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@Pressman2040 What is the point of having them yet their people are unalived without checks. It is a wake up call for the military that they are not there as Signpost.

Dear Kassa people of Plateau State, after setting military checkpoint ablaze what next? I believe it has solved the problem now?

@Abdul_Ahmad_ Justice for Nigerians.

Mallam Nasiru El-Rufai is our Mentor #iSTANDWITHELRUFAI #FreeElrufai

@HalalNation_ Those who accept it will be in hell as written in your book.

Those Who Reject Islam, Will Go To Hell.

@ana_herleemerh @HQNigerianArmy @NSAGov Will one of yiu shouting blasphemy tell us the words Lt. Bot said that constitutes blasphemy? Hitherto, all we have heard is he committed blasphemy but none of you can tell us what he said. I wonder why it is hausa settlers from Jos whose noise is loudest on this matter.

To: The Headquarters, Nigerian Army @HQNigerianArmy To: The Honorable Minister of Defence Defence Headquarters Nigeria To: The National Security Adviser @NSAGov Nuhu Ribadu I am writing to formally draw your attention to the highly unprofessional and divisive conduct of Lt. E.S Bot, who is currently serving as a Chaplain with the 35 Artillery Brigade in Maiduguri. It has become evident that Lt. E.S Bot has crossed the redline and the bounds of professional military conduct by engaging in religious bigotry and blasphemy. Such behavior is not only a violation of military discipline but also a direct threat to the unity of the armed forces. The Nigerian Army is a symbol of national unity. Allowing religious bigots to remain within the ranks especially in influential positions like the Chaplaincy risks tarnishing the image of the military and sowing seeds of division among personnel. A professional military must remain strictly neutral and secular in its operations to maintain the trust of a diverse population. We call on the military high command, as a matter of urgency to: 1. Investigate the recent blasphemous statements made by Lt. E.S Bot. 2. Hold him accountable for his actions in accordance with the Armed Forces Act. 3. Reinforce the standard of neutrality expected of all officers to prevent future occurrences. Failure to address this immediately could undermine the morale and unity of our troops. A stitch in time saves nine. @HQNigerianArmy @OfficialDSSNG @HQNigerianArmy @OfficialDSSNG @HQNigerianArmy @HQNigerianArmy @OfficialDSSNG

@ilhamaudu Interpret it for us in English.

may this be the last Surah you recite before sleeping tonight... 🩶

@abdulrazakmuhd4 @HQNigerianArmy @DHQNigeria @NuhuRibadu Will one of yiu shouting blasphemy tell us the words Lt. Bot said that constitutes blasphemy? Hitherto, all we have heard is he committed blasphemy but none of you can tell us what he said. I wonder why it is hausa settlers from Jos whose noise is loudest on this matter.

Dear, The Headquarters, Nigerian Army @HQNigerianArmy, The Honorable Minister of Defence @DHQNigeria and The National Security Adviser (NSA) @NuhuRibadu I am writing to formally draw your attention to the highly unprofessional and divisive conduct of Lt. E.S. Bot, who is currently serving as a Chaplain with the 35 Artillery Brigade in Maiduguri. Our attention had been drawn that Lt. E.S. Bot has crossed the line and breached the standards of professional military conduct by engaging in actions that reflect religious bigotry and insensitivity. Such behavior not only violates military discipline but also poses a direct threat to the unity and cohesion of the armed forces. The Nigerian Army stands as a symbol of national unity. Allowing individuals who promote religious intolerance to remain within its ranks, especially in influential positions such as the Chaplaincy, risks tarnishing the institution’s image and fostering division among personnel. A professional military must remain strictly neutral and uphold fairness in order to maintain the trust of a diverse population. We therefore call on the military high command, as a matter of urgency, to: 1.Investigate the alleged statements and conduct of Lt. E.S. Bot. 2.Hold him accountable for any actions found to be in violation of the Armed Forces Act. 3.Reinforce the standards of neutrality and professionalism expected of all officers to prevent future occurrences. Failure to address this matter promptly could undermine the morale and unity of our troops. As the saying goes, a stitch in time saves nine.

@_Thrixian 2baba did not attend St. Murumba's college. He did remedial studies at the University of Jos.

