If you're a non-Jewish ally who has stood with Israel and the Jewish people since this brutal war began, may God bless you. You are an absolute blessing. Thank you, from the bottom of our hearts. Israel does not stand alone.
I love the NSA like a son loves his father. Words fail to capture how much I admire him. Every single day, I pray for his success. His job is tough, the pressure immense
Despite it all, he’s handled it with strength, grace, & has done a truly remarkable job
We will win this war
Ganduje's resignation is either part of the Northern agenda, or Tinubu has sensed a betrayal. Asiwaju is not Jonathan. You don't have to like him, but dude is a shrewd politician. He came to us shaking. Now we are the ones shaking 🫨
When BAT was elected, it was Ayo who first reminded me—have you forgotten the first two years of BAT as Governor?
It was filled with heavy “epe” and insults from civil servants in Lagos State.
He was called all sorts of names, notably “Oju yobo,” “Oju igo,” and many others.
But Baba was unperturbe oo he carried on, stubbornly and resolutely.
Ibo people in NCNC frustrated Yorùba people in Lagos. They used the party because they were leading the party, reached out to their people in Enugu to mess up the Yoruba people in Lagos. Under we are one Nigeria. This behaviour of let's bring the Yoruba down is not new.
THE LIFE OF A MOSSAD AGENT IN IRAN 🇮🇱🇮🇷
You live in a small apartment in northern Tehran.
Your neighbors think you’re an oil consultant.
Your passport says you were born in Shiraz.
Your accent is perfect.
Your “wife” believes you met at a wedding in Qom.
Your children call you Baba.
At night, you kiss them goodnight.
You tell them fairy tales in Farsi.
You listen to them breathe…
But inside?
A part of you dies.
Because it’s all a lie.
You’re not Iranian.
You’re not who they think you are.
You're a Jew from Jerusalem.
A Mossad agent.
A ghost in plain sight.
And you smile through the lie—
Because you’re protecting your people.
During the 12-Day War, the stakes were unlike anything before.
Iran was days away from crossing every red line.
You were already there.
Before the first jet took off.
Before the first explosion.
You hand-delivered sabotage code in Tabriz.
You marked the GPS of a hidden weapons truck.
You shut down a security feed for just 47 seconds—
That’s all it took.
Day 1: A top Revolutionary Guard general—gone.
You knew him. You sent his full itinerary.
Day 9: A secret nuclear facility—erased.
No one knew how. You did.
And when the fires lit up the Tehran sky…
You didn’t cheer.
You sat on your rooftop, hidden in the dark,
And cried.
Because your “family,”
Your neighbors,
Even the kids who called you Dad—
Would wake up tomorrow in chaos.
You caused it.
And you carry that weight forever.
But the Jewish people were safe.
And that pain?
That loneliness?
That silence?
It became holy.
No medals.
No parades.
No headlines.
Just one message:
🔒 Mission Complete.
🔁 Return to a life that no longer feels like yours.
But now, around the world, Jews are safer…
Because you gave up everything.
So that Never Again
wouldn’t just be a slogan—
But a promise.
🛡️ Honor the invisible heroes.
🇮🇱 For the ones who protect without glory.
#Mossad #Israel #NeverAgain #Iran #12DayWar #JewishPride #SpyLife #FreedomFighters
Dear President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (@officialABAT)
Your Excellency,
Nigeria stands at a critical juncture, not just economically, but emotionally. And while many are quick to point fingers at political opponents, be it the PDP, Labour Party, or the hopeless ADA, your real challenge lies elsewhere: a nation that does not understand your reforms.
Subsidy removal, forex unification, and market liberalization were meant to stabilize the economy. But for many, these reforms feel like punishment, not progress. Why? Because to millions of Nigerians, these reforms have not brought hope; they’ve brought hardship. The pain came first, and the explanation came late, or not at all.
In the absence of clear, consistent communication from your leadership, suffering is being interpreted as punishment. And in that silence, resentment grows, not only toward your policies, but toward your presidency.
Mr. President, that resentment is now your fiercest opposition. More powerful than any political party, it is being weaponized daily by those who seek your downfall, not with facts or any concrete plans, but with frustration and fear.
Your Excellency, policies alone cannot lead a nation. People must understand them. They must see the path ahead, not just the potholes beneath their feet.
You still have a chance to win hearts, not just arguments. But that requires speaking plainly, listening deeply, and communicating consistently. It means meeting Nigerians where they are, in their pain, and walking with them toward the promise.
