$Fehintea

done that already but thanks for reminding me again

dem nor get sense seh

I won't but I will vote Ngozi Okonjo regardless of her running mate

may God forgives me, if I was born like this, I do commit seppuku to save my mother the stress, . make I nor too stress her

most of the abokiFX are now in adc 🤣🤣

THIS ISSUES HAPPENED LAST WEEK AND WE KNOW THERE IS GOING TO BE RETALIATION” Those words, spoken by a Plateau State Government official, may be among the most uncomfortable truths uttered in the aftermath of the latest killings in Plateau State. The statement immediately demands an honest examination of What exactly were the “issues” he was referring to? For years, discussions about violence in Plateau have often been reduced to a simplistic narrative of victims and aggressors. Every fresh attack triggers outrage, condemnation, and demands for justice. Rightly so. Innocent lives are being lost, communities are being destroyed, and families are being plunged into grief. But can the crisis truly be understood if only one side of the story is told? Everyone knows the identity of those often blamed for attacks on Berom communities. They are Fulani Bandits. The media reports it. Activists discuss it. Government officials condemn it. National attention follows. Yet there is another question that is rarely asked with the same urgency: Who kills the Fulani victims whose deaths later become the justification for reprisals and revenge attacks? (Berom Militia) This question is not asked to excuse criminality. It is not asked to justify retaliation. It is asked because every cycle of violence has a beginning, and every reprisal has a preceding event. When livestock are attacked, when herders are ambushed, when isolated settlements are raided, or when innocent civilians from any community are killed, such incidents deserve the same attention, documentation, and outrage as every other attack. But No, instead whenever they attacked herders or rustled their livestock, the crises reporters will then use their platforms to issue Threat Alert knowing fully well that reprisal may happened and push to security forces and asked them to defend the community from attack. Then you will hear that another attack has happened. Then the youths will gather to blame security agencies for not acting fast after alerting them. The whole society will now come out to condemn the killings while remaining silent in the earlier attacks which trigger the retaliation. The justification they always give for killing herder or attacking livestock is that it is an act of self defense. But HOW? As it is there is no hope to break the cycle of violence when the society only demands justice for one victim while ignoring the suffering of another, while refusing to acknowledge all the actors and all the victims involved. The tragedy of Plateau is that too many people have become trapped in narratives of FALSEHOOD. One side sees only its dead. The other side sees only its own losses. In between lies the truth, a long chain of attacks, reprisals, counter-reprisals, and unresolved grievances that continue to consume innocent lives, while youths who receive dollars to push false Propaganda continue to smile to the banks at the detriment of the lives of their people. The greatest disservice being done to Plateau today is not merely the violence itself. It is the refusal by some commentators, activists, and sections of the media to examine the full picture. Peace cannot be built on selective memory. Justice cannot be built on selective reporting. And reconciliation cannot be built on narratives that recognize only some victims while erasing others. If Plateau is ever to escape this endless cycle of bloodshed, every killing must matter. Every victim must count. Every attack must be investigated. And every perpetrator, regardless of ethnicity, religion, or affiliation, must be held accountable. A society that can predict retaliation before it happens is a society trapped in a cycle it has failed to confront honestly. The question is no longer whether there will be another reprisal.The question is whether Plateau is finally prepared to acknowledge the full truth behind the violence before more innocent people pay the price. @DHQNigeria @HQNigerianArmy

Y'all are just disturbing yourselves,Sharia law can never hold here in SW and I'm saying this as a Muslim!!

Even me that is a Muslim I don’t want sharia .

they made you guys walk from Ekiti to Kogi? Wtf. So there are possibilities those children are not even in Oyo anymore 💔😭

@Ilerioluwakiye_ They are still in oyo, they haven't left as security forces have them surrounded.

thank God.. they are few —we go too beat them here. 🤣 🤣

obidients claim you're related to @taiwoyedele... who knows, you might even be related to Warren Buffett—help us tell him to buy the dip and inject some liquidity into this falling stock market. I'm just sayin if my money reduces ,I might start holding you responsible 😂😂

S&P Global don dey collect 2k o

I'm a polygamist and in ur usual response "why gettin one when you can get both"

koto aye

Does lack of sex causes headaches?

Yoruba women lack none of this though, Yoruba women are entitled to education, work, right to own property and independence since day one, no be the introduction of Islam bring those rights. Women are not allowed to lead in Islam but in the Yoruba culture, Women are allowed to become Regents and Kings, leading men and women of various communities. With evidence, kindly tell us the name of a Muslim woman that has led men and women before.

Sharī'ah cannot be implemented in Nigeria. The setup of Nigeria will never make it work. The only thing that could work are specific provisions in the Sharī'ah which would be applicable to only willing Muslims. Any attempt to force Sharī'ah on Nigeria will lead to a lot of bloodshed, that's agains the spirit of Sharī'ah itself.

her life don spoil

📊 Trillions of dollars wiped out today. Gold dropped 4% today. Stocks dropped 3% today. Bitcoin dropped 10% today.