Do you know... MOST of our CELEBRITIES were either BORN or RAISED in JOS, PLATEAU STATE??? 🤯 Lemme drop a few celebrities in music, sports, film, and business who were either born or raised in Jos, Plateau State. The list go fear you. Remember, there are more and I'd love it if you'd drop any name I missed or if corrections are needed. 1. 2Baba (Innocent Ujah Idibia): The legendary Afrobeats singer-songwriter was born in Jos and spent his early educational years there, attending St. Murumba College. 2. M.I Abaga (Jude Abaga): One of Africa's most prominent rappers and record producers, M.I was raised in Jos and honed his foundational music skills in the city. 3. Peter Okoye (Mr. P): One half of the iconic music duo P-Square, Peter was born in Jos, where he also began his journey in music and dance during his secondary school days. 4. Paul Okoye (Rudeboy): The other half of P-Square, Paul was also born and raised in Jos, attending St. Murumba College alongside his brother. 5. Ice Prince (Panshak Henry Zamani): The multi-award-winning rapper grew up in Jos, which heavily influenced his early career and musical collective, the Loopy Crew. 6. Jesse Jagz (Jesse Garba Abaga): Rapper, producer, and brother to M.I Abaga, Jesse Jagz was born and bred in the "Cold City" of Jos. 7. Bez (Emmanuel Bezhiwa Idakula): The acclaimed alternative soul singer and instrumentalist was born and raised in central Nigeria's hub of Jos. 8. Jeremiah Gyang: A renowned singer, songwriter, and record producer whose deeply rooted musical journey started in his hometown of Jos. 9. John Obi Mikel: The former Chelsea and Nigerian Super Eagles star spent his formative childhood and early footballing years developing his skills in Jos. 10. Ahmed Musa: The celebrated Super Eagles forward and former captain was born and raised in Jos before launching his international football career. 11. Ogenyi Onazi: Another prominent international footballer and Super Eagles midfielder who was born in Jos. 12. Sunday Mba: The Nigerian international footballer, famous for his AFCON-winning goal in 2013, spent his childhood years growing up in Jos. 13. Desmond Elliot: The veteran Nollywood actor, film director, and current politician spent his early childhood and received his primary education in Jos. 14. Dayo Okeniyi: The Hollywood actor, best known for his roles in "The Hunger Games" and "Terminator Genisys", was born in Jos before moving to the United States. 15. Nafisat Abdullahi: A highly celebrated actress, director, and producer in the Kannywood film industry who was born and raised in Jos. 16. Tony Elumelu: The prominent Nigerian economist, entrepreneur, and philanthropist, UBA CEO, known for founding the Tony Elumelu Foundation and chairing Heirs Holdings, was born in Jos. 17. Moses Simon: The dynamic Super Eagles winger and FC Nantes football star was born in Jos, where he first began playing street football before launching his professional career. 18. Yung L (Christopher Omenye): The popular Afrobeats and reggae-dancehall singer was born and raised in Jos. He started his musical journey there, forming the "Grip Boiz" collective alongside other notable Jos-raised artists like Endia and Chopstix. 19. Abike Dabiri-Erewa: The prominent Nigerian politician, former veteran television broadcaster, and current Chairman/CEO of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) was born in Jos. 20. Olisa Agbakoba: The highly respected Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), renowned human rights activist, and former President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) was born in Jos. 21. Jude Okoye: The prominent music executive, talent manager, and renowned music video director—best known for managing and directing videos for his younger brothers, P-Square—spent his formative years growing up in Jos. Which other celebrity was either BORN or RAISED in Jos, Plateau State??? Drop it in the comment section ⤵️

@Abdul_Ahmad_ Tell your brothers to stop the bloodshed. How can we have solders yet muslims terrorist will unalive them. It means there is complicity somewhere.

Those criminals are free to do anything they want

@xagreat Because your muslim brother are unaliving them on their watch. So you expect them to keep mute while your brothers shout allah akbar every time. Terrorist.

Berom Christian terrorist attack military checkpoints in Barikin Ladi. These Berom youths hates peace.

@Abu_Jawaadd @HQNigerianArmy @NSAGov Will one of yiu shouting blasphemy tell us the words Lt. Bot said that constitutes blasphemy? Hitherto, all we have heard is he committed blasphemy but none of you can tell us what he said. I wonder why it is hausa settlers from Jos whose noise is loudest on this matter.

