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@derraplut0 @isitbyforcee Africans were the ones who prioritize it over their indigenous names, the Persians Turks and Kurds that borders the Arab don't even do so, but what do I know 🤷

@Rayny123 @isitbyforcee Something much especially when it is being prioritized more than indigenous names same goes for Christians prioritizing Hebrew, European names it's a cultural problem

What yall call “Muslims names” is just Arabic names… and me personally I don’t like that

@Thats_asthcs @isitbyforcee Only if you know.

@isitbyforcee Im not fulbe but there is this strange sudden intense propaganda on X against the fulanis i noticed Many bots from many countries in different langages all saying the same things "fulanis=terrorrists=parasiticnomad" Whats going on ?

Since when are Fulbe foreigners to Senegal??

@ZeeNxumaloZA My God ! Every Zulu's nightmare 💀 🇳🇬 🇳🇬🇳🇬🔥

Air Strikes Eliminate ISWAP Shura Council Members, Foreign fighter wounded in Major Blow to Insurgent Leadership By Zagazola Makama Recent air strikes by security forces in Borno State have eliminated key members of an insurgent Shura council, in what sources describe as a significant blow to the group’s leadership structure. Security sources said the strikes, carried out about three to four days ago at a location west of Dogon Chukun, targeted a of senior insurgent figures. The sources disclosed that three Shura council members were among those neutralised, alongside two senior field commanders known as “Munzirs” and several fighters believed to be serving as bodyguards. According to the sources, the operation has disrupted the command hierarchy of the group, as the Shura council plays a central role in strategic decision-making and operational coordination. According to the sources, another top figure identified as Yaa Bashir, also a senior member of the Shura council, sustained a serious thigh fracture in the strikes. They further revealed that a foreign fighter identified as Abu Khalid, believed to be an Arab national, also suffered severe injuries during the same operation. The sources added that efforts are ongoing to ascertain the identities of others affected while assessment of the full impact of the strikes continues. They noted that the operation forms part of sustained efforts by Operation Hadin Kai to degrade insurgent leadership and disrupt their operational capabilities in the North-East.

@Robnson_T You're actually poor man !!! This is poverty mindset.

Please stop romanticising poverty .iPhone remains the best smartphone ever invented

@_ZainabDabo At least we don't av troops runing away from Frontline or negotiating wit terrorists for safe passage,if they faced 1/3 of what we've overcome Bamako would've trembled long ago,northern Mali fell in hrs meanwhile Maiduguri stil stands even after decades of Iswap nd BH insurgency

Nigeria could have collapsed if it faced the intense pressure Mali faced on 25 April 2026. The casualties Mali forces registered in the surprise attack was not even worth mentioning, compare it to that of Nigerian army-dying in their numbers with less pressure. I am not downgra

@DelphineSankara lol... N'importe quoi, pourquoi un Somalien serait au Mali ? Tu crois qu'un Somalien va aider des Arabes à faire la guerre contre le Mali ?

BREAKING: Amid rising unrest in South Africa, the Nigerian Consulate in the country, in collaboration with the Nigerian Citizens Association in South Africa, has offered a free repatriation flight to Nigerians willing to return home permanently.

The day Osama was smoked.

ISWAP Reeling From Heavy Losses, Moves to Overhaul Leadership Structure — sources By: Zagazola Makama The Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) is undergoing a comprehensive restructuring of its command and leadership hierarchy following significant battlefield losses in recent months, intelligence sources have revealed. Sources told Zagazola Makama that the reorganisation was directed by the group’s central leadership linked to the ISIS network in the Iraq/Syria axis, after sustained military pressure degraded ISWAP’s operational capacity and leadership cohesion. According to the sources, the group has suffered considerable setbacks due to intensified air and ground offensives, leading to the elimination of key fighters and disruption of its command structure across several fronts in the North-East. The sources said the restructuring is expected to involve major leadership changes, including a possible replacement of the current factional leader, Ba Shuwa, whose continued leadership is reportedly under review due to recent operational failures. They added that the status of another prominent commander, Abor Mainok, remains unclear amid the ongoing shake-up, raising concerns about internal disarray within the group’s hierarchy. The sources further disclosed that there was no reference to Habib Yusuf, also known as Abu Musab al-Barnawi, in recent internal communications, reinforcing long-standing indications that he has not been active for a while within the group. According to the sources, the overhaul is aimed at restoring command effectiveness, re-establishing control over dispersed fighters, and repositioning the group after the losses suffered. They noted that intelligence gathering is ongoing to ascertain the full extent of the leadership changes and their potential impact on the group’s operational strategy.

@cecild84 Idiots about to milk situation again, It's non of your business cos you should focus more on Algeria and Mauritania, you fool even reside in Europe , fucking low IQ pan Africanist.

Bola Tinubu, the supposed Nigerian leader, will embark on a 2 weeks trip to France, Kenya and Rwanda starting from tomorrow. What exactly is he going for in France? He made about 4 to 5 trips to France last year.

@Robnson_T Wetin this boy dey do for Naija X🤦

I can see you pregnant

@Shaibu_AO Na psychiatric patients full naija X

How people easily believe stuff like this surprises me......

You're lying through your teeth. MTN that is the biggest amongst the list you mentioned, does not even employ up to 18,000 persons all over Africa. And it's owned by a white. The biggest private employer of Labour in Africa is a Nigerian and he employs over 30,000 persons. The biggest refinery in Africa is owned by a Nigerian and built in Nigeria. Name one big company that is owned by a black South African? I have told you and your fellow Xenophobes to get educated and enlightened. But weed and Umqombothi will not let you be great.

@danielmodibakd @omuntuvensor I thought Zulus are all light skinned 😂

@omuntuvensor Here is another international mathematics Olympiad for 2026

Here is a team of South Africa's brightest young mathematicians achieving the country's best ranking in 25 years, finishing 38th out of 110 countries at the International Mathematics Olympiad. South Africa is 82% black people.

@omuntuvensor The true son of the soil

@ennyola0015 Adelabu ko Adelana ni

Senator Sharafa or Adelabu

@mrubin1971 Both are far from falling

Also from six months ago: "If Mali Falls, Could Nigeria Be Next?" aei.org/op-eds/if-mali… #Mali #Nigeria

@Jayel48016538 @WithoutHistory They chose homeland or death 💀, we've also seen Sahel troops and generals been slaughtered in hundreds with both their Defense minister 🤷, terrorists who couldn't confront security here carry out cowardice operation targeting civilians, you fool can go ask Benin about us.

@Rayny123 @WithoutHistory Your comment has not aged well has it now. Take a look in the mirror. The AES, are not fighting with their hands tied behind their backs unlike your troops who are being slaughtered. Tell me again how many of your generals/soldiers have been wiped out and civilians slaughtered?

After the events of April 25, Now it is clear who the enemies are