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[Leksyde🌚 @sobur_bello]

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[Tello @delali_nartey3]

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[Y_S_L @YShileola]

I can’t believe I’ll ever make a post like this on X, Olaniyi Omogbolahan is my childhood friend, we attended the same secondary school at King Emmanuel College, Ore in Ondo state. He was kidnapped at his place of work on a farm in Ekiti..pleaseee help 😭😭😭

[𝑴𝒂𝐳𝐢.𝐍𝐧𝐚𝑬𝒎𝒆𝒌𝒂🇳🇬 @EmmyPromise71]

This is the problem of one-sided stories. I think most of us Christians are not being fair to our fellow brothers and sisters in the Muslim communities who have suffered the same fate in the hands of bandits and terrorists in this country, and I must say we have been very wicked towards them.

Look at Zamfara, Sokoto, Katsina, and Niger States. Thousands of Muslim villagers have been massacred in the past decade by the same bandits people like you now describe as only killing Christians. Do you know how many Muslims have been burnt inside mosques during prayers?

Do you know how many Muslims have been kidnapped from schools, markets, and highways in the North? Families have been wiped out, women raped, and children sold into slavery. Are those people not human beings too?

Go to Borno and Yobe; Muslims have been the biggest victims of Boko Haram. For yrs, their mosques were bombed, their communities displaced, and their Imams murdered. Are you blind to their suffering because it doesn’t fit your selective narrative?

Even in Kaduna, both Christians and Muslims have been slaughtered in cycles of revenge attacks, but people like you only mention one side to gain sympathy from the West. That is dishonesty, and it is dangerous.

And let’s be truthful: in the Southeast today, the people killing, beheading, and burning their own brothers are not Muslims.

They are Christians killing Christians. Should we then say Christianity is wiping out Christianity? That is how foolish and misleading your argument sounds when you remove Muslims’ pain from the story.

Nigeria’s insecurity is not about religion. It is about banditry, terrorism, bad politics, and crime. Muslims and Christians have been victims.

The problem is that some Christians abroad and even at home only shout when it is Christians being attacked, but when Muslims are killed in even greater numbers, nobody raises a voice. That is wickedness, and it must stop.

So if you want to talk about killings in Nigeria, talk about all victims. Don’t twist it into propaganda against Islam. Because the truth is this: Muslims in Zamfara, Sokoto, Katsina, Niger, Borno, and Kaduna have buried more people than you can count, and they deserve the same sympathy, the same global outrage, and the same recognition as any Christian community. Anything short of that is hypocrisy!!

[𝑴𝒂𝐳𝐢.𝐍𝐧𝐚𝑬𝒎𝒆𝒌𝒂🇳🇬 @EmmyPromise71]

Ryan, shut your ignorant mouth about Nigeria. What you tweeted is not just false, it’s insulting to millions of us living here. Nobody is wiping out Christians in Nigeria. That nonsense is propaganda.

Do you know Nigeria is home to the largest Christian population in Africa? Every Sunday, millions gather freely in churches, crusades fill stadiums, and new churches are being built every day. If Christians were being “wiped out,” would that be possible?

What we face here is insecurity that affects everyone; Muslims, Christians, rich, poor. Criminals and terrorists are our problem, not religion. In fact, let me shock you: in the Southeast where I come from, the ones killing us daily are self-acclaimed agitators (IPOB terrorists) who are Christians, burning, kidnapping, and murdering their own people. Are they Muslims? Answer that, @RyanGarcia.

I have lived and business with Muslims all my life, and I will tell you this without apology: Muslims in Nigeria are some of the most loving, honest, and genuine people you will ever meet.

We share markets, streets, and families without issues. Unlike the lies you are spreading; there is no war between Christians and Muslims here, only criminals using violence for their selfish gain.

Before you open your mouth about Nigeria, check your own backyard. In America, how many Christians are shot dead every year inside churches, schools, and malls? Who wipes them out there? Your country is a bloodbath, yet you want to lecture us?

You are a boxer, Ryan, not a political analyst. Don’t use Nigeria’s challenges to score cheap clout on social media. We don’t need your ignorance. Keep our country out of your mouth.

Cc: @IdrisAOni1 @egi_nupe @BashirAhmaad

[Hii_bee @younghero96]

@MMydw60280 .

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An act of kindness can completely change someone's day.

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@kusssman What if I reverse before the Ravens come along?.

[Rhemmy @Ceorhemz]

Because you hate Tinubu doesn't mean you should hate Yorubas and the Yoruba culture. Tinubu doesn't represent the Yorubas. There are many Yorubas that can't stand him. He lost in Lagos & Osun. Don't use Tinubu as an excuse for your Bigotry and tribalism

[Hii_bee @younghero96]

@DAMIADENUGA @Reedonenullah 😁. Our princess.

[Leeka💕 @leeka_jb2]

Naruto losing his shit after he witnessed Hinata getting "killed" by Pain

[The HR Detective @femigibbs]

Let's laugh into a great day!

[Hii_bee @younghero96]

@Reedonenullah Ment!. Why una even hate anime self. It is actually very interesting.

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Average male frustration:

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@JamiuAdebayoLa2 @PeterTumusiime9 What happened to Juwon?

[Kelechi ✌️ @JustKelechi]

Would definitely try this with my babe 😁😁😁

[DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm]

The first trailer for ‘VENOM: THE LAST DANCE’ has been released.

In theaters on October 25.

[Ridwan Oke @RidwanuLlah]

Okay, let’s take this seriously:

1. The Police Force as at today do not have a data of everyone arrested nor their previous criminal record if any

2. If Police arrest anyone in Asaba, there’s no way you can know in Lagos because they still run a strictly analog system. If you enter the system, it’s easy to get lost. You can be looking for someone for several years but they are with the Police but the same Police in another division will help declare them missing 😂

3. The NPF do not have any software that provides for the details of persons in their custody, their age, offence, where they were arrested and when.

4. If you steal a car in Lagos and get caught and you’re lucky to still get released, you can proceed and steal another car in Ogun state and unless someone recognizes you, you can still claim “first offender” simply because there’s no data.

5. Ask the NPF today, how many people they have in their custody nationwide, they simply don’t know. That’s the policing system we currently run

6. Having a portal to report “cybercrime” is not necessarily the issue but the fact that we don’t ever get the priorities right.

7. Also, it shows that the refusal of the Police force to actually digitize the system is intentional as it will prevent them from continuing the usual corruption.

8. Lastly, stifling free speech is easy to do than stopping crimes.

[Excellent🛰️ @xcllntt]

If you went through a public university in Nigeria, and you're saying things like

"You can always call for your script"
"If you prepare well, you should not be scared"
"You get the grades you deserve"

I just know you're saying rubbish.