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Botragelad:
Let me know when you get tired of being a coward! 😂😂

You couldn't even condemn Hamas for kidnapping a random black man and you expect me to take you serious., 😂

Botragelad:
Why did Hamas kidnap hundreds of Israelis, invade, and kill even more on October 7? Why did they kidnap some random Black man, torture him for 10 years, and hold him for no reason?

You believe? 😂
You can’t even make up a decent story. First, you claimed the Israeli government abandoned him, and now you’re saying he went to Gaza for treatment? Okay, then show us the hospital where he got this so-called treatment. 😂😂😂

Botragelad:
Why do you fail to answer a very simple question. Why was a mentally ill black man kidnapped by Hamas for accidentally walking into the Gaza strip?

I will be glad if you could answer the question. Thank you!

Botragelad:
Again, why did Hamas kidnapp a random mentally ill man for no reason?
Care to explain the reason behind their action.

Botragelad:
Why did Hamas kidnap a mentally ill black man?

Are you brave enough to condemn Hamas for kidnapping a black man or you are too scared? 😂

Botragelad:
That's Hamas trademark, don't be surprised. They mocked his skin color today, treated him like trash before releasing him.

This is someone who accidentally walked into the Gaza strip. That was his only offense.

Botragelad:
Yes. Will you condemn Hamas for treating a random man this way or it's still resistance? 🤷🏼

Son of General Sani Abacha, Nigeria’s former military ruler, Sadiq Abacha, has expressed admiration for his late father, stating that his leadership remains significant despite persistent scrutiny.

Sadiq, in a Facebook post on Saturday, suggested that his father was a victim of jealousy and subtle betrayal but insisted that history would ultimately be kind to him.

“The man Abacha—you have always been the one they envied with silent deceit. History shall remember you for being a better leader, no matter how much they try to put you down. As a son, I am most proud of you today. You indeed are the man they wish they were half of”, he wrote.

He ended his message with a Hausa proverb: “Duk wanda yayi jifa a kasuwa,” which translates to “whoever throws a stone in the market…”—a phrase often interpreted as a warning that actions have consequences.

Sadiq’s statement comes just days after the launch of the long-awaited memoir by former military President, Ibrahim Babangida, which has triggered extensive discussions.

A major highlight of the book is the controversial annulment of the June 12, 1993, presidential election, which Babangida admitted was won by MKO Abiola.

The former leader disclosed that while he regretted the decision, the move was largely orchestrated by forces within his government, allegedly led by Abacha, without his full awareness.

The late Abacha, who ruled Nigeria from 1993 until his passing in 1998, remains one of the country’s most debated figures.

While his government is credited with economic stabilisation and strong security policies, allegations of corruption and human rights violations continue to shape his legacy.

Odin13:
Abacha did..

As simple as it

Whatever opinion is worthless

IBB remains a lair

Odin13:
I see Yoruba people need some one to whine them anyhow


Walahi Abiola no win any election

God punish buhari for recognizing that stupid mofo!

June 12 na big scam for fools

ValarDoharis:
This result was never in contention.

Question is why are you guys celebrating IBB?