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@Waspapping_ Waailakum salam brother, welcome back aluta continue

Assalamu Alaikum Wahramatullahi Wabarakatuh.

@JaafarSJaafar To be honest, I don't expect this kind of mindset from you.Habba

Let me make it clear that I am not against Sheikh Pantami’s decision to join partisan politics. It is his right as a Nigerian citizen, just as it is our right to criticize. I am a fan of Sheikh Pantami the cleric, but not Hon. Pantami the politician. As his fan, I do not want his reputation as a religious leader to be soiled by politics. But it seems the fanatical Pantami supporters (the Pan-termites) are pushing Mallam into the ring. Well, I have done my best to caution Mallam. But as the saying goes, he who is destined to be beaten to a pulp, ignores appeals to stop fighting. Nigeria has weak institutions, gratuitous political culture, corrupt civil service and disregard for rule of law. Nigerian political space is a jungle where the powerful often wins and the weak loses. No thanks to the presidential system. In a presidential system like ours, winning a governorship or presidential election requires huge funding, with donations coming from ten-percenters, shylocks, contractors, political opportunists, ex-convicts, you name it. And once elected, repayment is expected through inflated or unexecuted contracts, policy favors, etc. The Supreme Court is the most powerful institution in Nigeria, while the president is the most powerful individual in the country. Yet despite declarations against the diversion of local government funds, the practice persists. That tells you something about structural resistance to reform by Nigerian politicians. Let’s be frank: no one can occupy public office in Nigeria and emerge entirely unblemished under thorough scrutiny. Tax defaults or delayed filings, discrepancies in Code of Conduct records, awarding contracts to companies with links to family members, questionable estacodes, inflated protocol expenses — the traps are many. No sheikh, pastor or technocrat is immune to these ‘minor’ but clear criminal offences.

People tag Boko Haram and banditry insurgency in far north i.e borno, zamfara, Katsina..as an offshoot of illiterate, uneducated and drop out school children.Can we also said that on Kwara state banditry insurgency?

@IU_Wakilii Nonsense, see how u reason like a primary school child. The only thing northeners are good at is condemning there own.This was how u and your likes condemned him when he was minister but keep shut at the current minister of communication despite his underperforming.

Oga Bash, the issue here is not about having an opinion, it is about telling the truth. When he and many northerners supported Osama back then, and later changed their stance after understanding what is terrorism during Boko Haram insurgency, that was a shift in opinion driven by exposure, growth, and new knowledge. That is understandable. But what we have here is something different. In a 2006 video, Malam clearly said he had never joined politics and that he was not the kind of Sheikh who meddles in politics. If in 2026 he says he now wants to join politics, that too is understandable. The problem is that he did not say that. He claimed he has been in politics since 2001. That is not a change of opinion, that is a direct contradiction. So the question here is, did the Sheikh lie in 2006 or is he lying now in 2026? It has to be one of the two or both but certainly there is a lie!

@egi_nupe Sir, I think the best thing do is to correct him in private.I can't publicly criticize someone that help me.

This is god mentality. If the reason you are helping people is for them not to be able to “criticize” or “disagree” with you then you need to check yourself. There’s a difference between disagreement/criticism and disrespect/betrayal. Helping someone does not mean they must always accept what we say publicly. In fact, our ability to accept their disagreement publicly without feeling like god makes us a better person than just “a helper”. For the specific context here, neither the person who helped nor the person who was helped have made issues out of their engagements, it’s the officio-bystanders that escalated the matter.

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@RepRileyMoore Idiot, hypocrite why don't you tweet when mosque was bomb in borno state of Nigeria?

If there were any remaining doubts that Christians in Nigeria are being targeted for their faith in Jesus Christ, this should end that debate. This isn’t about land usage, “climate change,” or any other argument the Left wants to make. This is persecution of our brothers and sisters for their faith in Christ, plain and simple. ISIS is telling Christians they have an opportunity to "spare their blood" if they convert. Our brothers and sisters will not bend the knee to anyone but our Lord and Savior though. Thankfully, @POTUS is continuing to work in cooperation with the Nigerian government to stop these Islamic radicals and defend our brothers and sisters in Christ.

@NYCMayor May God guide and protect you sir.

This is now the official account of Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Welcome to a new era for NYC.

