Henry Uba®

@osamejiosaeleye @ARISEtv Your point exactly?

@ARISEtv By the time Alex finished ya all with propaganda. cos WTF ojú ìyá yín àbò 😂

Abia state plans to exit the national grid as new turbines boost power generation for statewide independent electricity supply. ow.ly/MnFr106wARO

@AMAKZEE @torty_mercy @TheFirstSurgePD 😂 😂 😂 freedom for the captives. 😂😂😂😂

@torty_mercy @TheFirstSurgePD Women actually slump o. I’ve been a wedding a guest slumped, she was carried to the rest room and set free 🤣

Until people start to slump at parties, they won’t let corset rest.

@EmekaAmakeze Negodu nwoke mmadụ ala rie

This man will suffer for 600 years! This is what an intentional man looks like today - a finished man. He will ignore this massive red flag, and fall for her manipulative hugs and laughter only to cry blood tomorrow.

Your man brought a new car home. You order him to take it back but when he says the car is for you, you want to keep it. What else is witchcraft?

@Admiral_Cyborg Interesting

Let me pinch this cake: Some months ago, "bandits" attacked a church in Kwara State and killed + kidnapped a lot. It was live streamed and it made rounds in the media. A few days later, they said the guns were an official issue from the NSA. There's an underdog to this issue that no one talked about. Let me take you to the war against Saddam Hussein: The USA knew fully well that any form of direct conflict (in the early days of that war) would devastate the US economy and soldiers. They knew that sending soldiers would cost more for them both morally and financially. They wanted to save face as the moral police of the world and the undefeated champions, so they hired PMCs for a fraction of the amount that would have been used if soldiers went there. Those PMCs infiltrated and caused unrestricted chaos, and there was plausible deniability because they were mercs, unaffiliated to any specific country. The USA could deny it comfortably but their aim was achieved. Also in the book: "In search for enemies; a CIA story" the same thing occurred in Rwanda, the difference, being that they funded a section of the citizens and armed them... Now back to Nigeria. The office of the NSA had allegedly trained some people of the Fulani tribe and armed them to fight against their brothers, the terrorists, because they were believed to understand the terrains, movements and ideology of the terrorists better. They were also there to cushion and shield the military men from being killed frequently. With their involvement, the bulk of casualties would be from their side, not the military. The then NSA had a keen oversight, command and control over them. Funded and fully equipped with high end weaponry. After the departure of the past administration, structure changed, policies changed, goals changed, so did oversight of this group change. They were not "taken care of", no plans to retrieve the arms, no purpose was given to them or the cause, so what happened? They knew the office had lost its grip over them, so they turned to embrace the same thing they were commissioned to fight. That's why the NSA issued rifles were found in the possession of those terrorists that invaded the church in Kwara.

@Alagbon02 @adewaleade37494 @ChidiOdinkalu @njcNig @CourtOfAppealNG See it here...

@PastorHenryC @adewaleade37494 @ChidiOdinkalu @njcNig @CourtOfAppealNG So where was the evidence in support of that allegations? You folks are so full of sh*t.

I have managed to locate the 2011 report of the @njcNig Committee that investigated the allegations against then CJN Aloysius Katsina Alu & then PCA, Isa Ayo Salami. It runs into 59 pages. Former President of the @CourtOfAppealNG, Umaru Abdullahi, chaired the Committee. The disclosures & claims in the report are mouth-watering. But it is the absence of either indignation or credible rebuttal of the claims that is even more revealing. For an illustration, take the sequence of allegations concerning the #CallLogs of exchanges between Isa Ayo Salami & the lawyers of the Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN. Here are the relevant parts of the report. I promised that I will not editorialise. So, please reach your own conclusions about Isa Ayo Salami.

@RealQueenBee__ They are typing the sermon.

Has Tinubu said anything about the people that were killed in Jos, Plateau State? If he's not compassionate when he needs your votes, what makes you think he'll give a shit when he needs nothing from you?

