Allah knows I’m still in shock as to how 500 people were kidnapped in broad daylight in Borgu of Niger State. When I first saw the news I doubted it until I called a trusted friend from the local Government who confirmed it. It’s surprising that life’s moving on as if all is well. Alaji Koh Awakai dari biyar fa aka kwashe abub tashin hankali ne.
I have been reluctant to speak publicly about a private matter, but what has happened over the past few weeks has gone beyond a personal disagreement. It is now affecting my reputation, my home, my wife and my family, and I believe I need to put my side of the story on record.
Just note that no terrorist, no kidnapper, no drug trafficker in detention of the NPF, military, Nigerian Correctional Services has ever died in detention. At least, not like bulk chickens!
But 37 young folks died in the custody of CIVIL DEFENSE. Untried, undocumented. CIVIL DEFENSE!
Did someone call for those boys to be silenced?
Was it their employer trying to cover up?
Why was their funeral so quick?
So many questions unanswered.
@amnesty@fijnigeria@BTOofficial
Abacus was killed, ya’radua was also unalived! They never really anticipated Jonathan or they reacted late, hence the who movement to take him out office which unfortunately fellow Nigerians like you and me sold the country just cos they wanted power.
Where did APC get all the monies they were throwing around then??
Where is BBC (not the one blackbonez used in pipping odumodu’s babe o) and CNN today?? Where are they??
I’ll help you! They’re are busy amplifying the whole Christian genocide bullshit so they can actually use that as a means to have foot presence in Nigeria which tinubu has approved for them so he can win his election in 2027.
At least we were all here early this year when Maduro was kidnapped??? What was their reason?? He’s a “dictator” and a “drug dealer”
The same people that claim to fight drugs, the same people that have tinubu’s drug files with them actually attended his inauguration.
Escobar has to die but tinubu should be president. Why??
Two different tales from the same mouth!
How is it that Paul biya of Cameroon was never referred to as a dictator but gaddaffi was killed cos he’s a dictator. Look at Libya today since gaddaffi died.
What has Paul biya done for Cameroonians?? Someone that lives abroad while he’s the president??
Why did the CIA murder lumumba brutally??? What were his crimes???
Why does every Nigerian president go to London first before contesting for presidency??
On a good day we’ll all down and look at the parameters they used in giving Nigeria its “independence”, that’s a story for another day
If you’re doing their bidding, CNN and BBC will be working overtime to sanitize your government’s image, even if you commit all manner of atrocities and “human rights violations”, they might even give you a global sports event to host so you can use that to launder your government’s image
Failure to do that, you attract their wrath!!
For anybody that cares to want to know, boko haram, iswap, lukarawa, etc, these are just foot soldiers planted by the coalition of strong nations calling the shots in the world to check whatever nationalist activities in sub Saharan Africa.
If Peter Obi somehow gets declared as the president of Nigeria, what boko haram did during Johnathan’s period will be child’s play. They’ll start going from house to house killing and murdering people in the cities, no longer in the village, just to create an uprising to topple the government.
Let’s do a little throw back. Prior to 2014, BH had over 10LGA in borno, All efforts to wipe them proved abortive until Johnathan went to employ a mercenary group from South Africa, that’s when we actually started fighting.
In months, this group was able to take back most of those LGA from BH remaining about 3/4. Unfortunately, Johnathan left and buhari came into power. You know the first thing buhari did?? Mf cancelled the contract of the mercenaries and BH resumed their normal operations which has lasted till date.
Pathetically, Nigeria and Ivory Coast have been the base for all manner of the foot soldiers of the west, aka terrorists, to plot their attacks and retreats from the countries that broke away from the western influenced ecowas, which includes Niger, Burkina Faso and Mali.
Ever since they broke away from exowas and formed their own union, it’s been from one terrorist attack to another. Why?? We are talking huge scale attacks
As a matter of fact, there was a proper coordinated militia attack on Mali some months ago. I’m talking proper attacks from different corners from over 12,000 militants, which ended up costing the life of their defense minister.
Do you know how incredible that number is?? Do you know how difficult it is to even raise, camp and train 1,000 men???
Who funds them??
Who houses them??
Who trains them?
Who arms them?
Who gives them vehicles and fuel??
your own reality, japa wont and can’t save us all. Which country will accept over 200m refugees or immigrants??
This 14-year-old boy, Eze Bryan Chinny from White Cloud College, Abakaliki, Ebonyi State, won today’s Sterling Bank Online Maths Quiz. He won the N500k prize.
He took first position at the elimination stage and also won the live show.
He is the best in Maths in Nigeria for the month of August.
He is in SS1, and is also the best student overall in his class. He is a genius.
What a star!
What's happening?
I'm struggling with my youtube journey. i have regret i knew how much youtube could change my life from my teen age but i didn't have direction and audacity to lock in.
Ten years later I'm just starting over again will i succeed or will i fail again.
Best analogy from Peter in one of those videos😭
He was referring to Paul:
You sang and wrote 99% of the songs. Okay PSquare is here, Davido, Burna Boy, and every other person has overtaken PSquare since they broke up.
Why are you not selling arenas again Mr 99%?😂😂😂
A wicked analogy
There’s something about Nigeria that seems to make people abandon the manners and discipline they display elsewhere. The last time I visited, I witnessed something that left me genuinely shocked.
My flight to the UK was uneventful, but the connecting flight from the UK to Nigeria was a completely different experience. Many of the passengers had traveled from different parts of the world and connected through the UK, yet the moment they were headed to Nigeria, basic courtesy seemed to disappear.
When we arrived at Murtala Muhammed Airport, there was a queue because part of the airport was under construction and passengers were being directed through a smaller exit. Instead of waiting their turn, some people became impatient and started climbing over barricades to squeeze through the gate. Men and women who had just arrived from countries where they would never attempt such behavior suddenly began jumping the line, pushing past others, and forcing their way through.
At one point, someone stepped on me and kept moving without saying a word. When I called his attention to it, he turned, looked me up and down as if I was the one being unreasonable for expecting basic courtesy, and walked away without apologizing.
The whole experience was chaotic. It felt as though everyone believed they had to display some form of “gra gra” just to leave the airport. What struck me most was that these same people would never behave this way at Heathrow or any other major international airport.
Experiences like this make me wonder why years of exposure to more orderly systems often fail to translate into better standards back home. Many people spend decades in highly organized societies, yet return to recreate the same habits and environments they once complained about.
Good. At our big ages, we should know better about violating other people’s privacy.
Why is she taking a picture a customer at work, with zero consent?? She is actually a liability to that workplace and they did themselves a solid by letting her go.