🛸 intellectual curiosity person.
🌍 I love Africa
⚽️ I love Football (Barca fan ❤️💙)
♟️ I Bet (punter)
🔊 I like good music
🚘 I like traveling
🥘 I like good food
HUMANS 🆚 AI
If AI eventually becomes smarter, faster, more creative, and more capable than humans at almost everything , should humans still remain in control of the world?
Governors who allow agboro to operate in their state under guise Revenue collectors are incompetent.. and Soludo in at the top of the list.
Just look at this.
A VERY SHAMELESS OLD MAN WHO CAN WORSHIP DOG FOR MONEY....They will campaign for bad government for money and be begging Nigerians to donate money for them when in problem.
A powerful speech: he spoke for the whole of Africa. Well done Ruto 🔥
It is good that the disgraced Tinubu of Nigeria didn’t attend. He would have disgraced Nigeria the more.
This man stands accused of bankrolling the genocide in Sudan.
His name is Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed, President of the UAE.
In sudan, thousands of women and children have been raped — then executed.
Tens of thousands of innocent Sudanese have been massacred.
In El Fasher, the UN documented over 6,000 killings in just three days.
Just three short days!
Thousands have been buried alive, with their hands in the air.
Civilians have endured massacres, starvation, sexual violence and the destruction of their homes. The UN has documented murder, rape, sexual slavery, torture and forced displacement in and around El Fasher.
Countless villages across Darfur have been burned to the ground, with their inhabitants alongside them.
Over 6 million Sudanese have been forced from their homes, many driven into refugee camps across Sudan and neighbouring countries.
Their crime? Being “non-Arab.”
Their true crime? Being born in a country with enormous mineral wealth.
The scale of inhumanity being inflicted on the Sudanese people is unfathomable.
While Sudan burns and its people bleed, the UAE stands accused of financing and arming the forces responsible for some of the worst atrocities — while Sudanese gold continues to flow through the UAE. UN reporting has documented networks linking the RSF to gold revenues and external supply routes.
A blood heist of unimaginable proportion.
Sudan’s people deserve justice.
FREE SUDAN 🇸🇩
2027: America won’t allow Tinubu to rig polls in Nigeria — US firm roars
A US-based political advisory and lobbying company, Von Batten-Montague-York, has raised concerns over Nigeria’s 2027 general elections, warning that the United States cannot afford to allow President Bola Tinubu to rig the polls.
The firm made the claim in a Thursday post on its verified X account, stressing that the conduct of free and fair elections in Nigeria would be important to American interests in Nigeria and across the wider West African region.
It also alleged that concerns about corruption within Tinubu’s administration are increasing among politicians across different political divides.
According to the firm, Tinubu had appointed a serving minister overseeing the national budget despite an alleged past connection to the embezzlement of money from Nigeria’s treasury. However, the company did not present supporting documents for the allegation in the latest post.
“The US cannot afford to allow President Tinubu to rig the upcoming Nigerian election,” the firm stated.
The company further warned that what it described as “lawlessness” in Nigeria could lead the country towards a situation similar to those experienced in Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso. It maintained that ensuring free and fair elections would be necessary to safeguard US interests in Nigeria and the broader West African region.
The latest comments follow other claims previously made by the firm about Nigeria’s 2027 electoral process. Earlier this month, it alleged that Tinubu was deploying government institutions, including INEC, the judiciary and law enforcement agencies, against opposition parties and candidates. The firm, however, did not provide evidence for that claim in its post.
Von Batten-Montague-York is a private lobbying and policy advisory firm, meaning its statements do not represent official positions of the United States government.
Burkina Faso released a security notice lists wanted terrorists in the country, but what caught the world's attention was that, reportedly, about 95% of those being sought were Fulani.
This has led many people, particularly from northern Nigeria, to ask Fulani bandit sympathizers such as Senator Shehu Buba a question: If they claim that Fulani people in Nigeria resort to terrorism because they are being persecuted or oppressed, then does that mean Fulani people in Burkina Faso and other countries outside Nigeria are also being persecuted, and that this is why they engage in terrorism there as well?
