@Winter_Six Why do you even think I support them?
Your sentiment about them have been negative, so now that your narrative have not being selling, I thought you might give them credit.
MEDIA SILENCE:
Today, 3 important developments occurred for world economy:
1) E/W Saudi pipeline carrying 7 mbpd or 7% of global consumption was blown off in multiple locations. GDP impact is -10%.
2) Houthis captured control of BAM Strait.
3) Oil price jumped 10%.
See how much of that information is given to you by the legacy media...
THROWBACK: A video of Zainab Ahmed, recorded by Abdulaziz Abdulaziz and published by Aminiya five years ago, showed how female victims were being maltreated in bandit captivity.
Sadly, five years later, not much has changed. This is still the reality for many women and girls who find themselves in captivity.
The suffering goes far beyond the abduction itself.
This was a Christian Christian ticket. He did not win. Guess the region that did not vote for him?
Yea na dem. 😆
It is not about the Muslim muslim ticket. Do not let them gaslight and lie to u
Update!
Enyimba FC contingent stopped by to rejoice with their forward, Samaila Bello and his wife on the birth of their baby on their way to Gombe.
#NPFL27
Meeting Jaylen Brown was easily one of the highlights of my weekend. There’s a consciousness and intentionality about him that’s hard to explain until you’re around it.
Some people walk into a room and you immediately know they’re operating on a different frequency.
Rooting for this nigga, always.
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Another POV: Why do the victims don't claim to take revenge on those who have violated them in many ways, but the issue will take different tone when the predators are from other tribe/ethnic group. The whole story is not complete not that this is not true, but it's half truth.
Wallahi, I worked with some British journalists about 3 months ago. We went to Kaduna State to interview victims of banditry and kidnapping, visiting Kafanchan and other parts of Southern Kaduna.
Among the victims were Fulani families whose cows were stolen, and children who were killed simply because they refused to follow the bandits.
I met a Fulani woman in Dan Honu 2, Kaduna, who had given birth after witnessing her husband being killed by bandits.
And guess what? If we hadn’t gone there, many of these people’s stories would never have been heard.
FULANI ARE ALSO VICTIMS OF BANDITRY IN NIGERIA.
It is heartbreaking that an entire ethnic group is labelled “bandits” because of the actions of criminals among them. Their suffering deserves to be heard too.