A Heartfelt Tribute to Late Muhammadu Buhari
With heavy hearts and profound gratitude, we pay tribute to a man whose name will forever be etched in the chronicles of Nigeria’s history — Late Muhammadu Buhari. A soldier, a statesman, a patriot, and above all, (1,5)
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@Realoilsheikh Imagine the consequences if they had seized power during the June 12 struggle. The recent implementation of the NADECO Blueprint has further reignited concerns about their underlying agenda, its potential implications 4 Nigeria’s political stability, ethnic relations, & unity.
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MISSING PERSON!
Last seen: Ahmadu Bello Way, Area 11, near Stanbic IBTC, Abuja.
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First of all ask @IsmaeelAhmedB where are the N100 Billion 3,000 20 seater CNG fueled buses T-Pain promised in July 2023?
I really never knew he was the coordinator of this dubious @ArewaForAsiwaju
This provide a greater insight into those that have converged at the Villa in this regime
@IsmaeelAhmedB was the originator of “speaking truth to power” during the PMB administration, always on @channelstv spewing BS on areas he didn’t agree with the PMB administration
Meanwhile things weren’t this crazy in Nigeria
The kleptocracy, opaqueness, ethnocentrism, cluelessness, nepotism, divisiveness, authoritarianism in this regime has never been witnessed before in Nigeria
Just look at @hadizabalausman there, she used to lead the North Is Bleeding hashtag under PMB, suddenly the North is no more bleeding
Meanwhile both of them were appointees of President Buhari but they were free to criticize PMB, can any of them try that now?
Shekarau may be afraid of the @officialEFCC coming back after him and I won’t be surprised if @Badaru_Abubakar is being monitored by @officialEFCC@Badaru_Abubakar who was sacked and claimed he resigned over health issues, he has suddenly regained his health and spearheading a campaign for a man who has destroyed Nigeria and the North in particular
What is he coming to promise again? Will he promise to rebuild Tudun Biri, a resettlement scheme that was already completed and commissioned in January 2026, months before his campaign flag-off? Will he promise to complete the Abuja-Kaduna road that his administration revoked, re-awarded at 752 billion naira, and now claims will be finished by November 2026, just in time for the election? Will he promise the Kaduna Light Rail, a project still in the mobilisation phase, with contractors yet to fully break ground? Will he promise the Mando-Birnin Gwari road, flagged off in August 2026 with a 24-month completion window, meaning it will not be finished until after the votes are counted? What exactly is new? What exactly is sincere? What exactly is not a campaign prop?
The Northwest is the de facto capital of poverty in Nigeria. The National Bureau of Statistics reports a multidimensional poverty rate of 75.8 percent in the region, second only to the Northeast. The Cadre Harmonisé report shows 4.2 million people in the Northwest facing crisis-level food insecurity, with projections rising to 5 million in the 2026 lean season. UNICEF data shows primary school net attendance in the Northwest at just 47.3 percent, meaning more than half of school-age children are out of the classroom. Human Rights Watch, citing SBM Intelligence, recorded 2,938 kidnappings in the Northwest between July 2024 and June 2025, over 60 percent of the national total, with Kaduna alone recording 629 cases. Nigeria Watch recorded 3,974 deaths from rural banditry in 2025, more than double the figure for 2024. These are not political talking points. These are institutional figures. And yet, in the face of this avalanche of suffering, the president has been absent.
What will he tell the mother in Tudun Biri who lost her children to a Nigerian drone? What will he tell the father in Kachia whose family was abducted and never returned? What will he tell the farmer in Kajuru who buried his brothers after bandits attacked? What will he tell the flood victim in Zaria who lost everything? What will he tell the millions of out-of-school children roaming the streets of Kaduna while he commissions rail lines in Lagos? What will he tell the hungry, the poor, the abandoned, the forgotten? What will he promise again?
He will promise roads. He will promise rail. He will promise security. He will promise jobs. He will promise a better future. He will promise everything he promised in 2023 and failed to deliver. He will stand on a stage in Kaduna, surrounded by governors and senators and party chieftains, and he will tell the people that he cares. He will tell them that he has not forgotten them. He will tell them that the best is yet to come. And then he will fly back to Lagos, where the projects are real, where the money flows, where his people live.
