Our President is desperate to keep Nigerians from having full details of his trial in the US over drugs. He says he is entitled to his privacy as provided by US law. But Nigerians want to know EVERYTHING about their President.This is our ENTITLEMENT:His education and integrity.
I went to my PFA to make some enquiries, I asked if I was to start collecting pension now that I am 50 how much will it be monthly, the amount I was told is more than state civil service Director's monthly salary.
I spent less than 15 years in banking, Let them keep telling you civil service is better than banking.
The almajiri crisis is more than poverty, it’s systemic neglect that every Nigerian leader shall account for in the hereafter.
Children growing up without access to education, shelter, healthcare, or protection are left exposed to manipulation. When a child feels invisible and hopeless, anyone offering “purpose” can exploit that. This is not just a social issue, it’s a national emergency we keep ignoring.
A LIST OF ILLUSIONS:
Democracy, privacy, freedom of speech, rule of law, international norms, media neutrality, government accountability, transparency, honesty, integrity, fairness, justice, human rights.
With a very heavy heart, we are reaching out to ask for help.
A dear friend’s mother is currently battling a serious heart condition and urgently needs a life-saving heart surgery.
Account Name: Onyeka Okwuosah
Account Number: 2068008644
Bank: UBA
With the help of barrister Nuhu Hamza Dantani, a petition has been filed against the DSS for their human rights violations in Nigeria.
#NoMoreDSS#TinubuMustGo#ProtectNigerians
After much reflection, I have decided to resign from my position as Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, effective today.
I cannot in good conscience support the ongoing war in Iran. Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation, and it is clear that we started this war due to pressure from Israel and its powerful American lobby.
It has been an honor serving under @POTUS and @DNIGabbard and leading the professionals at NCTC.
May God bless America.
Maiduguri blasts: Police confirm 23 dead, 108 injured as security heightened
By: Zagazola Makama
The Nigeria Police Force in Borno State has confirmed that 23 persons were killed and 108 others injured following multiple explosions that rocked Maiduguri on Monday evening, in what authorities described as coordinated suicide attacks.
The incidents, which occurred at about 7:24 p.m., targeted crowded and strategic locations within the metropolis, including the Maiduguri Monday Market, the gate of the University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital, and the Post Office Flyover, Maiduguri.
In a statement issued by the Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Nahum Kenneth Daso, preliminary investigations revealed that the explosions were carried out by suspected suicide bombers using improvised explosive devices (IEDs).
The coordinated nature of the attacks, which struck nearly simultaneously across different parts of the city, has raised fresh concerns about evolving tactics by insurgent groups seeking to undermine ongoing counter-terrorism efforts in the North-East.
Zagazola noted that the choice of targets particularly a major market, a hospital vicinity, and a busy flyover suggests an intent to maximise casualties, spread fear, and disrupt socio-economic activities in the state capital.
In response, a combined team of Police Tactical Units, military personnel and other joint security operatives were immediately deployed to the affected areas.
The scenes were swiftly secured and cordoned off, while the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Unit conducted detailed sweep operations to rule out the presence of additional explosive devices.
The Commissioner of Police, CP Naziru Abdulmajid, led a high-level assessment visit to the affected locations, where he commiserated with victims and their families.
He assured residents of the command’s unwavering commitment to safeguarding lives and property, noting that enhanced security measures had been activated across the state.
Emergency responders, including the National Emergency Management Agency and the Borno State Emergency Management Agency, worked in coordination with medical teams to evacuate victims to hospitals, where they are currently receiving treatment.
Despite the scale of the attacks, authorities made the efforts to restore normalcy in the affected areas, with security presence significantly increased across Maiduguri and its environs.
Residents have been urged to remain calm but vigilant, particularly in public places, and to promptly report any suspicious movements or objects to security agencies.
The command also commended the resilience and cooperation of residents, reiterating its commitment to maintaining peace and stability in the state.
After the bomb blast in Maiduguri this evening, the reality is once again staring everyone in the face. It’s unbelievable that in 2026, ordinary citizens are still forced to live with the constant fear of being blown up at any moment.
The truth is that this is not just a tragedy it is a failure of governance. The Nigeria government has repeatedly promised security, yet people continue to suffer the consequences of weak protection, poor intelligence coordination, and years of neglected security reforms. Citizens should not have to wake up every day wondering if they will survive a trip to the market or their own neighborhood.
When bomb blasts become part of daily life, it shows how badly the system has failed the people it is supposed to protect. The government must be held accountable for allowing insecurity to persist while ordinary Nigerians keep paying the price with their lives.
Been roaming the Dubai airspace for two hours hoping that the situation with the airport closure changes. We have just been informed now that we have to divert to Medina. This accidental Hajj was unexpected but it is well. 😇