FAISAL

[Somto Okonkwo @General_Somto]

“You Went To School, I Went To School. You Graduated, I Graduated. You’re Working, I’m Working. 7 Years After Graduation… You’re Meeting Me And You Want Me To Marry You, And You’re Asking Me If I Have a Car Or a House. So Tell Me… Why Don’t You Have a Car Or a House? We’ve Both Been Earning Salaries For The Past 7 Years. What Did You Do With Your Own Money? Make it, Make Sense.”

[Oyindamola🙄 @dammiedammie35]

Protest Erupts in Katsina as Residents Demand Urgent Action Against T£rr0r!sts.
The protesters questioned how heavily armed t£rr0r!sts continue to move freely in broad daylight while communities suffer repeated att@cks, k!dnappings, and kp@!ns

Even the north is waking up now👏

[Sulaiman Uwaisu Idris @KafinHausaa]

The Shocking Story of a Kidnapping Victim in Kaduna (Part 1)

The victim said: They had detailed information about me. Before kidnapping me, they told me they had spent six weeks gathering intelligence on my movements. They also claimed that the Kaduna State Government withdraws money every month to distribute to bandit camps. However, according to them, only about 1% reaches their group in exchange for stopping attacks along the Kaduna-Abuja Expressway.

He said he was kidnapped on July 16 and arrived at their camp on July 19. Towards the end of July 2024, he witnessed their leader being taken away and later returning in the evening with bags of rice, spaghetti, cartons of noodles, and bundles of cash.

According to him, the leader ordered his men to wake him up and prepare what he called "government food" for him to see, saying:

"They know you speak on radio programs, so see for yourself what the government gives us."

The victim further claimed that the gang leader boasted that they could stop up to 200 vehicles within 30 minutes and that, during major operations, they sometimes abduct hundreds of innocent Nigerians.

He recounted several disturbing incidents he witnessed. One person was allegedly k6lled while attempting to escape. The following day, another captive was shot after the kidnappers initially claimed he was too poor to pay a ransom. He also said that a man whose three children had been kidnapped paid part of the ransom. Two of the children were released, but the third was reportedly beaten to deæth while the kidnappers recorded a video.

The victim said the camp had a steady supply network, claiming that most suppliers were Hausa traders who provided food, petrol, and other necessities. According to him, kidnapping had become a highly organized criminal enterprise, with people supplying food, hard drugs, alcohol, and even ice blocks throughout the day because the profits were extremely high.

He added:

"We trekked for three days through the forests around Rijana before reaching their camp. It is an experience I will never forget. I would not wish anyone, even my worst enemy to fall into the hands of kidnappers."

[ÓMÒÉLÉRÍNJÁRÉ @omoelerinjare]

Uber Tried to Take Over the World, but Nigerian Drivers Taught Them a Lesson They’ll Never Forget! 😂

[Oyindamola🙄 @dammiedammie35]

“Nigeria Is Currently The Poorest Place On Earth To Live. When this government came into existence the first thing they did was place a sledge hammer on the survival mode of Nigerians by removing subsidy and hiking tariffs, without increasing the wages and salaries of people to bear the high cost of living”

- Omoyele Sowore

[Ozor Ndi Ozor @OzorNdiOzor]

Polished English Version:
They travel openly along government tarred roads in convoys, behaving as if their activities are perfectly legal. It is deeply shameful that our country is slowly taking on the appearance of Afghanistan.
As a Nigerian, what approach do you believe should be adopted to bring an end to the security crisis facing our nation?

[Yusuf Dauran @Usouph]

Nobody profiles anyone mistakenly, profiling anyone and setting them up to be killed is done intentionally!
The Uromi-16 victims for example? They were intentionally profiled, with vigilantes present, despite seen on a Dangote truck*, with their hunting guns*, and hunting dogs* attached to the trailer. Infact, despite 3 among them in police custody, it was alleged that it was the Edo Vigilante Commander that asked the mob to kill the others. A Vigilante vividly knows who a bandit or armed robber is and what they look like.
They brought them down, butchered them, burned them alive, the animals killed their hunting dogs too, and the worst among them cheered and recorded with their phones. 1,2,3… about 16 of them were lynched, beaten with iron rods and machetes, tied to tyres, set ablaze, some burning alive trying to somehow escape the burning flames, were beaten again, fetched with wheel barrows and thrown into the burning flames further. Till date no justice was served.
The bandits, they know where they are, like the government knows where they are too, and they know they cant dare stand against any real bandit they see fully equipped with their machine guns and whatnot.
There is the issue of actual hate for northerners and muslims, and with the current insecurity or not, northerners/muslims would always be intentionally* profiled and killed, never mistakenly done.
There is also, the need for the government to decisively kill all these terrorists killing, kidnapping, making bankrupt, innocent Nigerians and foreigners, likewise, apprehend and judge accordingly, killers of innocent people intentionally labeling them as “threats” when they are simply passing by their villages, like in Plateau State and down Southern Nigeria.
Nigeria is all our country, whether you know who your mom slept with to birth you or not.

