“Mr. President in the entirety of your speech, you completely left out the ince$$ant killings and k!dnappings ravaging our nation…Making mention of insecurity just once.
This begs the fundamental question: where exactly do our priority stand? When the people have 78 of their innocent children in captivity for 139 days today…..”
— Arewa man questions tinubu.
Mr. Rufai Oseni, today marks 134 days since schoolchildren were abducted from Mussa, Askira-Uba, Borno State.
134 days of fear. 134 days of waiting. 134 days of unanswered questions.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Governor Babagana Umara Zulum have both been called upon by the children’s families to intensify efforts to secure their release. The Federal Government has also said that security agencies are working to rescue them. Yet, for the families, the most important thing remains the safe return of their children.
Mr. President, how much longer must these families wait? Governor Zulum, how much longer must parents continue to live without knowing when their children will return home?
Government promises must be followed by urgent and effective action. These are children, not statistics. Their parents deserve answers, and the children deserve to come home safely.
President Tinubu and Governor Zulum, the families are still waiting. Nigeria is still watching. Please do everything within your power to bring these children home.
134 days is too long. BRING OUR CHILDREN HOME.
#BringBackOurChildren #BringThemHome #AskiraUba #Nigeria #Borno #134Days #Tinubu #Zulum
THE FRENCH REVOLUTION: A LESSON IN POWER 🇫🇷
1) The French Revolution began when ordinary people had enough.
For years, France’s wealthy and powerful elite lived comfortably while the masses faced poverty, hunger, heavy taxes, and rising bread prices.
4) When leaders continuously ignore the suffering of ordinary people, dismiss their grievances, and refuse meaningful reform, public anger can eventually become impossible to contain.
“By now, everyone, both the sensible and the foolish, is convinced that Tinubu Must Go. And the small fraction of people who say ‘Tinubu Must Stay’ are only doing so because of the money they have spent, hoping that their money will be recovered.
We were offered money to come out and support Tinubu, or simply keep quiet, and we would be paid, but we refused to accept it.
And this ‘Tinubu Must Go’ movement belongs to every Nigerian who believes that Tinubu must leave office in 2027.”
— Abba Hikima, Kano-based Human Rights Lawyer
The task at hand remains the same, whether you are ADC, NDC, PRP, SDP, or whatever political party you belong to, the task at hand remains the same #TinubuMustGo#TMG
For two weeks now, this boy has been exposing terrorists and their sponsors with undeniable video and pictorial evidence, but still no word from any of the security operatives. So cold!
The allegations against Shehu Buba are serious. The senator has denied them and says they are part of a campaign to tarnish his reputation. But allegations this serious should not be settled by social media arguments. What evidence exists? Who can independently verify it? And are the relevant authorities investigating? https://t.co/HOn8nOz32L
So that’s how we all moved on from the Senator Buba issue?
So you’re telling me that Hassan just wasted his time and risked his life for nothing?
Omo 💔😭
One would expect the Emir of Sokoto, Emir of Zazzau, Emir of Katsina, Emir of Niger, Shehun Borno, Emir of Kano, and all other emirs to at the very least call for investigation of Senator Shehu Buba since it is obvious our voices are not enough, but their silence is deafening.
I also expect Atiku, Peter Obi, and all other opposition figures to call on investigation against this, but they all seem quiet.
What do they all know that we don't? Their silence is worrisome at this point.