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Naijagoodman:
As enemy of progress wey you be, I can't convince you

did you see your so-called engine Osimhen?

Naijagoodman:
As enemy of progress wey you be, I can't convince you

abegi Nigeria is going nowhere and e sweet me die.

otokx:
Let us tell ourselves the truth.

we are not good enough for the world cup

Naijagoodman:
He's the engine behind our team so far

which engine?

We have no business going to the world cup.

ManirBK:
The referee is from which country??,

he is from Biafra

These boys are not playing to win, they're playing just to appear on the field.

This our goalkeeper na Onana two

I still don't know why Nigeria didn't bought players during the last transfer window. Gabon boughted some players and you can see how they're pressing us.

Very good. It's better for your peace of mind and your future. Please can I have her phone number?

Very useless and shameless family.

Make Trump no fall our hands o. We're eagerly waiting for him and we've started buying our aso ebi to welcome his boys to Nigeria.

Wike keeps buying blackmarket for APC and Tinubu.

See as she resemble the Eve in the Bible.

The zombies house of senate.

This is not fear. The government is just after anything and anyone from the south east. It is not fear at all.

Believe them at your own risk. They just want to have their own chair of the largesse.

marksonrick:
You don't go about obeying laws that will hook him in the neck. That's not a war front.

it's obvious that you know next to nothing about the army. They're not bloody civilians.

Trash. Absolute nonsense. The music no sweet at all

Organized noise. Absolute nonsense. Abeg go learn work or go dey farm.

We are going to lose this one insha Allah

LottiOk:
Since yesterday all wike's haters have been jubilation like they won the world cup. They should wait for the fallout of this altercation and shouldn't cry foul when Wike starts to play his own hand

nothing dey happen. On this particular case, your Wike is a loser.

yarimo:
So because you are a uniform man you are above the law

go sidon. The guy was only obeying the order of his superior officer.

PUBLIC STATEMENT ON THE INSULT TO A PRESIDENTIAL COMMISSIONED OFFICER BY THE FCT MINISTER

The attention of well-meaning Nigerians has been drawn to the recent incident in which the Honourable Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Mr. Nyesom Wike, publicly insulted a Presidential Commissioned Officer of the Nigerian Armed Forces.

This unfortunate display of arrogance and verbal abuse is not only a personal affront to the officer involved but also a direct insult to the honour, integrity, and collective dignity of the entire Nigerian Armed Forces. Our gallant men and women in uniform have dedicated their lives to protecting the sovereignty, peace, and unity of this nation — often at the cost of their own lives.

It is, therefore, completely unacceptable for any public official, regardless of position, to demean or ridicule a serving officer in such a manner. The Nigerian military remains a disciplined, professional, and law-abiding institution that deserves the utmost respect from all citizens, especially those in leadership positions.

We call on His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, to call the FCT Minister to order and demand that he tenders an unreserved public apology to the Nigerian military and the officer concerned. This is not only necessary to uphold the moral authority of the Armed Forces but also to preserve the mutual respect that must exist between the civilian leadership and the military establishment in a democracy.

We also urge the Nigerian public, civil society organizations, veterans, and patriotic citizens to stand in solidarity with our Armed Forces and condemn any act capable of undermining their honour or professionalism.

Respect for uniformed men and women is respect for Nigeria itself.

Long live the Nigerian Armed Forces!
Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria!
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This particular soldier was specifically chosen for this mission by those who sent him, and he delivered excellently. Wike should be worried and careful because something is not right.

In the first slide, Wike was seen speaking with the CDS. In the second, he handed his own phone to the military officer to speak with the CDS. In the last slide, the military personnel was speaking with the CDS.

After the calls, the officer still insisted that Wike could not enter the land, and at the end of all the gra gra, Wike left the premises while the soldiers stood their ground.

Common sense should tell you that even the CDS Wike called didn’t give the order he was expecting.

That means the officer was acting under a higher or well defined instruction, not mere politics. Wike should be worried because that soldier’s calm confidence came from authority and backing.

When a military man refuses to bend, even after you call the Chief of Defence Staff, it means the matter has gone beyond your influence.

And then, a supposed FCT Minister calling the CDS to report, and even handing his own phone to a military officer to speak with the CDS, is a clear sign of a struggling authority, a man whose power is being quietly tested and possibly reduced. It shows desperation, not leadership.

Bros is going to prison and he knows it. The government is going to use him to serve as a detergent to others like him.

This one sweet me for body well well.

Wike 0-1 Army

See as he dey dance like seun.

*RETIRED ACP SHERIFF RABBIU DROPS BOMBSHELL ON RADICALL NORTHERN PREACHERS*

A retired Assistant Commissioner of Police, Sheriff Abubakar Rabiu, yesterday lit a fire under Northern Nigeria’s religious establishment with a blistering open letter that has gone viral across WhatsApp groups, mosque forums, and police veterans’ chats.

In language too raw for most serving officers to dare utter, the no-nonsense former crime-fighter accused a section of Northern Islamic clerics of “poisoning the minds of our youth with vituperative, inciting and dangerously divisive sermons” that have turned pulpits into platforms for open warfare against Christians.

"Nobody has the key to Jannatul Firdausi except Allah,” Sheriff thundered. “Yet any Tom, Dick and Harry with myopic knowledge of Islam wakes up, grabs a microphone and starts calling our Christian brothers ‘Arna’, ‘Kafurai’, ‘infidels destined for hell’. This is not Islam. This is madness. And this madness gave birth to Boko Haram.”

The retired ACP, who once served as Chief Security Officer to former Adamawa Governor Murtala Nyako, pulled no punches on the two-headed monster he believes is dragging Nigeria toward American military crosshairs: hate preaching and the Almajiri system.

"An idle mind is the devil’s workshop,” he wrote. “Those street children you see begging today are tomorrow’s recruits, dummies and foot soldiers for every new terrorist franchise that promises them paradise for killing ‘infidels’.”

Sheriff’s most explosive paragraph came when he turned the mirror on his own community instead of joining the chorus blaming Donald Trump for placing Nigeria on a watch-list.

"Instead of shouting ‘Trump is Islamophobic’, let us go back to our drawing board. Why did America put us on that list? Because some of our preachers behave like they are above the law. Try that kind of sermon in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, even Cameroon – you will be arrested and executed the same day. But here in secular Nigeria they insult Christians from Friday to Friday and nobody touches them.”

He issued a direct challenge to President Bola Tinubu: order the National Assembly, all 19 Northern governors and 774 local government chairmen to enact iron-clad laws that criminalise:

-Calling any Nigerian an “arne” or “kafir” from the pulpit.

-Street begging by children (Almajiri).

-Hate speech disguised as religious preaching.

"Do this sincerely,” Sheriff warned, “and America will see we are serious. Fail, and we invite the same digital war machinery that turned Afghanistan and
Iraq into graveyards.”


The statement ends with a nostalgic plea that has struck a chord with thousands: “If we implement these measures, Nigeria will return to the peace we enjoyed in the early 1970s when Muslims and Christians drank from the same cup, married each other’s sisters and buried each other’s dead.”


Attempts to reach the Kano Hisbah Board for comment were unsuccessful, but a senior commander who spoke off-record admitted: “Mallam Sheriff has said what many of us whisper in private. The question is – who will bell the cat?”

As Northern Nigeria wakes up to what may become the most consequential religious debate in a generation, one thing is clear: a retired cop just drew a red line in the sand, and the radicals know their free ride might finally be over.

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AK481:
Wetin tinubu name dey do for there ?

na INEC smuggle the name inside the list

That's nothing but a half star hotel. See as I just dey dey una.