OmoraheemyS.O.N

Homo-politicos,Virgos, Young Analyst, Radicalism,An Optimistic and easy going soul,base on believe.

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#GOD no go shame us 🙏
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@DeeOneAyekooto Jagaban of the world 🌎

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@kirawontmiss Ng

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@Armylucifer001 Their life depends on that gun may almighty continue to be with our soldiers

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@Arewa_Source see his eyes

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god bless nigerian army

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Let me now explain how Lieutenant Felix Ademe Isaac lost his life during the operation to rescue the 44 abducted pupils and teachers in Oyo State.

I first posted about his dêath which carried "June 6", but some people claimed it was false because the rescue operation was carried out on July 10. They insisted that no soldier died and that the entire story was scripted.

Lieutenant Felix Ademe Isaac was a 28-year-old Nigerian Army officer who tragically lost his life while leading the initial assault team during the rescue mission of abducted pupils and teachers in Oyo State.

Under the leadership of Major General Chinedu Ralph Nnebeife, a multi-agency security team launched an intelligence-led operation in the Old Oyo National Park.

Lt. Isaac was at the forefront of the assault, courageously leading the breach and firing the first shots at the kidnappers' hideout.

During the operation, his convoy ran into improvised explôsive devices (IEDs) and landmines planted by the terrorists. He sustained fatal injuries during the early phase of the mission and later dîed from a gün shot.

Lt. Isaac was laid to rest with full military honours on July 10, 2026; the same day the 44 victims regained their freedom....though dïed on June 6. He was buried at the 23rd Armoured Brigade Cemetery in Yola, Adamawa State.

After 56 days in captivity, all 44 pupils, students, and teachers were successfully rescued unharmed without the payment of any ransom.

Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State paid glowing tribute to Lt. Isaac's exceptional bravery, publicly acknowledging his ultimate sacrifice during an official briefing.

Culled up from Lara Wise Fcai

I even heard he was already planning his wedding before this mission.

#AdejokeLasisi #ibadangirl

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@Crypto_Diet Make we sha thanks God

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@Crypto_Diet Yes

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@woye1 @investnaija The baba they always introduce this ngx of a thing ennn

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@Crypto_Diet By god's Grace

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@investnaija When is this month FG bond will be out

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@akech_andrew Wait it's longer than Lagos Sokoto or which one is shorter

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@ruffydfire Tinubu

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@Femzydr0 But black said his brother Ghana will always have his back that they don't want Nigerian songs on their timeline...the effect mow if no b pocolee who knows him

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@Crypto_Diet Baba agba hope there's a future in this @Crypto_Diet

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@Crypto_Diet Definitely of course 😊 I'm

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If children can no longer sleep safely, what exactly are we protecting?

Reports of Nigerian school children being held by armed groups for over 14 days continue to shake the nation. Childhood should never become fear, displacement or captivity. Parents are living in trauma.

While politics and campaigns dominate headlines, many families are still praying for safety, accountability and action.

Children's Day should mean hope, not anxiety.

We call on international child protection bodies, humanitarian organizations, the @UN , @DeptofWar , African Union, ECOWAS and global advocates to keep attention on the safety and protection of Nigerian children.

Nigeria cannot normalize insecurity.
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!

This is bigger than politics. Every child deserves protection.

The world must not look away.
#ProtectNigerianChildren #ChildrensDay

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@PoojaMedia Ọlọhun ngbo

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@Crypto_Diet It's ur motivation to always ginger me about saving

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@Russia_X1 Russia denied me a pass from their entry point at the airport, without any justification for