Ibrahim Muhammad ⚡🛣️

رب إني لما أنزلت إلي من خير فقير 🤲

@alouibrahim92 wrote: We call on the Intelligence, Security and Defence Community to investigate this fellow thoroughly, for NIS to re-confirm the terms of issuance of his visa to Nigeria, to be cautioned as appropriate, and to be expelled from the Country if deemed appropriate. We call on the Intelligence, Security and Defence Community to investigate this fellow thoroughly, for NIS to re-confirm the terms of issuance of his visa to Nigeria, to be cautioned as appropriate, and to be expelled from the Country if deemed appropriate. Trace the origin of the ammo, and unmask the identity of the shooter and their sponsor. Nigerian citizens have been arrested for doing or saying far less than this character called Alex Babir. If he is here to help, by all means let him help, but he should not, must not be allowed to insult the Government and to further cause dissent in an already complex terrain. We cannot allow so,e guy with a Savior Complex to come and burn our country down while insulting our leaders. Let him go back to Atlanta and face the injustices done to migrants in the US. Conflict entrepreneur; from Romania, to Mexico; After Nigeria, where next? @OfficialDSSNG @DHQNigeria @NuhuRibadu @HQNigerianArmy

@Alex_Barbir @ZagazOlaMakama Guy you are a terrorist seeking to incite religious killings and God Exposed you. Please have a shame cuz you are bursted and whatever are your evil plans against us will hunt you insha'Allah.

@ZagazOlaMakama I know seeing a Christian with a gun is shocking, you like to only see terrorists with weapons. In America, we have no mass terrorism because innocent people are armed.

Missionary

@TahirTalba Toh😂😂😂

What makes you think you reserve the right to be unfortunate? I have the right to be too.

I think people are trying to ensure that Plateau explode into full blown violence. People drove in a car, and open fire and killed people. It was clear that it wasn't Fulani that are the perpetrators. Security sources said they are cultist. Some said they are unknown assailant while Some even attributed the attack to Boko Haram. In response to the unfortunate incident the U.S man said President Tinubu will regret what he is diong.

Dear NSA @NuhuRibadu sir. It is unacceptable that the govt should allow this idiot continue to parade himself for whatever reason without being closely monitored. The same day he preached violence against Muslims in Jos, innocent travelers were allegedly attacked and killed and settlements of Muslims attacked by some local terrorists in the state. We condemn this and we don't feel safe with your silence and inactions.

Dear @PoliceNG Police officers are in full uniform watching & protecting a man who is insulting Islam & entire Nigerian Muslims. Such hateful speeches are dangerous to the peaceful coexistence of our dear nation. Nigeria is already overstretched with insecurity & cannot afford a full blown religious crisis instigated by the foreign agent in this video. Nigerian Muslims demand the immediate STOP & repatriation of this man back to his country for the sake of our peaceful coexistence. God bless our dear nation 🇳🇬

@MegaSaidIt @Lonnewulff Ok.

@abbati143 @Lonnewulff Uba was in his house, that could’ve been the best place for that not on his mom’s grave abeg. You ever lost a parent?

Gaskiya Pantami ya kwapsa. How on earth would you do this to a man that’s in such grief?

@SlyyoldeWears @Lonnewulff Ameen Ya Hayyu Ya Qayyum

@abbati143 @Lonnewulff May Allah blessed the womb that carried you ❤️

@Lonnewulff 😂😂😂

Are you his supporter or foster son? Shouldn’t you be there next to him like your foster brother ?🌚

@B_ELRUFAI Allah Ya Gafarta Mata Yasa aljanna Firdausi Makoma Agareta

@Lonnewulff Ko Dai kudin Talakawa suka cine? 😂

Na gane cewa talakan najeriya ne kadai yake cikin yunwa. Kaga wasu kosassu a bayan shi suna tafiya da kyar.

