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This brother suffered a shoulder injury in his left hand, and was treated at a hospital in Maiduguri, where he spent one month on admission. After that, I was discharged to be managed as an outpatient, and he began physiotherapy. However, his shoulder bone started slipping out of place again.
Consequently, he was referred from Maiduguri to the 44 Military Hospital in Kaduna. There, he saw a doctor who requested an MRI scan. When the doctor reviewed it, he referred him to the Orthopedic Hospital in Dala, Kano. He went and saw the doctor there, he ordered another X-ray, results came out, and he stated that he needs to undergo surgery.
its has been 11 months since this brother have been battling this health issue. He has tried several traditional herbal treatments hoping to get healed, but to no avail. He has spent everything he owns on this, apart from his salary which is the only thing he depends on.
Please, like we always come together to help those in need, let’s help this brother get his surgery done so his hand can get back to working normally again. The surgery amount is 580k. Please donate, no amount is too small, your 500/1000 Naira will go a long a way.
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@Drew87proof@muloongo@Cyrus_Antivlax Their numbers are high, I've learnt. But if you think that's the “all-time leader in cruelty”, I wonder what you'd say about those commited by Mongols or Crusades or Nazis. Or what happened to Native americans, Aboriginals or even in the Congo by the Belgians, etc.
⚠️⚠️⚠️WHERE IS USMAN? 4 DAYS MISSING. NO ANSWERS. NO TRACE. 🚨🚨🚨🚨
Usman travelled from Lagos to Ibadan. He never arrived. He never returned. He vanished.
On getting to Ibadan, he was stopped by some policemen who asked him to unlock his phone. He refused. He refused to give up his privacy. He refused to let them go through his personal belongings. And for that he has not been seen since.
His last message to his brother at 1:22 p.m. on Saturday read:
"Big bro, I am really scared right now. Some police officers here in Ibadan want to take me to the station because I didn't let them check my phone."
His brother asked him to share his live location. He never replied. His device went off. And he has been unreachable since then.
Four days. His brother has been to different police stations. He has been to the EFCC zonal office in Ibadan. He has searched. He has begged. He has prayed. And still nothing. No one knows which station Usman was taken to. No one knows where he is. No one knows if he is safe.
WHERE IS USMAN?
To the Nigeria Police Force this is a test. This is a test of your integrity. If Usman is in your custody, produce him. If he is not, find him. Four days is too long. Four days of silence is unacceptable.
To the Oyo State Police Command answer the family. Answer the nation. WHERE IS USMAN?
To every Nigerian share this post. Raise your voice. Demand answers. Because if this can happen to Usman, it can happen to any of us.
To Usman’s family do not give up. Do not stop searching. Do not stop fighting. We are with you. Nigeria is with you.
Usman is somebody’s son. Somebody’s brother. Somebody’s friend. And he deserves to be found.
@OyoPoliceNG@PoliceNG_CRU@CspIniedu
Four days is enough. Answer the question. Where is Usman? 🫡🇳🇬🚨
WHERE IS USMAN?
It has been 4 days since Usman went missing after travelling from Lagos to Ibadan. On getting to Ibadan, he was stopped by some policemen who asked him to unlock his phone. He refused.
His last message to his brother, @olamilekan00007, at 1:22 PM on Saturday, read:
"Big bro, I am really scared right now. Some police officers here in Ibadan want to take me to the station because I didn't let them check my phone."
His brother asked him to share his live location. He never replied. His device went off, and he has been unreachable since then.
His brother, friends, and family have been to different police stations and even the EFCC zonal office in Ibadan. He is nowhere to be found!
Till now, nobody knows which station or destination he was taken to.
Below is his photo and his last message.
@OyoPoliceNG@PoliceNG_CRU@CspIniedu It has been 4 days! What is going on? Where is Usman?
This week, four of my Bills passed First Reading in the House of Representatives. They address everyday concerns around consumer protection, public safety, fair trade and disability inclusion. We will continue to focus on our primary mandate to push innovative legislation in the interest of the people of Nigeria. I am very pleased with my team once again and it was a pleasure to draft these latest set of bills.
(I) Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act (Amendment) Bill, 2026 (HB. 2850): This Bill seeks to strengthen consumer protection in digital commerce, improve administrative penalties and ensure businesses are held accountable. Many Nigerians have shared experiences of ordering goods online, receiving something entirely different and being denied a refund. Consumers deserve value for their money and effective redress.
(II) Prohibition of Lynching, Mob Action and Extrajudicial Executions Bill, 2026 (HB. 2851): This Bill seeks to prohibit mob violence, protect victims and strengthen the prosecution of offenders. No allegation, rumour or religious disagreement should become a death sentence. The killings of travellers and hunters in Uromi, Edo State, reportedly mistaken for kidnappers, and Ummulkhairi Usman Aliyu in Maraban Jos, Kaduna State, following allegations of child theft, show the urgent need to end mob justice.
