TruthAdvocate Afrika 🔥🐂👹(O'Ziggy Zagga)

A Social critic,Activist, Entrepreneur, Administrator,Educationist,Singer & Song writer.

[Bede Ezeugo @Bedezeugo]

😂😂 The proposed "5KM Independence Day Run" in Warri was a ploy to promote failed Tulumbu. The youths were deceived. After gathering, organizers started sharing Polo with Tinubu face hidden in it. The aggrieved youths tore & burned the clothes, chanting "OBI OBI OBI" 🤣🤣🤣

#TinubuMustGo

[Brittnie. @BrentBritt58901]

Never forget our precious brother in Christ,

Michael Oyedokun in Nigeria 🇳🇬💔

A Light in the ClassroomIn the quiet hills of Ahoro-Esiele, in Oyo State’s Oriire Local Government Area, the morning of May 15, 2025, began like any other.

Michael Oyedokun, a mathematics teacher with over twenty years of service, rose before dawn. He prayed briefly at his family altar, kissed his wife goodbye, and walked the familiar red-dirt path to Community High School.

His students called him “Sir Mike.” To them, he was more than a teacherhe was the man who made numbers dance.

Michael was born on September 26, 1968.

He had grown up in the same community, attending local schools before training as a teacher. He taught first in Oke Ogun, then returned home, carrying the quiet conviction that education was the surest path out of hardship. He never raised his voice in class.

Instead, he drew careful diagrams on the cracked blackboard, explaining fractions and geometry with the patience of a farmer tending stubborn soil. “Numbers don’t lie,” he would say, smiling. “But they can open doors.”

That Friday, the doors opened to terror instead. Armed men stormed the school compound in broad daylight. Chaos swallowed the morning. Michael and dozens of pupils and fellow teachers were marched into the dense forest of the Old Oyo National Park. For fifty-six days they endured captivitychained, blindfolded, moved between hidden camps, surviving on minimal food and the faint hope that help would come.

In the darkness,

Michael became a quiet anchor. Survivors later spoke of how he whispered encouragement, prayed with the children, and tried to keep fear at bay. But the bandits demanded more than the community could give.

On a terrible day, they forced Michael to record a message. Then they beheaded him. The video that surfaced shocked the nation. A man who had spent his life nurturing young minds was slaughtered for no reason other than being in the wrong place at the wrong time💔😭

Back in Ahoro-Esiele, his aged parents wailed. His wife, married to him for more than a decade, mourned a husband who left no child behind yet had fathered hundreds through his teaching. His siblings, one of them in America, carried the pain across oceans.

The community lit candles and held vigils. Lawmakers condemned the killing. Security forces eventually rescued the remaining hostages on July 10, 2026. Joy for the returned mixed with grief for those who never would.

Yet Michael’s story did not end in the forest.

His students remembered the extra lessons he gave freely.
The neighbor he helped with farm work. The quiet dignity he carried even when times were lean. A popular musician reportedly donated a house to his family.

The First Lady visited. Headlines faded, but the memory lingered like a chalk equation that refuses to be erased.

In the weeks that followed, parents in Oriire began walking their children to school in groups. Teachers spoke more openly about safety. Young people in the community vowed to honor him by studying harder. One of his former pupils, now at university, said, “Sir Mike taught us that even when the blackboard is broken, you can still write on the ground. He wrote on our hearts.”

Such a beautiful soul gone too soon by the hands of evil 💔

#EndChristianPersecution
#EndChristianGenocide

Never take your eyes and prayers off our brothers and sisters in Nigeria
🇳🇬✝️

[Somto Okonkwo @General_Somto]

“They’re Trying To Hide This, But I Will Keep Exposing Them. These People You’re Seeing On The Screen Are Repentant Boko Haram Terror!sts Who Were Rehabilitated Into The Military, But Have Returned Back To Join Boko Haram And Even Went Away With AK-47 Rifles. The Nigerian Army Is Trying To Cover This Up And Doesn’t Want Nigerians To Find Out.”👀

[Robinsongodwin @Robinsondollar]

A large crowd is seen taking part in a public demonstration, with banners and messages expressing opposition to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration. The video captures the scale and atmosphere of the gathering.”

