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If you laugh— I will arrest you😭😮‍💨😹 The Nigerian Army has expressed deep concern over the persistently low enrolment of youths into its ranks, particularly from certain regions and states, during the ongoing 91 Regular Recruits Intake for 2026. A delegation from the Nigerian Army Headquarters, led by Brig.-Gen. Moses Ikobah, has been visiting various states to sensitise communities and boost participation. In states like Akwa Ibom (specifically Eket LGA), Delta, and several South-East states such as Enugu, the response from eligible youths has been described as “worrisome” and disappointingly low. The Army has emphasised that the recruitment process is free of charge and transparent, urging parents, traditional rulers, community leaders, and youths to take full advantage of the opportunity. The exercise, which aims to enlist approximately 14,000 personnel nationwide, offers a stable career, professional training, and a chance to serve the nation.

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@IlmFeed She can't spend it. The entity that owns it must come for it

A woman from Nigeria returned ₦330 million, which was mistakenly deposited into her bank account. Hajiya Aisha Isah Yelwa didn't hesitate to contact her bank after noticing the large amount of money in her account. She said, "I feel good returning the money. I am a mother, and my children's future means more to me than anything," "Even with all my financial challenges, I don't want to eat what does not belong to me." Aisha has been praised for her honesty but to her, she did exactly what a Muslim is supposed to do. May Allah bless her for her integrity.

@PeterObi Electoral reform will solve all these problems. When the right is in. The us3less Judiciary will do their job, police, army, efcc INEC etc will as well do theirs. Whosoever that breaks the law will be punished accordingly. Looters (president, gov, sen. etc) will go to prison

A Call for National Responsibility I have just received the heartbreaking news about the bombing in Zamfara a few hours ago. This tragic report comes just days after the bombing in Borno, at a time when families should have been gathered in peace, celebrating life and hope. This incident is part of a troubling pattern of insecurity that has become far too normal across our country. What is most concerning is that these attacks continue despite repeated assurances from the government. The protection of human life must return to the forefront of our national priorities. We must also address the root causes that continue to fuel violence: poverty, unemployment, and the collapse of local economies and businesses. When people are abandoned by their leaders, desperation and crime thrive. A secure Nigeria cannot emerge without a productive Nigeria—one that creates opportunities, restores trust, and lifts citizens out of poverty. To the people of Zamfara and Borno, my deepest condolences go out to you all. Your grief is shared by millions of Nigerians who are weary of burying victims of terrorism that should have been contained long ago. Nigeria must do better. We need to move away from excuses and embrace competence, compassion, and accountability. No country can progress when its citizens live in fear. We owe it to every Nigerian—both those who are alive today and those we have lost—to finally build a nation where life is valued and protected. A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO

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@IgboHistoFacts Nwokedi

What's your Igbo name?

@IgboHistoFacts Did she involved in dirty things? Remember, to clean up the board, you must wipe off the old written notes. Majorities of our judges serve the executives. RIP to her, if she is clean.

@PeterObi "Do we only condemn coups that are visible with guns and ignore those carried out through a designed technical failures?" ECOWAS leaders should answer this. What are Nigerian lawmakers doing to reform the failed election of 2023? Should we expect another mass rigging?

Reflecting on the 'Coup Glitches' in Guinea-Bissau On Thursday, November 27th, I arrived in Abuja early in the morning after attending a productive meeting at the European Parliament. To my distress, I learned that our former President, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, was caught up in the reported coup situation in Guinea-Bissau. I immediately reached out to him, and he assured me that he was safe. I was further relieved to hear that he had returned safely to Nigeria. I listened carefully to his press briefing about the incident. Dr. @GEJonathan, who was in Guinea-Bissau as an election monitor, noted that the so-called coup appeared suspicious—especially because it was the president himself who announced the coup and shared details with the international community. What makes the situation even more striking is that the election was reportedly peaceful, with the only remaining step being the formal announcement of the results. It is safe to say that while Nigeria's own election was marred by a "technical glitch," the election in Guinea-Bissau seems to have suffered from a "coup glitch." Yet, to this day, no one has clearly explained the nature of Nigeria's glitch. ECOWAS was quick to sanction Guinea-Bissau, but what does ECOWAS do when democracy is subverted not by soldiers, but by technology? What is the punishment for countries that announce 'glitches' at critical moments during an election? Do we only condemn coups that are visible with guns and ignore those carried out through a designed technical failures? By addressing these issues constructively, we can work towards a New Nigeria and a more stable and democratic West Africa. Together, we can ensure that the will of the people prevails and that our elections reflect the true desires of our citizens. The Guinea-Bissau scenarios represent two faces of the same crisis: one where ballots are discarded by force and another where ballots are obstructed by convenient technical issues. In both cases, the people suffer, democracy is undermined, and the region sinks deeper into instability. The outcome remains the same: the citizens are denied their mandate. True democracy can only thrive when transparency and accountability prevail, and when the voice of the people is respected, not interrupted by glitches or coups. A New Nigeria is Possible. -PO

@NigeriaStories What the Igbos did in in 1967-1970 but because of hate for the tribe, the government of Nigeria killed it. By now, we should have being exporting guns and bombs to other countries.

BREAKING NEWS: The Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria has unveiled the first batch of its locally manufactured DG-103 rifles, marking a significant step toward reducing the country’s dependence on imported w€apons and ammun!tion. 👏 Watch 👇🏾

@ruffydfire There's no law in Nigeria

A court order will be given in Nigeria and authorities will willfully disobey because of interests

‘Tinubu’s government is sitting back, not doing enough,’ US Congressman Bill Huizenga fights back tears over killings in Nigeria during the US Congress hearing on designation of Nigeria as country of particular concern. “I went to school with kids from Nigeria “.

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@D_precious01 @NigeriaStories @grok Keeping asking grok, 2027 you will still vote for APC

@NigeriaStories @grok hope this decision won't have any side effect ?

BREAKING: The Super Eagles players and officials have chosen not to participate in today's training in Morocco due to ongoing issues with unpaid dues. They are hoping for a swift settlement to resume their preparations for Thursday's match.

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@Uztaz_husler @NigeriaStories Terrorism sector nko?

@NigeriaStories Nigeria is totally failed state, run by useless & retired criminals and are supported by more useless masses.

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Greed always collects.