@Arewa_Source ......the extent to which political Islam has been used to divide the country, exploit the poor especially those in the North and keep them perpetually subjugated with no rescuer in sight. This is why the fight against islamic terrorism has been difficult to fight by d govt!!
@Al_RazaTravels@Neccccy ...read it, & more convinced its a compendium of the Bible's old testament plus Arab culture contrived by a deluded caravan raider to convince gullible followers not to intelligently question his depraved lifestyle but follow suit & end up in d hell hole he had found himself in.
@BashirAhmaad ......it is obvious you are deluded!! Buhari's 8 years of darkness and gloom will remain indelibly marked in the anals of Nigeria's history as the most traumatic for us as a nation, embroiled in debt, terrorism, and directionless while he was busy attending to his hearing loss!!
@SaharaReporters ......irrespective of the allegations of fraud embedded in the Tax Reform Act, it is obvious the greater burden will be on the south while the larger benefit is for the North irrespective of the perceived balancing act it engenders. Ndume is the wolf in ships clothing!!
@BashirAhmaad .......for a man who said, for him as a muslim, "It is an honour to be called a terrorist", this is a very relatable story except we see ur deviousness in scewing d story to amplify your objective!!
@tudunwada__mi If your true representation of a "practicing Muslim" is Ganduje not shaking a woman's hand then I wonder what kind of Muslim you are and what kind of Muslim Ganduje is!!
@NigeriaStories 🤔🤔....what exactly does Nigeria import from Niger Republic short of cows, marauding robbers, terrorists masquerading as Boko Haram, ISWAP, et al?? Obviously there's more to the news!
@ahilekashami @BashirAhmaad Thank you so much for this reply!
Thats a man who once posted "I am honored as a moslem to be termed a terrorist" - now delusional about building massive industries in an uncertain clime thats riddled with illiteracy and terrorism!!
@BashirAhmaad It's obvious u r delusional. Remember ur post on extremism? U said,
"It will b a honor for u to b termed an extremist".
That, kept d industries away from d North!! Northern governors also keep a large population as illiterate only empowered to kill & destroy. Deal wit dat first.
@MFaarees_ ....and it implicitly validates your "bar stool drunken stupor" of Him telling Christians to murder their neighbour who is not of their faith? Look for something else from ur Bible to validate ur jaundiced claims then come back and state it!!
@engrICO2015 Its appalling hw this character pontificate like her paymaster Mr. Gumi on why we shd negotiate with terrorists. All I know is that d chickens have come home to roost & d enablers of these non state actors & their children will gradually b consumed by d fire they lit. Insha Allah
@DanielRegha ....the long worn retort that we should vote competence cum good governance irrespective of state of origin or ethnicity sounds cliche at this point. Can someone point out any one of d 36 states in NGR that would vote a non indigene as governor, bcos i can't see any so far!!
@CyrilEbuka7@NigeriaStories ...any sensible person won't be perturbed by your incongruous assertion, knowing fully well that you probably are an illiterate, my only consternation is with the 14 asinine morons who liked your jaundiced comment!!
It is appalling u r finding ur voice @ this time! I wonder why u never found it when Deborah Yakubu was lynched in Sokoto? Ur coward self deleted ur tweet, shamefully, d moment religious bigots, threatened ur campaign! Thank God u lost d election.
Leave Raye, she will be okay.
Raye embodies the spirit of a new generation of women who champion the ideals of popular participation and unwavering advocacy in the political sphere.
I deeply admire her boldness and wisdom—her fearless resolve to speak truth to power, undeterred by the weight of opposition.
She follows in the footsteps of formidable trailblazers like Gambo Sawaba, Funmilayo Ransom-Kuti, Margaret Ekpo and countless other women who have stood resolute in defense of the common good.
Rather than being met with hostility, Raye deserves encouragement and support. She is a shining emblem of the Nigerian youth—a testament to the long-held promise that the leaders of tomorrow are already among us, ready to shape a better future. -AA