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And finally "James Bond" died
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The North is hard to grasp in scale until you’ve moved through it. In Niger State for example, Minna to Kontagora can take over 4 hours, between scattered towns. The Tegina-Kontagora axis especially feels isolated. In such places, distance becomes a problem when help is needed
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At this stage, it is time for action on the ground. The growing boldness of these criminals demands effective measures to restore deterrence. Ineffectiveness at the state level, including governance gaps, weakens and undermines the efforts of the military.
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For your safety When stopped by police officers, If you must record them, do it without saying shouting or insulting them. The essence of recording is basically to keep them, especially those corrupt individuals in check. Stay safe out there
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I watched a few games in 2006 , 2010, 2014, 2018, 2022, and will also watch 2026 That is 6 in total
World Cup started in 2014. Easy with the lies of seeing 6 or 8 World Cups. There is no human that has seen more than 3 World Cup tournaments. None.
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I really think we need to start a neck shaving culture in Nigeria Maybe, just maybe, a bit of sanity might return
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Maroon_Beret retweeted
"Did you think I'm a Nigerian police officer?" — NDLEA official replies a young man after he questioned him while he was searching his phone.
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The collapse or ineffectiveness of policing allowed many security threats to grow beyond the stage where they could have been handled by law enforcement, forcing the emergence of vigilante groups, civilian JTFs, forest guards, and large-scale military operations. Sadly
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There are a thousand ways to kill a rat. Don't worry
see person wey u keep cutlass under bed for 😮
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Keep the military out of this, channel your energy towards the people you voted in power. They are the problem If the military is not deployed, they won't act unless orders are given. In all, vote wisely next year.
If we start a protest, the Military that has gone silent will be the first to stand against unarmed Nigerians.
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For those who know Nigerian history very well, I have a genuine question, so please don’t insult me. 😅
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So, after eluding the FBI and law enforcement for years. Raymond was gored to death by a bull? A black bull??
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The process of transforming raw civilians into disciplined, uniformed men can never truly be explained. Drill is beautiful to watch, but what people never see are the endless shouts, corrections, repetitions, and pressure behind every single movement.
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The process of transforming raw civilians into disciplined, uniformed men can never truly be explained. Drill is beautiful to watch, but what people never see are the endless shouts, corrections, repetitions, and pressure behind every single movement.
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Who is in Kubwa?
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In less than 6 months, some fuckers who aren't educated will turn it to a business opportunity as people pay to use it while they clean and maintain it Now the downside, another set of fuckers who claim to be educated will damage it if the first set of fuckers aren't there.
To eliminate open defecation' — Lagos deploys 1,710 public toilets across city
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Osuofia in London hits differently when you watch it now. Back then, Osuofia was a caricature. He was raw, unpolished, out of place. The humor came from how far removed he was from “exposure.” You laughed because it was exaggerated. Now? Not so much. You’d think time, access,
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Global exposure would sharpen people, make us more self-aware, and more refined. But in too many cases, it feels like the opposite. The same loudness, the same lack of basic social awareness, the same careless presentation… just without the excuse of ignorance.
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Osuofia was new to the world he entered. Today, the world is in everyone’s pocket, and somehow, the standards still slip. Most of you are worse than Osuofia in the early 2000s, and your stupidity is quite a marvel
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Maroon_Beret retweeted
🧵 Did you know Interpol was once controlled by a Nazi? Reinhard Heydrich — Head of the Gestapo, architect of the Holocaust, nicknamed “The Hangman” — became President of the International Criminal Police Commission (ICPC) in 1940 after Nazi Germany annexed Austria and seized the organization’s Vienna headquarters. He used the ICPC to extend Nazi police power across occupied Europe — until he was assassinated in Prague in 1942 during Operation Anthropoid. After WWII, the ICPC was rebuilt, reformed and renamed Interpol in 1956, formally disavowing its Nazi-era control.
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