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Chocolate Bunny

@i_pariz

I’ve discovered how we can get world peace.

Katılım Kasım 2013
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Foundational Nupe Lawyer
The founder of Boko Haram, Mohammed Yusuf was a product of Almajiri system. In fact, he started the recruitment of his members from the impoverished Almajiri students. He specifically absorbed large numbers of Almajirai students and rural migrants who had flooded Maiduguri due to regional desertification and economic collapse, offering them a sense of community and survival. Do you want me to continue? 🤣🤣
Mazi Labaran Dawa@LabaranDawa

I am a critic of Almajiri system, however, we must get our facts straight. Facts over emotions. I challenge you to name one bandit leader who was a former ‘almajiri’ and name his teacher/malam! I beg you not to run away, give us an answer!

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@eobilo @betaservio It’s been ages but I recall a professor adigun that was kidnapped Is he okay now? Did he get his freedom? I tried to keep up but I heard nothing about it after you posted it
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Screen Grabbist
Screen Grabbist@screengrabbist·
@i_pariz @PeterROCK_ @iam_olubori Confidently loud and stewpid ...chocolate bumbum abi wetin you dey call yourself again, leave here now...I don't engage ddullards more than once ...
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Lyndah Onyeji |@CreativeLyndah·
@AfricaFactsZone We watched to show to tell you that without us you are nothing and the earlier you realize it and leave us the fuck alone then you will have peace
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Africa Facts Zone@AfricaFactsZone·
South African series, The Polygamist is trended at number 1 on both Netflix Nigeria and Netflix South Africa.
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Schools In Naija
Schools In Naija@SchoolsinNaija·
@general_ec @AfricaFactsZone We have a choice. We can decide to be stupid and live in denial like some few South Africans all in the name of conservatism, vigilantism and nationalism.
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Chocolate Bunny@i_pariz·
@sekouumusic @bts_bighit You!!! I absolutely love your music. I know for a fact that for every 1m streams you get, 500 were from me ❤️ Can’t wait for you to become the mega star you are.
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Sekou
Sekou@sekouumusic·
Jimin used my song on his post so it’s only right I introduce myself HI IM SEKOU and this song is called Catching bodies 🥲❤️ @bts_bighit
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PATRIOTIC SOJA ($TSIR-MUNCHAN)
PATRIOTIC SOJA ($TSIR-MUNCHAN)@Pressman2040·
You are asking the right question. As someone who has tracked, ambushed, and fought these b@st@rds across multiple theatres, let me break it down for you. First, you are correct: they rarely use buses or trailers. Bikes are their trademark fast, agile, and able to disappear into bush paths that vehicles cannot follow. So how do they move 50–100 people? They do not move them all at once. Here is their modus operandi: After a mass abduction, they split the victims into small groups sometimes 5–10 persons per group. Each group is handed over to a different cell of cr*m!nals, often operating in different forest camps. Some victims are moved at night, others during the day using routes that have no military or police presence. The kidnappers do not need a bus. They need time, darkness, and local collaborators who provide safe passage. Second, why no immediate interception? Because the security forces are often alerted hours after the abduction has occurred. In the case of the Oyo school abduction, the attack happened in the early hours. By the time local vigilantes and police mobilised, the criminals had already split the victims and disappeared into forest corridors that span multiple local government areas and SOMETIMES multiple states. Third, the missing piece: local intelligence failure. In many of these mass abductions, the kidnappers had prior intelligence on security patrol schedules, escape routes, and even which forest paths are not monitored. That means collaborators inside the community or people who saw the criminals preparing but said nothing. You cannot intercept what you do not know is happening.
Foundational Nupe Lawyer@egi_nupe

Something about terrorists and bandits kidnapping a group of people doesn’t add up for me. I’ve never seen them loading people in a bus or trailer and they are mostly on bikes. So how do they get to kidnap a group of 50-100 people at once without anybody alerting the government or security agency intercepting them immediately? I have been trying to process this operation and it’s turning my head upside down

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@screengrabbist @PeterROCK_ @iam_olubori Because you and your grandmother don’t read and still live in the stone ages. It’s information out in the open. The quality of sperm determines how easy the pregnancy will be.
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Adedayo Agarau
Adedayo Agarau@adedayoagarau·
I’ve spent the past couple of weeks building Looters: a public archive of Nigerian political corruption since the 1990s. Governors, ministers, shell companies, Swiss accounts, the Jersey trusts, — one searchable graph. You too can connect the dots: 1000reasons.vote/looters
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edmund obilo@eobilo·
Professor is Kidnapped After Analysing Insecurity on Radio Featuring: Prof Adigun Agabaje of the Department of Political Science, University of Ibadan
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@iam_immalove Every single person following except their immediate circle are peak fools. Creepy ones at that. When do you find the time to press follow on a baby’s social media page? Very ewww behavior.
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Chocolate Bunny@i_pariz·
@iksly2 And you just had to expose it, soon we’ll hear we’ve been banned from signing up to some platform or the other because you people cannot resist the urge to Cho Cho Cho and protect secrets that help people put food on the table
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