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@RenewedHopeUK @SundayDareSD You mean the one where he stopped at the airport, had traumatised survivors brought to him at the airport and told them he had nothing to offer them except a pledge that this would not repeat? Which turned out to be meaningless?

ON THE CONDOLENCE VISIT TO THE PLATEAU By Dr Sunday Dare, CON. @SundayDareSD President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s visit to Jos was, in every material sense, strategic, deliberate, and outcome-driven. This was not a symbolic stopover. It was a structured engagement with critical stakeholders across Plateau State. Several leaders spoke, including the National Chairman of the APC, two former governors, the serving governor, Caleb Muftwang, a former Deputy Speaker, Hon. Wase and a respected traditional authority, Da Jacob Gyang Buba (CFR), who is the 5th and current Gbong Gwom Jos. The conversation did not end in Jos; the President extended it, inviting key leaders to Abuja for continued engagement, an important signal of sustained federal attention. I was Present. The engagement lasted for almost an hour. The more consequential aspect, however, was the substance of the engagement itself. The President convened a high-level session that included the nation’s top military command alongside state stakeholders. He did not merely listen; he interrogated, demanded clarity, and issued directives. For close to an hour, he led a focused and, at times, difficult conversation aimed at confronting the realities on the ground and defining immediate next steps. I was present. And for me, this was deeply personal. As the discussions unfolded, I was taken back to the loss of my only senior brother, Abraham Dare, who was killed in Nasarawa, Jos, twenty-five years ago. My family lived in Jos for nearly fifty-nine years before relocating to Ogbomoso. I speak not from distance, but from lived experience and enduring connection to the state. That is why the distinction is important. The significance of the visit should not be measured by duration, but by the clarity of intent, the firmness of tone, and the decisions set in motion. The President’s disposition was unmistakable, direct, engaged, and resolute. Here was a President immersing himself in the work of finding a lasting solution and bringing peace to the Plateau. For Plateau’s leaders, across divides, this moment represents a renewed window for convergence and accountability, anchored by a federal posture that is no longer tolerant of recurring violence. The President’s words captured that resolve: “It is time to break the shackles of death, ignorance, and hopelessness. We must break it together. But I promise you this experience will not repeat itself.” The task now is to ensure that this resolve translates into sustained action and measurable peace.

In Northern Ghana, hundreds of women accused of witchcraft live in exile. Their voices are at the center of the exhibition 'Ghana: Branded for Life'. As many of them say: “I’m not a witch.” Explore their stories and experiences through this virtual exhibition.

Christians carry a wooden cross through the streets of London.

"You no dey shame. How you go wear APC cap still dey price goods? Suffer no dey tire you?" - Marketers attack an APC supporter who was pricing goods at the market. This video gave me joy. I wish Nigerians could maintain this energy in the coming 2027 election!✍️

🇳🇬 JUST IN - “What We Have Now Is Failure’ ~ Obasanjo Delivers Brutal Assessment of Tinubu’s Government, Warns Nigerians Not to ‘Reinforce Failure’’ Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo has delivered a scathing assessment of the administration of Bola Ahmed Tinubu, describing it as ineffective, incompetent, and a failure affecting all Nigerians. Speaking in a widely circulated video, Obasanjo stated that poor governance has made every citizen a victim, stressing that businesses and livelihoods would be significantly better under a competent and performing government. “When you have an ineffective and incompetent government, we are all victims… Those of your business would be better today if they had a competent and effective and performing government.” He acknowledged that every administration inherits challenges but criticized the current government for relying on those challenges as excuses rather than delivering results. “You came in because you know that there are challenges… And giving us excuses. That is why you haven’t achieved results.” Drawing from his military background, Obasanjo issued a stark warning against accepting failure in leadership. “First lesson I learned in my military training is never enforce failure… What we have now is failure. Never you reinforce it.” As of the time of filing this report, there has been no official response from the presidency.

I swear, there isn't a single Tinubu supporter who backs him out of genuine, untainted conviction. Not one! It's always driven by tribe, money, regional loyalty, religion, or a bag of rice.