[JIKAN WAZIRI 🌶️🌶️🌶️ @mkadamu3]

Top retired military officers who were victims of terror attacks.

[ChukwuNonso✍️ @Mazi_Chinonso1]

Lady explains why men no longer show interest in getting married anymore

[m. u @secmxx]

General tchiane at bayraktar factory in Turkey 🇹🇷.....

[Ozedikus Nwanne @Ozedikus]

The reason why we will continue to recieve poor services from airlines, telecoms, electricity discos and the rest in Nigeria is because we can’t sue companies for damages and win. So they operate anyhow with no consequences

[PO’s MainChic😎 @D_goodybag]

What I don��t understand in the army is how you respect a call from above to leave terrorists, that will not spare you at any chance.

[Ozor Ndi Ozor @OzorNdiOzor]

Ex Nigerian military personnel, retired 3 star🎖️captain sends a serious message to Pres Tinubu. Told him he cause a big problem in Nigeria.

Here’s a full translation:

Eh, I’m not afraid at all. I’m a three-star, eh, captain. Do you know the wars I’ve fought? Have you seen me? So, Tílẹ̀kùlé, you will be the stupid man of the century.

[BSAT Properties @BSAT_Properties]

20 SITUATIONS WHERE THE POLICE CANNOT LEGALLY ARREST YOU IN NIGERIA

1. Failing to repay a loan.

2. Breach of a contract.

3. Refusing to unlock your phone at police checkpoint.

4. A landlord and tenant dispute that is purely civil.

5. Refusing a marriage proposal.

6. Ending a relationship.

7. Demanding your unpaid salary.

8. Refusing to associate with a relative or friend.

9. Adopting a new religion.

10. A disagreement over ownership of land without violence.

11. Requesting a refund for goods or services.

12. Refusing to accept or give bribe.

13. Refusing to enter into a business deal.

14. Disputes arising from a failed business transaction that do not involve fraud.

15. Asking a tenant to pay outstanding rent.

16. Asking a landlord to return your caution fee or security deposit.

17. Refusing to act as a guarantor for someone.

18. Demanding the return of your personal property.

19. Impregnating a lady who is not a minor.

20. Refusing to give someone money or offer financial assistance.

The primary duty of the police is to maintain law and order in the society and this does not include effecting an arrest over a purely civil matter. If your disputes fall within the above either settle amicably or institute an action in court.

However, where elements of fraud, stealing, threat are present, the police may lawfully intervene.

Stay informed.
Stay protected.
Stay Legally Wise.

IGNORANTIA JURIS NON EXCUSAT.

Are there other situations where the police cannot lawfully arrest someone? Comment 👇

© Naomi Umeje, Esq.

[Moderate @moderate_ustaz]

Dallin da yasa Gwamnati bata damu da sace yan Arewa ba.

Alhafiz Ismail Maiduguri.

[Dan Bello @BelloGaladanchi]

Insecurity escalating during election season

[NaijaFarmer @Nig_Farmer]

You see why Oyinbo beef dey soft

But our own cow - they'd have walked from Maiduguri to Oyo 8 times in their lifetime.

Why Naija beef no go hard like rubber 😭😭😭

See as cow dey enjoy soft life.

[FAISAL @MrFa1sal]

@Nig_Farmer Who said that?….that’s ain’t true bro 🤣😂

[𝐇𝐢𝐝𝐢𝐦𝐚, 𝐏𝐡.𝐃. @Realoilsheikh]

When I saw this post from this Obidiot Chijioke, I knew this is not true. So I reached out to a friend, who is one of the engineers working on this project & he denied it outrightly. According to him, the project has been sectionalised, and it has never stopped since it started. As seen in the videos below, Section2,3,4 and 5 are at 90% completion, while sections 1, 6, 7, 8, & 9 are ongoing, also almost 60% completed. Bury your empty head filled with alcohol and fake soft drinks in shame.

[Abdool Moh. @abdool_moh]

Yesterday, I visited one of the prominent car dealers in the Netherlands to facilitate the purchase of a beautiful Mercedes for exceptionally cheap price. The car was so cheap that the buyer wanted to explore more cars. Unfortunately, our containers to Nigeria are full at the moment. The car will be shipped alongside our other cars (Yaris & KIA) that will arrive Nigeria in August. We will be loading this month & will deliver and offer all the cars for sale in August. In the next container, I will include about 5 KIA Picanto/Morning and as usual, at very affordable prices (Around 1million+ less than the average prices I see online).