To: The Headquarters, Nigerian Army @HQNigerianArmy To: The Honorable Minister of Defence Defence Headquarters Nigeria To: The National Security Adviser @NSAGov Nuhu Ribadu I am writing to formally draw your attention to the highly unprofessional and divisive conduct of Lt. E.S Bot, who is currently serving as a Chaplain with the 35 Artillery Brigade in Maiduguri. It has become evident that Lt. E.S Bot has crossed the redline and the bounds of professional military conduct by engaging in religious bigotry and blasphemy. Such behavior is not only a violation of military discipline but also a direct threat to the unity of the armed forces. The Nigerian Army is a symbol of national unity. Allowing religious bigots to remain within the ranks especially in influential positions like the Chaplaincy risks tarnishing the image of the military and sowing seeds of division among personnel. A professional military must remain strictly neutral and secular in its operations to maintain the trust of a diverse population. We call on the military high command, as a matter of urgency to: 1. Investigate the recent blasphemous statements made by Lt. E.S Bot. 2. Hold him accountable for his actions in accordance with the Armed Forces Act. 3. Reinforce the standard of neutrality expected of all officers to prevent future occurrences. Failure to address this immediately could undermine the morale and unity of our troops. A stitch in time saves nine.

@_Kamor You forgot to add St. Murumba's college, St. John's College, St. Louis, St. John Vianney. All these schools are old schools with root as far back as the missionary era in Plateau State.

OG secondary schools in Plateau State. 1. Boys’ Secondary School Gindiri 2. Government Science School Kuru. 3. Baptist High School. 4. Hill Crest. 5. Kent Academy. 6. Girls High School, Gindiri. You are welcome 🤝🏽

@Abdul_Ahmad_ Will one of yiu shouting blasphemy tell us the words Lt. Bot said that constitutes blasphemy? Hitherto, all we have heard is he committed blasphemy but none of you can tell us what he said. I wonder why it is hausa settlers from Jos whose noise is loudest on this matter.

You are not even ashamed of yourself with this your take? Why should any military Man involved himself in religious debate or even insult another religion? Do you know the said Bigot have already taken his facebook account down because he knows what he did is wrong? But you are here defending him because he is a Christian…

@Abdul_Ahmad_ They are muslims and pray to the same god as you do.

Kidnappers of that young man from Jos came online again, proving he is still alive. In the same breath, they mock the public , urging over a thousand people who commented on the post announcing his death to contribute 10k each to complete his ransom. As if that isn’t enough, they went further to openly challenge the Governor of Plateau State, daring him to attempt a rescue and see what will happen. Tell me, in all honesty, how does this reflect a country that is truly functioning? May Nigeria never happen to us. Abdul Abdul M

@shuraim @HQNigerianArmy @NSAGov Will one of yiu shouting blasphemy tell us the words Lt. Bot said that constitutes blasphemy? Hitherto, all we have heard is he committed blasphemy but none of you can tell us what he said. I wonder why it is hausa settlers from Jos whose noise is loudest on this matter.

To: The Headquarters, Nigerian Army @HQNigerianArmy To: The Honorable Minister of Defence Defence Headquarters Nigeria To: The National Security Adviser @NSAGov Nuhu Ribadu I am writing to formally draw your attention to the highly unprofessional and divisive conduct of Lt. E.S Bot, who is currently serving as a Chaplain with the 35 Artillery Brigade in Maiduguri. It has become evident that Lt. E.S Bot has crossed the redline and the bounds of professional military conduct by engaging in religious bigotry and blasphemy. Such behavior is not only a violation of military discipline but also a direct threat to the unity of the armed forces. The Nigerian Army is a symbol of national unity. Allowing religious bigots to remain within the ranks especially in influential positions like the Chaplaincy risks tarnishing the image of the military and sowing seeds of division among personnel. A professional military must remain strictly neutral and secular in its operations to maintain the trust of a diverse population. We call on the military high command, as a matter of urgency to: 1. Investigate the recent blasphemous statements made by Lt. E.S Bot. 2. Hold him accountable for his actions in accordance with the Armed Forces Act. 3. Reinforce the standard of neutrality expected of all officers to prevent future occurrences. Failure to address this immediately could undermine the morale and unity of our troops. A stitch in time saves nine.

@lordwarice Babe forget my past, na person future wife be this oh.