DON’T BUY Dangote Refinery shares. 😔
In 2007 — 19 years ago — I bought Dangote Flour Mills shares with ₦150,000. I have the share certificate, and my name is on it; I posted it with this post. 📜
I never received any dividend (the profit shared among shareholders), and to this day I have not even recovered my original capital. I tried to follow up through a stockbroker, but I couldn’t find anyone nearby who could help. I only went to Lagos in 2019. 🚗✈️
I also went to the bank many times to fill e-Dividend forms, but I later noticed that Dangote Flour Mills had been removed from the list of companies on it. 🤦♂️
In 2022, Pension and Stockbroker offices started appearing in Gombe. I went to one office; the staff member told me Dangote Flour Mills had sold the company and that shareholders’ money had been transferred to the government — the NIPF (National Investment and Protection Fund).
From there they told me to go to the SEC, where they said I should fill an e-Mandate form. I filled it, but up till now there has been silence. 😔
Because of this experience, I cannot advise anyone to rush into buying shares without first understanding how the system works. Investigate thoroughly. Know where you will claim your dividend and your original capital if the company changes structure or stops operating. 📊💰
Now I would also like people who understand financial calculations to work out the value for me: ₦150,000 in 2007 — looking at the exchange rate and the value of money at that time — roughly how much is that worth today? 🤔💵
Wassalam. 🙏 From ADAMU YUSUF on Facebook
Allegedly happened in Mpape, Abuja.
According to eyewitnesses, trucks reportedly carrying natural resources were blocked by residents who refused to let them pass.
Update: We have been cleared and authorized to proceed with a $36 million federal lawsuit against Nigerian President Bola Tinubu (@OfficialABAT) and Ambassador Femi Fani-Kayode in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia. The suit arises from threats to kidnap and physically harm Dr. Von Batten, made by Ambassador Fani-Kayode as part of an organized criminal conspiracy involving the Nigerian Presidency.
As to President #Tinubu, this case will test the limits of the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act and head-of-state immunity while Tinubu remains President. The complaint will proceed under applicable D.C. tort law, the FSIA, the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA), and the Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA), including 28 U.S.C. § 1605B and 18 U.S.C. §§ 2331 and 2333. Section 1605B addresses specified international-terrorism claims against foreign states, while § 2333 provides a civil remedy to U.S. nationals who satisfy its statutory requirements.
After filing next week, we will engage with U.S., U.K., and E.U. immigration authorities regarding the alleged extrajudicial threats and whether Ambassador Fani-Kayode’s travel or visa status warrants review. U.S. law provides terrorism-related grounds of inadmissibility under INA § 212(a)(3)(B), 8 U.S.C. § 1182(a)(3)(B), and authority for visa revocation under INA § 221(i), 8 U.S.C. § 1201(i). Any determination will be for the appropriate authorities.
@JudiciaryGOP@HouseJudiciary@SenJudiciaryGOP@JudiciaryDems@StateDept@DHSgov@StateDeptCT@ukhomeoffice@FCDOGovUK@EU_Commission@magnusbrunner
*You can attack Peter Obi, oppose him and throw every political obstacle in his path but, you cannot decide for Nigerians whom they choose to support.*
Not Tinubu. Not Soludo. Not anybody else.
And when we say “OBI OR NOTHING,” it is an affirmation of political commitment not a threat to anybody.
Challenge him with facts. Scrutinize his record. Debate his ideas. But let Nigerians freely decide their future.
*2027 must be about the people’s choice and every lawful vote must count.*
#PeterObi #peterobiforbetternigeria #anewnigeriaispossible #viralpost #OBIdients
“Nigerians are ready this time because we are suffering. Imagine 2-3 years ago, we were buying fuel for N180 and today we are buying fuel for N1500…..”
—JohnTheWisest takes grassroot campaign to the market.