Kylian Kay

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[The Iran Spectator @IR_Media24]

Mehdi Hassan: "Which country in the Middle East has nuclear weapons? It's not Iran, it's Israel... Which country in the Middle East attacked six countries last year? It wasn't Iran, it was Israel."

The problem is Israel, not Iran

[Kylian Kay @kayboymkaya]

I will never travel by road in NIGERIA

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

Libya had the highest standard of living in Africa.

Then it was "liberated."

Now it has open slave markets.

Actual, literal slave markets.

In 2026.

The people who did the "liberating" have not returned to fix it.

They are busy identifying the next country that needs to be "liberated."

[Kylian Kay @kayboymkaya]

Is she high

[Trending Explained @TrendingEx]

Video: NAFDAC DG Mojisola Adeyeye burst into laughter after a journalist told her Nigerians are calling for her resignation over the fake products in circulation.

[𝐃𝐫 𝐀𝐛𝐮𝐛𝐚𝐤𝐚𝐫 𝐇𝐢𝐝𝐢𝐦𝐚 @Realoilsheikh]

I am a fan. I am a political disciple of Malam, and a believer in his competence. He isn't perfect. But he is the best politician alive in Northern Nigeria.

Retweet if you're a fan!

[Nnamdi Obi @nnamdiobiii]

Hey Olodo, Let me educate you a bit.

Calling you a fool will be a compliment. At least a fool doesn't know better.

You want continental unification, but you can't unify two sentences of critical thought. Sit down and read before you type again.

You're crying about African leaders while ignoring who actually runs the table. Here's the evidence, point by point, since you clearly haven't done fifteen minutes of reading before opening your mouth.

I have added sources so you will not say you missed it.

1. Terrorism financing runs through the "respectable" class, not just bandits in the bush

David Hundeyin's own reporting, Cornflakes for Jihad, lays out how NASCO's founder, a man with access to federal ministers and even the president, allegedly laundered money for GSPC, the Algerian terror network whose fighters trained in 2002 and later formed the founding core of Boko Haram.

Source: https://t.co/RVK1SROtHe

Fast forward to now. In 2026, Senator Shehu Buba is facing public allegations of terrorism financing, surfaced by a private citizen named Hassan Fulani, not by david oo.

The Federal Government's own Sanctions Committee has published updated lists of over fifty sanctioned terrorism financiers in 2026 alone, including companies.

The EFCC reported over 900 convictions for financial crimes between January and April 2026, including a former bank MD, a former minister, and a former senator. Where's your outrage for any of that? Nowhere. Because it doesn't fit your script.

Sources: https://t.co/KJ25fZ9RrD

https://t.co/iplTBEJKjd

https://t.co/LuJtjwwYQT

2. The banks, NGOs, and old money never get the same scrutiny

If you want accountability, name the banks moving this money. Name the NGOs used as cover. Name the decades-old conglomerates sitting on unexplained fortunes built off exactly this kind of laundering.

You won't, because your entire worldview depends on the accountability conversation stopping at Aso Rock and never reaching Wall Street, Zurich, or Dubai.

Even the Nigerian Senate knows this. In December 2025 it passed an Anti-Terrorism Act amendment specifically to force the naming of sponsors and financiers, after the House of Representatives demanded the executive name terrorism financiers outright.

That bill exists because for over a decade the government has known who's funding this and refused to name names. That's the accountability gap you should be screaming about.

Source: https://t.co/V4YoEJSmLt

3. Your "independent" media is funded by the same foreign hand you pretend doesn't exist

Premium Times, Sahara Reporters, ICIR, the Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism, Daily Trust Foundation, all of them have taken direct MacArthur Foundation money through its "On Nigeria" program. Not once, repeatedly. $5 million in 2017, $6.3 million in 2019, $19.2 million in 2022.

That's over $30 million in traceable grants to the exact outlets that lecture Nigerians about foreign influence and accountability. Public record, on MacArthur's own website, not a rumor.

