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@ParallelFacts Is the Governor not the same tribe with the bandits? He knows what he's doing

Terrorism Victims Left With No Hope as Katsina Government Plans to Purchase Houses for Repentant Terrorists — Security Expert Condemns Reintegration Policy parallelfactsnews.com/terror-victims…

@Oyewols23 @attah_akor Walahi, Aye opolopo yin ti ta

@attah_akor Who send am message? The Road is not fully done and he is seeing cracks. I hope they construction company arrested him?

A man made a video cautioning the government about an emerging danger on the newly constructed coastal road. Instead of them to go and fix the problem, guess what they did.

@real_BGMulumba @wode_maya Shame on you too man, you at this one that looks a loaf of bread thrown inside a water.

@wode_maya Shame on African for supporting Mexico. Where's your panafricanism?

This Afro-Mexican guy probably read all the comments from Africans. 😂😂😂😂 Can you guess which country he’d be from?

@OumarMrs You guys keep lying to yourselves just to feel good

even the people that brought you your religion are embracing islam.

@ardozailani @egi_nupe But he's saying the truth

@egi_nupe This animal, want to please the kufar by insulting the north. This shows level of stupidity. Very pathetic!

They produce millions of children, some grow up to be ready tools for terrorists after spending years in poverty and illiteracy. Then they come back to terrorise and kidnap their fellow poor people for ransom; the government organizes another mass wedding, and the circle continues. Shame.

@thebigbrodas @DrKalu_ Are you going to marry her if she divorce her husband?

@DrKalu_ This is the sound of someone that don't know what the purity and dignity of marriage is... Once he cheats he has defiled that purity and broken that covenant of marriage.. Divorce him immediately!! But these women can dump their dignity for wife tag...

“If you think having a child for my husband will make me leave him, you l!£d. Born make you come enter queue. Una be three wey don born for am outside, but na me go still dey house. Once you give birth for him, we go rent house for you, you go stay outside, but this house you no go ever enter. And he no go put money for your head. If you think you will use that to snatch my husband, ‘Eeeh, I will take your husband from you, there’s nothing you can do,’ you cannot take him. You will continue to be his baby factory. You go dey born dey go, but you no go enter this house. So na yourself you dey f00l...” - Woman sparks reactions online after sending str!ct w@rning to her husband's intending baby mamas, saying no one can never replace her in the marriage.

@Damilar26078040 @hafiz_ngn @SolaTheAnalyst I don't think so

@hafiz_ngn @SolaTheAnalyst Their stupidity will even affect the wise in the community.

I tried to fix a pothole on my street in Egbeda 🇳🇬 Nobody sent me. The thing was swallowing tyres and I was tired of it. I bought asphalt. Hired labourers. Came back the next morning ready to work. Area boys stopped us before we even started. “Oga, you wan do work for this street? You need to settle first.” I was not fixing a government building. I was not tapping electricity. I was filling a hole. On a public road. With my own money. I settled them. 2 years ago I reported a pothole on my street in Toronto 🇨🇦 through 311. They fixed it in 3 days. I just stood there staring at the smooth road like a mumu. Would you have settled the area boys or walked away?

@chechesky @CHULLY1010 @iamossy_ Chike is cursed already

@CHULLY1010 @iamossy_ I reject your words, back to sender!!! Who can say a thing and it comes to pass when the Lord has not commanded it. As you are saying it, so shall it return to you and your generation born and unborn. Please go and rest. He God has blessed, no man can curse.

“Chike is a disgrace to Igbo community”

@IamSocialMallam I thought it was only me. I was debited by an unexplained 2k when I reloaded which is very bad

Frustration is mounting among electricity consumers over what many describe as persistent, unexplained debt charges on their bills, with the Jos Electricity Distribution Company coming under increasing scrutiny. joeyoffair.com/jedc-consumers…

@MasterBolaji @global_bily See what this one is saying

@global_bily You don't have to buy if you can't afford it.

BREAKING: The Federal Government has said people should no longer bring damaged or crashed cars into Nigeria. This new rule starts immediately. It means only good, working cars can be imported into the country from now on.

@Onsogbu I don't know that this guy is this dull

You bought a land for N300,000 in 2019 Will you sell the same land in the same location for same N300,000 in 2026? If you CAN'T then stop complaining about rice being N19,000 in 2019.

@BashirAhmaad Continue deceiving yourself that they are not Muslims

The horrific multiple suicide bombings in Maiduguri have reportedly claimed the lives of 23 innocent people and left over 100 others injured. Boko Haram terrorists can choose to be anything but wallahi not Muslims. Inflicting terror on innocent people, especially during this sacred period of fasting, stands in complete contradiction to the values of mercy, peace and sanctity of life that Islam upholds. Allah ya isan mu!

@LBGamestips Pele oh, Iran Defender

Attacking Iran in the month of Ramadan is a miscalculation A lot of them pray to die in the month of Ramadan, and since America is the great satan as claimed by Iranians, they are more than prepared. You can’t win a war against an opponent that is prepared to die!

@yabaleftonline Can you imagine! I am highly disappointed in this people

“B0ko Haram f!ghters are still considered Nigerians, even though they’ll account for what they’ve done. Are we saying if we have the opportunity to rehabilitate them, we should not?” — Major General Micheal Onoja, Director of Defence Media Operations

@Official_Isaaco @woye1 Sycophants

These three past presidents combined did not achieve what President Bola Tinubu achieved in his 3 years of governing Nigeria.