If you fail to win their understanding, if all our attention is on political parties and oppositions, you risk losing the support of the people not because your policies failed, but because they were never truly understood.
Nigeria can endure hardship, but it cannot survive hopelessness. Lead us with clarity.
Thank you and God bless Nigeria.
One presidential aspirant left his red mud village in Agulu like he was leading a liberation movement only to embarrass himself in Lagos over a building that isn't even his “brother’s.”
He cried louder than the owner, shouted oppression, waved tribal flags… yet couldn’t mention his brother’s name, couldn’t produce a shred of document, not even a family WhatsApp chat to back his claims.
Lagos said, “Okay, bring receipts.” They pulled the C of O turns out the building isn’t even owned by an Igbo man. It belongs to a Yoruba landlord. Plot twist: the only thing this man demolished was his credibility.
Man came to Lagos with pure chest, no facts. Is this leadership or low-budget skit-making?
He says he's ready to lead Nigeria, but can't even confirm the name of his imaginary brother. Na so una dey do?
This should be classified as a PR stunt wrapped in tribal drama sprinkled with disgrace.
INTELLECTUAL REBUTTAL TO KINGSLEY MOGHALU:
Dear Professor Moghalu,
It is unfortunate that you continue to use your platform to push for "covert anarchy" in Nigeria, despite knowing fully well that out of three major experiments of Britain namely British India, British Sudan and British Nigeria, only Nigeria has not balkanized and imploded like the other two. Just India and Sudan, Nigeria is ethnically polarised and religiously irreconcilable. I read your tweet and you are merely regurgitating the ideology of Azikiwe and Ironsi which basically destroyed the foundation of this wonderful country called Nigeria.
You used many countries as examples and I will be talking about two of those countries. My response is not to you but for Yoruba youths, Middle belt youths and South South youths who might end up self destructing by following your diabolical ideology. Just few months ago, you were praising Kemal Atatürk who was nothing but a role model of Adolf Hitler.
Now let's start with Singapore and Lee kwam yhu (LKW). Singapore use to be part of Malaysia before it was excised out of Malaysia after the British left Malaysia.
What is Singapore? Singapore is a Han Chinese Majority ethno-state built on Confucius ideology and free market economy.
Singapore is basically a Chinese country with a western "face". The stability of Singapore and prosperity of Singapore is largely due to its political stability because the civilization that mainly drives Singapore is Sinic (Chinese) civilization. LKW said it himself that without the ethno-state structure of Singapore, he might not have succeeded with his autocratic ideals. Why should now a professor be using Singapore as a case study for Nigeria? Nigeria has been led by brutal military juntas from Ironsi to Abacha, yet they all destroyed the country, so why are you now talking about a strong man? Are you planning a coup' detat?
You spoke about Rwanda and used Kagame as a role model and I think this is the height of intellectual dishonesty by you because you know that a large chunk of Nigerian youths are historically illiterates and Geopolitically naive. If they knew there history, they will probably be stoning you not clapping for you.
Rwanda is a form of apartheid. A minority Tutsi ruling majority Hutu.
The Tutsis conquered the Indigenous Hutus centuries ago and created that caste system that gave rise to the likes of Kagame. Who is Kagame? Kagame was a Rebel warlord, militia commander and brutal war monger who waged war against the Hutu led government of Rwanda Which led to the assassination of the two Hutu presidents of Rwanda and Burundi (1993/1994). We all know what happened after that and how the minority Tutsis used that excused to hijack power from the Indigenous and majority Hutus? Genius right? That was not different of how Igbo soldiers annihilated the political leaders of Arewa and the Yoruba people in 1966 and took power via Ironsi.
Let's go further, what is the economy of Rwanda built on? Cocoa? Coffee? No!
Rwandan economy is built on the brutal looting of Eastern Congo. Mineral resources looted in Congo by Rwandan Tutsi led army and their militias like M23, are packaged and sold in Rwanda.
Anybody who dare criticise Kagame, is either killed, jailed, exiled or goes missing. Is that your goal?
Who is going to be the Tutsis of Nigeria? Igbos? You are a joker!
Not everybody is diabolical like you Zikists. An Ethnolinguistically structured Nigeria will make YORUBALAND economically powerful and prosperous. We are not Igbos, we have the capacity to build our land and turn it into Dubai. We did it during the western region, we can do it again.
Nigeria is not a nation but a country of ethnic nations. Ethnolinguistic Federalism is the only solution.
God bless Nigeria.
Oladimeji Bolarinwa
President Think Yoruba First organization worldwide