Sources: https://t.co/Nj5Qx7V62C

https://t.co/26MRnIDQzZ

https://t.co/G19HI3hDN1

So spare me the lecture about who's compromised.

4. The CIA has physically operated inside Nigeria, not in theory, in practice

Declassified JFK-era files, released in 2025, confirm the CIA ran an active covert station in Lagos throughout the 1960s, one of only six on the entire continent alongside Nairobi, Johannesburg, Pretoria, Rabat, and Salisbury.

Source: https://t.co/AEX5CSi7Vn

And more recently, a retired CIA officer wrote, in her own published memoir "The Sisterhood," about running an agency operation out of Maiduguri during the Buhari years, dropped into the region alone with a hundred thousand dollars in agency cash, operating under NGO and aid cover while Boko Haram's ISWAP rebrand was underway. That's not a theory. That's a former officer confirming it herself in print.

Source: https://t.co/AeqEFdLqFj

That is a foreign intelligence service operating on our soil, funded, admitted, and documented.

5. Even our defense sector isn't fully ours anymore

Terra Industries, marketed to Nigerians as our homegrown defense tech success story, is backed by Palantir, a company whose software already runs inside the CIA, the Pentagon, and Israel's Ministry of Defence, and whose founder's network sits inside the current US administration.

Critics have said plainly that when your security infrastructure's biggest investor already serves two foreign militaries and an intelligence agency, the question of who Africa's defense systems ultimately answer to isn't paranoia, it's arithmetic.

Source: https://t.co/QVmDJguGoY

Palantir's pattern isn't unique to us either. It just won a £240 million no-bid enterprise deal with the UK Ministry of Defence after hiring four former MoD officials, and internal Pentagon memos this year proposed funneling it up to $244 million more without competitive bidding. This is a company that embeds itself inside a government's decision-making before it ever wins the contract. Now it's inside ours.

Sources: https://t.co/OpaIpNrxvN

https://t.co/HAmqjjPtW8

6. Even the "reintegration" of Boko Haram is a European grant program, and the money trail is the real story

This is happening right now. The EU has committed €731 million to Nigeria for 2021 to 2027, and a clause buried in that partnership explicitly funds the reintegration of former Boko Haram, ISWAP, and JNIM fighters back into communities in Borno, Yobe, and Adamawa.

On top of that, the EU separately pledged €300 million for counter-extremism work, including a dedicated €20 million line and a €7.5 million "RAMPARTS" program specifically for reintegrating ex-Boko Haram members.

Sources: https://t.co/PsR93tOvUg

https://t.co/SHJkP5QRV9 https://t.co/LObVqDR0dj

Read that again. The men who killed our people, burned our villages, and orphaned over 50,000 children are being reintegrated with European grant money, delivered through NGOs and UN agencies as implementing partners, while the Senate itself, led by voices like Adams Oshiomhole, is on record rejecting the policy because it pardons killers while victims still suffer.

Source: https://t.co/CpE0BwTwuE

So here's my question for you directly.
Did you call out the government for quietly signing this. Did you call out the NGOs and UN agencies acting as implementing partners for this money.
Did you call out the banks and financial channels processing hundreds of millions of euros in grants that end up rehabilitating terrorists instead of compensating their victims. You didn't.
Not one post, not one word.

Of every foreign bank, NGO, foundation, intelligence agency, defense contractor, and now EU grant program on this list, funding either the terrorism or its "reintegration," name one you've ever said a single word about. You can't.

That's the whole point. You were never against foreign interference. You were only ever against Africans noticing it.

David is not your mate and you certainly do not operate with an IQ worthy of comprehension.

The next time you want to open your hole to speak, remember that there are people like me who do not let foolishness slide.

We will educate you by force.

Don't try this nonsense again.

[Kylian Kay @kayboymkaya]

@evand8744w @ruffydfire My whole view about Portugal 🇵🇹 just changed.

[Kylian Kay @kayboymkaya]

Way to go Governor

[The Yoruba Times @TheYorubaTimes]

Niger State Governor Umar Bago has come under criticism from some Muslim hardliners after making a declaration.