(III) Weights and Measures (Amendment) Bill, 2026 (HB. 2852): Whether buying a mudu of rice or a litre of fuel, Nigerians deserve what they pay for. This Bill seeks to update outdated penalties for dishonest measurements and strengthen accountability.
(IV) Discrimination Against Persons with Disabilities (Prohibition) Act (Amendment) Bill, 2026 (HB. 2853): This Bill seeks to protect persons with non-apparent disabilities, promote reasonable accommodation and improve public awareness. I also look forward to engaging the CBN and relevant regulators on accessible banking facilities, including wheelchair-friendly entrances, counters and ATMs.
Effective representation means addressing real challenges through practical legislation. Our laws must protect lives, safeguard livelihoods and leave nobody behind. That remains the focus even during campaign and election season. Kaduna North will always be our priority. Attached is a PDF of the Order Paper containing the bills.
Signed
Hon. Mohammed Bello El-Rufai
Member.
Kaduna North Federal Constituency
Chairman, Committee on Banking Regulations.
November 6, 2026.
Do you have ₦500 or ₦1,000 you can spare right now? Or even more if you can?
We only have ₦86,600 left to clear the final debt left behind by late Khadijah and her late mom. No amount is too small to help us cross this finish line.
FCMB | 8592677016 | Taofeeq Zainab
May Allah reward every single naira! 🤲🤍
There are old people that have been sleeping around PenCom in Wuse. They have been protesting for their pensions. So they sleep on concrete pavements, and on soil under the tree to wake up and protest the next day. Nigeria will strip you of dignity to the very end.
I work in one of the biggest Law firms in Scotland.
I get on the Bus with the elected Managing Chairman every evening, sometimes the man dey trek go house..
Public Transport shouldn’t be a sign on poverty, I don’t blame you, I blame the system!!
MISSING PERSON!!! PLEASE HELP US RESHARE 🙏
Name: Yasmin
Missing Since: Friday, 30th October
Please if you have seen her or have any information about her whereabouts, kindly contact us.
KADUNA🚨 Is suffering from Serious threats of House Armed Robbery Malali experienced it last week, ung Dosa and ung Rimi also did, communities should tighten up security and set up surveillance cameras, because it’s becoming very serious.
Public buses in Korea display the qualifications of the driver driving you inside the bus.
Under the Passenger Transport Service Act in Korea, it is strictly illegal to use a private, personal car to transport passengers for money. In fact, it is a criminal offence to operate an unlicensed, commercial passenger service using a private personal vehicle. Getting a licence is like acquiring a university degree. Tough job.
That's why you can't catch a normal Uber taxi in South Korea. Uber operates solely through licensed city taxis.
When you open the Uber app in Korea, you are not hailing a private driver. You are ordering a legally licensed, professional taxi driver who happens to use the Uber platform to get passengers.
Because it is restricted to standard licensed taxis, Uber can not use features like surge pricing because taxi meters are strictly capped and regulated by local government laws.
Bandits have discovered oil in Millennium city Kaduna. They are just milking millions, picking people and collecting millions, all because we have a useless government.
I am deeply concerned by reports of another kidnapping attack at Nuru Suraj Estate, Millennium City, Chikun LGA, on the night of October 26 into October 27, with six people reportedly abducted, including two secondary school students. Millennium City is a growing residential community where families are building their lives and raising their children. It cannot become a place where residents live in constant fear of abduction.
This attack comes barely days after the release of Ahmed Zakka, his wife and their six-month-old daughter, while other victims remain unaccounted for or reportedly in captivity. This cycle of abductions must end. We cannot allow kidnapping to become the norm in Kaduna.
I commend the security personnel who responded to the latest attack. However, their efforts must be matched by sustained security operations to rescue those still in captivity, apprehend the perpetrators and prevent further attacks.
I call on the Kaduna State Government, the Nigeria Police Force and all relevant security agencies to intensify intelligence gathering, strengthen security across Millennium City and neighbouring communities, and ensure that those responsible are brought to justice.
We cannot continue to welcome released victims at Government House only to face fresh abductions days later. Arrests, assurances and public statements must translate into tangible results. The safety of our people is a fundamental responsibility, and our communities must not be surrendered to criminals.
The authorities must act with urgency. Rescue our people. Hunt down the perpetrators. Secure our communities. Make these attacks stop. May Allah protect our people and grant the safe return of everyone still in captivity.
Signed
Hon. Mohammed Bello El-Rufai
Member.
Kaduna North Federal Constituency
Chairman, Committee on Banking Regulations.
October 28, 2026.
Two souls have returned to their Creator, but an outstanding obligation remains to be settled. 💔
We still have ₦200,000 left. Please, if you can spare anything, no matter how little, help us settle this on their behalf. If you can't donate, kindly reshare. 🤍
FCMB
Account name: Taofeeq Zainab
Account number: 8592677016
May Allah have mercy on both souls and reward everyone who helps. Ameen. 🤲🏽