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If you messaged or rang me here in the last seven weeks but got no reply, I didn’t ignore you. I have been away engaging in the activity that makes me feel the most alive: undercover investigating an impossible story, this time physically draining, mentally tortuous, away from civilisation and without my gadgets. I will be taking two more months off social media — to consult a physician, get examined by a physiotherapist, possibly speak to a therapist, then get on with writing what is unquestionably my biggest story ever. See you back online sometime in September.🙏🏾
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The Ebi ń pawás brigade would rather stop road construction and demand instant food palliatives. Destructive Mentality! Nation-building is not a magic show. Is a no pain - no gain affairs. Check Frankie Ikemefuna on FB. This guy is serving wisdom. 👇🏾
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JAGUNLABI retweeted
Okonkwo to Obi: Suing your ex-spokesperson unwise — I may be forced to divulge confidential information Kenneth Okonkwo, a chieftain of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), says he may be forced to divulge confidential information if Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), files a lawsuit against him over alleged defamation.  In a series of posts via X, to the lawsuit threat from Obi, Okonkwo said it is “very unwise” for anyone to sue their former spokesperson for defamation. thecable.ng/okonkwo-to-obi-s…
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Muslims, Christians and people of other faiths, united in Yorùbá land We stand together as one people against terrorism, criminality, extremism, division and every force that seeks to destabilise our homeland, regardless of the banners they fly, the affiliations they claim or the goals they profess. Yorùbá land belongs to all of us. Its peace is our peace. Its security is our security. Its future is our collective responsibility. No religion, ethnicity, political agenda or external influence should be allowed to divide us against one another or weaken our resolve to protect our communities. We may worship differently, but we share the same towns, the same history, the same aspirations and the same duty to preserve the peace and stability of our land. Protecting Yorùbá land from violence, hatred, invasion and chaos is not only a civic responsibility; it is a moral obligation recognised by our various faiths and a sacred duty owed to our homeland and future generations. Let us remain united. Let us remain vigilant. Let us remain committed to justice, peace and security. For the peace of Yorùbá land is greater than every sectarian and political agenda, and its future is too precious to be sacrificed to division.
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This submission is flawed in its entirety. As a young man who witnessed the 2002 crisis between the Hausas (mostly Muslims) and the OPC/Yorubas in Ajegunle, I no longer see any reason to place Islam above my ethnicity. The OPC/Yorubas were nearly annihilated by the Hausas during that conflict, but they were saved by the Ilejas (mostly Christians), who came to their rescue as fellow Yorubas. The Ilejas who joined the OPC to confront the Hausas did not care about religion; they simply saw a fellow Yoruba in need. The Hausas, for their part, also paid no attention to religion. Once someone was identified as Yoruba, they were either killed or severely injured, regardless of whether they were Muslim or Christian. While some Yoruba Muslims were preoccupied with religious brotherhood, the Hausas were busy protecting their fellow Hausas irrespective of religion and attacking Yorubas irrespective of religion. If, in this day and age and in a country like Nigeria, some Yorubas are still publicly displaying this kind of mindset, then there is serious trouble in Yorubaland. Being a Muslim or a Christian is a personal choice, but being Yoruba or belonging to any other ethnicity is not. It is the divine will that determines one’s birth into a Yoruba home and to Yoruba parents. You can change your religion at any time, but you cannot change your ethnicity or tribe. That alone should make it clear that ethnicity comes before religion. It is your identity from before birth and will remain so after you depart this world. God/Allah/Eledumare made it that way. May Eledumare help us in Yoruba land. 🤦
I am first and foremost a Muslim. I am an adherent of Islam, an Abrahamic believer, and a Hanif before anything else. Only then am I Yorùbá. To those who have made it their mission to question the loyalty of Yorùbá Muslims, you may continue your attacks. But know this: for a true Muslim, Islam will always come first. It precedes ethnicity, culture, and nationality because it is the primordial covenant with our Creator. A Yorùbá Muslim is not conflicted in his identity. He was a Muslim in the divine decree long before he was conceived, and he entered the world as Yorùbá the day he was born to Yorùbá parents. These two identities are not rivals—they are perfectly compatible. One defines his eternal soul and purpose; the other shapes his language, culture, and earthly heritage. Both have their rightful place. If any Yorùbá Muslim chooses, for whatever reason, to place ethnicity above Islam, then that person has failed to grasp the most fundamental principle of our faith: La ilaha illallah (there is no god but Allah), and nothing has precedence over Him. Such a person's reckoning is with Allah alone. My identity is clear and unapologetic: Islam first. Always. Everything else follows in its proper order.