"Any mosque or imam found preaching extremism, terrorism, hatred, violence or division should be reported. The imam will be arrested and the mosque closed."

The governor's directive has sparked widespread debate, with critics arguing that the measure targets Islamic clerics, while supporters say it is aimed at tackling radicalisation and strengthening security across Niger State.

[Kylian Kay @kayboymkaya]

@lorddrey Iran must win

[Kylian Kay @kayboymkaya]

@vanguardngrnews Thank You Hon Yusuf

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

A Wife’s Tears, A Nation’s Conscience: Let Justice Have a Heart.

I woke this morning in America and was deeply moved by an emotional viral video of Hajiya Asiya El-Rufai, prompting deep reflection on our nation’s future.

Regardless of the allegations against Mallam Nasir El-Rufai or any other citizen, justice must be transparent and fair, with reasonable bail conditions that should not be seen as punitive before trial. In a democracy governed by the rule of law, institutions exist to protect every citizen's rights, regardless of their background.

We must resist any hint of selective justice that erodes public trust and threatens national unity. Those tasked with enforcing our laws must act professionally and strictly follow due process.

Let us strive for a Nigeria where the law is paramount, and where every citizen is guaranteed dignity and justice. This is the foundation of the New Nigeria we envisage. -PO

[Kylian Mbappé @KMbappe]

Madame Celeste Amarilla,
Vous êtes une femme méprisable et indigne de sa fonction.
Vous ne représentez pas le Paraguay, ce pays qui a transpiré la passion et l’honneur tout au long de la compétition. Par votre inconscience et votre racisme décomplexé, le monde entier a déjà oublié le parcours et l’effort historique que vos joueurs ont réalisés durant cette coupe du monde pour laisser place à une dame incompétente donnant la pire image possible de son pays.
Je ne laisserai jamais aux gens comme elle, la liberté de laisser propager leur haine et leur racisme à travers le monde.

[Kylian Kay @kayboymkaya]

@lorddrey But it’s quite the opposite

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

Today is D-day.

Our boys are now at the Università Campus Bio-Medico di Roma for the Grand Finale of the International STEM Olympiad in Rome, Italy.

I’m optimistic about their victory.

[Oku @oku_yungx]

Nigerian Bloggers won’t see this post to make it viral. If them see negativity, their penis go just hard like brick.

Bastards.

[Kylian Kay @kayboymkaya]

African Best

[JayP🪖💲 @adedeife]

Happy birthday to the greatest live performer ever! 🎤 🎉

The microphone magician turns 35 today. 🐐

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

For the record, people from countries that have never had a successful modern revolution need to learn to sit down and shut up more often when those with actual revolutions in progress are going about their business.

If Burkina Faso is receiving criticism from Chinese, Vietnamese, Russian, Cuban, North Korean or Iranian sources, such criticism can be taken seriously and acted on. The source makes the critique valid because they've actually been there and done that.

But if the criticism is coming from our chronically online brethren in White-istan, their cousins in Epstein-istan, and their eternally hapless southern vassals in Arab-istan and Afristan, it has all the value of a Child Rights bill sponsored by Ghislaine Maxwell.

If you haven't figured out how to stop your own taxes from being directly used to fund the wholesale murder of Sahelian villagers, Congolese shopkeepers, Iranian schoolchildren and Palestinian olive farmers; if your own government has revealed that it is controlled by a network of rich White-istanis who eat cute little white girls with pigtails and call their meat "jerky" and you did absolutely nothing about it except make upper case tweets with lots of exclamation marks, your opinions about Ibrahim Traoré, Burkina Faso, the Sahelian Alliance, or any other anti-imperial project are completely worthless and nobody needs them.

That Palestine flag on your Twitter display name has zero revolutionary value and nothing you say has any value. At best, you're a cheerleader and nothing more. So stay on the sidelines, wave your internet pom-poms and learn to shut the fuck up while the actual players on the field get things done.

Rant over.

[Kylian Kay @kayboymkaya]

@Big_Mck This was the time, he became my favorite player of all time