@MobilePunch I didn't notice any increment on my salary

𝐄𝐍𝐆𝐀𝐆𝐄𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓 𝐏𝐈𝐄𝐂𝐄: 𝐀𝐟𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐑𝐞𝐜𝐞𝐢𝐯𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐉𝐚𝐧𝐮𝐚𝐫𝐲 𝐒𝐚𝐥𝐚𝐫𝐲, 𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐈𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐭 𝐃𝐢𝐝 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐍𝐞𝐰 𝐓𝐚𝐱 𝐑𝐞𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐦 𝐇𝐚𝐯𝐞 𝐎𝐧 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐏𝐚𝐲?

@SaharaReporters They will soon rename this country after Tinubu

Days After Renaming Of ICC, Kaduna Governor Renames Specialist Hospital After Tinubu During Visit | Sahara Reporters bit.ly/4jWU8DK

@dark_Skin_Peul @ZagazOlaMakama Oga let me tell you, I don't have hate in my heart. The last time that I checked, it's your people that's causing problems everywhere in the country, and which is a statement of fact. Ur people will deliberately graze cattle into people's farm and when they talk, you harm them.

@sunjohn64588477 @ZagazOlaMakama As I expected you can't see reason beyond your hatred. You can never fight violence with violence, I admitted the farmer was wrong and the security structure has failed him. But if you think what he did was the right thing to do... Well it got him killed.

Taraba communal clashes: 40 feared dead in renewed Bandawa–Fulani crisis By: Zagazola Makama What began as a dispute between farmers and herders in Karim-Lamido Local Government Area of Taraba State has spiralled into a deadly communal conflict, claiming at least 40 lives and displacing hundreds in the past two weeks. Intelligence sources told Zagazola Makama that the crisis, which initially broke out on May 9, was sparked by a confrontation over farmland encroachment between a Bandawa youth, Buhari Malamby, and two Fulani herders whose cattle had allegedly strayed onto his farm. Dozens of the youths attacked the Fulani herders with machetes. Witnesses said Malamby was killed during the altercation, prompting youths from Bandawa to mobilize and slaughter several cattle in the bush in retaliation. Within hours, reprisal attacks followed. Armed Fulani youths reportedly invaded Badawa community, killing two persons and injuring another youth from nearby Munga Dasso. This marked the beginning of a cycle of violence and counter-violence that has rocked the region. Security forces interventions followed swiftly. Earlier on May 12, the Commander of 6 Brigade, Sector 3 of Operation Whirl Stroke (OPWS), undertook an on-the-spot assessment of the area. They visited Bandawa community, commiserated with the residents, and directed his Commanding Officer to immediately deploy troops to Bandawa and Bunkaci to restore calm and prevent further bloodshed. Additional police personnel, including mobile police units, were stationed at Munga Dasso. In a bid to forestall further violence, 6 Brigade convened a peace meeting on May 15 and 16 with key stakeholders from the affected communities Bandawa, Munga Dasso, Munga Lelau, and the Fulani settlements. The brigade commander issued a stern warning to community leaders to control their youths and de-escalate tensions. The meeting concluded with a pledge to sign a peace accord at a later date in Karim-Lamido town. Peace, however, proved short-lived. On May 23, the fragile truce was shattered when a Munga Dasso youth whose name was yet to be confirmed at the time of this report was reportedly killed by Fulani youths while on his way to a farm near a Fulani settlement in Munga Lelau. This killing triggered another violent retaliation. Munga Lelau youths, who witnessed the attack, stormed the Fulani settlement and killed four individuals. In response, heavily armed Fulani militia, reportedly mobilizing from neighbouring communities on nearly 50 motorcycles with up to three riders each, launched a large-scale assault on Munga Lelau. Troops stationed in Bunkaci and Bandawa responded promptly, engaging the attackers and forcing them to retreat in disarray. During the counter-offensive, soldiers neutralized two militia members and recovered weapons. However, by the time they arrived, the attackers had already massacred several residents. Authorities have since imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew across Bandawa, Munga Dasso, Munga Lelau, and surrounding communities. Security patrols have been intensified to prevent further clashes, and efforts are ongoing to identify and apprehend those believed to be sponsoring the violence. Despite the presence of troops and police, the area remains calm. Many residents who fled their homes have started returning while others are trapped in fear, afraid of another round of attacks. Security sources and community leaders have called for urgent intervention from the state government. They recommend that officials, in collaboration with security agencies, visit the affected areas to sympathize with victims and reassure them of protection. They also propose a high-level mediation forum involving traditional rulers, youth representatives, and Fulani leaders to chart a lasting path to peace. Zagazola Makama is a Counter Insurgency Expert and Security Analyst in the Lake Chad Region

@dark_Skin_Peul @ZagazOlaMakama As expected, well, I am not surprised with your comment.

@ZagazOlaMakama The farmer clearly has been wronged, but instead of pursuing justice he gather youths armed and attacked a settlement injuring and killing innocent people. but when fulani retaliate somehow they're still the terrorists, this is what hate do to you.

@Waspapping_ Sarki, I put it to you that you are m@d, so tell me, you mean one cannot fumigates its own farm again because another person's business. You must be stupid.

Please take note of these killings, because when the Fulanis inevitably respond, I’m certain there will be reprisal attacks. I don’t want to hear any victim narratives when it happens.