Kaduna is not a campaign stop. Kaduna is a crime scene. And the man who is coming to campaign there is the same man who ignored the bodies, ignored the abductions, ignored the floods, ignored the hunger, ignored the children, ignored the pain. He ignored it all for three and a half years. Now he wants their votes. What will he promise again? What will he say that has not already been said? What will he do that has not already been abandoned? The people of Kaduna are waiting. But they are not waiting for promises. They are waiting for justice. They are waiting for a president who shows up when it matters, not when it is convenient. They are waiting for a leader who sees their suffering, not one who sees their votes. Will Tinubu be that leader? Or will he come, wave, promise, and disappear again?
Mohammed Bello Doka can be reached via [email protected]
Abuja Network News
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This is a tragedy that will hunt the North for many decades
A bunch of semi literates and children of cursed depraved parents
Is it a coincidence that most of them actually hate T-Pain and admitted this regime is a disaster, but after being recruited as yan banga are suddenly selling the same damaged good?
One of them called @Waspapping_ just called decent and educated Nigerians pointing out their nuisance “these PEASANTS on Arewa twitter”
Meanwhile all these lunatics are the real peasants and online/offline beggars with no known address whose parents are not known
The joke is on @Waspapping_ and all those currently at the @Arewa4Asiwaju or @ArewaForAsiwaju
@MMAFighting I doubt much. He struggles against elite gabblers because of his weak takedown defence……his bout with Ian Garry as example.
So Islam takes the win any day!
@OkaZila The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report should have tackled this issue way before finalising what is now presumed to be a White Elephant Project. It speaks volumes about the way this administration is trying to loot the country out of existence! Hmnn…
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> Netanyahu expected to lose election
> He’s still facing 7 criminal charges
> He takes a trip to the UAE this week
> He returns to Israel after 6 hour meeting
> He warns of terror plot before elections
> Iranians respond saying they are not planning attack & Netanyahu is just trying to cancel the elections
> 24 hours later flight FZ1073 takes off from UAE to Israel
> Attempted hijacking & 9/11-style terrorist attack on flight
> Israeli special ops on board thwart attack
> Netanyahu immediately convenes security cabinet meeting
All too predictable…
Ever since the “Christian genocide” charade, America has been gaining some major wins in Nigeria. With the latest being this $700 billion “mineral deal.”
First, let’s be precise: I have read the terms, and I haven’t seen anything showing that Nigeria has given the United States exclusive access to our minerals.
But still, there is something I desperately want to understand.
Nigeria supposedly has $700 billion worth of mineral resources. America wants access to critical minerals. We are told American companies will bring capital, technology and expertise.
Fine.
But capital is not the scarce resource here. The minerals are.
If the resources are genuinely commercially valuable, investors will come. American capital, Chinese capital, Indian capital, European capital, Nigerian capital can all come. We can then use the competition to negotiate the best possible terms for Nigeria.
Instead, we flew to New York and held a ceremony celebrating one particular country’s access to our mineral opportunities.
That is the part I find ridiculous.
If this is truly in the interest of Nigeria, why are we behaving as though American capital itself is the prize?
It isn’t.
The prize is the resource. And Nigeria should be making investors compete for access to it, not celebrating the United States’ commitment.
There is another possibility that worries me even more.
Perhaps the Americans are being given some form of preferential access that has not been made public yet. If that is the case, then we have a serious problem, because restricting the pool of potential investors reduces the competition Nigeria can use to bargain for better royalties, taxes, processing, technology transfer, jobs and domestic ownership.
So we are left with two possibilities.
Either this is largely a diplomatic spectacle celebrating the arrival of one source of capital when the whole point of our mineral wealth is that we should be attracting and negotiating with many sources of capital, which makes it pointless and even stupid if you consider the posture, because posture is everything in a negotiation.
Or there are preferential arrangements beneath the framework that we have not been shown, which is even worse.
Neither possibility is in the interest of Nigeria, which makes you wonder if our government is acting under duress.
Your Banking and Tax system handed over to 🇫🇷FRANCE
Your Mines and resources worth $700 billion , handed over to 🇺🇸USA
Your Defence tech and digital data handed over to 🇺🇸 USA
Your strategic Seaport handed over to 🇬🇧 Britain
Your Lithium and cobalt mines handed over to 🇦🇺Australia
Your Health data handed over to 🇺🇸 USA
What then is left of the Nation NIGERIA to serve her 250 million population? NOTHING!
These are the exact same people with history of killing your kings and enslaving your people. The exact same people who invaded, pillaged, raped and looted your resources and artifacts still sitting in their museum till date.
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