Za_Comrade 😎

NHSXGVTE

[Za_Comrade 😎 @smart_comerade]

@IanSZNian His name is Laguna Oracas. He is known for his technique, pace, shots with both legs, and he is a clinical finisher.

[FcbLowkey 🇸🇪 @FCBLowkey6o]

Barcelona fans gotta remember this: these people have been hating on Lamine Yamal since his debut, when he was just 15 years old and already performing at the highest level of football.

They don’t care about his performances or what he actually does on the pitch. They just hate him purely because a player of that caliber doesn’t play for their favorite club.

The tl should be unbearable for them if Lamine Yamal wins the Ballon D’or next month.

[Sister__ @ana_herleemerh]

Message well delivered from Nigeria to the persecutors. 🇳🇬 🇯🇴🇯🇴 🇳🇬

#Freepalestines #FREEPALESTİNE #freegaza #Freepalestines

[Za_Comrade 😎 @smart_comerade]

@kola_wole_ Olmo is good at tight spaces, running behind strikers, and creating spaces in the midfield like magic. While Thiago is more like a world-class passer, he sees passes that many couldn't imagine, creating chances out of nowhere. Both are technically gifted it depends on your system

[Zagazola @ZagazOlaMakama]

Plateau killings: Community leader demands action after alleged reprisal attack kills two female miners

By: Zagazola Makama

A community leader in Plateau State has called on the state government and security agencies to take decisive action against the cycle of targeted attacks and reprisals following the killing of a Fulani boy and the subsequent death of two female miners in Barkin Ladi Local Government Area.

The call came after a Fulani boy was reportedly attacked and killed by suspected Plateau militia members in what was described as a targeted attack, this followed hours later by the shooting of three female civilian miners at an illegal mining site in Rakum community by the fulani militia.

Security sources told Zagazola Makama that two of the female miners were killed at the scene, while a third sustained gunshot wounds and was evacuated to the General Hospital, Barkin Ladi, for treatment.

The sources said troops of Operation Enduring Peace subsequently engaged suspected assailants at Rungan Jallo, killing one suspected militia member and recovering two motorcycles.

Reacting to the development, the community leader condemned the continued attacks and called on the Plateau State Government, the Commissioner of Police and other security authorities to act before the situation deteriorates further.

“You are watching people being killed and harmed. Wallahi, this is enough,” he said.

He appealed directly to the state government, saying: “Governor of Plateau State, Caleb Mutfwang, take action. The Commissioner of Police in Plateau State and all the security authorities must take action.”

According to him, the violence should not be allowed to become a cycle in which an attack on one community is followed by retaliation against another.

“This is not about tribe or religion. You promised to protect the people and respect them. You must ensure that people are protected,” he said.

He further urged authorities to investigate every killing and ensure that perpetrators were brought before the courts.

“When you find someone who has committed a crime, deal with that person according to the law. But if the situation continues to deteriorate, where will people go?” he asked.

The latest incidents have again highlighted the dangers of retaliatory violence in parts of Plateau, where attacks against individuals and communities can quickly trigger further violence.

The community leader therefore urged the authorities to pursue justice without discrimination and strengthen security in vulnerable communities.

“Do justice and uphold the truth. Protect the people. Plateau needs peace, but peace cannot be achieved when people are killed and those responsible are allowed to escape justice,” he said.

[Sister__ @ana_herleemerh]

Kaduna and Plateau Fulani herders need to wake up and protect themselves and their property.

Get licensed weapons from the government for self-defense, because these terrorists will not stop robbing and killing you. They will continue to slaughter you one after another and send their media agents to defend them, playing the victim, because they are just a bunch of jealous people. Your cattle herds are exactly what is tormenting them and giving them sleepless nights.

Wake up!!

[Za_Comrade 😎 @smart_comerade]

@Footballtweet You have no country man unless if you are talking about the stolen land

[Zagazola @ZagazOlaMakama]

Fulani victims urge probe into alleged use of teargas during livestock attacks in Mangu

By: Zagazola Makama

Fulani victims of a recent attack on livestock in Mangu Local Government Area of Plateau State have urged security agencies to investigate the alleged use of teargas during attacks on their communities and determine how the material may have come into the possession of armed assailants.

The victims, who spoke in a video obtained by Zagazola Makama following the recent attack at Lamor, Lawet, in Pushit District, said the incident raised questions about the source and possession of the teargas allegedly used during the operation.

According to the victims, apart from riffles, teargas was reportedly deployed during the attack in which eight cattle were allegedly killed, 17 others and two sheep injured, while 74 cattle were reportedly taken away by the attackers.

They alleged that the attackers were suspected Mwaghavul militia and their accomplices, and urged security agencies to fish out those responsible through proper investigation.

The victims questioned how teargas, which they believe is ordinarily associated with law-enforcement operations, could have found its way into the hands of armed groups operating in the area.

They therefore called on the Nigeria Police Force, the Nigerian Army and other relevant security and intelligence agencies to examine the incident, including any evidence of teargas canisters or other materials recovered from the scene.

One of the key questions the victims want investigators to answer is whether the substance allegedly used was genuine law-enforcement teargas, where it originated from, and how it came into the possession of the attackers.

The victims said establishing the source of the material would be important in determining whether there had been any diversion, theft or unlawful supply of security equipment to criminal elements.

The latest allegations come against the backdrop of renewed attacks involving livestock and rural communities in Mangu, with victims reporting that 74 cattle were allegedly stolen during the Sept. 27 incident.

They also recalled an earlier incident, reportedly about two weeks before, in which three herders were allegedly killed and about 50 cattle stolen.

