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[H G S @sintaline]

@MrCharlesky Need it

[Bashir Ahmad, OON @BashirAhmaad]

What is yours will always find you.

[ABBA SABARAN 🇳🇬🇮🇹 @abbasabaran100]

Magana daga bakin masu harsashe kenan

[S~M Ɗanpullo @S_M_Danpullo]

These people are not just kidnapping, wallahi they are trying to trigger an ethnic clash and confrontation against the northern major tribes; Hausa and Fulani.

Wallahi wannan abun is not just kidnapping, is social engineering to trigger serious conflict among gullibles.

Ya Allah ka tona asirin duk wanda ke da hannu a wannan plan din, ya Allah ka kuɓutar da wanda suka shiga jarrabawar fadawa hannun wannan mutanen

[Osas @osazenoo]

Obasanjo left Nigeria's foreign reserves at $52bn and Excess crude Oil account at $20bn.

Jonathan depleted our foreign reserves to $28bn and excess crude oil account to $0.

That is the fastest growing economy they told you Jonathan was building.

[Mallam Abdulsalam Ahmad @Abdul_Ahmad_]

Where is the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN)?

Cross River State has granted a 20-day break to government workers for Christmas celebrations — yes, 20 consecutive days for just a two-day Christmas holiday.

Some time ago, last year, the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) strongly criticized the closure of schools in Kano, Bauchi, and a few Muslim-majority northern states during the Islamic fasting month of Ramadan.

Let us not forget that granting a 20-day holiday for Christmas celebrations in Cross River, a Christian-majority state, also contradicts Nigeria’s laws. Yet CAN has not said a single word. In fact, it has turned a blind eye to this issue, despite having issued press releases condemning Muslim-majority states like Bauchi and Kano for giving students, teachers, and lecturers 30 days of holiday for Ramadan and the Sallah celebrations.

Let us not forget that the purpose of granting the 30-day Ramadan break is to give Muslim students relief during a period when they fast from dawn to sunset without taking food or water. Can you imagine fasting from dawn to sunset in a hot, sunny environment like Sokoto or Kano without any attempt to quench your thirst? Since the affected states have a Muslim majority, the break naturally impacts Muslim children the most.
In the interest of humanity, one would expect support for this measure. Instead, CAN has chosen to criticize it and even threaten legal action. Haba!

The striking questions are as follows:

1. Was CAN established to represent the collective interests of Christians, or to act as an opposing voice against Muslims in Nigeria?

2. Why does CAN frequently criticize actions taken in Muslim-majority states but remain silent when similar — or even more extreme — actions are taken in Christian-majority states?

3. What is CAN afraid of from the Muslim community, when Muslims appear to have nothing to fear from CAN’s silence in Christian-majority regions?

4. Why does CAN issue immediate reactions to decisions made in northern states but avoid addressing controversial decisions in southern Christian-majority states?

5. Does CAN apply the same standards of justice and fairness to both Christians and Muslims, or does its advocacy depend on which group is involved?

6. How does CAN justify condemning 30-day Ramadan breaks while ignoring the Cross River 20-day Christmas holiday?

7. Is CAN aware that selective advocacy can deepen religious mistrust and threaten national cohesion?

8. What steps is CAN taking to ensure that its public engagements promote unity rather than worsening Christian–Muslim tensions?

9. Does CAN have internal mechanisms to prevent bias and ensure objective, balanced public statements?

10. Is CAN willing to engage Muslim leaders in honest dialogue aimed at strengthening interfaith respect and preventing misunderstandings?

11. Does CAN recognize that silence on issues involving Christian-majority states creates an impression of double standards?

12. What concrete measures will CAN take to rebuild trust and prove that it is a national religious body committed to fairness, peace, and equality?

My piece of advice: CAN, as a religious body, should serve as a promoter of peace, love, unity, and harmonious coexistence among Nigerians—not an agent of criticism, selective judgment, or a body that targets certain groups or individuals simply because they do not belong to the faith it represents. If the Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (SCIA) or Jama’atu Nasril Islam (JNI) were to engage in similar actions, it would not contribute to peace or harmonious coexistence, nor would it benefit our country, Nigeria.

Thank you.
I remain Mustapha Gembu,
an advocate for peace and harmonious coexistence among the Nigerian populace.

[Sarki. @Waspapping_]

Farouk paying $5 million for the secondary education of his children in Switzerland should tell you how wicked our Arewa elites are

Tomorrow, if EFCC arrests him, there will be some foolish people who will come out & tell us that “the government is at war with the North.”