[Somto Okonkwo @General_Somto]

Hassan Has Dropped Another Piece Of Evidence. He Was Nearly Caught While Making This Video. The Most Frustrating Part Is That Despite The Numerous Videos And Pieces Of Evidence He Has Released, Nothing Appears To Have Been Done About It. Imagine Taking Such Risks To Expose The Truth, Yet The DSS And The Government Remain Silent. No Arrests. No Clear Public Response. Nothing. How Much More Evidence Is Needed Before Action Is Taken? What a Country. 🇳🇬💔

[MaziTundeEdnutfan @originalproflle]

“Tompolo is using Niger Delta Oil money to empower people in Kano State. I am livid how we have become this cowardly to the point that people like Tompolo, Asari Dokubo and the us£less elected officials continue to use our common heritage for political patronage and nothing is been done about it. May God Punish Tompolo & others perpetuating this evil. We are finished…”

— Mr. CommonSense fumes.

[CHUKS 🍥 @ChuksEricE]

"F@ilure, sh@meless APC, look at the current condition of the road you people are passing through to go and campaign.”

— Delta State residents call out people inside an APC-branded bus as it passes through Agbarho Road.

[Chidi Anselm Odinkalu, CGoF @ChidiOdinkalu]

A commissioner in @RtHonSheriff' cabinet in elta State committed murder & they are still referring to him as "Honorable" not "Horrible" Commissioner?

In neighbouring Anambra State, @CCSoludo has put the security of the state in the hands of a suspect who escaped from a #doublemurder trial.

This is how Progressives are Murdering Together!

[is_bukky 🎀 @ArewaAdebukolaa]

This image deserves a thousand likes. I created it first 😊

[Chinasa Nworu @ChinasaNworu]

The central bank of jihadist terrorist in Northern Nigeria . How the gather and reserve money collected from kidnapping, illegal mining and taxes collected from local Hausa farmers in the north .

#DivideNigerianow
@radiobiafralive
@NGRSenate
@AnambraNewMedia
@channelstv @ARISEtv

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

Rufai Oseni raised heavy national awareness regarding the shocking assault of an about-to-wed couple, Vershima Mker and Lami Jennifer, by Major General G.S. Mohammed and his armed aides in Gwarinpa, Abuja. The brutalization occurred after the couple reportedly tried to avoid running into traders while making way for the General's siren-blaring convoy.Oseni amplified this incident through several strategic actions:1. Direct Live Broadcast Condemnation on Arise TVOseni used his primary platform, Arise TV's The Morning Show, to repeatedly air the viral clip showing the military personnel violently assaulting the citizens, handcuffing them, and locking them in a vehicle trunk. He used the broadcast to forcefully state that the military is paid to protect Nigerian citizens, not to brutalize them over traffic occurrences like "unlawfully overtaking".2. Demanding Official Military AccountabilityRather than letting the narrative fade, Oseni directly challenged the leadership of the Nigerian Army on air. He openly questioned why a two-star general would utilize state-funded apparatus to terrorize everyday citizens. This media push significantly contributed to the public pressure that ultimately forced the Nigerian Army to officially order an immediate probe into Major General Mohammed's conduct.3. Campaigning Against Uniformed ImpunityOseni framed the Gwarinpa incident not as an isolated issue, but as a symptom of systematic military impunity in Nigeria. On his official social media handles (especially X/Twitter), he aggressively engaged the public with the legal stance that civilians cannot be subjected to martial violence or military detention without due recourse to civil law enforcement. He continuously re-shared updates on the victim's demands—including their legal request for ₦150 million in compensation—ensuring the case remained too visible for the authorities to sweep under the carpet.

