@objectvmedia When America rescued their citizen from sambiza forest, we had the footage even if it was after they rescued them, also did Mali and burkinafso even during the coup in Guinea conakery. I believe more details will be released soon in regards to the hows&whens the rescue took place
This is fantastic news: the rescue of the students and teachers...I also call on the security agents and the federal government to find a sustainable way to stop this. We can not continue this pattern
Security expert, Bulama Bukarti, on the rescue of the Oyo cictims
🚨OGBOMOSHO ABDUCTION FRAUD
Focus on the bigger picture and think outside the box🧠
Many questions on OriireLG Oyo state🇳🇬video and photos. There was no security operation whatsoever. The government is lying to you. You are already brainwashed. They simply handed them back to Makinde under pressure transferred from the north back to the south 🙄🗣️
🚨Why are 29 people in the pictures instead of 44 gathered that 2 were killed?
🚨Why is the principal thanking Tinubu and security agencies but not the governor Makinde AND NIGERIANS?
🚨Why did the President never call the governor?
🚨Where are all their school uniforms?
🚨Why is the principal’s speech rehearsed?
🚨Why were biscuits distributed to distract the kids not to talk about where they were?
🚨Why are the arrested terrorists not paraded?
Oriire na water💦 😏😏😏
#ResetNigeria
#Boycottthevote
#DrKemiJDocs
An Open Letter to the Cameroon Government and the People of Cameroon on the Mass Immigration of Fulani Pastoralists from Nigeria
Dear People of Cameroon 🇨🇲
@diplocam_minrex
I write this open letter with a heart full of concern, hope, and a deep appeal to humanity, brotherhood, and compassion.
Currently, there is a caravan of Fulani pastoralists from Nigeria, with millions of their animals comprising cattle, sheep, and donkeys, trooping into your country. These are not just people moving from one place to another; they are families, mothers, fathers, children, the elderly, and the sick, carrying their lives, their hopes, and their means of survival along with their animals.
Please, do not panic. They are refugees fleeing insecurity, hardship, and attacks from tribal militias and other armed groups in Nigeria. They are people searching for safety, peace, green pastures, and water for their animals the same basic needs that every human being desires.
Yes, there are criminal activities being committed by a few bad elements among pastoralist communities, as there are in every society. But we must not allow the actions of a few individuals to become a reason to condemn an entire community of innocent men, women, and children who are suffering and searching for refuge.
Please, in the interest of humanity, embrace them. Allow them to continue their journey to safe destinations that range from the bushes and forests of Cameroon, where they can continue their pastoralist way of life, to other parts of Central Africa. Part of this caravan is heading toward Central Africa, Gabon, as well as the bushes and forests of Congo, seeking safety for their lives and searching for green pastures and water for their animals.
To the people of Cameroon, remember that welcoming those in need is a reflection of humanity, compassion, and African brotherhood. The strength of our continent has always been found in our ability to support one another during moments of difficulty.
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Messi can't be everyone's GOAT, and FIFA KILLED FOOTBALL WHEN IT ALLOWED A TERRORIST COUNTRY TO HOST THE WORLD CUP. FIFA & The United state just stopped me and a lot of my friends from loving the sport football becos wtf!! Will you bring politics to football.
@Currentreport1 Iran had to fly from Mexico to the US for every single World Cup match. 3 hour flights to Seattle, 1 hour to LA, they had no training base or time to adjust to altitude or pitch conditions, match recoveries and training was next to nil.
We need fairness in sports, not politics!
Do you remember Chidera Ikeoha, the youngster we found inside motor parks selling his book he wrote to feed and support his family?
Public donations for his book were channeled toward his education. The remaining funds will see him through to graduation.
We moved him from a public school and enrolled him in a private school in Enugu.
He is currently in SS1 and will enter SS2 in September.
Chidera is an A student determined and focused.
Supporting his education was a brilliant decision.
We have a star on our hands.
Disregard anything you hear from a Fuji artiste.
The Olubadan of Ibadan Land is the father of all, and has no candidate.
Anyone that win’s next year is Olubadan’s candidate.
Cheers.