[Imran Muhammad @Imranmuhdz]

Dangote Vs. Farouk Ahmed feud renewed:

Dangote: “Mallan Farouk has four of his children whom he educated in Switzerland at a cost of $5 million for their secondary school education alone, not university.

“When you look at his income, his income does not match paying this kind of fees. And even if it’s me paying $5m for six years for my four children, the taxman has to look at my taxes and how much I pay.”

“From Sokoto, where he comes from, people are struggling to pay N100,000 for school fees. A lot of children are at home, not going to school, because of N100,000,” Aliko Dangote added, alleging that the Chief Executive of the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority, Farouk Ahmed, should be investigated.

[H G S @sintaline]

@Waspapping_ I like your bold truth,

[H G S @sintaline]

The Madrid team need reshuffle some players are let go and some needed to be bench especially venicious jnr

[F A A R E E S 💫 🇵🇸 @MFaarees_]

Mary, the mother of Jesus was 12

Rebecca, the wife of Isaac was 3

But Aisha's age is the only one they discuss on a daily basis!

Bunch of hypocrites and liars!

[Mahdi Shehu @shehu_mahdi]

SENIOR CHRISTIAN CLERGY'S KILLED BY IPOB: WHAT FOLLOWS IS COLLECTIVE INORDINATE SILENCE.

Exactly Two weeks today, on 15th November, 2025, members of IPOB/ESN, commonly referred to as “Unknown Gunmen,” killed two Catholic priests:

Fr. John Igwebueze
& Fr. Matthew Eya of the Catholic Diocese of Nsukka, Enugu.

Trump did not respond on the cold murder of the senior priest.

The vertical was busy fine tuning the Papalcy stanzas.

Southeast Christian elders forum and Ohanaze Ndi- igbo were busy preparing for the new year and Christmas celebration hence they forgot to spit and curse the killers

1. No condemnation statement from Bayo Aonanuga on behalf of Tinubu

2. No solidarity visit and Billions donation by Pastor Remi

3. National Christian body CAN kept mum and were busy speaking in tongues.

4. It was never made a round table discussion issue by all the main stream local, regional and international medias

5. Data boys and girls were silent.

6. Security agencies issued no statement

7. Mathew Hassan Kukah forgot to spit the venom or make it an issue on the pulpit like he did at Governor Yakowa's Burial.

Is it that some Christians are more important than others.

Christians world over belong to one body, the body of Christ:

1 Corinthians 12:12

"For as the body is one and has many members, but all the members of that one body, being many, are one body, so also is Christ. For by one Spirit we were all baptized into one body—whether Jews or Greeks, whether slaves or free—and have all been made to drink into one Spirit"......

Probably the concern, condemnation, donations and uproar are not necessary because the killers who claimed responsibility are not " Fulani Terrorist" and the two murdered priests are not from the middle- belt.

[THE KING HERSELF. @_hafsat_paki]

This is why Nigeria is targeted by the USA 🇺🇸

PLS RT AND SHARE !

[Extraordinary Ustaz 👳🏾‍♂️📿 @bapphah]

This video reached 15 million views on YouTube and TikTok for revealing the truth about modern-day Christianity and showing how Islam teaches the values of brotherhood, compassion, and justice among Muslims. ✝️☪️

[HCI-MCI @drhcimci]

Nigeria’s FM Fires Back at Trump: “Don’t Create Another Sudan Over False Claims” | AC1G

[F A A R E E S 💫 🇵🇸 @MFaarees_]

I want everyone to REPOST this, let the whole world see the truth!

These are Christians in Nigeria, where Trump says Christians are being killed for their faith. They're destroying mosque while police officers are watching!

This happened in Billiri LGA, Gombe State.

[Xiaomi Nigeria @XiaomiNigeria]

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[Kwankwason Tuwita🔴 @babarh_]

MINISTRY OF WORKS, KANO STATE

Breaking news from the Ministry of Works!

A new wave of contract agreements has officially been signed today, marking the commencement and completion of key infrastructure projects aimed at transforming Kano State’s road networks and public facilities.

The event was chaired by the Honourable Commissioner, Ministry of Works, Engr. Marwan Ahmed.

