ZIMAN CROWN🇳🇬

On this matter Na Adenuga I blame I have been trying know why he can't make sure Glo is the best network in Nigeria... Bad network everywhere, glo will even dash you data but no network to use it.. Shame on him

@islambo10q Ni dédé agogo méjì

Remember Kó dé máa clean mi o so toothpaste

@islambo10q Ni dédé agogo méjì

Chase bank, chase your dream no apology Deposit payment slip na my therapist. -ogbe 2026

@islambo10q Holllllld something ✅

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@IgumaScott Well done man

So shameful

Just see the caliber of artists here

Hard to pick but I will go with TWICE AS TALL

@hypetribeng @burnaboy The greatest

@mygodfather0 He even wear timberland

Since dem mend dj tunez , baba just quiet dey rep Burna boy ‘s big 7 squad dey go 😂

@abdullahayofel At least that will boost his political career, if those ones no roast am😂

Atiku should go to the Jilli terrorist hub he called market tomorrow and sympathise with them

@atiku If a northern leader can be saying this, the north don't want the insurgence to end... How can innocent civilian be among of people with gun trucks parked around the premises?

The Jilli market airstrike that killed scores of innocent traders is not just tragic, but a devastating failure that must outrage every conscience. While targeting insurgents, innocent Nigerians were once again reduced to collateral damage. How long will citizens remain unsafe both from terrorists and from the very operations meant to protect them? Just a few days ago, the United States deployed over 150 aircraft and spent an estimated $300 million to rescue just one pilot in Iran, even destroying equipment worth over $100 million each to protect a single life. That is the value they place on one citizen. Here at home, we must ask: what is the value of Nigerian lives? This demands urgent review, accountability, and decisive action to prevent a recurrence. My heartfelt condolences go to the bereaved families and affected communities. Nigeria must uphold its duty to protect its citizen. That is the ultimate essence of National Security. -AA #google_vignette" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">dailytrust.com/breaking-over-…

@martinnsSzn Dey chop lies and propaganda dey go... So Market Women have started using Gun Truck and Motorcycle with Armed person?

“accidental bombing” Bola Ahmed Tinubu you’re a beast!!!!!!!

@Pathfinder077 He is humble He carries his bag himself He always says Nigeria is finished and disgrace He wears only one wristwatch He have one pair of shoes He saves Anambra money in his family and friends banks

Can obidients give me five good reasons why we should vote for Peter obi?

Now some Nigerians will start queuing behind Gumi If someone like Gumi is in pain just know that the people causing problems are in pain too... Some people with short memories have already forgotten or should I say they want to ignore the past, enemy of my enemy is my friend 😂

@YourPresido @ZagazOlaMakama When you can't read 🤡

@ZagazOlaMakama You arrest terrorist today , interrogated and posted online same day . That’s so unprofessional

Troops arrest teenage iswap logistics courier in ngamdu, link suspect to Jilli strikes By: Zagazola Makama Troops of Operation Hadin Kai (OPHK) have arrested a 15-year-old suspected Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) logistics courier in Ngamdu, Borno, linking him to recent terrorist attacks and ongoing military airstrikes on insurgent enclaves in the Jilli axis. Security sources told Zagazola Makama that the suspect, identified as Tijjani, was apprehended on Sunday while allegedly attempting to procure logistics for insurgent fighters operating within the Ngamdu–Benisheik corridor. According to the sources, the suspect confessed during preliminary interrogation that he participated in the attacks on Benisheik and Ngamdu carried out on Thursday. “My name is Tijjani, I am 15 years old. I was arrested today in Ngamdu. I was among the terrorists that attacked Benisheik and Ngamdu,” the source quoted him as saying. He reportedly disclosed that the group mobilised from Jilli, a known insurgent stronghold in Gubio Local Government Area, before executing the attacks and subsequently returned to the enclave. “Before the attack we came from Jilli and returned there after the attack,” he said. The suspect further revealed that he was redeployed from Jilli on Saturday with the sum of N850,000 to procure supplies for other fighters. “I was sent from Jilli yesterday with N850,000 to collect some logistics from Ngamdu, but I was arrested by troops,” he reportedly stated. He added that he left behind other fighters at the Jilli enclave but could not confirm their fate following the recent military airstrikes on the area. “I left my colleagues at Jilli yesterday. I don’t know what has happened to them there,” he said. Military sources said the arrest of the suspect provides further insight into the operational and logistics network of ISWAP within the region, particularly the central role of Jilli as a staging ground and supply hub. The development comes barely 24 hours after the Air Component of OPHK conducted precision airstrikes on the Jilli axis, destroying a major terrorist logistics base and neutralising scores of insurgents. The strikes, which followed sustained Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) missions, targeted a convergence of motorcycles and vehicles identified as belonging to insurgents and their logistics handlers. Field reports indicated that at least two motorcycles and one vehicle were destroyed, while several terrorists were killed in the operation. Some insurgents were said to have taken cover upon hearing the approaching aircraft but later returned in the evening to evacuate casualties. Military authorities have consistently described Jilli as a “no man’s land” under insurgent control, where activities such as the so-called weekly market serve as logistics and coordination points for terrorist operations. The arrest of the teenage suspect, who admitted to moving funds and facilitating supplies, underscores the reliance of insurgent groups on logistics couriers, including minors, to sustain their operations. Security experts say disrupting such supply chains is critical to weakening the operational capacity of insurgent groups in the North-East. The military has reiterated its commitment to sustaining pressure on terrorist enclaves through coordinated air and ground operations, aimed at dismantling logistics networks and preventing further attacks on both security forces and civilian communities. Investigations into the suspect’s activities and possible accomplices are ongoing.

@abdullahayofel Not possible!

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@Pressman2040 If this one was bomb too he will be tagged innocent civilian

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 This is one of the Logistics courier of ISWAP that was captured in Jilli where the alleged civilian B💣💣💣 mbing took place.

@Pressman2040 Our Military will succeed, more wins to Nigeria military on the fight against terrorism

The ISWAP BOKOHARAM and their Logistics suppliers are the ones bombed in the area not innocent civilians.

@EleluAyoola 😂

Nigerians, please let us support Peter Obi. This man is just too humble, see how he carries his bag himself, how many politicians do you see doing this? I'm sure he is holding an economy ticket. What a man!!!

@ManNelo50 @SavvyRinu These are just lies.. There was not such mistake strike, the Airforce hit the terrorists and some paid people started posting propaganda news of airstrike on citizen, all pictures they posted about the strike are 2018 pictures

@SavvyRinu How do you accidentally drop air strke on a crowded market in broad daylight? It’s almost like they’re using the citizens as live test subjects for their equipment before they go after the actual criminals. This mistake is starting to look like a pattern.

BREAKING: Nigerian military Air Force bombs over 50 Marley traders in Jili Market, Borno to death, calling it an “accidental bombing.” Tinubu incompetence at work once again.