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They might have stopped and rigged you, but it is clear for them to see the love and support spread across the entire nation. Kowa naka ne, @Abunaah. Gobe da labari.

The KTSG has announced His Highness Alhaji (Dr.) Abdulmumini Kabir Usman, will preside over the turbaning ceremony of three new District Heads. scheduled on Saturday, 2nd May, 2026, at 10:00 am at the Emir’s Palace, Katsina. Read more: katsinastate.gov.ng/2026/04/30/kat… 29th April, 2026

One of us, @Ak_Yusufari , has declared to run for Member, House of Assembly representing Yusufari Local Government, Yobe State. I wish you all the best. As I’ve always promised, I will support any youth contest for political office, regardless of party differences. Be assured we are in this project together. #YobeState

Students of the Kashimiya School of Politics.

This journey is all about focus. Don't let your food get cold watching someone else's plate. Kowa Namu Ne ✌🏽♾️

Abeg who made Kashim Shettima GCON our able Vice President upset like this...... See eloquence See finesse See brilliance See intelligence.

I laughed when seeing comments on VP dining with native Fulanis.Someone who introduced a civilian JTF that helped eliminate BH menace.A proven effective model against insurgency,yet this photo has been used to promote an agenda despite proof of the existence of the Bororo school

You can now hear it directly from the source: Vice President Sen. Kashim Shettima has once again clarified the circumstances surrounding the photo taken during his tenure as Governor of Borno State, where he was seen meeting with Fulani Bororo and enrolling their children in school in Maiduguri.

Lol!!!! Calling a whole minister a ‘mere secretary’—help me out, is our NSA an appointee of the President or a CinC? Talks need to be started and built upon by POTUS and PBAT.

Today’s Congressional hearing in Washington DC marks a very important moment in the international conversation about insecurity in Nigeria. For the first time in a long while we witnessed a constructive and informed discussion in the U.S. Congress. Members from both major parties spoke passionately about the situation in Nigeria. They acknowledged the seriousness of terrorism and the human suffering it has caused in different parts of our country. They also recognized the complexity of the conflict and the potential consequences of any foreign action. What stood out clearly for me, was the strong rejection of direct military intervention in Nigeria. Instead they promoted a more rational and responsible partnership between the Nigerian government and the U.S. government. They recommended a joint approach to assess Nigeria’s current capacity to deal with terrorism. They encouraged the U.S. to provide intelligence support and work closely with Nigerian security forces in identifying isolating arresting or eliminating the terrorists who have caused havoc in different regions of our country. This includes Boko Haram attacks in the Northeast. This includes the criminal activities of bandits in the Northwest and North Central. This includes violent groups in the Southeast and Southwest. Nigerians have suffered regardless of religion or tribe and every Nigerian deserves safety and dignity. This new direction is a very welcome development. It is far better than the past reckless and impulsive calls for aggressive military action in Nigeria that would have damaged our sovereignty and put civilian lives at great risk. Today we saw a wiser approach that respects Nigeria and focuses on what actually works. This is a major win for diplomacy and for those who believe in smart collaboration rather than destructive intervention. The Tinubu administration must seize this opportunity. Nigeria should move quickly to strengthen cooperation with the U.S. and also with European partners. We must also recognize another important message that emerged from today’s hearing which is the urgent need to appoint ambassadors in key countries across the world. Nigeria’s reputation has suffered from misinformation and disinformation. We need strong capable representatives who can stand for Nigeria, defend our interests and engage with global leaders to restore confidence in our nation’s future. This is not a time for political rewards. It is a time to appoint people who are qualified. People who will represent Nigeria with honour. People who will work tirelessly to create a safer and more prosperous future for all Nigerians. To those at home who celebrated the possibility of a foreign attack on our own country I ask you to reflect. You may feel angry or frustrated but it is important to step back and think carefully. Foreign bombing will not fix Nigeria. It will destroy lives and deepen our suffering. This moment offers a better path. A chance for collaboration and intelligence support to help us bring peace and stability to every corner of our country. If we take this opportunity seriously and if we work with the right partners this could be a turning point. A moment when Nigeria moves forward with dignity strength and unity. A moment when our government is supported to protect our people and secure our sovereignty. A moment when Nigeria begins to rise again. #Nigeriafirst @realFFK @YusufTuggar @officialABAT @masuzafi @NuhuRibadu @ProfIsaPantami @BwalaDaniel @officialSKSM @ProfZulum @G_sparking @GovWike @PeterObi @BashirAhmaad @atiku @realDonaldTrump @tedcruz @piersmorgan @NGRPresident @LeadershipNGA @vanguardngrnews @MobilePunch @SaharaReporters

Sadly, that's the irony of politics — always chasing opponents while ignoring the path it followed for success. Do SE votes ever goes to APC? No, but loyal SE supporters risking their lives haven't been recognized like this terrorist sympathizer.

