Two Irishmen with no oil or gas experience.
Got a Nigerian gas contract in 2010.
Built nothing.
Then sued Nigeria for breaking the deal.
Won $6.6 billion in a secret London court.
Interest was adding $1.3 million every single day.
Total bill hit $11 billion.
That is 10 times Nigeria’s health budget.
The woman who signed the contract on Nigeria’s behalf?
She was promised a cut of the $11 billion.
Not one Nigerian official in jail.
Omo 💔😭 🇳🇬
once read about Lee Kuan Yew and all it took to trigger him during his visit to Nigeria was three things
> the security surrounding them was like the country was under siege
> he had a one on one conversation with the then minister of finance, he shock 😭😂
> he said he observed we put people into positions based on tribe, alliance or favoritism instead of using a merit based system.
let me break it down ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️
Stfu.. Your country just voted against admitting that slavery was a crime against the ancestors of the Christians you claim to care for. We all ain't fool over here fvcker.
Safe your hypocrisy for those who chose to be fooled by your gimmicks.
That generation, they enjoyed the best of Nigeria and ruined it for us.
Imagine expecting people that can’t maintain National monuments to maintain a good economy.
Ruin everything and then call my generation lazy
They kill children, drink their blood, eat their flesh, rape the living and sacrifice them to Baal - Western Civilization.
Your support for the US and Israel means your support for that evil. Unless you are truly evil to your core, far beyond redemption, you will never support such evils.
Nigeria is about to create career insurgents, if they haven’t already.
If the punishment for terror is rehabilitation into the same society they terrorized, why should they stop the evil act?
Pages of the Glorious Qur'ān today, Thursday 26/3/26, Sūrah al-Baqarah (2): 6-24, tafakkur verse 2: 11
Theme: False claim of Reform and Civilization will never turn evil to good
{وَإِذَا قِیلَ لَهُمۡ لَا تُفۡسِدُوا۟ فِی ٱلۡأَرۡضِ قَالُوۤا۟ إِنَّمَا نَحۡنُ مُصۡلِحُونَ}
"And when it is said to them, Do not cause corruption on the earth, they say, We are but reformers".
LESSONS:
1. Evil Often Disguises Itself as Good: This verse exposes a timeless reality: corruption is often carried out under the banner of reform. Those who spread chaos, injustice, and oppression rarely admit wrongdoing; instead, they cloak their actions in noble language, such as “peacekeeping,” “security,” “development,” or “liberation.”
In today’s world, many global powers justify wars, invasions, and political interference as efforts to “restore order” or “protect democracy,” while in reality, they leave behind destruction, instability, and suffering.
2. Propaganda Is a Tool of Oppression: The statement “We are but reformers” reflects deliberate narrative control. Corrupt forces invest heavily in shaping public perception, using media, diplomacy, and influence to present oppression as justice.
This teaches us that not every widely accepted narrative is truthful. A believer must develop discernment and not be deceived by polished rhetoric or international approval.
3. Corruption Includes Political and Economic Exploitation: Corruption on earth is not limited to personal wrongdoing; it includes systemic injustice such as:
🔸Unjust wars and killings
🔸Regime destabilization for strategic interests
🔸Exploitation of natural resources (like oil theft)
🔸Economic manipulation that impoverishes nations
Such actions, even when framed as “global cooperation” or “economic partnership,” fall under the Qur’ānic condemnation of corruption.
4. Self-Deception Is the Beginning of Greater Corruption: One of the most dangerous aspects of this verse is that such people may convince themselves of their righteousness. When individuals or nations believe they are justified in oppression, they lose the moral restraint that could have stopped them.
This applies to influential leaders, policymakers, and elites who normalize injustice and no longer see the harm they cause.
5. True Reform Is Defined by Justice, Not Power: The verse teaches that true reform is not defined by authority, dominance, or influence, but by alignment with justice, truth, and divine guidance.
Any action that leads to:
🔸loss of innocent lives,
🔸destruction of lands,
🔸oppression of the weak,
🔸cannot be called reform, no matter how it is presented.
A believer must measure all claims of “reform” against the principles of the Qur’ān and Sunnah, not against political narratives.
This verse is not merely historical; it is a mirror for every age. It calls us to:
🔸see beyond appearances,
🔸question unjust systems,
🔸and stand firmly for truth.
For indeed, as Allah clarifies in the next verse: “Unquestionably, it is they who are the corrupters, but they perceive it not.” (Qur’ān 2:12)
You know that you don't have any legitimate right to complain about the lack of electricity in your area anymore because:
The Minister of Power has said "I'm sorry" for increasing the intensity of keeping you in the dark 🤔
Under Jonathan, fuel price rose to N97 which was later reduced to N87 and APC shouted Jonathan must go!
Okay…
Under Tinubu, fuel price rose to N1,300 and same APC are singing on your mandate.
"Slaves are generally expected to sing as well as to work." — Frederick Douglass
Ire o✌🏽
Dear @RepRileyMoore,
1. We are not Tinubu begging for a second term.
2. We are not DSS signing secret covenants with Israel.
3. You cannot use Nigeria to divert the world from the massive WOTOWOTO humiliation your maniac president is currently receiving for his illegal war of aggression against Iran.
4. We are Nigerian citizens who voted against slavery — the worst crime against humanity.
5. This incident happened on 22nd May 2023 in the palace of a Chief in Wukari, Taraba State — not a church.
6. Just last week, Muslims were bombed in Maiduguri: 23 died instantly, over 100 injured.
7. Your only goal is pure inhumanity and cheap propaganda dressed in fundamentalist Christianity.
We told you clearly: "KUTUMAR DURIN UWARKA"
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
— Citizen Jamilu Sufi 🇳🇬
If you don’t want to struggle to enter jannah as a Muslim (male or female). Discipline your tongue and incline toward measured silence.
Were our brothers to restrain their frivolous assertions, our sisters would likewise be spared the impulse of reciprocal retorts, and VICE VERSA.
If you ever feel compelled to hold a position, make sure to substantiate it with clear scriptural evidence, demonstrable material proof or at the very least, lend it a footing from a pious predecessor whose understanding lends it credence.
و هل يكب الناس علي وجوههم أو علي مناخرهم إلا حصائد ألسنتهم؟!
“And are people thrown onto their faces or onto their noses into the hell for anything other than the harvest of their tongues?”— Al-Hadith