J Huntsman

Assembler | OSINT-(SMI) | SecRiskOps | ESRM and Analytical Tradecraft | Non Sibi Sed Patriae | Human Male 🤭

[J Huntsman @JesseAOA]

Patriotism thrives in a just system that rewards, motivates, and inspires its people. In contrast, greed, dishonesty, and corruption destroys national pride and discourages loyalty. A just system of governance begets true patriots.
#Sentinel #ForGodAndCountry

[J Huntsman @JesseAOA]

This might sound absurd but it's not far from the truth. The victim in question was pivotal during peace building and Countering Violent. Extremism (CVE).

[OlogunBlakScorpion @BlakOlogun31176]

@ZagazOlaMakama I can tell you for a matter of fact, this man and his son were killed by fellow fulanis.

Someone who wants a bloodbath in Benue and in the country is behind this.

[Mobilisingnigerians™ @mobilisingniger]

I know you want to project stories but stop projecting what never happened or what happened before to claim to be what happened, this video was a taken long ago when security forces carried out operation in Budo Musa, and you can listen that both speakers are fulbe speakers. Always verify before you push out information.

[J Huntsman @JesseAOA]

@LagosPoliceNG @TunjiDisu1 @CspIniedu @aleeygiwa @Mr_JAGs @AbimbolaShotayo It's sad looking at the comments, like people actually what to see a report of terrorism linkage. It's a shame, people should think of the bigger implications of their comments.

[Hadiza Isma El-Rufai @hadizel]

*buck

[J Huntsman @JesseAOA]

@BM_Akus @alouibrahim92 I would like to sample your thoughts here, what other ethnic groups do you have in mind to be included?

[Daily Trust @daily_trust]

Minimum Wage: N70,000 No Longer Sustainable – Gbaja
https://t.co/DbQnBOcprV

[Bible 365 @Bible365_]

“He will never leave you nor forsake you.” — Deuteronomy 31:6

[ÀKÓBÍI DADDY MI @optama]

Same should be signed and replicated here for terrorists and kidnappers.
And no, it won’t affect the non-kinetic approaches.

[TheCable @thecableng]

FEMI ADEOLA: "The most important battles against terrorism are not always fought on the battlefield. They are often fought in places the public never sees inside intelligence fusion centres, financial intelligence units, compliance departments, regulatory agencies and investigative teams tracking suspicious transactions across borders and continents." https://t.co/h89iEqtOyi

[Arewa @temilade_david]

FIMI is no longer a future threat, it is “actively” reshaping our society.

The work is far from over. We need to aggressively and systematically defend our information space.  #globalfact2026 in Vilnius
@Poynter @factchecknet @KasMedia

[Africa Terrorism Tracker @AfricaaTT]

🇳🇬 #Nigeria: "Lakurawa" fighters on motorbikes were filmed in Zugurma, Niger State.

This incident indicates a significant geographic expansion of jihadist activity into Nigeria's North-Central region.

📌 Geolocation: (9.451370, 4.970316) https://t.co/vyiGUIyyEQ

[Sir Kay @Rise_Forge]

MAJOR SEGUN ABIODUN ONI: THE SPECIAL FORCES WARRIOR WHO NEVER CAME BACK

Some soldiers serve.
Some soldiers lead.

A few become legends long before their final battle.
Major Segun Abiodun Oni (Maj SA Oni) belonged to the last category.

Born on 20 December 1986 in Benin City, Edo State, the gallant officer hailed from Eruku in Ekiti Local Government Area of Kwara State. He began his educational journey at Ebenezer Nursery and Primary School, Ilorin, before proceeding to the prestigious Nigerian Military School (NMS), Zaria, where he studied from 1999 to 2004. He was later commissioned into the Nigerian Army as a Second Lieutenant on 17 September 2011 after completing his Military rigorous training in NDA.

An Infantry officer by corps, Major Oni quickly distinguished himself as an exceptional combat leader. Over the years, he served in virtually every major theatre of operations in Nigeria, participating in

✓Operation Lafiya Dole (now Operation Hadin Kai),
✓Operation Nut Cracker,
✓Operation Safe Haven, ✓Operation Restore Peace, ✓Operation Ceto Dole,
✓Operation Forest Sanity, and ✓Operation Whirl Punch.

His career saw him occupy several strategic appointments, including serving as
✓Platoon Commander, 72 Special Forces Battalion,
✓Company Second-in-Command, Armed Forces Special Forces Battalion, and later ✓Second-in-Command, Defence Headquarters Special Operations Forces Battalion.

But what truly set Major Oni apart was his dedication to Special Operations.