One thing that can't be taken away from AA is, his keen interest in youth development and inclusion. Happy birthday Abdul-Aziz Na’ibi.

JUST IN: Jim Cramer says it feels like a "cabal is trying to keep Bitcoin above $90,000."

When it comes to grassroots mobilization and efforts to bring his state to the spotlight, VP @KashimSM has always proven to be a reliable politician. With this new record, it is assured that Borno is certainly delivering a 1m+ votes to #BATKSM come 2027 in sha Allah.

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Bola Ahmed Tinubu Delivering the Keynote Address at the Eko Club Internatonal’s 6th International Convention. O'hare Marriott Hotels Chicago-Illinois. October 08-11, 2009.

Every time one needs to understand their true definition, they should rush to their mother. No one can capture the true virtues of KONGA better than you, Mummy. Amir is truly an embodiment of empathy and a gentleman who can burn candles to light the path for others. HBD, Mr P.

NEWS FLASH! Governor Dauda Lawal approves the establishment of Zamfara State Persons with Disabilities Board.

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Nigeria dismantles terror groups, Ansaru and Mahmuda, with the capture of their leaders Nigeria has recorded a significant breakthrough in the war against terrorism with the capture of the leaders of Ansaru and Mahmuda. At a press briefing on Saturday evening, the National Security Adviser, Malam Nuhu Ribadu, said the two terrorists on the wanted list of Nigeria, the US, UK and UN were captured in an operation which was conducted between May and July 2025. He said the men were captured in a high-risk, intelligence-led, counter-terrorism operation which led to their capture. They are leaders of Jama’atu Ansarul Muslimina fi-Biladis Sudan, commonly known as ANSARU, Nigeria’s Al-Qaeda affiliate. Ribadu said the two men have been responsible for masterminding many terrorist attacks against Nigeria over the past years. According to Ribadu: "The first is Mahmud Muhammad Usman (aka Abu Bara’a/Abbas/Mukhtar), the self-styled Emir of ANSARU. He is the coordinator of various terrorist sleeper cells across Nigeria. He is also the mastermind of several high-profile kidnappings and armed robberies used to finance terrorism over the years. "The second is Mahmud al-Nigeri (aka Mallam Mamuda), Abu Bara’s proclaimed Chief of Staff and Deputy. He is the leader of the so-called “Mahmudawa” cell hiding out in and around the Kainji National Park, straddling Niger and Kwara States up to Benin Republic. Mamuda trained in Libya between 2013 and 2015 under foreign jihadist instructors from Egypt, Tunisia, and Algeria, specialising in weapons handling and IED fabrication. "These two men have been on Nigeria’s most-wanted list for years. They jointly spearheaded multiple attacks on civilians, security forces, and critical infrastructure. Their operations include the 2022 Kuje prison break, the attack on the Niger uranium facility, the 2013 abduction of French engineer Francis Collomp in Katsina, and the May 1, 2019 kidnapping of Alhaji Musa Umar Uba (Magajin Garin Daura). They were also behind the abduction of the Emir of Wawa and they maintain active links with terrorist groups across the Maghreb, particularly in Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso. "The two men, who are wanted internationally, are currently in custody. "The capture of Abu Bara and Mallam Mamuda, the group’s leader and deputy commander, respectively, marks one of the most significant achievements to date in our ongoing effort to rid Nigeria of the threat of terrorism. The successful decapitation of the leadership of this dangerous franchise marks the most decisive blow against ANSARU since its inception. This strike has effectively dismantled its central command while paving the path for the complete annihilation of the group", Ribadu said. The Ansaru group was first formed in January 2012 with a public declaration in Kano. It emerged as a splinter faction from Boko Haram, positioning itself as a “humane alternative.” However, its stated aim quickly turned to attacking Nigerian security operatives, civilian communities and government infrastructure. The group publicly displayed the setting sun logo of Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), signalling its ideological and operational alignment with global jihadist movements. "Over the years, Ansaru entrenched itself in both urban sleeper cells and forest enclaves across several cities in northern Nigeria and in forest-based enclaves, particularly around Kainji National Park, straddling Niger and Kwara States, as well as the Benin Republic", Ribadu explained.