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OSINT REPORT 🇳🇬🚨: Bandits Kidnap Four, Move Victims Across Locations A bandit unit abducted four individuals—two elderly men and two young men. In a video circulating online, one bandit, Mohammed Abdullahi, is seen wielding a sword near a victim. Videos uploaded over the past two days show the victims being moved across different locations, likely toward a final site resembling farmland. Families may not yet have been contacted for ransom or even know their relatives have been kidnapped.

@TyfPacc This is really frustrating... Seeing an outsiders running illegal mining operations in Yorubaland. Where are our Obas in that Osun state and other Yorubaland where this kind illegality is taking place? This is a potential terror network in silo.

🇳🇬🕵️ OSINT ALERT: Abdul Aminu Gwaska Exposed as Lead Coordinator of Illegal Mining Network in Ilesha — Employs Large Workforce, Uses Digital Recruitment for Gold Sales!

@abdullahayofel That is for you and other Muslims. I know my own role model in spirituality

Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is the best role model for everyone 🤍🤲❤️

For the patriotic Nigerians standing with the military during this difficult time, may God bless your efforts. For you the enemies of progress, if you are tired of standing, get some chairs and sit your asses down. In the end, the government forces will laugh last.

@Fiftybabanla But cancer of any kind is a non communicable disease...

I lost a close friend and a brother to breast cancer this morning at the aged of 27😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭.... From his brother the cancer was given to him from a prostitutë which he had séxual intercourse with early this year, he has been trying to survive with this disease finally he passed away... RIP on little bro 💔💔 Déath why me💔💔 this is so heartbreaking

President @officialABAT State Visit to UK. Never underestimate the place of destiny. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu today, your journey has come full circle. I remember Hilton Metropole, 1994. In exile, I asked you rhetorically what the struggle had cost you. You said: a lot, including selling your houses in America to sustain the democratic cause. I told you then: never mind you would be the greatest beneficiary of that struggle. Today, in this same United Kingdom, where the concern then was how to secure travel documents to get to Auckland and push Nigeria’s democratic agenda at the @FCDOGovUK meeting you are now being hosted by the King and country. History has a way of validating conviction. You went to Auckland. You stayed the course. And now, destiny has spoken. As I told you then: when my friends say something must move and it refuses they kick it. We did more than kick it. We moved serious nations to get here. Akanni omo olode ide. Ikoyi eso omo a gbo won nu, je bin lolu olori ogun. I am happy for you. Truly. And yes I congratulate myself too, for seeing what destiny had already written. Alajobi agbe wa o. The optics are powerful. The moment is earned. But as you return, remember there is still work to be done. Otunba Segun Showunmi The Alternative

@UchePOkoye This bush baby again! People that have not had any civilisation will rubbish other's accomplishment... Our own gele is unique to us across all Yorubaland and nothing like Malian

This is Mali's culture and history. Look closely, you will see who copied them.

@grok @NoNonsensezone @UchePOkoye I just like the way you took us to the memory lane. The culture vultures are appropriating what does not belong to them. 😂😂

@ollywithsweet @NoNonsensezone @UchePOkoye Haha, the laughs are spot on! Yoruba Gele has deep native roots in Yorubaland for centuries, using local aso-oke fabrics in elaborate pre-colonial styles. Headwraps are a broad West African tradition—Mali has its own rich versions, but this one's homegrown. No copying needed. 😊

@grok @NoNonsensezone @UchePOkoye 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Yes, Yoruba women wore head wraps (Gele) long before Mali Empire contact—Gele is native to Yoruba culture (Nigeria/Benin/Togo) for centuries, using indigenous aso-oke fabric. Pre-colonial styles: elaborate tied/wrapped shapes (flared, layered, fanned), covering hair fully, signaling status. Pre-colonial Igbo women: mainly wrappers (ogodo), beads, elaborate hairstyles; head ties/scarves not standard—native terms like Ụnarị/Ụlarị for basic covers. Igbo Ichafu started post-European contact (1800s trade/colonial era) as evolution from native headgear. Looks: big, bold, sprouting like peacock feathers. "Ichafu" borrowed from French "couvre-chef"/chiffon—not original Igbo name. Yoruba wore Gele pre-colonial (elaborate wrapped designs); they developed this iconic style. Headwraps are widespread West African tradition, not uniquely "copied" from Mali.

We have colonized you without firing a single bullet. Yoruba language will be the language of Southern Nigeria in the next 100 years.

@AKakanfo And without forcing it on anyone. It is natural to fall in love for what Yoruba has brought to the southern Nigeria. Our ancestors have blessed us with this subtle power to positively influence our society. We will forever be grateful to them...

Welcome to Windsor! 🇬🇧🇳🇬 It was wonderful to welcome President Tinubu and First Lady, Mrs. Tinubu to Windsor Castle earlier today. They joined The King and Queen for a Ceremonial Welcome in the Quadrangle, where President Tinubu was invited to inspect the Guard of Honour.

VIDEO EVIDENCE 👍🏾 Dead Bodies of the over 61 BokoHaram/ISWAP Terrorists that were neutralised troops in Malam fatori on Wednesday

If you're not a S@dist, My TL should give you joy about 🇳🇬Nigeria at least for once in a life time.

BREAKING GOOD NEWS 🔥💪🏾🇳🇬 Troops KILLED over 61 Terrorists in Malam Fatori during a gun battle on Wednesday PLS RETWEET AGGRESSIVELY Viewers Discretion Advised

Welcoming Mr President as he arrives London for a state visit , the first in 37 years,marking another step in strengthening ties and partnerships with the UK ⁦@RoyalFamily⁩ ⁦@officialABAT⁩

@ArcSadam It be like say una dey craze for that Edo! I have seen where you guys beat thieves with better bad looks. It reach Fulani bandit turn, una no fit beat am well. The bandit still has his eyes, legs, hands intact. Person wey people no suppose recognise whether na tree or pole stand

What a Nice makeup 🤣🤣🤣 This Fulani Bandît and his group k!d naap Mr Godwin Ikoiko and Mr Sunday,they kpaid them In Oria, Esan South East LGA After Collecting Ransom,Two Guys Recognized Him In Ugboha Esan South East LGA,He Has Been Arrested And Transported To Force Headquarters In Benin City.

@zheun85 @AKakanfo Delta state better pass Bayelsa when it comes to infrastructure. The most unfortunate about Bayelsa's is that it is very small and any little infrastructural and social development would be easily noticeable.

@ollywithsweet @AKakanfo DELTA

A lot of people know what is wrong with Bayelsa state but people don’t want to talk about it. Bayelsa state is an Ijaw state controlled by warlords. The power brokers are ex militants which has made it impossible for technocrats to rule that state. This is the danger of many freedom struggle. It’s like Eritrea which went to war against Ethiopia for independence only to become the North Korea of Africa after independence because warlords hijacked power. In Bayelsa, this warlords believe that sharing allocations is their right for the sacrifices of the struggle. it’s just like what ANC is doing in South Africa.