Bashir Sambo

[Bashir Sambo @basharisambo]

@abu_twinss Congo
Somalia
Burundi
Cameroon
Gambia
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Afghanistan

[Bashir Sambo @basharisambo]

@UNSEEN__ID @davido @dauda_rarara Guy rest abeg, rarara is an ignoramus, he spoke according to his level of intellect.

[Bashir Sambo @basharisambo]

@Realoilsheikh Words on marble, may Allah grant His mercies on sheikh Ja'afar.

[Bashir Sambo @basharisambo]

@Asherkinedfu 8

[Kawu Garba @KawuGarba]

Repost and Listen to the interview by Dr. Bulama Bukarti where he exposed the hypocrisy, ignorance and propaganda of @NICKIMINAJ is pushing about the “Christians genocide” that doesn’t reflect our insecurity situation in Nigeria based on facts, data and statistics.

[Mustapha Bulama @Bulamacartoons]

Trump’s country.

[Iᗰᗩᗰᑌ | SᕼEKᗩ 👑 @Imamu_Sheka]

MESSAGE TO THE WORLD ABOUT MY COUNTRY, NIGERIA

I heard Trump speaking arrogantly and disrespectfully about my country, Nigeria. What we want him and the world to understand is this: Nigeria is not like those other nations you look down upon, the ones you exploit and destabilize under the disguise of “liberation” just to steal their resources.

Yes, Nigeria has its problems corruption, hardship, and an ongoing struggle to grow as a nation. We face challenges daily, and life can be tough. But none of this makes us forget that every grain of this land is ours, and every natural resource within it belongs to us.

We have endured conditions many people could never survive. Our parents and grandparents lived through coups, poverty, and suffering, yet they remained loyal to this nation. We were born into their struggle, and we carry their resilience. No hardship has ever made us turn our backs on our country and it never will.

Let it be known: we choose to live and die as free Nigerians. We reject any so-called “liberation” from foreign powers. We have seen what you did to nations like Iraq, Syria, Palestine, Sudan, Libya, and Vietnam, you destroyed them in the name of freedom, and they are still suffering from the ruins you left behind.

If any country truly wishes to help Nigeria, then do so with respect and dignity. Our nation is far too strong and rich in spirit and resources to be bullied or manipulated. And if it ever comes to that, we are ready to defend Nigeria with everything we have our voices, our strength, our very lives.

We may have internal differences, but if any nation dares to invade or exploit our land under the pretense of help, we will stand united Muslims and Christians alike to fight anyone who tries to oppress us, even if we must stand alone.

I AM A PROUD NIGERIAN 🇳🇬

— Imamu Sheka

[Bashir Sambo @basharisambo]

@GarShehu Innalillahi wa Innalillahi rajiun, May Allah forgive his shortcomings and grant him jannatul firdaus

[Bashir Sambo @basharisambo]

@Nig_Farmer Chicken pie

[Zagazola @ZagazOlaMakama]

The Hypocrisy of Armchair Critics and Their Boko Haram Sympathy

It is both laughable and infuriating to see how certain so called analysts, social commentators, and outright mischief makers twist the reality of the war against Boko Haram to suit their toxic narratives. The Nigerian military, through Operation Hadin Kai (OPHK), has been relentless in its fight against terrorism conducting successful airstrikes, raiding insurgent camps, and neutralizing hundreds of fighters. Yet, some people deliberately ignore these victories, focusing only on setbacks, as if war has ever been a one sided affair.

Let’s be clear: in asymmetric warfare, victories and setbacks go hand in hand. Even the most advanced armies in the world face losses in battle. But to sit in the comfort of your home, doing absolutely nothing to contribute to national security, while claiming that the Nigerian military is losing to Boko Haram, is not just ignorant it is pure mischief.

Every day, we report with evidence how airstrikes obliterate Boko Haram camps, how ground troops dismantle terrorist enclaves, and how thousands of insurgents have surrendered. We show pictures, provide independent verification, and even report the unfortunate casualties suffered by the military. Yet, because some of you are hell-bent on pushing an anti-military agenda, you ignore these facts and keep peddling the tired, baseless lie that “Boko Haram is winning.”

There is a Boko Haram in All of Us

Let me ask: Who exactly are you fighting for? Because when you take a position that aligns with the lies Boko Haram wants to spread, you are no different from them. Both you and the terrorists share one thing in common you both want to promote lies propaganda and destruction against Nigerian, whether through bombs or biased narratives. No wonder you shared a video of an attack in Burkina Faso, to claim that Nigerian Christians are being killed in Borno.

