They are all our children. Look what weโve allowed happen to them.
The genocidal apartheid regime are doing it and the โWestโ are their cheerleaders.
And our silence permits it.
Mass funeral of 112 people in Gaza
This picture alongside millions will be a testament to the apathy, inaction, inhumanity of our brutal world.
We couldโve stopped it. You definitely could have. May it haunt the whole world.
For those who don't know, Gaza today bids farewell to 112 innocent martyrs, most of them children and women, in what is considered the largest funeral in human history.
While everyone is excited to celebrate Eid tomorrow insha Allah, I pray Allah forgives our dead Muslim brothers and sisters their wrongs and grant them Janat Al-Firdaus ๐คฒ
To everyone reading this,
May Allah ease all your affairs, grant you a righteous and loving family, bless you with pure and halal income, make you among the people of the Qurโan, and grant you a beautiful and righteous ending๐ฉถ.
Nicki, with all honesty, this is the kind of ignorance that gets amplified because of celebrity status. You speak from a place of comfort, not understanding.
You read a one-sided statement and rushed to draw conclusions about a country and people you clearly know nothing about.
No one in Nigeria is being killed for being Christian. Christians worship freely, Muslims worship freely, and traditional believers practice openly. What youโre echoing is not concern, itโs propaganda dressed as compassion.
When you say no group should ever be persecuted, remember that false accusations can also persecute an entire nation.
You live in a country that invaded others under the same excuse of helping, yet left behind chaos and graves.
You speak of persecution while your own system still kills Black people unjustly. Donโt project Americaโs savior complex on Africa. Weโve seen how that story ends every single time.
Nigeriaโs problem is not religion; itโs bad actors exploiting faith for politics. And the West, instead of helping us strengthen unity, keeps the feeding division with selective reports and staged outrage.
Before you thank any president for taking it seriously, ask who benefits from painting Nigeria as a country in crisis.
If you truly care about peace and justice, learn before you speak. Use your voice to bridge understanding, not to echo misinformation. Africa has had enough of pity from people who never cared to understand its truth!