After my uncle lost everything in business, he sold his last plot in Abuja. His security guard of 12 years showed up with all his savings and said, “Oga, you fed my children when I had nothing. Today na my turn.” Few years later, he bounced back and sent one of the guard’s kids abroad for school. What goes around really comes around.

BRUTALITY 🇳🇬⚠️: Anambra Couple Arrested For Years Of Abuse On 10 Year Old Boy And Leaving Him Tied In Bush For Days

A few days ago i typed a tweet that stated that the igbos had contributed commercially to the incredible growth in Lagos, alongside other tribes. A bunch of derogatory tweets responded in attack asking we should vacate Lagos and return to our erosion filled land. i was upset

The fully covered part, my papa fit injure the man wey talk am.💀 When my younger sister was about to go to uni, given that it was a faith based university my daddy sat her down and literally told her not to come back home with all of that niqab and long hijab ideology. Lmfao.

The IGBO in our Blood…. From real estate to Spare parts to Palm Oil 👑👑👑👑 The IGBO in our Blood….. Resilient x Mental Stamina x Incredible Foresight! keep celebrating the igbos Wherever you go in the world and you don’t find igbos, LEAVE! it means it’s not profitable

BREAKING: US has agreed to a deal under which the UAE will release $10 billion in Iranian funds, with the first $3 billion already transferred. The total amount could rise to $20 billion in exchange for Iran halting attacks – Reuters

na the breast de gas you, you be proper 3/10

“Many Fulani in Iwo Are Sons of the Soil” — Oluwo Holds Security Meeting With Fulani Herdsmen , Urges Residents to Reject Stereotypes.

BREAKING: Borno State Government reintegrates 720 repentant t£rrorists into society after rehabilitation

Papiri School Attack: Court Sentences Each of the Five Suspects To 25 Years In Prison By: Zagazola Makama The Federal High Court sitting in Abuja on Thursday sentenced each of the five persons arrested on May 31, 2026, by the Department of State Services (DSS) for being accomplices in the 21 November 2025 attack on St. Joseph Catholic Church school, Papiri, Niger State, to 25 years in prison. In what could pass as the fastest terrorism trial in Nigerian history, Justice Binta Nyako handed the sentence shortly after the five men, including two Nigeriens, pleaded guilty to all the four terrorism-related charges pressed against them. The charges bordered on support for commission of act of terrorism, breaching both Section 16 of the Terrorism (Prevention and Prohibition) Act, 2022, as well as the the Firearms Act. The five men - Yusuf Mohamned (Aka Bature), Goni Ibrahim Bindi (Aka Goni Mutuwa), Sani Tukur (Aka Danladi), Mubarak Ibrahin amd Musa Alhaji Adamu (Aka Gado Banufe) were arrested at different locations by DSS operatives less than two weeks ago. In one of the arrests, DSS operatives recovered 15 AK-47 rifles and 1,434 rounds of live ammunition tucked in sacks in a Volkswagen Golf car. The recovered arms and ammunition were tendered in court. The court ordered the forfeiture of the Golf car to the Nigerian government. Dozens of gunmen on motorcycles had in the wee hours of November 21, 2025, stormed the Catholic Primary and Secondary Boarding School, rounding up students and teachers at gunpoint. While about 50 of the children managed to escape in the chaos that greeted the attack, the gunmen marched over 250 of the students for days into the Kainji Lake Reserve Forest. COUNT 1 of the charge read: That you, Yusuf Muhammad (a.k.a. Bature), adult, male, thirty-three (33) years old of Gofanti village, Borgu LGA, Niger State, Goni Ibrahim Bindi (a.k.a. Goni Mutua), adult, male, twenty-three (23) years old of Awadiri, Diffa region, Republic of Niger, Sani Tukur (a.k.a. Danladi), adult, male, twenty five 25) years old of Sansani Displaced Persons Camp, Diffa region, Republic of Niger, Mubarak Ibrahim, adult, male twenty eight (28) years old of Gofanti village, Borgu LGA of Niger State, and Musa Alhaji Adamu (a.k.a Gado Banufe) between 23d and 24th April, 2026 did commit an offence, to wit: jointly conspired to render assistance to a terrorist by agreeing and intentionally playing various roles towards conveying fifteen (15) AK 103 rifles as well as about one thousand, four hundred and thirty-four (1,434) rounds of 7.62mm live ammunition from Diffa region, Republic of Niger to one Malam Ahmad, a member of the Boko Haram terrorist group based in Borgu LGA of Niger State. You thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 26(1) of the Terrorism (Prevention and Prohibition) Act, 2022. COUNT 2: That you, Yusuf Muhammad (a.k.a. Bature), adult, male, thirty-three (33) years old of Gofanti village, Borgu LGA, Niger State, Goni Ibrahim Bindi (a.k.a. Goni Mutua), adult, male, twenty-three (23) years old of Awadiri, Diffa region, Republic of Niger, Sani Tukur (a.k.a. Danladi), adult, male, twenty five 25) years old of Sansani Displaced Persons Camp, Diffa region, Republic of Niger, Mubarak Ibrahim, adult, male twenty eight (28) years old of Gofanti village, Borgu LGA of Niger State, and Musa Alhaji Adamu (a.k.a Gado Banufe) between 23rd and 24th April, 2026 did commit an offence, to wit: rendered support for commission of act of terrorism to a terrorist by agreeing and conveying fifteen (15) AK 103 rifles as well as about one thousand, four hundred and thirty-four (1,434) rounds of 7.62mm live ammunition from Diffa region, Republic of Niger on behalf of one Malam Ahmad, a member of the Boko Haram terrorist group based in Borgu LGA of Niger State. You thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 13(1) of the Terrorism (Prevention and Prohibition) Act, 2022.

You cannot tell the ibos not to vie for the biggest office in Lagos because they are not Yoruba. Pro sam Amadi.

IRAN CONFIRMS US IRAN DEAL #BREAKING

I am thankful to see that Nigeria’s House of Representatives passed this important policy that I’ve been calling for since @POTUS first asked me to investigate the genocide against Christians in Nigeria. In fact, I raised this idea directly with Nigeria’s First Lady during her visit to Washington and have done so repeatedly with every Nigerian delegation I’ve met with. Ensuring states can protect their own citizens is a critical step toward ending the persecution of Christians and the overall instability in the Nigeria. President Tinubu deserves credit for supporting this legislation and urging its passage through Nigeria’s parliament, and I hope to see him continue pushing on this issue. There’s still a ways to go before state level police forces will be in place, but this is a sign that all our hard work is paying off.