This morning, as early as 8am, I joined members of the Ajegunle Spare Parts Dealers Association in Osogbo as they took to the streets in a “Walk to Win” rally across the Osun State capital, demonstrating their support for the re-election of our administration.
Grateful for the love from hardworking men and women across every sector who recognise what we have built and trust us to do even more.
The Nigerian Government knows every t€rrorist in Nigeria by name and their locations. I do not go alone to negotiate with them. I go with the Police, the Military, and other Security agencies.’
~ Sheikh Ahmad Gumi in an interview
@NigeriaStories Soldiers’ salaries increment is good but NYSC members are often overlooked despite facing the same risks in remote or volatile areas. Isn’t it time we start valuing every young Nigerian in service?
I fully understand that it is easier for some people to attack me than to accept the reality I was pointing out. Earlier today, I made a post condemning the brutal violence against our brother, Abba, who was reportedly murdered by bandits even after a N10 million ransom had been paid to them. Sadly, instead of focusing on the tragedy and the injustice of what happened to him, some chose to use the post to attack me.
I honestly don’t know whether those people genuinely misunderstood what I meant when I said we as a society failed Abba or it was simply another deliberate attempt to twist my words unfairly. Saying that society failed him does not mean that you, as individuals, personally failed him or that you aided the atrocities committed against him.
Society is made up of all of us, you, me and the other people, the good and the bad among us. Even those who kidnapped, tortured and murdered him are part of that same society, though they represent its worst elements. Likewise, those who provided the bandits cover or assisted them in any way are also part of our society. My point was about a collective failure of the system and environment we all live in, not a personal accusation against every individual.
Allah ya sakawa Abba.
This little boy here is already a baby terrorist in northern Nigeria. He is proudly flaunting the ransom money he collected from families of terrified victims they kidnapped and terrorised.
These are the people the NSA say are his brothers.
What a shame.
https://t.co/HZVTqSvkzR
Reuben Abati asked Peter Obi: “What kind of business allows you to keep $15 million in an offshore account?
This question has sparked debate about transparency, wealth accumulation, and public trust.
Nigerians are paying close attention to how leaders earn and manage their resources.