He trained extensively both within and outside Nigeria, earning elite qualifications in Special Purpose •Counter-Terrorism and
•Ranger Operations in Belarus, •Special Forces Airborne Training at Fort Bragg, United States,
•Special Forces Reconnaissance in South Africa, and
•Advanced Military courses in the United Kingdom and Switzerland.

On 13 August 2023, while leading troops on a mission against heavily armed bandits in Niger State, Major Oni and his men came under a fierce t£rrorist ambush. True to the creed of Special Forces officers, he led from the front and paid the ultimate price in the service of his Nation. He was 36 years old.

Beyond the battlefield, Major Oni was also a scholar. Before his untimely death, he was pursuing a Master's degree in Peace and Conflict Resolution at the Nigerian Defence Academy Postgraduate School, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to learning, leadership, and Nation-building.

Those who knew him describe him as a brilliant, humble, and highly respected officer. An outstanding Ex-Boy, a dependable leader, and above all, a soldier deeply loved by his men. In the military, respect cannot be demanded, it is earned. Major Oni earned it in abundance.

His death was felt deeply across the Armed Forces and beyond.

So profound was his impact that the Nigerian Army later immortalized him by naming the newly constructed 1 Division Garrison Main Gate in his honour.

He was a fine Officer, A great Special Forces Operator, A brilliant Scholar, A Patriot and of course a charismatic Leader.

Major SA Oni did not merely wear the uniform.
He honoured it.

And though he has fallen, his name now belongs to that sacred roll of Nigerian warriors who gave everything so that others may live.

Rest on, Warrior.
Once a Boy Soldier. Forever a Soldier.

We Have The Watch, Thank You for your service Sir 🇳🇬🫡

👉 Follow @Rise_forge for more stories celebrating Nigeria's heroes, Military history, and remarkable personalities shaping our Nation.

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

You are either wilfully blind or dangerously complicit.

Let me make this clear as a soldier who has fought these "marauders": the people you are asking us to negotiate with are the same people who have beh£@ded soldiers, ki
!dn@pp£d schoolchildren, and turned communities into graveyards.

No government will negotiate with t£rr0r!sts who have no respect for human life.

The only "negotiation" they will hear is the sound of a bullet leaving the barrel of a rifle. The only "dialogue" they will understand is the thunder of an airstrike.

You speak of negotiation as if these cr!m!nals have grievances. They do not. They have greed. They have bloodlust. They have a business model built on extortion, k!dn@pp!ng, and murder.

Every time you call for dialogue, you legitimise their vawulence. Every time you question their designation as t£rr0r!sts, you give them cover to continue their atrocities.

The time for negotiation is over. The time for action is now.

The military is not "rushing" to declare them t£rr0r!sts. We are simply calling them what they are; £n£mies of the state. And £n£mies of the state will be treated as such.

So, Sheikh Gumi, keep your sermons for the faithful. The soldiers are busy defending the nation without your advice.

[J Huntsman @JesseAOA]

Unpopular Opinion:

Media sensationalism of kidnap for ransom is a push factor for more groups to indulge in low risk: low reward attacks.

[Ifeanyi UDDIN @IfeanyiUddin]

Birds of Lagos (Woodland Kingfisher - Halcyon senegalensis).
#BirdsOfLagos

[Malik Samuel @Sazedek]

Kudos to the security forces. Rustled cattle were also recovered in the joint operation. Gummi has become the gateway for jihadist entry into Zamfara State, with Lakurawa and JNIM now operating there.

Operations like this send a message to the groups. However, they must be sustained. Similarly, communities need a physical security presence to prevent likely reprisals from these groups.

[m. u @secmxx]

Niger republic internal affairs minister has arrived in Cotonou, Benin Republic.. The visit is expected to result in talks regarding reopening of Niger-Benin border crossing

[ARISE NEWS @ARISEtv]

NSCDC FCT Commandant Olusola Odumosu warns that security agency rivalries are weakening efforts to tackle insecurity. https://t.co/uELgdZhJ3X

[m. u @secmxx]

A joint operation between the army, vigilantes, maiduguri special hunters and the airforce has handed the bandits horde ransacking villages in Gummi axis of Zamfara a massive beating... This is the first reported offensive operations by maiduguri cjtf in the area... The 100+ bikes bandits horde have scattered with most trying to escape the operations,

[J Huntsman @JesseAOA]

Public execution, hmmm

[TheCable @thecableng]

TRENDING VIDEO: "We will set up a special court to try kidnappers and cultists in Edo. I will sign their execution orders and they will be hanged at Ring Road roundabout." — Monday Okpebholo