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Arewa Twitter will never disappoint, as we always say. But honestly, this attitude is not limited to Arewa Twitter alone, it reflects Arewa people across almost all social media platforms. Instagram is often the headquarters of gossip, and many of these conversations and controversies usually start from there. So it is unfair to blame only X (Twitter) when bloggers and celebrities are actively promoting the same things on other platforms. The painful truth is that this attitude is deeply rooted in us. we really need prayers. It is not normal to always ignore important issues and focus our energy on things that add little or no value. We pay more attention to distractions than to matters that directly affect our lives and communities. Until we change our priorities, we will continue giving relevance to what does not matter while neglecting what truly does.

FBI shows up to interrogate a U.S. citizen at his house—for writing an anti-ICE social media post. "This is about comments that you posted online," said agent. Orders homeowner to stop recording—refuses to even tell him which comments. Agent wearing unique World Cup uniform to indicate he is currently assigned to work with ICE on immigration issues. Craig Brittain has been actively documenting and participating in protests at the Delaney Hall ICE detention facility in Newark, New Jersey. His social media posts videos of demonstrations, conflicts with agents, and calls for the facility’s closure.