Muhammad🇳🇬🇵🇸

We must change the vernacular: Colonial masters → Evil Wh!te Europeans Colonization → Looting & Oppression Slave Trade → Human Trafficking Foreign Aid→ Bribery & Control Package They rebranded their evil so well, you have to look three times to fully grasp what they did.

do not forget about Congo. they’re going through a genocide and not enough people are talking about it. please speak up for Congo

Hypocrisy exposed: Superpowers trade freely with China but try to restrict African countries from doing the same. China just opened zero-tariff access to 53 African nations while others raise barriers. Africa must wake up, diversify partners, and trade in our best interest. No more gatekeepers!

@iamNeare Ordinary rain water?

🔴 Legal to collect rain water 🔵 Illegal to collect rain water

@DejiAdesogan @alouibrahim92 You dummies were condemning Iran for blocking and confiscating starklink across their country. All US products are tools for aiding terrorism

STARLINK AND NIGERIA SECURITY To prevent bandits and organized criminal groups from using Starlink satellite services for criminal activities, the Nigerian government can take the following steps according to @alouibrahim92👇🏾 1. Collaborate with SpaceX: Engage with SpaceX, the operator of Starlink, to share intelligence and coordinate efforts to prevent criminal use of the service. 2. Implement User Identification: Require Starlink users to undergo thorough identification and verification processes to prevent anonymous usage. 3. Monitor and Surveillance: Conduct regular monitoring and surveillance of Starlink traffic to detect and prevent suspicious activities. 4. Content Filtering: Work with SpaceX to implement content filtering and blocking of harmful or illegal content. 5. Geolocation Tracking: Use geolocation technologies to track and identify Starlink users in areas known for criminal activity. 6. Law Enforcement Partnerships: Foster close partnerships with law enforcement agencies to share intelligence and coordinate efforts to combat criminal use of Starlink. 7. Regulatory Framework: Establish a regulatory framework to govern the use of satellite services like Starlink, including licensing and compliance requirements. 8. Cybersecurity Measures: Implement robust cybersecurity measures to prevent hacking and unauthorized access to Starlink services. 9. Public Awareness: Conduct public awareness campaigns to educate citizens about the risks of using Starlink for criminal activities. 10. International Cooperation: Collaborate with international partners to share best practices and address global security concerns related to satellite services. By taking these proactive steps, the Nigerian government can effectively prevent the misuse of Starlink satellite services by criminal groups and ensure the safety and security of its citizens.

🇫🇷 Macron summoned 30+ African leaders to Nairobi. Not invited. Summoned. France is terrified. The 🇲🇱🇧🇫🇳🇪 AES countries left. Mali. Burkina Faso. Niger. Gone. French flags lowered. Russian flags raised. Military bases closed. Uranium deals cancelled. The empire is shrinking. And Macron is panicking. Why the summons? Because France feels threatened. The AES proved that African countries can say no. Can leave. Can survive without Paris. Can thrive with new partners. That broke the spell. Now every French ally is asking questions. Every leader is wondering if the leash still holds. Macron needs to lock them back in before more leave. So he called a meeting. A group photo. A show of force disguised as a summit. The real message to the remaining 30: Stay in line. Do not follow the AES. Do not expel French troops. Do not touch the CFA. Or you will be next. Sanctions. Coups. Media attacks. The whole machine. That is not partnership. That is intimidation. France is not inviting. France is warning. The question African leaders should ask: Why does France feel so threatened by Africans choosing sovereignty? Why is "partnership" always on French terms? Why was this summit not in Paris if France sees us as equals? The answer is simple. France does not want partners. France wants subjects. And the AES just showed the world that subjects can become free. Final line: The AES did not just leave Francafrique. They cracked it open. Now Macron is running around trying to glue the pieces back together. Next summons? Stay home. Africa does not answer to Paris anymore.

@Tasetireloaded2 youtu.be/d2ReSavqD08?si… This !!!

"The White man did not come to Africa and just start killing the Africans off. He came as a "friend", he came smiling, acting like he wanted to hold hands. He learned from the Africans, married the Africans, then killed them and took their land. He did the same to native Americans." – Dr. Khalid Muhammad

@WilliamsRuto Nobody listens to you. Old house dogs Afrikans youth now see you ( puppet leaders) as who are; traitors. May the curse of our ancestors be with any traitor

We call on African governments, investors and financiers to join forces in advancing the green industrialisation and energy transition agenda in our continent. Governments must remove the bottlenecks on the way to green industrialisation by providing efficient permits, and enabling predictable policy and a conducive environment for investment. On their part, financiers must make investments affordable and accessible while businesspeople must provide clarity on what they are prepared to invest, build, buy, and timelines for delivery. Together, we can build Africa into a competitive industrial powerhouse that drives inclusive growth, advances climate action, and shared prosperity for generations to come. Co-chaired the Green Industrialisation and Energy Transition Session of the Africa Forward Summit with President @EmmanuelMacron of France, at Kenyatta International Convention Centre, Nairobi.

@abbkar_ai It wasn't a coincidence and nobody worried to ask why. Because the masta decided that, we shouldn't be truly independent. Fmr president Babangida must be wondering by now why he agreed to some clauses in the world bank reforms to be able to get loans to loot.