Here are the projects signed today:

1- Completion of 5KM Dualized Road in Kura Local Government Area

2- Completion of 5KM Dualized Road in Tudun Wada LGA

3- Expansion of Katsina Road from Baban Gwari Roundabout to Mill Tara, including the construction of five reinforced concrete pedestrian bridges

4- Completion of 5KM Dualized Road in Bunkure LGA

5- Reconstruction of Zungeru Road in Sabon Gari, Fagge LGA

6- Completion of 5KM Dualized Road in Ajingi LGA

7- Completion of 5KM Dualized Road in Madobi LGA

8- Dualization of Audu Sambo Road (from A.A. Rano Filling Station along Sharada Road)

9- Repairs of washout at Tofa Bridge located along Tofa–Dawakin Tofa Road

10- Renovation of wall fence at the Female Hostel and construction of a new wall fence at Audu Bako College of Agriculture, Dambatta LGA

11- Completion of 5KM Dualized Road in Garun Mallam LGA

12- Renovation and transformation of the Governor’s Lodge at Kwankwasiyya City

13- Completion of 5KM Dualized Road in Bebeji LGA

14- Reconstruction of road networks within Gwale Local Government Area

15- Construction of a new House of Assembly Office Complex at Audu Bako Secretariat, Kano State

These projects reaffirm the unwavering commitment of His Excellency, Alh. Abba K. Yusuf to infrastructural growth and development across Kano State.

Khamis Bashir Bako Ayagi
Special Reporter to the Executive Governor on Ministry of Works, Kano State.
10/102025

#Abbaisworking

[Dangote Group @DangoteGroup]

Aliko Dangote is not an individual. He’s an institution. And he’s a leading light in Nigeria’s economic parliament. How we treat this gentleman will determine how outsiders will judge us.

– Vice President, Senator Kashim Shettima, at the 31st Nigerian Economic Summit, Abuja.

[Femi Ote$ @realFemiOtedola]

Congratulations to my dear brother, Aliko Dangote, on the success achieved so far since the Dangote Refinery commenced operations. It is a historic leap for Nigeria’s energy independence and economic future.

But more importantly, credit must go to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for doing what no other leader before him had the political will to execute, the full deregulation of the downstream petroleum sector. This singular act has broken the grip of entrenched interests and ushered in a new era of transparency, healthy competition, and customer-centric service delivery. In a sector long plagued by rent-seeking, subsidy fraud, product diversion, and smuggling, this reform marks a decisive break from the past and lays the foundation for a more efficient and accountable energy market.

Yet despite this progress, there are still voices clinging to the old ways. Voices determined to resist change, even when it’s clear the tide has turned.

I’ve followed recent commentary around fuel supply issues and feel compelled to provide some perspective, especially as it relates to the future of this country, which remains threatened by entrenched cabals who still believe they can block the winds of reform.

But history has shown time and again: you can delay change, frustrate it, even sabotage it but you can never stop it. I founded DAPPMAN in 2002 (23 years ago) with a clear mission, to challenge the dominance of the major marketers and give independent depot owners a fair platform to thrive.

I personally structured the group, appointing the late George Enenmoh, then MD of Ascon Oil, as Chairman, while I served as Vice Chairman and Sayyu Dantata as Secretary. At the time, depot ownership was strategic. We were filling critical supply gaps left by an inefficient system.

But times have changed. Many of the original players have exited the scene, and those left are clinging to assets that no longer reflect today’s business realities . I advised some of them as far back as last year to sell their depots as scrap while they still had value. Nigeria now has over 4 million metric tons of storage capacity, most of it idle. With the Dangote Refinery now supplying fuel locally, the old business model is crumbling.

Zenon Oil pioneered the modern diesel business in Nigeria and grew to become the largest supplier in the country. We built depots to store our imported diesel because the market was import-driven and riddled with inefficiencies. But with Dangote’s refinery fully operational, those gaps no longer exist. We now have domestic production and local supply efficient, reliable, and proudly Nigerian. Furthermore, we must not fail to recognise the attendant benefits of eliminating the grid lock around the Ibafon , Tincan and Apapa areas due to the operations of the Dangote Refinery.

More than just producing fuel, Aliko has elevated the entire logistics chain. He has purchased 8,000 brand new CNG eco-friendly trucks that will distribute across the country with less pollution and fewer breakdowns, unlike the aging, rickety trucks still used by some operators. I know this business intimately. I was king of it and at the peak of it in 2005 (20 years ago) , I was conferred with the life patron of the PTD union by Mr Akinlaja. So, when I say the game has changed, I speak from deep experience.