to engage my humble self, you also came to the DSS dungeon few days after my "arrest", after you'd sent me a Barrister to support mine.
I'm so grateful and honoured, you will make a great Chief Security Officer of Lagos state sir😊✌🏾.
Lagosians Ó TI YÁ o.
Vote NDC✌🏾..
People wey die for Lekki TollGate that night no go ever believe say una later begin shine teeth with Jide.
You people never stand up for anything and that is why they’ll keep oppressing us and getting away with it cuz una memory be like makeup - e dey always wipe off at night!🖕
This was President Buhari telling us in 2019 that anyone that tries to snatch ballot boxes should be shot at sight and telling the military and the Police to be ruthless to such a person.
Do not allow APC folks to gaslight you. They did more than this pre-2015.
Rig and Die!