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2026 is already a better year. We will see and experience better things this year. Amen 🙏

Did I just hear him say there wasn’t an obedient movement but the EndSARS movement? Well, I’m not surprised. Some of us said then that the EndSARS movement had metamorphosed into an obedient movement and the attack on Tinubu was well-orchestrated.

Terrorists/Bandits will gather to pray today Nigerian Air Force please MopDemAll No Peace for the Wicked.

All through history, no society thrives like this. It would be interesting to see where this all ends up. It’s not looking good for Northern Nigeria. Also, the danger that the selfishness of their leaders now pose to the rest of Nigeria borders on the clear and present. We all know it won’t end well but it’s not easy to say.

30,000 𝗙𝘂𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗶 𝗺𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝗮𝗻𝘁𝘀 𝗳𝘂𝗲𝗹𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗡𝗶𝗴𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗮’𝘀 𝗶𝗻𝘀𝗲𝗰𝘂𝗿𝗶𝘁𝘆 – 𝗨𝗦 𝗿𝗲𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗱 𝗠𝗼𝗿𝗲: punchng.com/30000-fulani-m…

Chibok girls were made into a spectacle Pictures of the girls were printed and strung around falomo roundabout. Today over 40 kids taken, and theur teacher beheaded. The govt who used the chibok incident as a rallying cry, is acting like the incident in Oyo didnt happen.

These guys look like they equipped their soldiers by looting an entire Call of Duty inventory screen

Bandits will gather to pray today. Nigerian airforce pls dont lose this window to bomb them and everyone that gathers to pray with them. If anyone survives. Bomb them again when they gather to bury their dead.

Barka da Sallah To All Troops At The Frontline. #ForGodandCountry

BREAKING: Lagos state government plans to allow tenants pay house rent in easier ways. Instead of paying for 1 or 2 years at once, people may now pay monthly, every 3 months, or once a year to reduce financial pressure on residents.

@Fortis1o @BashirElRufai Most of them are enablers of banditry and terrorism for political gains . They don’t care a no it how many of their poor people get killed as long as they are locked up in bullet proof cars and well secured fortresses.

@shextian @BashirElRufai Very well said. You begin to wonder if they’re actually interested in ending insecurity or just using it as a political weapon, not minding the thousands of lives being lost. If this is not a clear manifestation of evil, I wonder what is. The devil is in the details.

I have an unpopular opinion that Gumi definitely has no ties to bandits or banditry. Neither does he sympathize with them. If you listen carefully to his actual words, it concludes with emphasis on protecting lives. This is a former soldier turned cleric, what is he to gain through insecurity. His tone may be off at times, but that’s a different conversation.

@Officially_Kriz I think he used to be the largest shareholder in ETB who later Merge into sterling bank . ETB branch offices used to be in conoil premises across Nigeria.

Mike Adenuga owns 18.2b shares in Sterling Bank. This makes up 33.43% of the bank. He is currently the LARGEST shareholder of the bank.

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@vincetita1 @iyaboawokoya The power sector faces a massive problem and every successful government has attempted to manage it rather than fix it. Currently, the new act transferring power sector control to the states is a positive step forward. However, the federal government can never fully fund it.

@iyaboawokoya Incompetence So what are the options now? - Increase tarrifs further ? - Transfer responsibility to sub-National to generate their own electricity? - Let Dangote fill the gap? - Let darkness reign

1. This is what Penkelemesi gave us. Many of us in Band A were subsidising electricity for the govt & it is still not enough. Meanwhile under Fashola & Minister now jailed Saleh, we paid less tariffs & light supply was better. In 2 years the deficit is astronomical. God I beg/

@Fortis1o @BashirElRufai Scrolling through the replies reveals familiar faces who constantly criticise the current government for handling security poorly. However, they’re now defending their terrorist sympathiser sheikh, claiming he’s being misquoted. It’s a sad reality that insecurity will remain.

Your redemption as a region is very far with people like you in government. It is instructive for your readers to understand that you know how much a serious country like Saudi Arabia puts into intelligence gathering and national security against destructive agents of the Iranian -backed Muslim brotherhood. They know Gumi and they know who he works for. It is unfortunate that you keep sympathizing with internationally exposed person of particular concern to the KSA. Doesn’t that show that Noethern Nigeria clearly practices a different type of Islam from Saudi Arabia? One that celebrates characters like Gumi? Again, the redemption of terrorists- ravaged Northern Nigeria is very far with people like you aligning with very dangerous narratives like this.

Oceanic bank, just like Society general bank owned by Sarakis and intercontinental bank all went down after banking consolidation reforms . This banks were merely being used for money laundering by military and their political allies .

When #Senegal’s government uncovered $13 billion in hidden, unrecorded debt left behind by former President Macky Sall’s regime, Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko led debt audit revealed part of the national debt had been concealed, prompting the International Monetary Fund, IMF to immediately freeze and suspend its $1.8 billion lending programme. Then disagreements emerged regarding the handling of this issue. President Faye insisted on a pragmatic, compromise-driven path. He was willing to accept IMF-mandated austerity measures, including politically sensitive cuts to energy and fuel subsidies, to steady the economy and unlock the frozen funds to get more funding from IMF. Prime Minister Sonko declined this approach and instead advocated for a sovereignist approach. Sonko fiercely opposed bowing to foreign lenders. He resisted cutting subsidies, imposing taxes and demanded a renegotiation of oil, gas and mining contracts with multinational companies. Then a complete deadlock in the government. Their disagreements also extend to the handling of legal cases. Several former officials who served under President Macky Sall are accused of mismanagement and involvement in the political violence that claimed dozens of lives between 2021 and 2024. President Faye favored a more cautious, reconciled approach. Fearing that aggressive prosecutions of the former regime would destabilize the state, fracture the security apparatus and alienate key institutional actors, Faye resisted hardline judicial purges. As Prime Minister, Sonko pushed heavily for accountability, retributive justice, demanding that the amnesty law (passed by Sall's regime to shield his officials upon exit) be repealed so that Sall's former ministers, police chiefs and judicial officials could be tried for corruption, financial mismanagement and the deaths of youth protesters. Ultimately, the government became entirely dysfunctional. Faye used his executive power to reclaim sole control of the state, firing Sonko to build a government in his own image. By securing the second-highest political office in the country, Sonko has effectively flipped the power dynamic. He went from a subordinate role inside the executive branch to leading an independent branch of government. Faye will find his executive powers severely limited by a hostile legislature, and a ruling party that is not his own, leaving him with no choice but to wait until November 2026 to legally dissolve parliament. Source: Local sources, @France24 (Debt crisis).

@tundeglasses We need to start preaching patriotism in Nigeria, it’s like people don’t understand the country comes first before money.

Gov Rada said it in one of his interviews …. That he had a high level security meeting and before he could step out of the meeting the bandit leader sent him a text of all that was said at the meeting .

@xagreat Have you read about the revelations concerning her experiences during her husband’s presidency? I recommend reading excerpts from @DrCOmole’s book on Buhari’s presidency; it will help you understand her situation.

Politicians are experts in deception. This woman refused to relocate to Daura when Buhari relocated to Daura. But she is now spending Eid in Daura because her son wants to win an election.

@WASalam_01 It’s like every Christmas delivery

So what became of the highly celebrated Eko Rice? What became of Imota Rice Plant?