Ten is happening 😂, normal sex ended up as 3sum Don’t listen in public place 🔞🔞, make sure you turn down the volume 🔈 of your phone 📵

@BinUmar40 @iambabangida_ @Bichia_maisango @HabibaIdri40129 @SamailaLab28199 @hausawan_asali @HausaGimbi2878 @Shahid_danbatta @TijjaniImam1 @Millz_umar @FactCheckArewa So if the hausas were muslims before dan fodio invaded them, why jihad? The fulanis used Islam as a cover to steal their land.

They descend from Muhammad Alwali, the last indigenous Hausa ruler of Kano, who was killed by Fulani forces during Ramadan in Burum-Burum with the support of Usman dan Fodio. They are now in exile in Niger and ought to return to their homeland.

@lorddrey Christian was not brought to the south with jihad.

Southern Nigeria was once a Traditional African Religion area before the conquest of Christianity All of Western Europe was once a pegan society until the Spread of Christianity by the sword... 🤝

@MasterMaliq When khadijah told mohammed that allah will not harm him after the cave experience, which allah was she referring to? Allah means the god. A title not a name.

Who is Allah?

@Arhermad I don't see you cautioning your muslim brothers who hurl insult as Jesus. Meanwhile, what he said were from your books. If you are offended by his saying what you read from your books. Then your religion has a problem.

DISRESPECT TO OUR PROPHET (PBUH) DEMANDS IMMEDIATE MILITARY DISCIPLINE We express our deep concern and strong discomfort over reports that a member of the Nigerian Army with service number N/20065 made insulting remarks about Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), a figure revered by millions of Muslims. This is not a minor issue. It touches on the dignity, faith, and emotional well-being of a large segment of Nigerian citizens. Anyone entrusted with the responsibility of maintaining peace and security must demonstrate discipline, neutrality, and respect for all religions. When a person in uniform acts otherwise, it raises serious questions about professionalism and public trust. It also creates fear and concern that Muslims may not feel safe in the hands of such an individual. If such behavior goes unchecked, it risks undermining confidence in those assigned to protect every citizen equally. We therefore call for: •A thorough and transparent investigation into the incident •Appropriate disciplinary action in line with military rules and national laws •A clear reaffirmation of the Nigerian Army’s commitment to religious tolerance and professionalism As Muslims, we uphold patience, dignity, and justice. We reject disrespect, and we also reject disorder and violence. Our demand is simple: respect our faith and uphold accountability. Nigeria can only remain united when justice and mutual respect are upheld for all. Cc: The Headquarters, Nigerian Army @HQNigerianArmy, The Honorable Minister of Defence @DHQNigeria and The National Security Adviser (NSA) @NuhuRibadu

@Arhermad @HQNigerianArmy @DHQNigeria @NuhuRibadu Yet the NA has Arabic inscription on it when we are not Arabian or colony of Arabia. But islamic Imam in the NA observe salat every day and they do not incite bigotry.

Dear, The Headquarters, Nigerian Army @HQNigerianArmy, The Honorable Minister of Defence @DHQNigeria and The National Security Adviser (NSA) @NuhuRibadu I am writing to formally draw your attention to the highly unprofessional and divisive conduct of Lt. E.S. Bot, who is currently serving as a Chaplain with the 35 Artillery Brigade in Maiduguri. Our attention had been drawn that Lt. E.S. Bot has crossed the line and breached the standards of professional military conduct by engaging in actions that reflect religious bigotry and insensitivity. Such behavior not only violates military discipline but also poses a direct threat to the unity and cohesion of the armed forces. The Nigerian Army stands as a symbol of national unity. Allowing individuals who promote religious intolerance to remain within its ranks, especially in influential positions such as the Chaplaincy, risks tarnishing the institution’s image and fostering division among personnel. A professional military must remain strictly neutral and uphold fairness in order to maintain the trust of a diverse population. We therefore call on the military high command, as a matter of urgency, to: 1.Investigate the alleged statements and conduct of Lt. E.S. Bot. 2.Hold him accountable for any actions found to be in violation of the Armed Forces Act. 3.Reinforce the standards of neutrality and professionalism expected of all officers to prevent future occurrences. Failure to address this matter promptly could undermine the morale and unity of our troops. As the saying goes, a stitch in time saves nine.