@iyaboawokoya@ishakaa@NewsCentralTV@iamjoehanson n October 2010, ahead of the 2011 general elections, Alh LawalKaita stated that if the ruling party's candidate from the South (GEJ) won the presidency instead of a northern candidate, "even if he wins he will not be able to rule, we will make the country ungovernable for him."
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Achievements Of Legends Are Always Extremely Difficult To Erase ‼️🚨‼️🚨‼️🚨
I deliberately archived some of these historical events because I knew a day like this will come
For for me that is the least I can do for a decent, disciplined, pious, incorruptible and patriotic leader like President Buhari
Especially when T-Pain himself, 50 Cent, DPO, Umahi, Akpabio, Oshiomhole, Gbaja and other low level regime operatives started using words like “we inherited a very terrible economic situation, comatose, dead & bleeding economy”
Recall Baba Buhari himself alerted the nation of “revisionists” in an emotion laden voice without mentioning names during the launching of the @FemAdesina book on January 16th 2024
The efforts at erasing his names from his legacy projects, programs and policies started even before he left Abuja for his village in Daura on the 29th May 2023
The choice of “obliterate” evokes a powerful inner feeling of a man that was hurt and felt betrayed by people he thought were genuinely his partners
May Allah in his infinite wisdom continue to bless him with Aljanna Firdaus
I love how Pastor Tony Rapu is intentional about using the gospel as a means to improve the lives of people.
Iku Benny could have died in one of those street fights many years ago but 20 years later, look at him now…
@ChaosLensX Insanity!!!! Stop giving to “HOMELESS” It’s a scam! I told my husband six years ago I noticed the fake homeless people switching out and exchanging props to each each other. I’ve seen it myself here in my area in America! 100% don’t give to a homeless person.resources available
Terrorism: Sokoto High Court Imposes Death Penalty on Three Including a Foreigner Arrested by DSS.
A High Court sitting in Sokoto State has sentenced three men, including a foreign national, to death by hanging, following their conviction on charges bothering on terrorism and arms proliferation.
The convicts, Yusuf Muhammad (alias Sallau), a Nigeriene, Jabbi Alhaji Yalle, and Kabiru Muhammad were apprehended on 13th June, 2025, by the Department of State Services Counter Terrorism Unit in connection with cross-border criminal activities bordering on arms trafficking and terrorism.
The case, marked SS/45c/2026, was presided over by Justice Muhammad Nuraddeen Bello of High Court No. 23, Sokoto.
Delivering judgment, Justice Bello found all three defendants guilty as charged and sentenced them to death by hanging. The court also ordered the forfeiture of all monetary exhibits recovered from the convicts to the Federal Government.
Observers say, the conviction is the latest in a series of successful prosecutions by the DSS in its sustained operations against terrorism and organised cross-border criminal networks across Nigeria
I've noticed something interesting.
When a video of Police misconduct is released, it spreads rapidly and receives widespread attention. However, when an officer is dismissed for misconduct, a kidnapped victim returns safely, or stolen goods are recovered, these positive outcomes often receive little notice.
Bad news spreads quickly because it aligns with existing expectations and requires little reflection. Good news, however, challenges us to reconsider our views, which can be uncomfortable even when supported by clear evidence.
We're not asking for blind praise. Hold us accountable for our failures, always. But hold us accountable for the good as honestly as you hold us accountable for the bad.
If only negative incidents are highlighted, positive achievements may not be trusted. When you encounter stories of justice served, victims rescued, or criminal networks dismantled, consider sharing those as well.
Tbh, striving for balance is not bias; it is fairness.
I salute all of us oh…. 👇🏾
NDLEA operatives raided another industrial scale meth lab in an Oyo forest, arresting four Mexicans and recovering illicit substances worth billions of naira. This meth lab was operated by a Nigerian Mexican cartel deep within the forest of Tapa Village, Ibarapa North LGA. Oyo State.
This comes barely a month after the NDLEA uncovered and shut down a similar clandestine meth lab in a forest in Ogun State, where several Mexican suspects were also arrested.
The growing presence of Mexican drug cartel specialists in Southwest Nigeria is concerning. Kudos to the NDLEA for successfully tracking and dismantling these clandestine drug laboratories.
⚠️EXPOSED!! An underground Hezbollah terror tunnel 200 meters long and 25 meters deep, with 4 launch shafts and massive number of weapons.
Share this. The mainstream media won’t.
"The Fulani that are kidnapping people are not Nigerian Fulani. They are mostly Fulani from Chad, we Nigerian Fulani may eat someone else farm with our cow, but we don’t kidnap."
— An abducted Fulani man, narrating his experience after being kidnapped.