These armchair critics are the same people who will scream “crime against humanity” when the military eliminates terrorists in large numbers, yet they remain silent when Boko Haram slaughters innocent villagers, burns down communities, or kills humanitarian workers. Where was your outrage when entire families were wiped out by suicide bombers? Where was your activism when Boko Haram attacked military convoys and killed soldiers in cold blood? Oh, I forgot your concern for “human rights” only applies when terrorists are the ones being hunted down.

The Nigerian Army is not losing to Boko Haram. The real loss is the irresponsibility of a media landscape polluted by reckless narratives, the failure of some so-called analysts to fact-check before spewing nonsense, and the betrayal of those who should be supporting the fight against terror but instead choose to undermine it.

Here’s the painful reality: our soldiers are fighting with everything they have, laying down their lives so you can sit behind your phone or laptop and type nonsense about how “the military is losing.” If you had even a fraction of the courage they do, you would think twice before opening your mouth to spread propaganda that emboldens terrorists.

Nigeria is winning this war, whether you like it or not. If you can’t support the military, at least have the decency to shut up and stop playing into the hands of the enemy.@DHQNigeria
@HQNigerianArmy

[Bashir Sambo @basharisambo]

@Pirtim So typical of us 🤣

[𝐇𝐢𝐝𝐢𝐦𝐚, 𝐏𝐡.𝐃. @Realoilsheikh]

Dear Husbands,

My Muslim brothers.

This is one topic a lot of people are afraid to discuss, for the fear of being tagged names or called names. But there are people like me that do not actually care what you call them, so I will speak about it.

If you happen to speak to women today, wives I mean, from relatives to acquaintances, sometimes very close relatives or even far ones, you will understand the extent of deviation we face today on the verse:

Surah An-Nisa (4:19):

"...And live with them (your wives) in kindness. For if you dislike them - perhaps you dislike something, and Allah makes therein much good."

Today, our society is suffering from grave neglect to the rights of wives, ignoring the importance of treating women, particularly wives, with kindness, respect, and compassion as commanded by Allãh SubhanaHu wa Ta'ala.

Do we actually know the place of respecting the rights of our wives and according them their place in Islam?

In Sahih al-Bukhari (5185) and Sahih Muslim (1218):

The Prophet (peace be upon him) said:

“Fear Allah concerning women, for you have taken them on the security of Allah, and sexual relations with them have been made lawful to you by the words of Allah. You have rights over your wives, and they have rights over you…”

Every injunction of Islam emphasizes the importance of maintaining a harmonious marital relationship through and understanding and tolerance.

Today, some of us have become monsters to their wives. By Allãh, some would wish their spouses don't return home when they travel. Some are only staying because they can't afford to live on their own, or they can't return to their parents houses because they probably have none of the parent alive. This on its own is a recipe for disaster and unacceptable.

Remember, no woman is being forced on you. You saw her, went to her parent and asked for her hand in marriage. Then they agree to hand over her love, responsibilities, care, emotional support and everything to you. And by the marriage contract yiu accepted it. Do you think Allãh will not punish you for neglecting such rights?

If it is a matter of conflict or dissatisfaction, as thr man, there is always a way to resolve it. The way you dislike somethings about her, trust me there are things she doesn't like about you. The way you feel she is getting aged & may be not as attractive as she used to be, the same way you're aging and you're not as attractive as she would want you to be. In such situations, Islam encourages patience and optimism. Even if a husband dislikes certain traits in his wife, there may be hidden virtues or blessings that Allah has placed in her.

Women had limited rights in pre-Islamic Arabia. Islam came to elevate their status, protect their rights, and ensure that they were treated with dignity and care. The message of kindness and patience in marriage remains timeless and is a foundational principle for healthy relationships.

Fear Allãh in the affairs of your wives. Give them their rights. Treat them kindly with love and compassion. Do not abstain from them in bed. Do not treat them any level lower than you. Put yourselves in their shoes. If she is the one that speaks to you in that manner you speak to her, would you like it? If she's the one that treats you the way you treat her, would you accept it?

Let us fear Allãh in their affairs. Let us tell ourselves the bitter truth.

~Hidima, PhD.

[Bashir Sambo @basharisambo]

@MSIngawa I'm in

[Bashir Sambo @basharisambo]

@Pirtim Another ponzi scheme🤣🤣

[Bashir Sambo @basharisambo]

@iam_dansadau No be juju be dat🤣

[Bashir Sambo @basharisambo]

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[Souljah @jeffphilips1]

One day, Mummy Zee go vex refund all una money and gifts

[Bashir Sambo @basharisambo]

@Pirtim Amen🙏

[Bashir Sambo @basharisambo]

@jaymilayusuf Kinga sai a dafa garau garau aci

[Mr. El-Bonga @el_bonga]

The most alarming part of the current economic situation in Nigeria today is the fact that those doing pretty well a few years ago now seem to be struggling as well. Things that used to be very normal a year ago have become luxuries. Sady even, things continue to deteriorate.