Abdulsalam Babangida

Nigeria 🇳🇬 Minister of power, Adelabu in Mecca praying While Nigerians experience very poor power supply

I’m. London, I caught with Ogbeni Dipo. A supporter of the Renewed Hope Vision. Thank you for your work.

Spoke with the BBC today on President Tinubu’s state visit to the UK, discussing Nigeria–UK relations, trade and investment cooperation, security collaboration, and Nigeria’s position on global issues guided by national interest 🇳🇬🇬🇧.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu witnessed the signing of a £746 million financing agreement in London between Nigeria’s Ministry of Finance, led by Wale Edun, and Citi Bank to modernise Apapa and Tin Can Island ports in Lagos. The deal is aimed at easing congestion, improving efficiency and strengthening Nigeria’s trade capacity.

President Tinubu Visits King Charles III, While Peter Obi Visits Alleged Looter, Abubakar Malami. Which of The Above Do You Think Is Truly Fighting For Your Betterment as a Nigerian?

Blaming victims in the Boko Haram conflict distorts reality and weakens response. Boko Haram is not an external invading force. It emerged from within, shaped by grievances and hardened by an intolerant ideology. That distinction matters. It means communities are not just bystanders; they are trapped inside the conflict. Across the North East, in the past 16 years, civilians have supported military operations at great personal risk. The pattern is clear. Troops deploy, locals cooperate. Then the troops withdraw. Insurgents return. Communities are punished. Mass killings, beheadings, executions for alleged collaboration. You cannot ask unarmed villagers to stand up to insurgents when the state cannot sustain protection. Here is the hard truth: - Civilians are being exposed without long-term security cover - Military presence is too thin for the conflict landscape and population size - Intelligence is fragmented and underutilised in battlefield decisions. The implication is severe. You create cycles of retaliation. You discourage cooperation. You strengthen insurgent control through fear. This is not just a Nigerian military problem. It is a Nigerian systems failure. What needs to change: - Scale intelligence-driven operations, not just troop deployments - Integrate DSS deeply into field operations, not as an afterthought or as they are being involved in politics and VIP protection - Strengthen military intelligence for real-time decision making - Align force levels with the scale of territory and threat - Stop blaming communities. They are not the weak link. They are the most exposed part of this war. - Reduce the transactional culture in recruiting and promoting security personnel. Create real incentives for them to serve and fight. Improve welfare. Provide consistent psychosocial support. Recognise performance in visible ways. Ensure full and timely payment of gratuities and pensions at retirement.

A man lost four sons to the Monday multiple explosions that rocked Maiduguri, the Borno State capital, Daily Trust learnt yesterday. The blasts, which occurred at the gate of the University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital (UMTH), the Monday Market roundabout and the Post Office area, left about 27 people dead and many others injured

Without using google, a gathering of goats is called ??

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