[Bia Pulse @BiaPulse]

The reason the UN General Assembly will never speak about the killing of Christians in Nigeria is because of this woman, Amina J. Mohammed, a Fulani woman and the UN Deputy Secretary-General.

She is the mouthpiece and defender of Northern Fulani political leaders. She was placed there for a reason.

They are pushing for a seat on the UN Security Council so that a Fulani person can occupy that position. With that, they can continue with the killings in Nigeria without anyone speaking up about it.

Nigerians must pay attention to what is happening. The international community must not remain silent while innocent Nigerians are being killed.

[COMBATE |🇵🇷 @upholdreality]

🇳🇪 Niger at the UN:

"Ladies and Gentlemen, as I speak to you, at our northeast borders stand the proxies led by France, backed by Ukraine and 2 other countries."

"And you know full well which countries I mean."

"These proxies are armed, guided, directed, about to attack our military positions and our oil installations. But they will get what they deserve, inshallah."

"Our Sahel is at war. A war of liberation against a conspiracy aimed at its recolonization."

"What some call terrorism in our region is a cynical scheme of recolonization dressed in extremist rags."

"Niger's uranium, the gold of Mali and Burkina, lithium, gas, oil and so many other riches keep the old powers salivating."

"This perfidious destabilization of the central Sahel, led by France with Ukraine's active complicity -- documented, very documented."

"Niger's uranium lit up Europe's cities while ours stayed in darkness. This injustice has now ended. It is over."

"A people that has decided to be free cannot be recolonized, not by fear, nor by cunning, nor even by savage violence."

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

The Infinite Possibilities of Sport

Today, accompanied by Ladipo Johnson, the NDC candidate for Lagos Central Senatorial District, and Aisha Jimoh, the NDC candidate for the House of Representatives, Lagos Island Constituency II, we went to the Onikan Stadium to watch the local league match between Enugu Rangers FC and Ikorodu City FC.

As the match unfolded, I thought about the enormous possibilities of sport and how countries such as Brazil and Jamaica have used it to engage young people, fight crime, and create opportunities.

It pained me to see how poorly we are developing sports in Nigeria. A stadium with a capacity of about 10,000 had fewer than 2,000 spectators.

Nigeria has no shortage of sporting talent. What we lack is the vision and commitment to turn that talent into opportunities for our young people.

Sport is not merely entertainment; properly developed, it can be a powerful tool for youth development, employment, and social transformation.

A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO

[mine ❤️ @Emjenny605]

🔴⚪ Now I understand why Manchester City will be having a game in hand to play whenever the Premier League title race is heating up. 😲

It happens almost every season and I do wonder if it just coincidence or manipulated.

If premier League allow Arsenal fans to bring out our own charges, Manchester City won't survive it 🤣

[Fabrizio Romario @_Fabrizioroma_]

🗣️Konsa: You guys heard about 115 right?

Saka: Yeah man it's crazy

Raya: Those bastards have been cheating for years.

MLS: I hear we might be getting 2 extra titles bro 😁

Merino: We are definitely dominating EPL after those mfs are relegated 😁

[Rodica @Rodicagsfp]

A woman claims her phone died and begs to use a stranger’s phone to call her brother or order an Uber. The moment she gets it, a getaway car or boda boda arrives—and she speeds off with the unlocked phone.

[POOJA!!! @PoojaMedia]

Peter Obi is at Onikan Stadium to watch the Ikorodu City vs. Rangers FC.

[Obidient 4 Life @AndrewOkere]

APC trying to build Nigeria.

[𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 @AsakyGRN]

“President Trump, thank you for advocating for us, the most persecuting church in the world, at the UN. I was praying for you not knowing that that today some of my members will be butchered. Thank you Benjamin Netanyahu. Our Vice President, Shettima was there, he didn’t speak about the persecution of Christians, but they were able to stand for Palestines. We are suffering under Sharia.”

— Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo cries out.