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The IGP crack team has arrested Ifechukwu Dennis who originated the fake voice that he passed on to his gullible targets as President Tinubu’s voice. Dennis was arrested in Benin. The police will issue an official statement.
A tech expert has just traced the origin of the fake AI voice note attributed to President Tinubu and revealed the true identity of suspected mastermind of the fake voice note: IFECHUKWU DENNIS. @OfficialDSSNG @PoliceNG
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PRESS STATEMENT Our attention has been drawn to a message currently circulating on social media falsely claiming that we are planning a protest over the rising insecurity in the country. We do not support any action that could lead to the breakdown of public order or the destruction of lives and property. As responsible leaders, we remain committed to peaceful and constructive approaches in addressing national challenges. As committed democrats, we firmly believe that the ballot box remains the most legitimate and effective way to express grievances and seek change. Our party, the NDC, is confident of securing a resounding victory in the upcoming elections through peaceful democratic means. The general public is therefore advised to disregard the false message and ignore those peddling such disinformation. Signed, Sen. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, PhD, FNSE Former Governor, Kano State NDC Vice Presidential Candidate
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So, Governor Seyi Makinde openly attempting to deflect responsibility over the worsening security situation in Oyo State is quite unfortunate. When it is time to collect and spend security votes, governors proudly wear the title of ‘Chief Security Officer’ of their states. But the moment insecurity escalates, the blame suddenly shifts to somebody in Abuja. Yet, ask them to account for the billions collected monthly as security votes, and the usual response will be: ‘It is a security matter.’ The people of Oyo State should also not forget to ask their governor about the balance of the compensation funds reportedly received from Abuja for victims of the Ibadan explosion. Leadership starts with accountability in the little things before making excuses over the bigger ones.
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Saw my transcript for my Masters and I finished with Distinction (4.59/5.0) 🤭 BSc Chemistry - First Class MSc Public Health - Distinction PhD next! Turns out it’s not only s*x I know after all 😭
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JAGUNLABI retweeted
Joy don come for CNG Users. 2: October 2024, the President @officialABAT via Midstream and Downstream Gas Infrastructure Fund (MDGIF) of @NMDPRA_Official approved the disbandment of N122 billion to six selected energy firms. -(a): This marked the fund’s first major capital injection into LPG storage, propane facilities, and CNG auto-retail stations. 3: Initial major disbursements have benefited selected local promoters such as @rolling_energy 4 IMPLEMENTATION: -(a): @rolling_energy is implementing natural gas access in Nigeria through a strategic partnership with MDGIF of @NMDPRA_Official -(b): This infrastructure buildout spans 10 targeted locations in the NORTHERN part of Nigeria. That is Abuja, Kwara, Kaduna, Kano and Borno states. -(c): @rolling_energy is constructing LPG and LNG facilities to expand domestic energy access and reduce Nigeria’s reliance on imported fuels. 5: Wey the Joy oooo? -(a): the wait is over as the High-Capacity CNG daughter booster station and comprehensive vehicle conversion center stationed in JAHI, ABUJA will be commissioned tomorrow, May 29, 2026. -(b): You will recall that I have shared tweets from the foundation of this project assuring Nigerians that the policy of the President @officialABAT is on course @rabiu707 -(c): More stations would be opened my dear friends @PiCNG_EV @Topeearn @IsmaeelAhmedB @NADDCouncil @oluosanip @Auaton_HQAbuja @Auatonkubwa @AUATONofficial @SAsekome @lollylarry1 @idofoi @BachelorIdan @IyketalisUgwu @Eyeofnigeria @kwarablog @Better_Kaduna @Mkay_vic97 @AkanMkpah @EngeesBishop @IgeObafemi001 @kunmigbenga @Kaypee442 @SadeeqKurbe @wisdom_folarin @WisdomP001 @Mario9jaa @mariolexxx @LubemShagba @ollyt33 @martinokorowu @afobaje_x @MrAfobaje @babapronto @PBATMediaCentre @call_me_mateen0 @RealArije @abdullahayofel @AyodejiPopoola6 @babangida247 @jarmari01 @FactExplorers
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Yoruba women 😆 Una must sha do this shakara ni sha 😆 🤣 😂
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JAGUNLABI retweeted
Replying to @pmitu
No. What kills small creators is aggregators with 4 million followers downloading-and-reuploading 600 videos per day—and flooding Timeline with slop that went viral 7 years ago. But we will kill them.