@TorahJews Definition of Zionism for the Fake Jews: Zionism is a nationalist movement that emerged in the late 19th century, advocating for the self-determination and a sovereign homeland for the Jewish people in their ancestral land of Israel (Zion), as a response to centuries of persecuti

@Mallam_jabeer To be honest, I like Mr obi manifesto but my fair is what if he carry bigotry as some Nigerians do.Because we need a leader that's just and can carry everyone irrespective of our difference

Why the NORTH needs Mr. Peter Obi? As someone from Northern Nigeria, a region that bears the heaviest burden of out of school children, deep poverty, rising insecurity, and vast but underutilised agricultural potential, it is clear that the North does not need slogans or recycled promises, all we need is competence, sincerity, and measurable leadership. The North today has the highest number of out of school children in the country. This is not just an education crisis, it is a ticking security and poverty time bomb. A leader who understands that education is national security is urgently needed. Mr. Peter Obi’s consistent emphasis on investing in human capital, teachers’ welfare, school infrastructure, skills acquisition, and measurable learning outcomes offers the North a long-term solution rather than temporary handouts. Agriculture remains the North’s greatest economic strength, yet decades of neglect, poor mechanisation, insecurity, and lack of value chain investment have kept millions of farmers poor. Mr. Peter Obi’s focus on modernising agriculture, supporting smallholder farmers with access to finance, storage, processing, and markets, and linking agriculture to industry directly addresses the structural poverty in the region. Insecurity in the North is fueled by unemployment, illiteracy, and state failure. Obi’s approach combining intelligence driven security, community policing, and economic inclusion recognises that guns alone cannot solve insecurity. You cannot secure a hungry, uneducated population with force; you secure it with opportunity and justice. What makes Peter Obi particularly important for the North is not just his ideas, but his track record of prudence, accountability, and continuity. The North has suffered most from abandoned projects and policy inconsistency. Obi’s insistence on planning, data, transparency, and institutional reforms provides assurance that interventions will be sustained beyond political cycles. For Northern Nigeria to break free from poverty, violence, and underdevelopment, we need a leader who will invest in people, unlock agriculture, restore security, and manage resources responsibly. Mr. Peter Obi represents a departure from failed politics and an opportunity for the North to finally convert its population and land into prosperity. The North does not need pity. The North needs competence. And today, competence is Peter Obi. A new Nigeria is POssible.

@ana_herleemerh This is sad

Why is there a noticeable lack of reaction from d government and media regarding d abduction of 28 Muslim travellers in Plateau State, unlike previous abductions of Catholic school students in Niger and church worshippers in Kwara state, which sparked widespread outrage and pressure on the government? Northern Muslims too are humans that deserve equal protection from the government, remember, each and everyone will stand before Allah to account for his or her leadership. Ya Allah protect Muslims across the globe 🤲 #StopKillingMuslimsInNigeria

Islam frowns upon the killing of any soul; in fact, in Islam, it is a great sin to forcibly take someone's property, let alone kill them. In every religion and tribe, there are black sheep, and they do not represent the system. Islam is a religion of peace.

@PeterObi Peter obi presidential ambitious is unrealistic.He is a tribal bigotry.I view his ambitious as movement to fulfill Igbos dream.

Yesterday was yet another very fruitful busy day for me. I attended 2 events in Imo State and 3 in Anambra State that reinforce the importance of values, virtues and character to national transformation. The 1st was the celebration of 50 years of priestly ordination of Rev. Fr. Godfrey Izamujo, a renowned priest whose passion for development led to the formation of Songhai Farms in Cotonou, Benin Republic. It was also the 40th Anniversary of the Songhai Farms international, the largest farm and the second biggest employer of Labour in the Benin Republic after the government. I visited his facility when I was Governor and he supported me in starting Masdevan farm in Orum, in Awka North LGA. The Church mass was held at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Umuawuka, Emii, in Owerri North LGA of Imo State. The 2nd event in Imo State was a condolence visit to the family of Dr Basil Nnanna Ukegbu, a foremost nationalist, educationist and First Republic parliamentarian who, at the age of 29, built the famous Owerri Grammar School, OGS and the Ngor High School in the quest for human capital development in the old eastern Nigeria. Dr Ukegbu established the first private university in Africa, the Imo Technical University, which was unfortunately proscribed by the military in the 1980s. He was a pioneer of private universities and had a vision of social and economic transformation of the black race through techno-industrial development. He is fondly remembered for his message of economic miracle through the agrarian revolution. I expressed my condolences to the widow and the bereaved family. The 3rd event is at Nnewi Anambra State, His Royal Highness Igwe Dr Kenneth Nwafor Orizu 111, CON, celebrating his 100 years and 62 years on the throne. He has lived by character and integrity and contributed immensely to a better Anambra as Chairman and Patron of the Anambra State traditional council. The 4th was the 90th Birthday celebration of Mr Boniface Anaedum, a famous teacher at the School of Rehabilitation, Oji, in Enugu State, who taught many physically challenged, blind, dumb and deaf. The 5th was the 90th Birthday celebration of my former teacher, MrAnthony Onyechi Ibeziako, at Onitsha, who was our Vice Principal and teacher at Christ the King College, Onitsha. He was a disciplinarian moulding character and generations. These 5 events reinforce my commitment that we have the resources, natural and human, to transform our economies and enhance peace and stability in our society. Truly, a new Nigeria is POssible. -PO

