Nnebedum Ikenna

Medical Doctor. I’m powered by Music, a student of/for Life, Think before you Believe

[Nnebedum Ikenna @Its_Substance]

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[Substance Alphabet @Grafianfollicle]

The purpose of my life is to ask questions and solve problems. And I'm going to do it wherever I find myself, until I die.

[Bọrọkini Rogers 🇳🇬 @Femi_OfMainland]

But let’s be clear, at the end of the day, nobody deserves more dragging than the President of the country. I just ask that we are objective and honest about it.

[PATRIOTIC SOJA ($TSIR-MUNCHAN) @Pressman2040]

📞💔THE LAST CALL 💔

Solomon was the only child of his parents. Their pride. Their hope. He never joked about war. "If I don't stand," he once said, "who will?"

Before the attack, he stepped aside and pulled out his phone. The signal was weak, but it connected. His mother picked up on the first ring.

"Solomon… my son…" her voice trembled.

"Mama," he said softly, "I just wanted to hear you."

"Are you safe?" she asked.

He looked around the darkness, the distant sounds of movement. He closed his eyes.

"Yes, Mama," he lied. "I'm safe."

"My son, come back to me," she whispered. "You are all I have."

His voice cracked. "And you are all I have too, Mama."

She prayed over the phone. He listened like a child again. When she finished, she said, "God will bring you back."

Solomon swallowed hard. "Mama… if I don't"

"Don't say that!" she cried.

He forced a small smile. "I will call you again. I promise."

Those were his last words to her.

Then the night broke open. Gunfire. Explosions. Chaos. Solomon fought like a man who knew what was waiting for him at home.

Then a single shot. Sharp and final.

He staggered. Sank to his knees. I caught him before he hit the ground.

His eyes searched the darkness. But he wasn't looking at the battlefield anymore.

"Mama…" he whispered.

And then… silence.

The battle ended. But for one mother, the war had just begun.

Back home, she still waits. Staring at the road. Phone always close. Hoping he will call again and say, "Mama… I'm safe."

Some heroes are remembered in history. Some are only remembered by the hearts they left behind. 💔

If this touched you, pray for Solomon. Never take that call from your loved ones for granted.

Rest in peace, soldier. 🥹🫡
REST IN PEACE SOLOMON

#ThankASoldier
#ForGodAndCountryAlways
#GodBlessEverySoldier
#RestInPeaceHeroes🕊️🕊️

[JT Khalid 💸 @stfukhaleeed]

Na why i dey always run if i dey cross road be this

[Vuvu Videos @VideosVuvu]

Ostrich farmers will tell you that,this is how you deal with an ostrich
#videosvuvu

[josie elewa, unemployed @Promythious]

Loll I think ENDSARS was my red pill. That foolish doctor in the UK was telling people that 30 days of continuous protest will lead to UN intervention and graduates ohhh people who studied law were retweeting 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[Zykson @Oni_Okun]

I have been in a position where I had to tell a graduate of accounting that you can't steal what's beyond the fiscal budget.

[Damola @DOlumolade]

Our general hate for the APC and the anger of EndSARS protest, backed up by our lack of in-depth knowledge and solid intellectual reasoning, is behind our love for Peter Obi. I'm not a stupid person, but I found myself loving him so much that in my street they call me Obi after him. Social media has destroyed our sense of reasoning. I woke up one day and was angry because I saw good news, it was that day that my brain reactivated itself. It then dawned upon me to go back to check this man without emotions and hate for APC. What I saw was a disgrace and an insult to my intelligence. I asked myself, "What have I done?" We've created a menace.

[ASCHOR BABALOLA @EkitiOracle]

Drone display in Lagos to celebrate Nigeria’s Democracy Day, June 12. 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬
Absolutely stunning 😍

[Weffrey Jellington @jeffwellz]

There’s a void in my heart that will never be filled when this man walks away from football.

[Dexx @fcb_dexx]

The match that made Wayne Rooney tweet this 😮‍💨

[603° @demetrius3244]

You don’t support apc but you see the positives in tinubu’s fiscal policies that have increased poverty and inflation by over 300%

You don’t support tinubu but you think his opposition is shallow

Sis just hold your corn, stop denying it 😭

[Woye @woye1]

So @PeterObi did not see anything wrong with the crime committed by Nnamdi Kanu.

2: He should read the full court judgement first.

3: Therefore, it is clear that @PeterObi supported NK and by extension, terrorism.

4: what @PeterObi should do is to hire new lawyers to appeal Judgment. Instead of showing contempt against our Court.

5: it shows that @PeterObi does not respect judiciary at all.

6: Police, security services, military lost their officers and men via NK’s directives. It is unfortunate

[UNCLE DEJI™️ @DejiAdesogan]

How a Courageous Police Mission Returned 5,000 Displaced Residents to Fegin Kanawa in Zamfara

For months, Fegin Kanawa, a remote community in Zamfara State, stood deserted as residents fled relentless attacks and threats from armed bandits. The difficult terrain leading to the village, coupled with fears of landmines and improvised explosive devices (IEDs), had turned the area into what many considered a no-go zone.

However, in a bold demonstration of leadership and commitment to public safety, the Commissioner of Police in Zamfara State, CP Ahmed Mohammed Bello, led a determined security mission to restore confidence in the area and facilitate the return of displaced residents to their ancestral homes.

Despite warnings about the dangers posed by the route and the security situation, the police leadership pressed ahead with the mission, convinced that lasting peace could only be achieved by restoring communities that had been emptied by violence.

