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I respect those who respect me and vice versa. So before you judge me check yourself.

[Prof. Isa Ali Ibrahim, CON @ProfIsaPantami]

Nafisa Deserves Recognition: $100,000, a flat, and OON!

I read from various reliable sources that Nafisa Abdullah Aminu, a 17-year-old student from Yobe State in Nigeria, has indeed been recognised as the top performer in English language skills globally at the 2025 TeenEagle Global Finals held in London, United Kingdom. She outperformed over 20,000 participants from 69 countries, including native English-speaking nations, to win the competition. We are proud of you, Nafisa.

It was also reported that Nafisa is a student of Nigerian Tulip International College (NTIC) in Yobe State. This her achievement has sparked our celebration.

There is no doubt that her success can be attributed to her natural talent, dedication, discipline, and support she received from her parents and the schools she attended. Nafisa's achievement highlights her as a shining example of Nigerian students' potential to excel globally with the right opportunities and enabling environment. This kind of feat requires more encouragement from the government.

Recently, our women's football team won the Women's Africa Cup in Morocco. Each player received $100,000, a three-bedroom flat, and a national honour of the Officer of the Order of the Niger (OON). In addition, our Nigeria’s women’s national basketball team, D'Tigress, was appreciated following their historic fifth consecutive victory at the 2025 FIBA Women’s AfroBasket Championship for becoming the first African team to qualify for the 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup Pre-Qualifying Tournament.

I strongly recommend that Nafisa deserves $100,000, a three-bedroom flat, and a national honour from the federal government of Nigeria. In addition, her English teacher deserves a reward similar to the one given to the coaching and technical team of the football and basketball players. We must continue to take education very seriously and reward the efforts of our citizens.

Interestingly, it is said that education is the passport to future development, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today through education and skills.

Finally, it is essential to always temember that education is the foundation upon which we build our future and the future of our country. Let's invite our daughter and the daughter of all Nigerians, along with her English teacher, to the presidency. What is good for the goose is good for the gander.

Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami, CON.
(Majidadin Daular Usmaniyya).
Co-Chairman of the African Union's 4th Industrial Revolution Policy Council.

[ABU7725 @abu7725]

@de_generalnoni @bubakarNuhuAhm1 @ProfIsaPantami Very wrong, I live in Lagos & I’ve seen so many southerners criticized the honors, just search your machine you’ll agree with me that little or no prominent northerners criticize the footballers. @profIsaPantani didn’t criticize nor made it a tribal thing as you suggested

[ABU7725 @abu7725]

@de_generalnoni @ProfIsaPantami Who was the Top performer that Buhari refused to recognize? You are so myopic that you refuse to see rationality upheld by the people you hate

[ABU7725 @abu7725]

@ZamfaraTweets May Allah grant him eternal rest in Jannatul Firdaus and forgive his sins. May He also grant his family, the people of Gusau, and the entire Muslim Ummah the strength and fortitude to bear this irreparable loss.

[ABU7725 @abu7725]

@Realoilsheikh * Ka fahimci ainihin abin da ya sa mutum ya zama abin burgewa.
* Ka daraja mutanen kirki
* Ka yi tunani mai zurfi game da abin da kake so ka zama

[ABU7725 @abu7725]

@Realoilsheikh Gaskiya ne, wannan magana tana dauke da hikima mai girma. Ga wasu shawarwari da za a iya samu daga wannan:
* Ka guji hanyar da ta fi sauƙi idan ba ta da kyau
* Ka yi ƙoƙari don samun nagarta: Zama mutumin kirki yana buƙatar aiki tuƙuru, ilimi, da haƙuri.

[ABU7725 @abu7725]

@BashirAhmaad @ruffydfire 4. Rufai Oseni should focus on promoting unity and understanding, rather than making false comparisons that exacerbate tensions. He should condemn violence in all its forms and advocate for meaningful solutions instead of drawing harmful parallels.

[ABU7725 @abu7725]

@BashirAhmaad @ruffydfire 3 .To conflate these distinct forms of violence demonstrates a troubling lack of objectivity and a potential bias that undermines any credibility in Oseni’s analysis.
Terrorism is a distinct threat that requires a different kind of response.

[Bashir Ahmad, OON @BashirAhmaad]

To Rufai Oseni @ruffydfire

I have no doubt that you’re an educated person in a privileged position to critically assess situations. However, it is unfortunate that your objectivity is clearly clouded by emotion or hatred. I have seen that you have been trying so hard to compare what happened in a church in Ondo and killings in Benue to barbaric incidents in Uromi.

What happened in Ondo, Benue or the similar that have been happening in Borno, Yobe, Katsina, Zamfara, Kaduna or elsewhere were clearly an act of terrorism, carried out by known terrorists, which is entirely different from the barbaric incident in Uromi, where the gruesome killings carried out by a mob driven by ignorance and hatred, not by any recognized terrorist group.

It is a fact that no one would be demanding that Edo State intervene if the killings in Uromi had been carried out by a known terrorist group. For example, when IPOB terrorists gruesomely murdered Huraira and her seven children, no one asked any state government to take responsibility, because the perpetrators were already identified as terrorists fighting against Nigeria, and not acting on behalf of any state.

It is important that we learn to differentiate between terrorist acts and mob-driven atrocities.

You asked why no delegation visited Ondo and Benue. If I may ask, who exactly were you expecting to visit Ondo, and on whose behalf? Should a governor from Sokoto, Katsina, or Zamfara travel there to condole, as what, a representative of terrorists? That logic is flawed.

We should know that any known terrorist should not be seen as a citizen of any state or even a citizen of Nigeria. They don’t belong to any community. In fact, those terrorists have inflicted more harm on the very states they supposedly come from than anywhere else in the country.

[ABU7725 @abu7725]

@Realoilsheikh @NigeriaGov @m_akpakomiza 7. ensuring that justice isn't just served, but is seen to be served swiftly and decisively, sending an unmistakable message across the entire nation that the lives of innocent citizens will be protected with every fiber of our being!

[ABU7725 @abu7725]

@Realoilsheikh @NigeriaGov @m_akpakomiza 6. It's about acknowledging the pain inflicted and demonstrating that the lives lost are valued beyond measure. This isn't just about regional relations; it's about fundamental human decency.
This tragedy demands nothing short of a seismic shift in how we address such atrocities,

[𝐇𝐢𝐝𝐢𝐦𝐚, 𝐏𝐡.𝐃. @Realoilsheikh]

Dear @NigeriaGov,

I hope you understand that this barbaric massacre of innocent licensed hunters by Uromi terrorists can't be swept under the carpet?

Let there be a special court that will quickly pass judgement on these marauding terrorists.

The Edo State Govt @m_akpakomiza MUST pay full compensation to the families of the victims of the massacre perpetrated on its soil. The Governor should visit Kano State and apologize to the families of the innocent lives killed by his people.

#JusticeforUromi16

@OfficialDSSNG @PoliceNG @Kyusufabba @KwankwasoRM

[ABU7725 @abu7725]

@Realoilsheikh @IdrisAOni1 @NigeriaGov Your right to express yourself and share your concerns about the tragic incident should be respected. It's essential to acknowledge the pain and suffering of the victims, their families and all of us, and to speak out against violence and injustice.