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@aainaayusoff @Crazyunfill94 Can Christians pray that way in your country too??

@Crazyunfill94 He is just praying which only takes less than 5min, he is not disturbing people, not hurting people, not disrespecting anyone. Wow I didn't know some japanese people could be this insecure.

At Tokyo Station, a Muslim man started performing namaz (Islamic prayer) in a public area. A Japanese local citizen immediately stopped him and said firmly:“This is a public place, not your home. Why are you praying here? Do it at home or in the toilet. This is Japan — we don’t give special facilities for this. Japan has zero interest in attracting Muslim tourists!” Japan knows how to protect its culture and public spaces.

"We're Nigerians, but today we are Mexicans." For 90 minutes, borders dissolve. Flags get borrowed. Strangers become your people. The World Cup is finally here 🔥 Writer: Val

Day 23. Yall are starting to slowly forget 💔

Stop calling them bandits. Call them Islamic terrorists or Islamic jihadists. Calling them bandits is Taqiya.

🇨🇳🇯🇵🇵🇭 China didn't wait long to respond. Hours after Japan and the Philippines announced maritime delimitation talks east of Taiwan, Beijing launched a law enforcement operation in those exact waters. The message: you don't draw lines in our sea without us at the table. China's Foreign Ministry was direct; any EEZ or continental shelf deal in that area legally requires China as a party under UNCLOS. Japan and the Philippines disagree. So do most Western governments. The deeper issue is that China is now using enforcement operations the way other countries use diplomatic protests. Less paperwork, more presence. With Taiwan already the region's biggest flashpoint, a 3-way maritime dispute on its eastern flank is the last thing the Indo-Pacific needed right now. Source: Global Times

@officialEFCC So when they escaped you didn’t make it known so everyone will be at alert but kept it hidden You de very very stupid if you think say na pampers we de wear You killed him in cold fucking blood and you’re lying, very useless agency, bastards

@DailyMail This is the right sentence for such an action. Good for Pakistan.

If the defense Minister believes more in prayer than in taking the war to terrorists then there's no need to have any defense budget. Such an animal.

“Bola Tinubu should be grateful to Peter Obi, because Obi has the capacity to mobilize one million Nigerians to Abuja today and destabilize the country, if he was a radical leader, because millions of Nigerians believe so much in him” —Atiku Isah Abubakar

“America will not return to the America of the past.” The US-Israeli war on Iran has led to “America’s decline in the Middle East”, former IRGC commander Mohsen Rezaei told Iran’s semi-official Tasnim News Agency. 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/b8yzpg

Awarding a Senate ticket to Yahaya Bello, who is allegedly responsible for the disappearance of over ₦100 billion in public funds, has to be one of the greatest affronts to Nigeria’s fight against corruption. @officialEFCC Chairman, you should bury your face in shame. All that noise, yet zero action.

@EYES_DAILY @fidelityMartial @Chelsea_2580 @NigeriaStories Shows you don’t even care for the Nation and you’re just seeking attention. Anything other than unity at this point is not acceptable.

Sad 😢 💔 Mr Michael Oyedokun, one of the abducted teachers of Community High School, Ahoro-Esinele Oyo state, has been b£h£aded by the bandits.

Dear Fortuna Düsseldorf, I am a young Ghanaian footballer eager to join your club and help drive us back to the Bundesliga. I am fully committed to giving everything to climb the ranks and achieve promotion. To prove my dedication, I am willing to play the first 8 months of my contract for free. I believe in this project and would be honoured to contribute. Looking forward to the opportunity to discuss further. Best regards, Bernard 🙏🏽❤️ @f95

Disturbing video of the abducted proprietress of the school in Oyo State from the kidnappers’ den. Many students are still being held captive by the kidnappers. We urge everyone to repost this video until they are safely released 😭😭😭

