One of the richest men in the world secretly bought every apartment in a Miami tower, one at a time. The residents had no idea it was him. And he didn't even want to live there.
I used to think Zohran Mamdani was a ‘cultural Muslim’ who didn’t really care much about religion, and was just a third-worldist using his Islamic background for identity politics and votes. I was wrong.
It is becoming increasingly more obvious by the day that he’s actually an extremely radicalized Shia Muslim practicing taqiya all along.
Remember a couple months ago when relatives of Iranian Regime officials were arrested across America? They were all pretending to live secular lives, the women even wore provocative clothing. They were all practicing taqiya.
While all Islamic sects allow you to lie in order to advance Islam, this is even stronger in Shia Islam. You can live a completely different life.
Well, I believe this is the same situation. Zohran Mamdani is not only a Muslim, he’s a Twelver Shia Muslim. He belongs to the exact same sect as the Islamic Regime in Iran, Hezbollah, and Houthis.
His ‘progressive’ persona is all an act. The only thing he cares about is advancing Islam. This is why he pretends to care about the LGBT and other useful idiots. Taqiya allows him to do that.
Just like during the Islamic revolution in Iran, when the Muslims and leftists were allies, and we all know how that ended for the leftists when the Muslims got to power.
This man is a monster.
Iran that's being bombarded by America and Israel, sells fuel to its citizens for about ₦45 per litre.
Libya sells theirs for about ₦32.
Nigeria, an oil-producing giant, makes its own people pay over ₦1,000 per litre.
There's no pipeline vandalism going on in the country, we are not facing wars in the South and East, but we bleed to buy fuel. Let that sink in. We are blessed with crude, yet punished at the pump.
The tragedy isn't that we're poor; it's that we've normalized policies that make Nigerians suffer in a nation overflowing with resources. This isn't just economics. It's a betrayal of the people.
@Nnamdi_SC@akerele_s@PoliceNG This here is exactly the change. I was extorted just less than 12 hours ago in Anambra. And this video is just coming up.
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As Petroleum Minister, he borrowed a ₦40,000 bank loan in the 1970s to build his house — that was Dr. Shettima Ali Monguno, Nigeria's first Minister of Petroleum, appointed in 1972.
He took the loan to build his house in Maiduguri.
late Shettima Ali Monguno, PhD, was:
~ President of OPEC (1972–1973)
~ Minister of the Air Force (1965–1966)
~ Minister of Mines and Power
~ Minister of Petroleum and Energy (1972–1975)
~ Federal Commissioner for Trade (1967–1971)
~ Leader of the Nigerian delegation to UNCTAD II, New Delhi (1968)
~ Member of the Nigerian delegation to the United Nations for over 10 years
~ Pro-Chancellor, University of Calabar (1978–1980)
~ Pro-Chancellor, University of Nigeria (1980–1984)
~ Recipient of national honours from the Ethiopian Empire, the Republic of Egypt, Sudan, and Cameroon (1970)
~ Trustee, Girl Guides Association of Nigeria (1970–1990)
~ Deputy National Chairman, National Party of Nigeria (December 1980–1984)
~ Chairman, Maiduguri Metropolitan Council (1977–1978)
~ Member, Constituent Assembly (1977–1978)
~ Conferred with the national honour of Commander of the Order of the Federal Republic (CFR) in 1982
~ Director, Nigbel Bank Nigeria Ltd. (1988)
~ Chairman, Borno Education Endowment Fund (1986)
Yet, he died with only one house — a house he acquired through a ₦40,000 bank loan, which he repaid in instalments.
In 1974, when he wanted to build a house in Maiduguri, he applied for a ₦40,000 bank loan. The bank requested a guarantor. He approached his boss, General Yakubu Gowon, then Head of State and Commander-in-Chief, to stand as his guarantor.
General Gowon declined, explaining that it would amount to an abuse of office for him to facilitate such a loan.
Shettima then explored other options.
Julius Berger was already a well-established construction company at the time. He approached the company to build the house for him.
They agreed on one condition:
Julius Berger would finance and build the house, then rent it out until the ₦40,000 was fully recovered through deductions from his salary.
Shettima accepted the arrangement. That was how he built his modest bungalow in Maiduguri.
He was only able to achieve this through a BOOT (Build, Own, Operate and Transfer) arrangement with Julius Berger.
He attended Monguno Primary School, Teachers' College Bauchi, Teachers' College Katsina, the College of Arts, Science and Technology, Zaria, Moray House College of Education, and the University of Edinburgh.
He was also presented with the Keys to the Cities of New York City, Louisville (Kentucky, USA), Quito (Ecuador), and Lima (Peru).
May his soul rest in peace.
An elderly man in Sokoto State, speaking during a burial, expressed anger over the persistent bandit attacks on rural communities, saying innocent villagers continue to be k¥lled while the government has failed to protect them.
He criticized Nigeria's leaders, security agencies, politicians, and some religious leaders, accusing them of failing the people. He also alleged that some clerics, out of self-interest, no longer speak truth to those in power.
In the emotional video, he said: "Record me. Don't be afraid. In the history of the world, I have never seen leaders who did not care about the security, welfare, and suffering of their own people as Nigerian leaders."
Niger State Governor Umar Bago has come under criticism from some Muslim hardliners after making a declaration.
"Any mosque or imam found preaching extremism, terrorism, hatred, violence or division should be reported. The imam will be arrested and the mosque closed."
The governor's directive has sparked widespread debate, with critics arguing that the measure targets Islamic clerics, while supporters say it is aimed at tackling radicalisation and strengthening security across Niger State.
✨🇨🇳 HONOR, a Chinese tech firm, launched the world's first gimbal smartphone.
The 4-axis robotic camera pops out in 0.8 seconds, supporting 360° rotation and professional-level stabilization.
The worst thing you'll do as a poor Nigerian is to steal & other poor Nigerians catch you.
Different styles dey na you never thief.
I tried so hard not to laugh until he hit that high note. 😭😂
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