@SegunShowunmi @elrufai Chameleon

Grief, Power, and the Burden of Politics There are moments in public life when the noise of politics fades, and one is confronted with something far more fundamental our shared humanity. Such was my experience when I visited @elrufai to offer condolences on the passing of his mother. He looked noticeably leaner, a combination perhaps of the physical demands of fasting and the emotional toll of recent pressures. In that quiet moment, stripped of the usual theatre of power and contestation, what stood before me was not the public figure many have come to debate, but a son in mourning. It was a sobering reminder that beneath the armour of politics, we remain human vulnerable, burdened, and in need of grace. Politics, by its very nature, is a hard trade. It demands resilience, clarity of purpose, and often an iron will. Yet, it also raises an uncomfortable question: how do we reconcile ambition with empathy? How do individuals who share history, geography, and even aspirations for a common good find it within themselves to inflict deep wounds on one another? These are not abstract questions; they define the character of our political culture. It is in this context that one must acknowledge the intervention of President @officialABAT. Leadership is not only tested in moments of triumph, but in the ability to temper conflict with humanity. At critical junctures, the capacity to de-escalate tensions and remind all actors of their shared purpose becomes a mark of true statesmanship. My acquaintance with El-Rufai is not recent. It dates back to his tenure as Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, a period during which I observed closely his approach to governance. He is, without question, a man of intense discipline capable of long hours, meticulous in planning, and unyielding in the pursuit of agreed objectives. Perhaps more importantly, he possesses the rare ability to assemble teams that can translate ideas into tangible outcomes. Through my egbon, Jimi Lawal, and insights drawn from accounts of the formation of the APC, one gains a deeper appreciation of the intellectual and organizational labour that underpinned that political coalition. These were not accidental achievements; they were the product of deliberate effort, strategic thinking, and conviction. In the lead-up to the 2023 cabinet formation, it also became evident that significant groundwork had been laid in anticipation of tackling one of Nigeria’s most stubborn challenges, the power sector. The frameworks, institutional proposals, and strategic direction that were being considered reflected a seriousness of intent that is too often missing in our policy environment. That such efforts became entangled in the familiar web of rivalry and suspicion is, unfortunately, not surprising. It is, however, deeply regrettable. Nigeria’s political arena has long struggled with a paradox: we demand competence and results, yet we are often quick to undermine those who demonstrate both, particularly when their prospects real or imagined begin to unsettle established balances. This tendency does not merely affect individuals; it constrains national progress. As the country continues to navigate its post-2023 reality, another subtle but significant transition is underway. With figures like Muhammadu Buhari no longer occupying the central space they once did, especially in the political imagination of the rural North, a vacuum both symbolic and strategic is emerging. History suggests that such vacuums do not remain unfilled for long. The search for new anchors of leadership, new voices of influence, and new custodians of political capital has already begun, whether acknowledged openly or not. It is in moments like this when personal grief intersects with public uncertainty that the trajectories of individuals can shift in unexpected ways. Adversity, as history often teaches, can become the crucible of elevation.

𝗣𝗮𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿 𝗮𝗿𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝘀𝗲𝘅𝘂𝗮𝗹 𝗮𝗯𝘂𝘀𝗲 𝗼𝗳 16-𝘆𝗲𝗮𝗿-𝗼𝗹𝗱 𝗴𝗶𝗿𝗹 𝗶𝗻 𝗔𝗻𝗮𝗺𝗯𝗿𝗮 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗱 𝗠𝗼𝗿𝗲: punchng.com/pastor-arreste…

@xagreat Kamar aqafa yaje 😂😂😂

The leg of a successful PR boy. Allah raba mu da wahala, Amin.

Reverend Dachomo insist “I was a notorious criminal in this village, a drug cartel… but I found Jesus” By: Zagazola Makama Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo, has again recounted his past life of crime and subsequent spiritual transformation, attributing his change to his Christian faith. Dachomo made the disclosure during a religious gathering, where he shared his personal testimony of repentance and renewal. “I was a notorious criminal in this village, a drug cartel in this village, a wanderer in this village. That is my testimony,” he said. The pastor also claimed involvement in criminal activities in his earlier years. “When I say 1980, it is our gang that robbed a bank, and the person that led that operation is my best friend,” he said. He explained that his life took a new direction after he embrace Jesus during the robbery. “When I submitted myself to Jesus, who is my Saviour, I allowed Him to control my life, and Jesus forgave my sin. I am a new person in Christ Jesus,” he said. However, Dachomo has come under relentless attacks with many asking the authorities to investigate his confession and prosecuting him for his past criminality. They accused him of infighting fire in the already existing crises between farmers and herders in the state especially when he was openly heard asking the youths to go to WAR. @DHQNigeria @ezekieldachomo0 @OfficialDSSNG

@Imranmuhdz He should be very ashame of himself right now, and despite mallam's hypocritical release he should be inform that it will not erase the crime he committed against mallam's fundamental rights.

President Tinubu Condoles with Nasir El-Rufai Over Mother’s Death in Cairo President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has extended heartfelt condolences to former Kaduna State Governor, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, following the passing of his mother, Hajiya Umma El-Rufai, who died today in Cairo, Egypt, after a prolonged illness. In an official statement, President Tinubu described the late Hajiya Umma as a remarkable matriarch who lived a fulfilled life and raised children and grandchildren that have made significant contributions to Nigeria. The President, who personally signed the message, said: “Nasir, please accept my heartfelt condolences on the passing of your beloved mother, Hajiya Umma, which happened today in Cairo. As someone who had also lost an old mother, I share in your grief. I understand the depth of your loss. Losing a mother is a pain unlike any other. I know that no words can fully ease your sorrow, but I pray that the memories of her love, wisdom, and guidance bring you comfort in the days ahead. I also hope you find strength in the remarkable life she lived and the values she instilled in the entire family. As firm believers in Allah, we are convinced that she has played her part in this world as laid out for her by the Almighty and has gone back to her maker. I join family, friends, and well-wishers in mourning with you. May Allah grant your dear mother Aljannah Firdaus.”

@BashirElRufai @elrufai Alhamdulillah. Allah Ya Gafarta Mata. kuma Muna tayaku tsine ma wannan azzalumar gwamnatin

Gaskiya My Silence will be better Solution for me right now. Cuz 🤭 I want to yarn, I want to vibrate 🫨