Sophia

[Plateau Asian girl🌟 @CatiaKyen]

In Katsina State, innocent people are killed daily by bandits, yet these people remain silent with no protests. But the second someone is accused of blasphemy against the Prophet, you will see crowds immediately fill the streets demanding his death.

This shows a typical Northerner misplaced priorities. Human lives should spark the same passion and outrage they show for religious sentiments.

When someone now comes out to say “the North are the problem of this country” you see them shouting!

[6ft 5” @Jah_Abdulkadir]

Nigerian supreme council for fulani affairs.

The Muslims who fulani terrorists kidnap, rape, kill everyday who will speak for them?

When will the sultan urge FG to kill Turji, ado aliero, Gumi, bodejo?

Useless!

[Prof™ @OOlusore]

Today marks exactly 49 days since Terrorists abducted Innocent Students and Teachers in Oyo and Borno States.

49 days of Fear.
49 days of Pain.
49 days of Uncertainty.
49 days of Unanswered Questions.

They must not be forgotten.
Bring them home. @officialABAT

[6ft 5” @Jah_Abdulkadir]

Fulanis are stateless marauding aliens

[Plateau Asian girl🌟 @CatiaKyen]

The remote job world is sadly unfair to Nigerians.

It feels like the entire system is rigged against us.

PayPal, Stripe, and Google Voice are unavailable. TikTok monetization, Google AdSense, Facebook, X and Instagram payouts are either blocked or nearly impossible to get meaningful payments.

On Fiverr, getting gigs is a serious struggle. Most surveys exclude us, and even advertising agencies and clients don’t want to pay Nigerian publishers because of low local purchasing power.

Everything just seems stacked against Nigerians.😔

[The Sultan of Hausa-Land ✨🌍🍏 🕋🇳🇬 @Alhausawiy]

If Fulani are indigenous people in Nigeria, which part of the country is their indegeneous land?

[Taiwo_junzi @taiwo_junzi]

Northern Muslims are easily the most stupid group of Nigerians you’ll ever come across!!!!

[Beloved of God @Edenlife9]

When I said Islam is the problem of Nigeria, I know what I am saying.

These young men who should be at work are looking for a blasphemer to kill.

Islam is a curse.

[Plateau Asian girl🌟 @CatiaKyen]

“HIDING BEHIND GRAZING, THEY SHOOT AND KILL”

According to Captain Chinonso Polycarp, spokesman for the Joint Task Force Operation Enduring Peace, troops recently came under heavy gunfire in the Gyel region of Jos South LGA, Plateau State, from terrorists posing as cattle herders.

In the statement, Polycarp said: “As part of ongoing offensive operations against terrorist elements within the Operation ENDURING PEACE Joint Operations Area, troops of Sector 6 conducted a decisive operation at Gero Highground in Jos South LGA during the early hours of Friday, June 26, 2026. The operation was launched following reports of nefarious activities by suspected terrorists in the area.”

“As troops approached the Highground, they came under fire from a terrorist hideout. The terrorists were using livestock as cover. Troops held their position and called for reinforcements. The arrival of reinforcements forced the terrorists to withdraw. Troops then pursued the retreating terrorists, neutralizing several while others fled. The area was aggressively combed to neutralize remaining terrorists and dismantle their enclaves.”

[Sophia @Simiesol]

@Sir_Arabz Don't worry, we know the kachallas that do it better with the help of their wives and parents.

[HABIBU YUSUF SODANGI @HabibaIdri40129]

The marginalization of Fulani people in the FCT is an issue that deserves to be discussed openly and honestly. No one should be blackmailed, intimidated, or pressured into silence for raising concerns about the rights, welfare, or treatment of any community. Every group deserves to have its grievances heard and addressed through constructive dialogue. We will continue to speak on this issue because acknowledging people's experiences is the first step toward finding lasting solutions. It is what it is.

[HABIBU YUSUF SODANGI @HabibaIdri40129]

The Hausa Renaissance: An Unstoppable Indigenous Movement

The Hausa Renaissance is an unstoppable cultural, intellectual, and political movement driven by the indigenous and native people of Hausaland. It represents the determination of millions of Hausas to reclaim their language, history, heritage, identity, and rightful place in shaping the future of their homeland after centuries of feeling politically, culturally, and socially marginalized.

This movement is rooted in the belief that the people of Hausaland should have a stronger voice in deciding their own future. It seeks to revive Hausa traditions, strengthen the Hausa language, preserve historical institutions, promote education, encourage economic development, and empower a new generation of leaders who are committed to serving the interests of the people.

The Hausa Renaissance envisions a future in which political, traditional, religious, educational, and economic leadership across Hausaland increasingly reflects the aspirations, values, and priorities of the Hausa people themselves. It calls for leadership that is accountable, transparent, and deeply connected to the communities it serves.

Rather than being driven by hatred or division, the movement is founded on cultural pride, self-determination, justice, and the peaceful pursuit of greater representation. It believes that every people have the right to preserve their heritage while working toward a future built on dignity, equality, and mutual respect.

The Hausa Renaissance is not simply about remembering the past—it is about building the future. It is a call for unity among Hausas everywhere, inspiring them to protect their heritage, strengthen their institutions, invest in their communities, and ensure that future generations inherit a thriving, confident, and prosperous Hausaland.

[Mohammed Babangida @mb_mafara]

Three IEDs incidents recorded within 10 days in eastern Sokoto State. Bargaja, Kurawa and now Tidibale. Bello Turji is the culprit. The earlier we stop this IEDs madness the better 😭😭

[Bakatsine @DanKatsina50]

BREAKING: Kabiru Babali, popularly known as Takaye, has regained his freedom after spending nearly two months in captivity following his abduction by bandits.

For weeks, his family lived between hope and heartbreak, not knowing if they would ever see him again. Today, that painful chapter has come to an end.

As one family celebrates a miracle, countless others are still trapped in the same nightmare, waiting for a call, a rescue or a reunion that may never come.

[usman @secmxx]

Another bandit showing off a tied up victim on the bare floor..... This is a kid maltreatment someones parent...

[The Yoruba Times @TheYorubaTimes]

🇳🇬🕋: Disturbing photos of a notorious bandit kingpin during the Hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia and after his return to Nigeria have sparked outrage, with many questioning how a wanted criminal was able to travel abroad and re enter the country without being apprehended.

[Sophia @Simiesol]

@ana_herleemerh See fulani people everywhere

[Sophia @Simiesol]

@ana_herleemerh @Abdul_Ahmad_ See this fulani terrorist sympathiser. How many Christians did your people unalived?

[Big Cuz @imohumoren]

There is no greater blasphemy than hijacking the name of God to sanctify greed. Drive innocent people from their villages, seize the wealth beneath their land, rape, murder, and plunder then preach “holy war” so sincere believers become foot soldiers for criminal empires.

[Sophia @Simiesol]

@BashirElRufai Your father no try..if he did, we won't be talking about this government. Your father was part of the people that brought him. Why are you crying???