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Thank God people who have been blindly defending this government are now realising life is sacrosanct and withdrawing their support. Afe Babalola is telling the TRUTH, things are so bad. Christmas is coming, people are afraid to travel.

Let them visit Kwara too.

The remaining are still kept abi? One fellow that God will visit very very soon was asking me about not bombing Imo. Sometimes I wonder what sort of brain some are parading.

Eje ki enikan ki Halleluya, Egbon egbadura fun wa. I will try to watch.

If only we can bomb sambisa forests and Katsina like this.

Fear domestic staff, who want to achieve in two days, what took their fathers decades to get.

APC ensured Nigerians are not safe in their own country.

Alaigboran officer. Let them come to Lagos roads and estates, they will see more to demote.

Law of retribution, when he was dinning with them.

Baba Fergie001, we are monitoring same news.

Baba fergie 001 I mentioned Talon's residence, different narrative. Closer home.

I pray it is not true, implications very GRAVE, Nlfpmod.

Reports from Beninese media indicate that a coup d’état has been unfolding in Cotonou since dawn on Sunday, December 7, 2025.

According to media outlet TchadOne, President Patrice Talon’s residence in the Le Guézo neighbourhood was attacked by a group of military personnel led by Lieutenant Colonel Pascal Tigri.

Later in the morning, Lieutenant Colonel Tigri appeared on national television, which is reported to be under military control, declaring himself “chairman of the military re-establishment committee.”



The situation in the capital remains extremely volatile, with reports of troop movements at several strategic locations across Cotonou.

TchadOne promised to provide minute-by-minute updates as events continue to unfold.

No official statement has yet been released by President Talon or his government regarding the attacks.

West Africa has been gripped by a troubling wave of coups in recent years, underscoring the fragility of democratic institutions across the region.

Guinea-Bissau became the latest flashpoint in November 2025, when army generals seized power on the eve of a presidential election. Heavy gunfire erupted near the presidential palace in Bissau, and President Umaro Sissoco Embaló was detained.

The military suspended the electoral process, citing threats to national stability, and installed General Horta Inta-A as head of a one-year transitional government.

The move deepened Guinea-Bissau’s long history of political instability, drawing condemnation from ECOWAS and prompting Nigeria to grant asylum to opposition candidate Fernando Dias da Costa amid fears for his safety.

Mali’s political crisis has simmered since its 2020 and 2021 coups, which brought Colonel Assimi Goïta to power. In August 2025, the junta announced it had thwarted another coup attempt, arresting two generals and a French national accused of plotting to destabilize the transitional government.

The arrests came against a backdrop of growing frustration: political parties remain banned, elections have been indefinitely postponed, and the junta has tightened its grip on power.

Mali’s instability has been compounded by jihadist violence and strained relations with Western partners, fueling fears of further unrest.



Burkina Faso, under Captain Ibrahim Traoré since the 2022 coup, also faced a foiled coup attempt in April 2025.

Authorities disclosed that senior officers had conspired with terrorist groups to topple the junta, prompting lockdowns of military barracks and heightened security in Ouagadougou.

The government rallied public support against alleged Western interference, but internal divisions within the military and worsening jihadist attacks have kept the country on edge.

The junta has postponed elections and introduced sweeping reforms, including a controversial plan to restore the death penalty for treason and terrorism, signaling its determination to consolidate control.

Niger Republic’s coup in July 2023 marked another turning point.

President Mohamed Bazoum, elected in the country’s first peaceful democratic transfer of power, was detained by his own presidential guard. General Abdourahamane Tchiani, head of the guard, declared himself leader with backing from the armed forces.

The junta justified its takeover as necessary to address economic hardship and security threats, but two years on, Niger remains under military rule, with ECOWAS sanctions and strained ties with Western allies shaping its trajectory.

Popular demonstrations in Niamey have reflected both support for the junta and resentment toward foreign influence.


https://saharareporters.com/2025/12/07/breaking-coup-underway-benin-republic-military-attacks-president-talons-residence-seizes?f

IJAYA001:
These set of people talks from their Anus I swear, have they forgotten their Medulla Oblongata somewhere?

People' perspective differs.

Pray for Nigeria today.

Imagine a minister of federal Republic of Nigeria driving rols Royce and when he was questioned. He said his father is GM of many companies.

Nlfpmod, sometimes when I reflect alone, how are we are not neutralising these killers and how do they take people away?

No database to know where men has been assigned to which location and wo has been recalled. Reason for high insecurity in the land.

Someone went to Brazil, recently.

Thank God for survival.

These people are not serious, no respect for IGP.

Non Yoruba wearing Eyo costume, all because of politics.

So bus conductors, agberos, touts are not marginalized. Cow rearing is a private business. Dies that give the audacity to kill innocent people?

Iru Chelsea team wa wo leyi, 0-0 Bournemouth. VAR cancelled the goal.

Hope will solve this problem before it consumed everyone.

The Chairman of the Northern Governors’ Forum and Governor of Gombe State, Muhammad Inuwa Yahaya, says the failure to understand the grievances that pushed armed bandits to take up weapons is one of the major factors worsening insecurity across northern Nigeria.


In an interview with the BBC Hausa Service monitored by our correspondent in Kaduna, Governor Yahaya revealed that the 19 northern governors have agreed to establish a joint regional security coordination agency, with each state contributing ₦1 billion monthly to strengthen collective responses to kidnapping, banditry, and school closures.



This decision was reached during the Northern Governors’ meeting earlier in the week, following a surge in attacks that have led to mass abductions and the shutdown of schools in several states.

Speaking further, Governor Yahaya explained that part of the security deterioration stems from the unjust treatment and marginalisation of pastoralist communities, which created anger, frustration, and conditions exploited by criminal networks.



He emphasised that addressing the root causes—including exclusion, lack of justice, and economic hardship—remains central to ending the conflict.

The governor added that the new regional security framework will improve intelligence-sharing, joint operations, and preventive strategies across the affected states.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/12/herdsmens-marginalisation-key-driver-of-insecurity-gov-yahaya/

May the Lord heal, all the sick.

May God help us that she will be released unscratched. This is just 2025, if you like retain APC in 2027, it will favour me and my family is my only prayer for you.

Segun Sowunmi is confused more than Wike. At least he can go to APC now. All the enemies Atiku put as friends.

Bwala said they are using Elon Musk' s network. This is the evil, APC begat to the land.