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EBIRA ELDEST SON

@Muhammadeiza

Muslim| |B.Agric| |FUNAAB Alumnus| |Cule 💙❤️| | Olamide||Politics and Business Enthusiast| |Founder, Eizastyles Clothing

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EBIRA ELDEST SON
EBIRA ELDEST SON@Muhammadeiza·
God forbid, if you do any of my relatives this, I won't forgive you. Go and ask for forgiveness in hell.
UNCLE DEJI™️@DejiAdesogan

💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔 “Around 7pm, me and my friend Emmanuel, who is a phone charger, arrived at her lodge. We noticed nobody was around. We went straight to her room and asked her for s€x, but she refused. When we started forcing her, she injured my face with her nails. We later overpowered her, and r@p£d her. I have s€x with her twice while my friend make three times with her, I later att@ck€d her with a wooden object while my friend also stabbed her with a kn!f£.” - Vulcanizer narrates how they r@p£d and k!ll£d a nursing student, Chinwendu Achumba, in Imo State on 21 May, 2026

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UNCLE DEJI™️@DejiAdesogan·
💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔 “Around 7pm, me and my friend Emmanuel, who is a phone charger, arrived at her lodge. We noticed nobody was around. We went straight to her room and asked her for s€x, but she refused. When we started forcing her, she injured my face with her nails. We later overpowered her, and r@p£d her. I have s€x with her twice while my friend make three times with her, I later att@ck€d her with a wooden object while my friend also stabbed her with a kn!f£.” - Vulcanizer narrates how they r@p£d and k!ll£d a nursing student, Chinwendu Achumba, in Imo State on 21 May, 2026
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𝑰𝒅𝒓𝒊𝒔 𝑨. 𝑶𝒏𝒊 PhD
I spent a relatively short time in Kano, about six months, yet throughout that period, I cannot recall seeing the Almajirai boys regularly participating in the Masjid as students of knowledge. Not once. I saw them on the streets with their plates, wandering around, sleeping outdoors in difficult conditions, surrounded by dirt and flies, exposed to hunger, neglect, and hardship. But I hardly saw structured evidence of tarbiyah, proper Islamic education, or healthy moral development. Few weeks ago, a very honest brother who had lived in the North for many years shared a similar observation with me. This raises serious questions that we must address sincerely and courageously: What exactly is the nature of the training many of these children are receiving? Are they truly being educated in Islam in a holistic and responsible way? If children are forced into habitual begging and dependency, then that alone already conflicts with important ethical teachings of Islam regarding dignity, care, responsibility, and protection of children. Islam encourages seeking knowledge, discipline, cleanliness, compassion, and dignity, not abandonment, street exposure, or systemic neglect. There are also many disturbing things people say about the system, though I will refrain from mentioning claims I cannot independently verify, regardless of how reliable the sources may appear. What is undeniable, however, is that a large population of abandoned, uneducated, vulnerable, and economically desperate children creates fertile ground for manipulation, crime, violence, exploitation, and insecurity. Any society that neglects millions of children today will inevitably face social consequences tomorrow. This is not an attack on the North, nor on genuine Qur’ānic education. In fact, many traditional Qur’ānic schools historically produced disciplined scholars with strong moral upbringing and community supervision. The problem is the degeneration and abuse of the system in many places today. Nigeria must urgently reform or abolish exploitative forms of Almajiranci and replace them with a humane, structured, modern, and properly supervised educational system that combines: • Qur’ānic education • Formal education • Vocational training • Child protection • Feeding and healthcare • Moral and civic responsibility Protecting children is an Islamic duty, a moral duty, and a national security necessity. #AbolishExploitativeAlmajiranci #ChildProtection #EducationReform #IslamAndHumanDignity
AJE@Riddwane

Almajiri can potentially become a recruit for banditry… A Northerner, Muhammad Jamil Idris, shares personal experience.

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Eric Mapp
Eric Mapp@rhougue1·
Kidney failure is slowly taking over my life, and I urgently need help. Your support can help me continue dialysis and life-saving treatment. ❤️ chuffed.org/project/167087…
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FIFI🌟
FIFI🌟@fifss__·
Lauretta’s life is on the line. Please help us save her 🥹. Donate what you can, and if you can’t, please retweet. Every bit and every share brings her closer to another chance at life. God bless you, thank you.🥹🙏🙏
Meggyyyy@pinkyy_nurse

This was my sister before cancer, full of life and dreams Now she’s fighting Hodgkin’s lymphoma and going through chemotherapy at just 22years. 🥹🥹 Please don’t let cancer be the end of Lauretta. Donation link is in my bio. Nothing is too small keep sharing and donating 🙏🏾🙏🏾

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Dan Bello
Dan Bello@BelloGaladanchi·
We renovated a primary school in northern Nigeria
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Muhammad Ishaq Safdar
Muhammad Ishaq Safdar@Ishaqsafdar76·
Can someone convey my query to the higher authorities in any country to help me get treated as I have been suffering from a rare skin disease which is extremely painful and incurable in Pakistan.
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𝐇𝐢𝐝𝐢𝐦𝐚, 𝐏𝐡.𝐃.
I am that type of friend Malam @elrufai is to his friends. When SLS had issues, he was there for him. He stood right by him, damning whatever consequences. If you're my friend, I'd put my neck on the line for you. We are with you in this trying time sir. Allãh Ya shiga tsakanin na Gari da mugu.
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Aboo Hafsah
Aboo Hafsah@AbuHafsah1·
This imam had to stop teaching Quran after being diagnosed with cancer. Sadly, he can’t afford the treatment he desperately needs. So we’re stepping in to help save his life by funding his treatment as well as others in similar situations. Want to help? 👇
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EBIRA ELDEST SON@Muhammadeiza·
Gumi. Caro white. These are the set of people that you want sulhu with?
Alexander@Safari465

@boye4christ2006 Bandits torturing student they kidnapped in Ogbomosho Oyo state. Is it a crime to be a Nigerian?. We all kept quite as if everything is normally. A time is coming everyone will carry sword and demand justice from this government. I’m speechless 😭🥹😭

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EBIRA ELDEST SON@Muhammadeiza·
People that can do the one on the white card. You think it is the yellow card they can't do?
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KING CHIDI
KING CHIDI@guzu_p·
Some people will say it's a foolish investment to lock in 194m to get 106k daily but what you should calculate is how much you end up making at the end of the month. How many Nigerians make 3 million naira a month? Only the top 10% At the end of the day, it's better to put your money where you're 100% certain of your return of investment than put it on a bigger project hoping for a bigger ROI but is never 100% guaranteed. I will rather see the ROI of my money daily than wait once a year to see it. Bro is winning! One day, I will reach this level. For now, we keep pushing 💪
𝕾𝖎𝖗 𝕮𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖘@eagleseyeinc

i locked 194m and i’m getting 106k daily, since its 0.0548% per day on piggyvest, for you to get that 100k daily you need to lock approx 182m

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