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Let us not forget that Saleem remains in detention, with no clear explanation for his arrest. We must continue to speak out and pray for his release.
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I visited @AM_Saleeeem today in custody. By Allah’s grace, he is well, healthy, and in good spirits. He appreciates everyone who stood with him in solidarity and prayers. He will be out In sha Allah
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I know one narcissist who will celebrate the release of these 70 bandits in his heart but thinks a social media influencer who is criticizing the oppressors he worships should rot in jail.
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To move beyond the keyboard and ensure people like Saleem are not forgotten, the youth must transition from Online Awareness to Tangible Action. Here is the summary of the new strategy:
Move Beyond the Hashtag: Treat social media as a starting point, not the finish line. A hashtag is a signal; it must be followed by phone calls, emails, and physical presence.
Targeted Pressure: Stop screaming into the void. Identify the specific officials or agencies responsible and apply direct pressure to their offices and official platforms.
Organize and Institutionalize: Form "Rapid Response Units" consisting of young lawyers, journalists, and activists who can take immediate legal and professional action.
Physical Solidarity: Show up at courts and police headquarters. Power respects organized, disciplined crowds more than digital trends.
Create Accountability: Don’t let the momentum die when the next trend starts. Governments "wait out" hashtags; they cannot wait out persistent, organized legal and civic pressure.
The bottom line: We must stop being just "content creators" and start being "change architects
Tinubu’s government must release Abubakar Salim Musa, @AM_Saleeeem, and stop its repression on dissent.
In the early evening of Sunday, January 11, 2026, the official X handle of Amnesty International Nigeria (@AmnestyNigeria) shared details of the arbitrary arrest of young Nigerian Abubakar Salim Musa.
This case is yet another stark example of the repressive nature of the President Bola Tinubu administration, which continues to bare its fangs against dissent, whether expressed through public protests or online criticism.
Abubakar’s only “offense” was his consistent and legitimate criticism of the deteriorating security situation in Northern Nigeria and across the country.
Rather than address these serious concerns, the government’s response has been to arrest him and subject him to what Amnesty describes as “bogus charges and a sham trial.”
Unfortunately, this is not an isolated incident. Numerous Nigerians, including journalists, schoolchildren, entertainers, and even National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members have faced arrest, assault, and intimidation by the police and other security agencies simply for criticizing the President or members of his family.
This dangerous trend undermines the very foundations of democracy, which rest on the protection of fundamental human rights and freedom of expression.
Nigeria cannot claim to be part of the free world while its citizens are routinely arrested, assaulted, and intimidated for voicing criticism of their government.
As the nation approaches a critical general election, neither the people nor the opposition can operate effectively in an atmosphere of fear and repression.
I therefore call on the Tinubu administration to immediately and unconditionally release Abubakar Salim Musa and all others detained for exercising their constitutional rights.
I also urge the government to halt the ongoing pattern of arbitrary arrests and intimidation targeting critics, journalists, and opposition voices.
I urge the international community, particularly countries and organizations that champion democracy and human rights, to hold the Tinubu regime accountable and demand an end to these violations.
I encourage fellow patriots, civil society groups, and all Nigerians of conscience to join this demand and stand firmly against any further erosion of our freedoms. -AA
Tinubu’s government must release Abubakar Salim Musa, @AM_Saleeeem, and stop its repression on dissent.
In the early evening of Sunday, January 11, 2026, the official X handle of Amnesty International Nigeria (@AmnestyNigeria) shared details of the arbitrary arrest of young Nigerian Abubakar Salim Musa.
This case is yet another stark example of the repressive nature of the President Bola Tinubu administration, which continues to bare its fangs against dissent, whether expressed through public protests or online criticism.
Abubakar’s only “offense” was his consistent and legitimate criticism of the deteriorating security situation in Northern Nigeria and across the country.
Rather than address these serious concerns, the government’s response has been to arrest him and subject him to what Amnesty describes as “bogus charges and a sham trial.”
Unfortunately, this is not an isolated incident. Numerous Nigerians, including journalists, schoolchildren, entertainers, and even National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members have faced arrest, assault, and intimidation by the police and other security agencies simply for criticizing the President or members of his family.
This dangerous trend undermines the very foundations of democracy, which rest on the protection of fundamental human rights and freedom of expression.
Nigeria cannot claim to be part of the free world while its citizens are routinely arrested, assaulted, and intimidated for voicing criticism of their government.
As the nation approaches a critical general election, neither the people nor the opposition can operate effectively in an atmosphere of fear and repression.
I therefore call on the Tinubu administration to immediately and unconditionally release Abubakar Salim Musa and all others detained for exercising their constitutional rights.
I also urge the government to halt the ongoing pattern of arbitrary arrests and intimidation targeting critics, journalists, and opposition voices.
I urge the international community, particularly countries and organizations that champion democracy and human rights, to hold the Tinubu regime accountable and demand an end to these violations.
I encourage fellow patriots, civil society groups, and all Nigerians of conscience to join this demand and stand firmly against any further erosion of our freedoms. -AA
Tinubu’s government must release Abubakar Salim Musa, @AM_Saleeeem, and stop its repression on dissent.
In the early evening of Sunday, January 11, 2026, the official X handle of Amnesty International Nigeria (@AmnestyNigeria) shared details of the arbitrary arrest of young Nigerian Abubakar Salim Musa.
This case is yet another stark example of the repressive nature of the President Bola Tinubu administration, which continues to bare its fangs against dissent, whether expressed through public protests or online criticism.
Abubakar’s only “offense” was his consistent and legitimate criticism of the deteriorating security situation in Northern Nigeria and across the country.
Rather than address these serious concerns, the government’s response has been to arrest him and subject him to what Amnesty describes as “bogus charges and a sham trial.”
Unfortunately, this is not an isolated incident. Numerous Nigerians, including journalists, schoolchildren, entertainers, and even National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members have faced arrest, assault, and intimidation by the police and other security agencies simply for criticizing the President or members of his family.
This dangerous trend undermines the very foundations of democracy, which rest on the protection of fundamental human rights and freedom of expression.
Nigeria cannot claim to be part of the free world while its citizens are routinely arrested, assaulted, and intimidated for voicing criticism of their government.
As the nation approaches a critical general election, neither the people nor the opposition can operate effectively in an atmosphere of fear and repression.
I therefore call on the Tinubu administration to immediately and unconditionally release Abubakar Salim Musa and all others detained for exercising their constitutional rights.
I also urge the government to halt the ongoing pattern of arbitrary arrests and intimidation targeting critics, journalists, and opposition voices.
I urge the international community, particularly countries and organizations that champion democracy and human rights, to hold the Tinubu regime accountable and demand an end to these violations.
I encourage fellow patriots, civil society groups, and all Nigerians of conscience to join this demand and stand firmly against any further erosion of our freedoms. -AA
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