BREAKING: Reports that Islamists raided a Christian village in Ituri, Congo and slaughtered hundreds of Christians. How many more massacres need to occur before people start talking about the mass slaughter of Christians by Islamists in Africa?

April 9, 2010: Charles Okafor was killed by men of the Nigerian Police while watching football at a viewing centre in Ajegunle, Lagos, simply because he refused to let the officers take his money. 16 years later, this has been swept under the carpet. Will he ever get justice?

Christians around the world are being slaughtered for their faith. Nigeria. Pakistan. Syria. Sudan. Iran. The Congo. Myanmar. Bangladesh. Libya. Burkina Faso. Somalia. Yemen. Afghanistan. Europe. England. America. And all at the hands of Islamic extremism. This is genocide.

“You are in power & yet you are fighting for power” In all that Apostle Mike said here, this was what hit me the most… Our leaders are terribly daft, sincerely

The USA has announced that American government employees and their family members in Nigeria are to leave the U.S. Embassy Abuja due to the deteriorating security situation in Nigeria. This is what the Tinubu administration achieved in 3years of its shameful incompetence.

Bandits have k!lled an Igala-Abuja based businessman, Muhammad Shuaibu, and his 19-year-old daughter, Fatima, despite the payment of N12 million ransom demanded. Fatima, until her d3ath, was a student of the University of Abuja. The deceased businessman was a trader at the Dei-Dei Modern Market in Bwari Area Council of the FCT. Shuaibu was abducted alongside his two daughters from their residence in Zhidu community under Tafa Local Government Area of Niger State on October 3, 2025, after armed men invaded their home. A family member, who spoke to Daily Trust on condition of anonymity, said the kidnappers initially took the businessman and his daughters into the bush after rounding up members of the household. The source disclosed that the abductors later demanded ransom in installments, which the family paid in three tranches N6 million, N4 million, and a final N2 million bringing the total to N12 million. According to him, the kidnappers had earlier k!lled Fatima about three months ago, accusing her of being “stubborn,” even as negotiations for ransom were ongoing. The family member explained that after the last payment of N2 million, the kidnappers instructed the bearer of the ransom to return, claiming that the businessman had d!ed in captivity after falling seriously sick. The source also disclosed that the family had to sell the deceased’s shop at Dei-Dei Modern Market, his private car, and a sachet water production machine to raise funds for the ransom. “The bandits even asked us to sell his house, but there was no buyer,” he added.

"Tinubu has failed, his incompetence has made many businesses die. Don't let him come back for a 2nd term" — OBJ

Reports reaching me from Ariko indicate that the army is mounting pressure on the community to accept that it indeed rescued the 31 worshippers kidnapped on Sunday. Threats are even being issued to some community leaders to endorse this lie and tell the public the same. This is the same tactic played out in Kurmin Wali, until some of us stood our ground and demanded that the truth remain unchanged. It is the height of wickedness to force people to deny their own suffering just to make the government look good. As bad and evil as the previous administration in Kaduna State was, it never denied incidents like this and never staged fake rescue operations. Shame!

When APC did this to Jonathan it wasn’t dangerous

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This is one of the faces behind the pain the world chooses not to see A victim from the Angwan Rukuba attack on Palm Sunday A man who looked death in the eyes and yet is still breathing today He survived gunshots He carries deep cuts across his face His body tells a story words can never fully explain But he is still alive Still holding on Still a living testimony of the mercy and grace of God While many were silenced that day While families were shattered and dreams buried in blood He remains here as a witness A witness to the horror A witness to the suffering A witness to a truth that must not be hidden We cannot be silent We must keep speaking We must keep exposing every atrocity Every pain Every injustice Because these are not just stories These are lives These are people These are souls crying out for justice And even in the darkness Even in the blood and tears We hold on to one thing Our help is coming God sees God knows And God will not forget So we will keep speaking We will keep standing We will keep believing Until justice rises And healing comes to our land Support us let’s help those in pains via the link in my bio. Thank you and God bless you as you do

WATCH: Nigerian ‘Celebrity Soldier’ Who Condemned Tinubu, Military Leadership For Frontline Deaths Detained For Over Seven Months

When TOLU Ogunlesi was doing this against Jonathan It wasn’t dangerous then

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