The operation involved the deployment of substantial police personnel and security assets to Fegin Kanawa and surrounding areas to ensure the safety of returning residents. Security patrols were intensified, strategic positions were secured, and measures were put in place to prevent bandit incursions and reassure residents of their protection.

As confidence gradually returned, more than 5,000 displaced residents began moving back into the community after months of displacement.

The return was marked by emotional scenes as families reunited with their homes, farms and livelihoods. Residents were seen chanting praises and offering prayers for the police, expressing gratitude for what they described as a courageous intervention that restored hope to a community once abandoned by fear.

Many of the returnees commended CP Ahmed Mohammed Bello and the officers involved in the operation for personally venturing into a terrain widely regarded as dangerous in order to guarantee their safe return.

Community leaders described the development as a major milestone in ongoing efforts to restore normalcy in parts of Zamfara affected by banditry, noting that the sustained police presence had strengthened public confidence and encouraged displaced persons to rebuild their lives.

[Abraham Omolewa @OmolewaAbraham]

Funny part is,

I later realized Diezani never stole $20B, The PwC audit report showed it was a reconciliation error from the CBN, and the amount in question was $1.48B in fees that should have been remitted.

She likely still stole millions of $$, tho.

Lies spread a lot lol.

[Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories]

BREAKING NEWS: Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the ICPC to arrest a former Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, Uche Nnaji, over certificate forgery.

[Tunde Obadina @TundeObadina1]

The main reason Nigeria exports raw cocoa beans instead of capturing more value from chocolate production is not simply the absence of local factories.
The real issue is competitiveness. Turning cocoa into globally competitive chocolate at scale requires more than processing plants—it requires integration into global value chains.
Chocolate markets are dominated by established multinationals with strong brands, distribution networks, and marketing power. These downstream activities capture most of the value.
New entrants in Africa face high barriers, including high fixed capital cost, strict quality and food safety standards, unreliable infrastructure, and often limited access to affordable finance.
Even if production is successful, reaching global consumers is difficult without scale and access to established retail and branding channels.
In a market economy, success isn’t just about producing goods—it’s about being able to sell them competitively at scale within global systems.
So the challenge isn’t simply “build more local processing,” but building firms that can survive and compete within complex global value chains.

[Elnathan John @elnathan_john]

A weak, indecisive president in a place like Nigeria is just as dangerous, if not even more dangerous than an outright evil one. Because with an evil dictator you at least can see who you are fighting. With a weak president, you have no idea who you are fighting, and there will be many evil men who will exploit that weakness and establish mini fiefdoms outside the president's control.

[Daddy D.O🇳🇬 @DOlusegun]

For the first time on such a scale in Nigeria, hundreds of Nigerian Army personnel, widows of fallen heroes, and injured soldiers are set to benefit from a massive 1,550-unit post-service housing scheme taking shape in Jibi along the Abuja-Niger State boundary.

According to the Managing Director of the Federal Housing Authority, the estate is the largest military post-service housing scheme ever undertaken in Nigeria, reflecting the FG’s commitment to improving the welfare of soldiers and their families.

[Nigeria Police Force @PoliceNG]

The murder of His Royal Highness, Eze Barrister Paulinus Ekwueme, the Ochia I of Ochia Kingdom, and five others in Imo State triggered an extensive intelligence-led investigation by the Force Intelligence Department – Special Tactical Squad (FID-STS), which uncovered a wider criminal conspiracy, led to multiple arrests, and culminated in the apprehension of a principal suspect linked to the killings.

This documentary provides an inside look at the operation and the Nigeria Police Force’s pursuit of justice and accountability.

[Woye @woye1]

BACKGROUND STORY OF NIGERIA- EtHIOPIA PRISONER EXCHANGE:

1: In 2019, Tension arose in Ethiopia due to high number of Nigerians detained in Ethiopia.

-(a): However, Ethiopian Govt granted an amnesty to a large Nigerian prisoners.

-(b): But, logistical bottlenecks & subsequent re-arrests for similar drug-related offenses led to renewed diplomatic gridlock.

2; Therefore, the Chairman of @nidcom_gov @abikedabiri STEPPED in 2023 to negotiate a PRISONER- Transfer Memorandum of Understanding with the Ethiopian authorities to bring affected Nigerians back home.

3: in 2024, The Federal High Court issued a binding order as part of MOU to repatriate Nigerians from Ethiopia.

4: The Government finalized the deal in 2024.

5: Don’t forget that Nigerians were held mostly in Kaliti and Aba Samuel prisons for drug related offenses.

6: December 4, 2023; @SenVictorUmeh moved a motion in the @NGRSenate that the FG should rescue Nigerians and @nidcom should work out their reparations. We must commend him too.

7: IMPLEMENTATION:

-(a): Finally, the work done by the Chairman @nidcom_gov @abikedabiri and her team led to the formal agreement signed by the Honorable Minister of @NigeriaMFA @Ojukwu_Bianca and the Honorable Minister of @fmojustice @LOFagbemi with Ethiopian government officials.

8: We must appreciate the President @officialABAT for his leadership and thank you @abikedabiri @YusufTuggar for your leadership. @YemmyAj @JacobSua @Spoiltdr_ @Nancy_i_i @NigeriaStories @PulseNigeria247 @kunmigbenga @ummuh_Zahra @Abioolah @Pressman2040 @Yeribaaba @lollylarry1 @Mario9jaa @ennyola0015 @Engr_hauwerh @enilowo @NnamdiUzoukwu @nnoni61 @AShammeh @Comradegold @RealBushariSMA @ui_shehu @abs_uiux