Jurassic World didn’t just revive dinosaurs, it exposed how humans never learn.
We built the park AGAIN knowing the last one ended in blood.
Greed is the real apex predator.
🎬📺 Jurassic World 🔥❤️
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🇳🇬 Soldiers has been going after bandits back to back , they have been moving from one village to another.
Rivers 🏞 can't be an embargo for 🇳🇬 Soldiers hitting their targets.
Please 🙏 always include us in your prayers 🙏 😢 ❤️
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A virus wipes out all Men except one, leaving behind 4 billion women.😳😱
Can he really carry the burden of saving civilization??
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Military operations against insurgents have not stopped. Nigerian troops remain undeterred in their commitment to rescuing abducted victims and ensuring a safe Nigeria for all.
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A new episode of the Police Is Your Friend Podcast is now live!
Join AIG ’Bode Akinbamilowo, psc, mnips, mspsp, Force Secretary, as he shares his journey in policing, lessons from years of dedicated service, and his perspective on leadership, discipline, and public trust.
DEFENCE MINISTER SEEKS STRONGER SECURITY-INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIP TO BOOST NIGERIA'S OIL PRODUCTION
The Honourable Minister of Defence, General Christopher Gwabin Musa, on Monday, 29 June 2026, met with key stakeholders in Nigeria's oil and gas industry at the Headquarters of 6 Division, Nigerian Army, Port Harcourt, Rivers State. The high level engagement focused on charting a new course towards enhancing the nation's oil production capacity, strengthening security around critical national assets, and fostering closer collaboration between security agencies and industry operators to drive economic growth and improve the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
Addressing participants, General Musa underscored the strategic importance of the oil and gas sector to Nigeria's economy, stressing that increased crude oil production remains critical to national development. He noted that achieving the Federal Government's production targets would require sustained synergy among the Armed Forces, other security agencies, regulatory institutions, and industry stakeholders. He therefore called for greater information sharing, mutual trust, and collective commitment to safeguarding oil infrastructure and eliminating all forms of economic sabotage.
Also speaking at the meeting, Rear Admiral Olugbenga Oladipo, Commander, Joint Task Force (South-South) Operation DELTA SAFE (OPDS), reaffirmed that troops under OPDS would continue to operate professionally and in strict compliance with the Rules of Engagement while sustaining aggressive operations against crude oil thieves, pipeline vandals, and other criminal elements threatening the nation's economic assets.
Similarly, the General Officer Commanding 6 Division, Nigerian Army and Land Component Commander, OPDS, Major General Emmanuel Emekah, assured stakeholders of the military's unwavering commitment to providing a secure environment for legitimate oil exploration and production activities. He further urged stakeholders to adhere strictly to the provisions of their Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with host communities, noting that doing so would strengthen mutual trust, promote peaceful coexistence, and enhance collaboration among all parties.
The meeting also provided stakeholders in the oil and gas industry with the opportunity to highlight operational challenges affecting production and to seek stronger cooperation with security agencies. They expressed optimism that the renewed partnership would significantly improve operational efficiency, enhance the protection of critical infrastructure, and create an enabling environment for increased investment and sustainable production across the Niger Delta.
The engagement concluded with a shared resolve to deepen collaboration through regular consultations, intelligence sharing, and coordinated security measures aimed at safeguarding Nigeria's oil and gas assets. Participants expressed confidence that the strengthened partnership between the defence establishment and industry stakeholders would not only enhance national oil production but also contribute significantly to economic stability, increased government revenue, and the overall prosperity of the nation.
UMAR ADAM
Lieutenant Colonel
Acting Deputy Director
6 Division Army Public Relations
30 June 2026
Stranded on a remote island with no rules and no escape survival turns deadly when everyone has something to hide.
Island of the Unwanted
This gripping thriller series drops a group of misfits and criminals on a mysterious island where past sins come back to haunt them. Tense alliances, shocking betrayals, and brutal confrontations keep you guessing who will make it out alive. Strong performances and escalating paranoia make it addictive.
Dark, intense, and full of twists that question trust and redemption.
⭐ 7.5/10 — Edge-of-your-seat survival drama with moral gray areas.
Binge it if you love high-stakes thrillers like Lost or The Society. Who do you trust least on the island? Drop your theories 👇