Code Hashira 🍉

Okay! So I have reach a point where I can't proceed. This is the imitation of @KassandraSanch 'art, although not like the real one 😅. Its worth the try for me. Feel free to criticize or advise, PS: don't burn me 😅 code-hashirah.github.io/Piano_Replica/

You can quote the Quran to the judge during your trial. One thing remains certain you would pay the full price of your actions See you in Court

@Mss_Tareem Since 2010

If you have used the same sim card for more than 5 years, honestly, you are a very stable person. How old is your sim card??

JUST IN: Israel just released Palestinian hostage Ahmed Daas from a torture camp prison. Here’s a video of him reuniting with his mother in Qalqilya, Palestine after his release.

I pray that Allah Azza Wajal doesn't test us with sickness, poverty or disbelief

Military recruitment and training in Kaduna, circa 1950s.

Troops in Mubi North, backed by local hunters, foiled a terror plot and arrested 3 suspects during a pre-dawn raid. One suspect confessed to a past attack and plans to target a military barracks. God bless our troops 🇳🇬🙏

@TallMuye @orgarzy01 Correct 👍

@orgarzy01 @CodeHashira My point was, we should all be our brothers keepers, help should come from anyone, irrespective of their religion or tribe.

There was a day my car fell into a hole in Jahi, Abuja. Some Hausa guys came around at first and tried to help push it out, but immediately it didn’t work, they left. I kept struggling on my own, jacking the car, while people passed by and no one stopped to help. After a while, one Igbo guy pulled up and joined me. We tried using my jack but it wasn’t strong enough (na Sienna). Then another Igbo guy showed up with a better jack. With both of them, we finally got the car out of the hole. Before I could even turn to appreciate one of them, he had already driven off, didn’t wait for thanks. The other one I tried to give money, but he refused. That day, it was Igbo strangers who came through for me when I really needed help. I’ll never forget it. 🙏🏽

@Abu_Jawaadd This was posted like over a week ago on WhatsApp, and I was informed that she had been found by her parents.

ASSALĀMU ‘ALAYKUM WARAHMATULLĀHI WABARAKĀTUH Dear brothers and sisters in Islam, This young sister has been found and is currently receiving care at the General Hospital in Lagos. Unfortunately, she has no means of identification, and at the moment she is not speaking or responding properly to treatment, which makes it difficult for the hospital staff to know who she is or how to contact her family. It is possible that someone, somewhere, is looking for her, worried and searching without knowing where she is. Therefore, we humbly appeal to the Muslim community and the general public: if you recognize her or know anyone who might know her family, please reach out immediately. Islam teaches us to care for one another and to assist those in need. The Prophet ﷺ said that whoever relieves a believer of a difficulty in this world, Allah will relieve him of a difficulty on the Day of Judgment. Perhaps sharing this message could be the means of reuniting her with her loved ones. Please help by resharing and repost

@Beejaysport I someone who hasn't even started

Omo, im sure most people are done with Sittat Shawwal? I'm still in number 2

The situation with Sunday Igboho’s proposed security network in the South West needs to be looked at through the lens of what happened with the Eastern Security Network and the current deals the government has with Tompolo and Asari Dokubo. Outsourcing national security to private individuals and former agitators, is a recipe for long term disaster. If you look at the Niger Delta, the government has essentially handed over the protection of our most valuable assets to Tompolo’s Tantita Group and Asari Dokubo’s security outfits. While the government claims this has helped oil production, what they have actually done is create a system of state sanctioned private armies. These groups are loyal to their leaders first and the Nigerian state second. Asari Dokubo has already shown how volatile this can be by publicly boasting that his men can do what the Nigerian Army cannot, which undermines the authority of our professional military. This is exactly how the Eastern Security Network started. It began as a volunteer force to protect local farmers from herders because the formal security agencies were failing. But because the ESN was a non state actor with no constitutional oversight, it quickly spiraled into a fullbblown insurgency. It turned the South East into a region of unrest, defined by unknown gunmen and clashes with the military. If we allow Sunday Igboho to lead a massive, independent force of 50,000 volunteers to comb the forests under the banner of "Ija Ekun Security Alert," we are essentially building a South West version of the ESN. Supporters claim this new group is legitimate because it is duly registered like Asari Dokubo’s firm, but this is a dangerous legal fallacy. Registration with the Corporate Affairs Commission as a business is not a license to operate as a paramilitary force. Under the Private Guard Companies Act, registered security firms are strictly forbidden from carrying firearms or performing the tactical duties of the Police and Army. A business certificate is not a mandate to comb forests or engage in combat. By using registration as a shield for a private army, these actors are attempting to bypass the constitutional monopoly the state holds over the use of force. The biggest risk is that these groups lack accountability. Unlike the police or even the Amotekun corps which is backed by state laws and answerable to the Governor, a private volunteer group answers only to a charismatic leader. There is no vetting process, no human rights training, and no clear chain of command. When a private citizen creates an organization to protect every corner of Yorubaland, they are creating a parallel government. If the Federal Government allows this, they lose the moral and legal authority to stop any other group from doing the same. History in Nigeria shows that these protection groups often turn into political thuggery or protection rackets. Once the government gives an activist the power to run a security network, they are creating a strongman who can eventually hold the entire region to ransom if the government stops paying or tries to regulate them. Instead of franchising security to individuals, the government needs to strengthen existing legal structures like Amotekun or fast track the State Police reforms. We cannot solve today’s insecurity by creating the armed liabilities of tomorrow. If we continue down this path of hiring activists to do the job of the state, we aren't bringing peace, we are just waiting for the next region to explode into unrest once these private deals go sour.

Muhammad Foad Abu-Mohsen got married only 3 months ago a happy, bright life was waiting for him. However, the Nazi Israeli army cut his life short, leaving his bride with this terrible sorrow.

@Shaibu_AO Person or 🐶

VDM is now threatening Omoyele Sowore, the same Sowore who fought for his release back then. Funny how the person you helped rise now wants to bite you. Lmao

@KhadijaBashirs2 Bro I ain't got one

What’s your #1 marriage advice? Drop it below I’m building a thread.

The Alex dude is not even bright. Just look at. He gives himself away far too easily. Imagine boasting that you are being secured by the same Nigerian security forces you claim can’t secure Nigerians. I was going to say I’m surprised he’s the choice for this operation, but again, America doesn’t even need to send their brightest to Nigeria because they know exactly the kind of people they are dealing with in Nigerians. People who have eternal beef with critical thinking.

@Misa_Roumi There's a place called hell if i remember correctly

When even shelters are no longer safe, where can people turn?😱😥

The image is reported to be from Khan Younis beach in Gaza, where Palestinian students particularly high school students are taking their Tawjihi (final exams). Due to the ongoing conflict, nearly 97% of schools in Gaza have been destroyed or severely damaged, forcing the Ministry of Education to arrange makeshift exam centers in tents, on beaches, and in open areas.

@DailyPostNGR Imagine this one now having kids and passing the stupidity unto them and the chain 🔗 continues. How are we not going to be overrun by idiots?

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@KhadijaBashirs2 History

Since we’re all here anyway what should we be learning? Religion, health, life, mindset… drop the topic you want more honest conversations about

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