List of Major Industrial Companies That Have Collapsed or Become Inactive in Northern Nigeria… •Nigerian Paper Mill, Jebba The company collapsed in 2005 •Lafiagi Sugar Company, Kwara The company collapsed in 2003 •Bacita Sugar Company The company collapsed in 2002 •Arewa Breweries, Kano The company collapsed in 2000 •Northern Oil & Allied Products The company collapsed in 1999 •Kano Mattress Factory The company collapsed in 2000 •Kano Plastic Company The company collapsed in 2000 •Nigeria Bottling Company The company collapsed in 2004 •Goldline Biscuit Factory, Kano The company collapsed in 2009 •Arewa Metal Containers (AMECO) The company collapsed in 1998 •Durbar Hotel (Kaduna/Kano) The company collapsed in 2000 •Kano Tanneries (mills) The company collapsed in 1990 •Kaduna Fertilizer Company (KFC) The company collapsed in 2002 •Nigerian Romanian Wood Factory The company collapsed in 2000 •Nigerian Tanneries Limited The company collapsed in 2000 Some Other Companies: 1. KADUNA STATE •Kaduna Textile Limited (KTL) — collapsed in 2002 •Arewa Textiles — collapsed in 1996 •Finetex Nigeria, Kaduna — collapsed in 2003 •Supertex — collapsed in 2000 •Unitex / United Nigerian Textiles — collapsed in 2005 •Nortex Textile — collapsed in 2001 •Nigerian-German Chemicals, Kaduna — collapsed in 2004 •Peugeot Automobile Nigeria (PAN) — collapsed in 2007 •Premier Breweries — collapsed in 2000 2. KANO STATE •Kano Textile Printing (KTP) — collapsed in 1998 •Bagauda Textile — collapsed in 1995 •Chedi Textile — collapsed in 1997 •Chalawa Textile Mills — collapsed in 1998 •Gaskiya Textile Mills — collapsed in 1999 •Kano Spinning and Weaving — collapsed in 1990 •Daula Textiles — collapsed in 2000 •SuperTextile — collapsed in 2004 •Hajara Textiles — collapsed in 2002 •Nigeria Oil Mills (NOM) — collapsed in 1999 •Bayero Pharmaceutical — collapsed in 2000 •Dala Foods — collapsed in 2008 •Tofa Textile — collapsed in 2001 •Mambayya Textile — collapsed in 1990 •ANCON Textile — collapsed in 2000 3. KATSINA STATE •Funtua Textiles — collapsed in 2005 •Daura Textiles — collapsed in 2000 •Kankara Kaolin Processing — collapsed in 2000 4. SOKOTO & ZAMFARA STATES •Gusau Textile — collapsed in 1999 •Zamfara Textiles — collapsed in 2004 •Sokoto Textile — collapsed in 1993 •Sokoto Ceramic Tiles Factory — collapsed in 2005 5. BAUCHI, GOMBE & NORTH EAST •Bauchi Furniture Company — collapsed in 2000 •Bauchi Meat Factory — collapsed in 2003 •Steyr Nigeria (Bauchi – tractors) — collapsed in 2007 •Gombe Oil Mills — collapsed in 2001 •Ashaka Textile — collapsed in 1990

@realJudebela Elections should be abolished.

Elected officials should earn minimum wage.

@Idomaboy147 @OzorNdiOzor The reality that the white man from 70 years ago who enslaved our ancestors is still the same man coming back as friend in disguise. Freedom is not demanded, it must be fought and taken back. And i believe one day we will realise that. But not through regular voting

@Idomaboy147 @OzorNdiOzor We need at least 20 years of brutal dictatorship, the citizens needs to purged to accept realities that our freedom must come from within. We must build that sense of nationalism, format our brains of the filthy self hate injected to us. Then we see things as it is.

This revelation from Burkina Faso’s minister is insane. However, what’s even crazier is the look on the white dude’s face when the minister mentioned last year’s kidney transplant cases in Burkina Faso. He was shocked and couldn’t believe his ears.

@Its_ereko He couldn't dare to even silence his wife. Our leaders are simps

Because they still see us as slaves. It will never end if we don't ban them from entering African soil. Macron would never dare silence a French audience in Paris the way he silenced Kenyans in Nairobi. He did it because he knew he could. Because the old colonial reflex is still there: speak when I say speak. Quiet when I say quiet. An African president trying that in France would be dragged through every Western newspaper for a month. Called a dictator. Called uncivilized. Called unfit for global leadership. But Macron in Africa? It is "showing leadership." No. It was rude. It was paternalistic. And it was a reminder that no summit, no handshake, and no jog changes the fundamental disrespect. They still see the continent as a classroom. And themselves as the headmaster. Until African leaders start banning these people from entering our soil until they learn respect, nothing will change. Not one more visa. Not one more red carpet. Not one more photo op. Let them stay home. Africa does not need a president telling them to be quiet. Africa needs a spine.

@DOlusegun @WilliamsRuto The two best houses negros implementing french imperialism drive. Nothing to see here 😭

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu at the Africa Forward Summit , with President @WilliamsRuto, the President of Kenya.

@Millishield01 Wake up from your nightmare.

This is not the Nigeria i pray for 💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔

@Idomaboy147 @OzorNdiOzor And just to remind you. The AES countries didn't achieve that through elections Do they?

@Idomaboy147 @OzorNdiOzor I would be labeled as traitor if i told you what it takes to free our country But i believe you must be contemplating some in your mind. We just need to have the courage to rebel. I believe rebellion is near.

@instablog9ja Too much talking. When are you guys calling for the nationalization of the oil wells, mining corporations, and ultimately nationalization of our government and politicians.

“No foreign investor can be equated to a Nigerian life, MTN should be nationalised” — Senator Adams Oshiomhole

@AJEnglish x.com/i/status/20538… What we need right now is to leave us alone 😭.

French President Emmanuel Macron has announced 23 billion euros ($27bn) of investment during the Africa Forward summit in Kenya aje.news/eqcq8t