America understands something Nigeria still refuses to take seriously: Crime leaves patterns. A gun is not just a weapon. It is evidence. It carries a history. In the United States, when a firearm is used in a shooting in Tennessee, the shell casings can be entered into a federal ballistic system known as NIBIN. If that same gun resurfaces months later in Montana, Texas or Chicago, investigators can link both crimes together through ballistic markings left behind on the cartridges. That means one gun can expose an entire network of crimes across multiple states. This is not Hollywood science fiction. It is real forensic infrastructure. Nigeria barely has that conversation. The same rifle used to slaughter villagers in Benue could easily appear weeks later in a kidnapping operation in Kaduna, then resurface in an armed robbery in Calabar, and nobody in the system would know. Not because the criminals are geniuses. But because the state is blind. No integrated national ballistic database. No unified forensic intelligence structure. No serious interstate crime linkage system. No modern evidence-driven policing culture. Everything is reactive. A massacre happens. Politicians visit. Statements are released. Then silence. Meanwhile the weapons keep moving. What makes this even more dangerous is that Nigeria’s security crisis is no longer isolated. Armed robbery, banditry, terrorism, cult violence, farmer-herder killings and organized kidnapping are all bleeding into one another. Criminal groups share routes, suppliers and weapons. Yet investigations in Nigeria still largely depend on confessions, eyewitnesses and random checkpoints instead of intelligence fusion and forensic tracing. America’s system is not perfect. Far from it. But one thing they understood decades ago is that data matters. Patterns matter. Jurisdictional cooperation matters. Nigeria operates like 36 disconnected islands pretending to be one country. A criminal can commit murder in one state and practically reset his identity by crossing into another jurisdiction. Records are poorly digitized. Case files disappear. Evidence handling is inconsistent. Intelligence sharing is weak. And when a country cannot track weapons, it eventually loses the ability to track violence itself. That is the terrifying part. Because insecurity is no longer just about bad people carrying guns. It is about a state that still does not have the institutional memory to follow those guns after the blood dries.

Breaking: Muslim terrorists just stormed a Christian village in Nigeria and unleashed pure demonic savagery on innocent families who couldn’t run fast enough to escape. They captured pregnant women and hacked their bellies open with machetes — forcing the young women to witness their own unborn babies die right in front of them as they succumbed to fatal stab wounds. All because they were Christians who refused to convert to Islam. No one in the international community, UN, EU, ICC, or ICJ seems to care. Not even Christian leaders in the West. Please pray for the persecuted Christians in Nigeria. 💔💔💔💔

Good morning, Nigerians. This is a reminder that over 170 kidnapped pregnant women and children from Woro, Kwara are still with terrorists since February. The terrorists demanded for a ransom of over 3 billion naira. APC is still campaigning in the same state by the way.

Attention: Barrister Sunday Adegoke @PolarisBankLtd head of legal. Sunday Adegoke @PolarisBankLtd after the court ruled that your lien on my account by a letter from @officialEFCC was illegal. I believed you Barrister Sunday Adegoke will advise your employers legally on the legal compliance of the law, but sadly you’re not well informed of numerous courts rulings that no Bank/Financial Institutions should place a lien on any account without a order from the court yet your actions caused me medical, mental and financial loss to litigate… Your unprofessional actions almost caused me my life by delaying my surgery for three hours and since over three years your incompetence as Head of legal @PolarisBankLtd has illegally denied me my own funds till date… Barrister Sunday Adegoke @PolarisBankLtd I find it very unprofessional that after the court ruled in February that your actions @PolarisBankLtd and @officialEFCC was illegal, I have to get your attention here after two months to respect and comply with the court orders by removing your lawless lien on my account without further delay. As Head of Legal, you Barrister Sunday Adegoke should advise your employer @PolarisBankLtd the legal complications of your lawless conduct which as a professional lawyer should know better… I demand full access to my funds immediately, Barrister Sunday Adegoke @PolarisBankLtd I don’t want to drag you back to Court for contempt as I don’t want to believe you have no respect for the Courts, as your initial lien and now failure to comply is an admission to lawlessness at the detriment of your employer @PolarisBankLtd bank… Barrister Sunday Adegoke @PolarisBankLtd I demand you comply in 48hours or I will file contempt against your person and the lawless institution @PolarisBankLtd for damages that will prevent these types of recklessness in legal duty. Check @PolarisBankLtd DM for details to act immediately. @officialEFCC @OlaOlukoyede_ @cenbank

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