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Compared to previous years, ISWAP is clearly using new but deadlier tactics, focusing on targeting senior military officers through a deliberate decapitation strategy. The pattern has become predictable yet lethal: attack a Forward Operating Base (FOB), lure the reinforcement convoy into a kill zone, and then target the Command and Control elements specifically. It’s no longer just about attacking a position to steal arms and ammunition, it is about systemic attrition of the military’s tactical leadership. The loss of high ranking officers like Brig Gen DU Braimah and Lt Cols Iliyasu, Malinga, and Ebibha in such a short window proves that the adversary is prioritizing psychological and operational paralysis over mere territorial gain.

"INEC has no constitutional authority to interpret court orders; that duty belongs strictly to the court. What INEC has done is not neutrality, it is complicity, partnership, and institutional sabotage." — Balarabe Rufai, ADC national youth leader

“A very quiet, peaceful revolution is brewing in Nigeria. If it is mismanaged, then we’ll go back to the days of June 12, 1993. We must remember our contemporary history; it is not too ancient, it is just behind us and at the rate we are going we'll soon be back to the NADECO days.” — Dele Momodu

Happy 84th birthday to the proud son of Ẹ̀gbáland. Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey Fabiyi. Long may you stay with us in good health Hear what Baba said about manhood decades ago 👇🏽

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Burkina Faso President Says Country Should 'forget The Issue Of Democracy' Burkina Faso’s president said Thursday evening in an interview aired on state TV that the country should “forget the issue of democracy,” saying also that “democracy kills” and is “slavery”. “We are focused on our conquest, on our refoundation and on the revolution,” said President Ibrahim Traore, just two months after the country dissolved all of its political parties. After taking power in a 2022 military coup, Traore promised to hold elections by 2024 or even earlier. Burkina Faso’s 2022 coup followed a 2020 military takeover in Mali, and was followed by the 2023 coup in neighbouring Niger. The three countries have now withdrawn from the regional bloc ECOWAS and formed their own confederation, the Alliance of Sahel States. Military governments in the Sahel gained backing from the population by promising to rid the countries of insecurity, as all three of them battled years-long Islamist insurgencies. Though France intervened in Mali in 2012 to stop al-Qaeda linked militants from advancing on the capital, the insurgency continued and spread into neighbouring Burkina Faso and Niger. The military junta in Burkina Faso has failed to provide the stability it promised. According to conservative estimates, more than 60% of the country is now outside of government control, more than 2.1 million people have lost their homes and almost 6.5 million need humanitarian aid to survive. Conflict monitoring group Armed Conflict Location & Event Data estimates that at least 10,600 civilians have been killed since 2016.

I will say it again, this is an intra party issue. The ADC stakeholders need to lock themselves up in a room and fix their party. It’s give and take, you can’t aquire the Party from only the former chairman. Call every stakeholder and renegotiate. ✌🏾