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@manniefabian @EndGameWW3 Lightly you say?lol

A photo shows the Israeli military cargo carrier that was struck by a Hezbollah explosive-laden drone at an artillery position near the northern border community of Shomera this morning. The M548, known in the IDF as the Alfa, is used to transport artillery shells. Twelve soldiers were wounded in the attack, most of them lightly.

These are 18 Convicted Al-shabab T€rror!sts E×ecuted through firing squad In Northeast Somalia. I think Firing squad needs to be brought back into the Nigeria system to serve as deterrent to the t€rror!st or those intend to join the t€rror!st in inflicting pains to the Nigeria people.

In Urology, I saw men who were sad that they have to come change suprapubic catheters always. I saw men who were sad because we had to put hands and biopsy needles in their anus to collect tissue. I saw men who looked at their children with sadness because they got their diagnosis of prostate cancer. I saw men who had to go around with urine bags because the couldn’t control the sphincters no more. I saw men who dropped tears because we had to pad their boxers with tissue to absorb the blood that comes out after the biopsies. I saw daughters who constantly begged to stay away and not see their father’s nakedness. Some even begging us to help dress the man up. I’m surprised that despite all these, someone else saw differently.

This is so heartbreaking 💔 Like was there no way this could have been noticed earlier?

🚨 Mali 🇲🇱- 🔞 Sensitive Content ⛔️ Malian youth in Kati have wiped out some terrorists, recorded it and said President, look! The police and gendarmes have also dealt with these mercenaries. The level of courage that the Malian youth have displayed is astounding. Imagine chasing after terrorists with bare hands, catching them and using their own weapons to wipe them out. That’s bravery right there. Now, imagine if these youth had weapons! Terrorists won’t stand a chance! Therefore, @GoitaAssimi @Gal_Abd_Maiga I call on you to recruit volunteers for the defense of the homeland (VDP) like in Burkina Faso 🇧🇫. Train them, give them weapons, and watch them deal with the enemies of Africa!

@Pressman2040 Even if you lost both eyes, hands, and legs, the NA won't dismiss you.

Amputation does not mean retirement. That is the point this argument is missing. In the United States, a Green Beret lost his leg above the knee, went through over 20 surgeries, and still returned to combat. He deployed again, completed advanced training, and serves to this day. His value was never measured by his limb. In Nigeria, the same principle applies. A soldier who loses an arm or leg in service is not automatically useless. The military has administrative, instructional, technical, and support roles that do not require full physical capacity. A soldier can teach tactics, handle logistics, train recruits, or serve in planning roles. Experience does not disappear because a limb does. The Nigerian Military already retains amputees in service. Temporary medical downgrades do not mean immediate discharge. Retirement is an option, not a mandate. And many choose to stay because their knowledge, discipline, and sacrifice are still valuable. So the argument that any amputated soldier must retire is false. It ignores global military practice, Nigerian military policy, and the dignity of those who gave parts of themselves for their country. A soldier is not just a pair of boots. A soldier is a mind, a spirit, and a will to serve. As long as that remains, there is a place in the military.

Today, several terrorists were neutralized by the AES special forces in Mali 🇲🇱

@LewisKrise15482 @toluogunlesi @NigerianNavy We do.

@toluogunlesi @NigerianNavy Why can't we not start ship building in Nigeria.

Something really interesting I just found out - How the @NigerianNavy’s most important naval acquisition in years is helping the American and Australian Navies make important fleet renewal decisions. NNS KADA—an LST-100 built in UAE by Dutch shipbuilder Damen, and whose 56-day journey home to Lagos from the shipyard in Sharjah I tweet-followed 4 years ago (2022)—has since gone on to catch the attention of the American and Australian Navies, which are now making plans to build/acquire several units. Turns out Nigeria is the first country on the planet to order and deploy an LST-100. We debuted the vessel. In fact the Australian Defense Force @DefenceAust sent a delegation to Nigeria in March 2025 to study NNS KADA. Head of the delegation, Brigadier Colin Bassett said, during the visit, “The Australian Defence Force is currently undertaking a fleet renewal programme, and in the course of our research, we identified NNS KADA as a top-tier option in terms of capability and modern naval requirements. It is recognised as one of the best-designed Landing Ship Tanks in the world, and we are keen to understand its operational efficiency firsthand.” The US Navy has also now chosen “the LST 100 design for the Medium Landing Ship (LSM) program, enabling rapid fielding of this urgently needed capability to our Navy and U.S. Marine Corps team.” NNS KADA has also caught the attention of the @_AfricanUnion - which in 2025 signed an agreement with Nigeria in which the ship will provide transport and logistics services to support AU peacekeeping and humanitarian missions.

They didn’t just take a motorcycle. They took a son. 💔💔💔💔💔 Sani Salisu Basaura a trader from Jega LGA, Kebbi State travelled to Ibadan to make a living. He sold foodstuffs. When business was slow, he rode okada to survive. He returned home for Sallah to celebrate with his family. Then he went back to Ibadan weeks ago. His family never saw him alive again. Here’s what happened, according to his cousin: Police stopped Sani and tried to seize his okada. During a struggle, an officer allegedly struck him in the chest close to his heart. He started vomiting blood immediately. He was rushed to the hospital. But doctors said he died before he even arrived. His father is still alive. Sani was his eldest son. His mother? Devastated. His siblings? Shattered. This is not policing. This is not justice. This is a family destroyed over a motorcycle. We demand answers. We demand accountability. #JusticeForSani #EndPoliceBrutality

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I will keep tagging these posts so as to educate you clitoral loving guys. Pussy eating or Cunnilingus as it's properly termed is the commonest way men contact the human papilloma virus (HPV). As of today, HPV is the leading cause of throat cancer in many countries. Don't say I haven't taught you anything.

@Marafa4all @B_ELRUFAI I don't understand what he wrote.

@B_ELRUFAI Can’t believe this is your handwriting Hon..🤦‍♂️

For clarity sake, police personnel don't get to be posted to different regions like those in the military. If you claim you have the worst set of police departments in those places you just mentioned, check the indigenous people of the states, they are the majority serving there.

@Iam_Vince22 @MayorXforever That says a lot about people from that region. Other than very senior officers and members of tactical teams, police rarely post their men outside their geopolitical zones.

@MayorXforever All the southern part of Nigeria that's where you find the untrained officers with uniform extorting and killing citizens unjustly

The worst of the worst police department in Nigeria are found in EDO,DELTA,BAYELSA AND PORT HARCOURT.

Huawei’s new laptop. Pay attention starting from the 13-second mark.

Having a successful elder brother is such an underrated life hack.

⚡Face to face, no distance, no fear — Saudi soldiers stand their ground in a brutal point-blank clash, showing pure courage under fire.

@Ya_kso What do we expect when patent medicine stores are dispensing antibiotics irrationally.

A patient walked in asking for “something stronger.” Said ceftriaxone hadn’t worked after 5 days. I asked if he’d done a sensitivity test. He said yes… opened his phone and showed me the results He was resistant to almost everything. I asked, “how long has this been going on?” he said “7 years.” That’s when it clicked, this wasn’t just a failed treatment, this was resistance built over time. I referred him. And honestly, we’re seeing this more often now. Antibiotic resistance is growing faster than the drugs we have. We’re getting dangerously close to a future where even “small” infections aren’t so small anymore.

Most marriages are still working, a plane that lands safely hardly makes news but one single crash...