@ana_herleemerh Sister, may Allah increase u with knowledge.

Ibos and 4vil belters are not humans, they are more of 4nimals than humans, infact worse than 4nimals because even the 4nimals don't treat their people as such. FG need to intervene before this situation will get out of hands. Anything that happens to our Muslims will never be tolerated anymore. Cowards C4nnibals, if you want to fight Islam come out and face us and stop pick killing Muslims bcos like it or not, Islam will continue to flourish till the end of the world, you will never end Islam in Nigeria no matter the killings.

@emekabk21 Wasn't insecurity at the time of Jonathan, talk about the crude sell at the of Jonathan, infact Nigeria was earning more than what every president during Jonathan regime .But of what positive impact did he make .

Stay back home and fix your disgraced country As at 1965, Nigeria was better respected than Singapore , Malaysia , Brazil, Indonesia, South Korea etc No one needed any visa then to visit the US and Canada Today, while the average Singaporeans and South Koreans are not queuing up to run to the US, the average Nigerian, is doing all manner of falsehood and falsification just to sneak into the US? What happened? WHAT CHANGED ? unscrupulous, greedy and confused folks, including you, rallied round, lied and fabricated all manner of satanic falsehood just to kick out Jonathan in 2015, and usher in the current band of bandits currently ruining Nigeria, and have turned it into the most terrorised country in Africa You guys are so shameless and consciencless that you imagine that most of us have Amnesia, and will not remember the roles you all played to usher in the bubonic plague over Nigeria in 2015 Why will Trump open the gates of US to folks, who wrecked their home and turned into into a shithole jungle to troop in and mess it up too Stay behind and fix the land Bunch of selfish men and women

Northern Nigeria leaders fail us.The only steal to buy luxury and oppress the poor masses.There is no dignity in defending them.

@Gracefieldjen @simonateba Save this your comment because if things continue like this, one-day you will regret making this comment.Libya citizens trusted American to dethroned Gaddafi but are currently regretting it.

Race hustler. Race hustlers like you are low IQ and moronic. They are so obsessed with their colour that they can’t see beyond their nose. You are black and I am black the difference between you and I is that you are stupid and I am not. What has Trump killing terrorists got to do when race @simonateba Don’t have to make everything about race? We are all race fatigued Simon. Fuck offfffffff You are not Nigerian, I am. I know what these Mullins terrorists have done to northern Nigeria. You know absolutely nothing. Hate Trump all you want but you need to really shut your mouth about this strike. Nigerians appreciates Trump for it and Nigerians look forward to more strikes

To Black Christians in Nigeria: In 1973, the U.S. Department of Justice sued Donald Trump, his father Fred Trump, and their company, the Trump Management Corporation. The lawsuit alleged that Trump-owned apartment buildings in New York City refused to rent to Black tenants and lied to Black applicants by claiming apartments were unavailable while offering them to white applicants. Federal investigators said Black applicants were often marked with a “C” (for “colored”) on rental applications — a practice documented in court filings. In 1975, the Trumps did not admit wrongdoing, but they agreed to a consent decree. The agreement required them to: Stop discriminating Advertise vacancies publicly Provide lists of available apartments to the NAACP and other groups Submit regular reports to the government. Trump is not coming to rescue any Black Christian in Nigeria, that's impossible. He does not even go to church, ever. He sells Bibles to others printed in China for profit, but he himself does not attend church, ever.

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