The victims appealed to the Federal Government, Plateau State Government and security agencies to investigate the incidents independently and ensure that any person found responsible, regardless of ethnic or community affiliation, is brought before the law.

They further urged security agencies to preserve evidence from the attack scenes, including any abandoned materials, spent ammunition, teargas canisters or other objects that could assist investigators in identifying the attackers and tracing their sources.

Security agencies have yet to publicly confirm the allegation concerning the use or source of teargas in the latest livestock attack.

[Zagazola @ZagazOlaMakama]

8 cows killed, 74 stolen as suspected Mwaghavul militia attack herders in Mangu, says victims

By: Zagazola Makama

At least eight cows were reportedly killed, 17 others and two sheep injured, while 74 cattle were allegedly stolen during an attack by suspected armed Mwaghavul militia and their accomplices at Lamor, Lawet, in Pushit District of Mangu Local Government Area of Plateau State, according to victims

The incident reportedly occurred at about 8 p.m. on Sept. 27, 2026, according to information provided to Zagazola Makama.

Victims of the attack said the attackers, who were reportedly heavily armed, targeted livestock belonging to herders in the area before fleeing with the stolen cattle.

The incident has raised fresh concerns among residents and livestock owners in the area, particularly because it reportedly occurred about two weeks after another attack in which three herders were allegedly killed and about 50 cattle stolen.

The latest incident, if confirmed, would represent another serious escalation in attacks involving livestock and rural communities in Mangu, where recurring violence has continued to deepen mistrust between communities.

The Federal Government, Plateau State Government, Mangu Local Government Council and security agencies are urged to urgently investigate the reported attack, establish those responsible and take appropriate action in accordance with the law.

Security agencies should also strengthen surveillance and patrols around vulnerable settlements and livestock routes in the affected areas to prevent further attacks, cattle rustling and possible retaliatory violence.

The priority, however, should remain the protection of civilians, recovery of stolen livestock and prevention of another cycle of reprisal attacks that could further endanger both communities.

Residents and community leaders are equally urged to provide credible information to security agencies and avoid actions capable of escalating the situation.

[Sister__ @ana_herleemerh]

Let me help you show the world about the killers you are ommiting from the office. They are all Christians Berom terrorists and Tarok

[Babangida @iambabangida_]

History...

[Sister__ @ana_herleemerh]

In response to what this media terrorist @DrCroc28 said yesterday about the Muslim population in Plateau State, where he claimed Muslims make up only 10% of the population, I challenge him or any other Plateau Christian with this video showing the Muslim population in just one LGA out of the many LGAs where Muslims are dominant. I ask him to present a video of a Christian population that can match this.

Just because Muslims have chosen to allow you to rule over them for the sake of peace, and because they do not make noise on the media like the Berom do, does not mean they are a minority, you can't change the reality no matter how far you have gone in erasing the history of Hausa and Fulani in Plateau State.

The audacity of a Berom man whose ancestors came from Mali, telling the true owners of the land to vacate their own land simply because they are Muslims.

[Zagazola @ZagazOlaMakama]

Troops rescue 20-year-old Fulani man shot by Berom Militiamen at Rakum Junction in Plateau

By: Zagazola Makama

Troops of Sector 4, Operation Enduring Peace (OPEP), have rescued a 20-year-old Fulani man who was shot by suspected Berom armed assailants at Rakum Junction in Barkin Ladi Local Government Area of Plateau State.

Security sources told Zagazola Makama that the incident occurred at about 6:45 p.m. on Sept. 27, 2026, when troops responded to a report of an attack on a Fulani resident at the junction.

Upon arrival at the scene, the troops found the victim, identified as Ismail Zakaria, a 20-year-old resident of Tafawa village, with a gunshot wound to the stomach.

Preliminary information indicated that Zakaria was attacked at Rakum Junction while returning to his village.

The troops immediately rescued him and evacuated him to Sauki Clinic in Katako town, where he is currently receiving medical treatment and responding to treatment.

Security personnel have commenced efforts to identify, track and apprehend the attackers.

The incident comes amid heightened security concerns in parts of Plateau State, where isolated attacks and reprisals involving different communities have continued to threaten civilian safety.

The military response prevented the incident from resulting in further harm to the victim and demonstrates the importance of rapid intervention and medical evacuation in responding to attacks along vulnerable routes.

[Sister__ @ana_herleemerh]

They think they can simply erase and rewrite history by falsifying the history of the Fulani and Hausa on their websites.

[Za_Comrade 😎 @smart_comerade]

@Musab_y_agric General Sani Abacha, we witnessed an era of no internet in our villages, no cellular network, no smartphones, no social media, no AI, all of which were built and adapted in our present, and we are witnessing upcoming technologies.

[Sister__ @ana_herleemerh]

In Plateau State, Fulani people are being killed, their cattle rustled and stolen, and their homes destroyed by the same people who play the victim card in the media daily. The governor has ignored their plight and chosen to be biased.

They cannot provide evidence of Fulani killing them, yet there is ample evidence of their own kinsmen being arrested for various atrocities. They ignore this and continue to blame the Fulani out of deep-seated hatred for Islam and Muslims.

[Za_Comrade 😎 @smart_comerade]

@favournjoku593 I wanted to be a doctor, but patient no dey

[Za_Comrade 😎 @smart_comerade]

@EngineerAdam123 Scofield problem solver ne ynz za a samu matsala ynz zai kawo solution

[Za_Comrade 😎 @smart_comerade]

@KBbamz @ESPNFC Means no serious attacker in your sh*t league

[Za_Comrade 😎 @smart_comerade]

@appiecule Mourinho would run to the media and cry again to bury his failure, while Madrid management would arrange a meeting regarding his future at the club and their future at large. Even Perez can't escape Flick's trouble this time