Olaoluwa Owoeye

Do don’t disrespect @sowore, no matter the view you hold about him. This man has not only risked his life for others, he has been consistent.

This Pastor have extra sense from God 👏👏👏👏👏

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Ojude Oba is a celebration of heritage, honour, and excellence. At Olaniwun Ajayi, we carry those same values, tradition, pride, and leadership, in how we show up together. Rooted in culture. United in purpose. This is Ojude Olaniwun 👑 #OALPLifestyle #OALP #OjudeOlaniwun

@BashirAhmaad You have said entirely nonsense Mr man. Good you did not point accusatory finger though.

I have noticed that you have changed your tone and completely shifted from the initial conversation. I will overlook it this time, but let it be known to you and anyone else that I do not entertain threats in any form, no matter how subtle they may appear. Such behavior might be excused coming from faceless accounts, but certainly not from known personalities, like you. Next time, don’t attempt such nonsense with me, because it will not end here. I could have taken this matter further with my legal team and the authorities as witnesses, especially with your statement: “Whoever knows Bashir Ahmad should warn him abeg make nobody comes to my DM to tell me to stop o” What exactly do you mean by that? Is it a suggestion of physical harm, abduction or intimidation that until someone pleads on my behalf? Only God and you know your intention, but you as a lawyer know better than I do that such words constitute a threat. You may check my history on this platform, despite frequent attacks directed at me, I have never threatened anyone, even though I have the capacity do so or the means to defend myself if necessary. But you, as a lawyer who should understand the legal weight of your words, decided to issue a threat publicly. Do not repeat it.

The U.S. Secretary of war @SecWar praying for the late Guardsman who was gunned down by an Afghan illegal and the one who survived the attack. Told you Pete is a warrior for Christ. May God answer these heartfelt prayers 🙏

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@ChelseaFCW Doings!

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@shehu_mahdi I don’t want to believe this is the state Nigeria is.

Criminal gangs in charge of forests. Waters and now highways. It is weary, stale, Flat, shameful and unprofitable for a country to be at the mercy of the outlawed.

@channelstv The VVIPs will still have their police, what of highest bidders for police, will they not grant those ones too?

Some ministers have police have attached to their wives and children, says Ali Ndume He describes the withdrawal of police officers from VIPs as one of President Tinubu’s most commendable actions. #PoliticsToday #CTVTweets

@trigottista That sounds like the wrong approach coming from the Minister of Defence. I honestly hope Nigeria will one day have leaders who prioritize security and justice.

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@DOlusegun What of VVIPs, this has been my questions.

We’ve withdrawn 11,566 policemen from VIPs. It’s a presidential order. No more ‘these are my people’, no governor, no minister, no friend can call and pressure me again. - IG of Police, Olukayode Egbetokun

@Riddwane Na them

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@NigeriaStories Imagine this. How will the military and police not compromise?

BREAKING: Former Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Idris Wase, yesterday disclosed that suspected Boko Haram members and other criminal elements were once discovered on the recruitment lists of the Nigerian Army and police. He made the disclosure during a special plenary session on the state of security in the country.

@SaharaReporters The officers should be prosecuted accordingly. What do you mean with such effrontery?

NBA Raises Alarm As EFCC Officers Reportedly Slap, Kick Lawyer Over Bail Request In Ibadan | Sahara Reporters bit.ly/48mhHCg

@instablog9ja Men deal with women

Men what do you deal with? 🎤

@NigeriaStories I clap the president for this move. The bandits can never be powerful than my president.

BREAKING: President Tinubu declares a nationwide security emergency. • Orders Army & Police to recruit more personnel. Police to add 20,000 officers (total now 50,000). • NYSC camps to be used as police training depots. • DSS to deploy forest guards immediately and recruit more to flush out terrorists and bandits. • FG to support states creating security outfits; calls on NASS to begin work on state police. • President commends rescue of 24 Kebbi schoolgirls and 38 Kwara worshippers, vows to free remaining Niger pupils.

I agree with Akitu. The release of these girls is not something we should be celebrating as a victory. Reports even indicate that two parents of the abducted children have died, how can anyone separate those tragedies from the trauma their families have endured, particularly those that died? Beyond the headlines, does the President truly understand the long-term emotional and psychological damage these innocent girls have suffered? Does he grasp the possibility of abuse they may have been exposed to while in captivity? Instead of treating this situation with the gravity it deserves, the President’s public celebration comes across as dismissive of the pain these families are going through. It feels less like empathy and more like an attempt to score political points, and that is deeply insulting to Nigerians who are living with the consequences of failed security systems. With all due respect, the President needs to recognize that this is not success by any standard. Nigerians are exhausted, traumatized, and frustrated. Continuing to present these tragedies as achievements only widens the disconnect between leadership and the people they are meant to serve.

BREAKING: Atiku Faults Federal Government For Celebrating Release Of Abductees, Says Kidnappers Are Walking Free

Respectfully, comrade, the President’s decision to remain in the country did not prevent the escalation of the situation. In fact, from the way events have unfolded, it appears that the negotiation efforts undertaken through the DSS and the military may have unintentionally contributed to the second attack by the bandits in Kwara. Moreover, the individuals who were released do not seem to have received any form of structured rehabilitation or psychological support. It is important not to portray the President’s actions as extraordinary when the outcomes on the ground tell a different story. These young girls are likely dealing with deep psychological trauma, much of which may never be publicly reported. It is also possible that they experienced forms of abuse during captivity, but many of these painful realities will remain hidden from the media. With due respect, we must speak with one voice, without sentiment, fear or favor, and tell the President the truth, the current approach is not effective, and the country cannot continue like this. If we begin to soften our words or shield him from honest criticism, we risk allowing even greater damage, damage that may eventually become impossible to contain.

The President suspending his foreign trips to address the urgent security situation in the country is the right thing to do.If he had traveled,only God would have saved him from the “Gun ablazing” social media.