The merchants of hope masquerading as shepherds of Christ, are ravenous wolves preying on those for whom they pretend to pray, they are card carrying members of the ruining crass, and they care nothing about the flock, who they venally exploit without mercy or compassion..

@originalproflle I don't think we need to be cursing these men anymore. They know they are under curse already. Let's ensure they never return to the office.

Massive curses followed again as usual

What happened to Actor Alapini? From regretting campaigning for tinubu in 2023 to supporting him again in 2027…

@Zakiaibor @_ejiro_m Everybody know the elephant for the room but we dey avoid to address am.

@PastorHenryC @_ejiro_m You go blame them abi you go blame the system???

Nsppd is becoming a mental disorder for its attendees.

@10Georgehary @GeneralSnow_ OK

@PastorHenryC @GeneralSnow_ This was the before the attack

The way we will start k!lling people in Jos, Plateau State it will be better for them to run or enter the water and hide. The reason I am saying this is that they k!lled our Fulani people. Not even them, l am using this period to tell all Igbo people living in northern Nigeria to go back to their states. A Fulani man from northern Nigeria made this speech and posted it recently.

@thecableng At least 12? You people are insane!

Mutfwang: We will not allow mass burial for Angwan Rukuba attack victims Caleb Mutfwang, governor of Plateau, says the state government would not allow a mass burial for victims of Sunday’s terror attack in Angwan Rukuba, Jos north LGA. At least 12 people were killed, and several others were injured when suspected bandits attacked at a popular bar in the community on Sunday evening. In a statement issued on Monday, Gyang Bere, director of press and public relations to the governor of Plateau, said Muftwang visited Angwan Rukuba community on Monday and promised that the government would give a befitting burial to every victim who died in the attack. thecable.ng/mutfwang-we-wi…

@mrmacaroni @jasonjhms The matter strong baba...

@BishopPOEvang We have been saying it that bloggers are a bunch of crooks. They mix videos of pastors and people and push it to distract the nation. Nonsense people.

To every blogger determined to destroy Nigeria with distractions may you NEVER KNOW INNER PEACE #fyp #fypage #fy #koffithaguru #wemustsanitise

@AdaEhiMoses The anger is legit

What is this anger I’m feeling, It will never be well with those that gather to perform evil.

@torty_mercy Hi

Omo I Dey follow all of una oooo, I dey try!!! If I no dey follow you, say hi

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@silverpenydr @officialABAT Amen!

Did you see that video where a mother was begging her lifeless son to open his eyes? This is happening under the same government you all supported. I screamed and I have lost my voice . @officialABAT you will ask for bread but God will give you stone .

Big congratulations to him.

@mardortii @PeterObi You're a fool

@PeterObi Brrr you heard the news before going to Kano but you don’t care about Nigerians so you decided to act like nothing happened and go on to party while the country is mourning. Is this the type of leadership you want to bring?

Nigeria Bleeds Arriving back from my visit to Kano this evening, I received disturbing news and images from Jos of a painful attack at the Angwa Rukuba area, Jos North, Plateau State. The recurring loss of innocent lives in Plateau State reminds us, yet again, of the insecurity innocent citizens face in our nation without any protection. These continuous devastating headlines are a reminder of a nation that is steadily normalising the loss of its own people. It is unacceptable that these attacks happen with such frequency, and even more unacceptable that there seems to be no decisive, sustained strategy to end them. No nation or leader normalises tragedy. The safety of Nigerian lives must become non-negotiable, we cannot continue to mourn what should have been prevented. Enough is enough. My heart goes out to the families who have lost loved ones. May the souls of the departed rest in peace, and their memories never be forgotten. I pray that we get a country where the loss of lives is no longer a recurring reality. We cannot continue like this. -PO

@AreaFada1 @General_Oluchi Papa Papa.. Beautiful

Behold. My grand son with my great grandson. God never bless me reach?