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CCECC Nigeria’s Survey & Design Team is hiring in Abuja. We are recruiting full-time professionals in engineering and design to support infrastructure projects across Nigeria. Apply now and become part of our growing team.@CCECCNigeria
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JAGUNLABI retweeted
Replying to @MarioNawfal
Almost everything you’re saying is false and simply copying fake news from other accounts. There is a US government arm of SpaceX called Starshield, which has a different set of satellites than Starlink, which is for civilian use. The company that makes the suicide drones incorrectly used the civilian system, instead of the Starshield.
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This is why i advice men to go for younger women in their prime. 18 to 22 years of age. The ones with no frontal lobe. You can tell he met this one a virgin, so she still has that emotional attachment and femininity in her. Unlike the average 25 plus old woman, those ones are masculine in nature because of their past exposure with multiple men. They have seen more ceilings than a carpenter, sucked more dicks than a lollipop, brought down more boxers than Mike Tyson, swallowed more cum than yogurt, and has held more balls than Oliver Kahn. Hence, this automatically changes how they view men. You don't expect a woman who has slept with more than 50 men to be emotionally attached to one man. This is why it's easier for them to move on after a breakup because it's a lifestyle they're used to along the years. At the end of the day, the older a woman becomes, the more she loses the ability to emotionally attached to a man which is why your best bet is a younger woman. There's a reason the feminists you see are women in their mid 20s upwards. Those are damaged women who are bitter due to their past experiences with men, that's after being a cum collector of men. The best of women are the younger ones. They're easy to groom to your taste and mold to the type of woman you want as a wife. If you want a woman who'll submit to your command, love you more than you love her and willing to allow you to lead her, go for younger women. The younger the berry, the sweeter the juice. 18 years old virgin with no frontal lobe >>>>
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Asiwaju Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji (@OyebamijiBola) is a transformational leader, a technocrat, and a son of the soil. His children, family members & supporters are not on social media threatening Osun voters. Support AMBO to become the next Governor of Osun State. #VoteAMBO 💙
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Who is the authentic winner of @OfficialAPCNg conducted Kosofe Federal Constituency primary election?
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✅✅✅FACT NOT FICTION:🔥🔥🔥 TERRORIST NAME RECYCLING 101 - STOP FALLING FOR THE TRAP 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨 You see the same name. You assume it's the same man. That's exactly what the t£rr0r!sts want. Let me break it down because the confusion is intentional, and too many people are falling for it. What the Nigerian Army announced in April 2024: ✅ Abu Bilal Minuki – Head of IS‑Al Furqan Province (ISGS & ISWAP) K+LLED. What the US just announced in May 2026: ✅ Abu Bilal al‑Minuki – ISIS second‑in‑command – K+LLED in a 🇺🇸🇳🇬US‑Nigeria joint operation. SAME NAME. TWO DIFFERENT MEN. SAME GRAVE 🪦 🪦 🪦 Why do t£rr0r!sts do this? Terrorist organisations operate like criminal franchises not like regular Militaries. When a senior commander is k+lled, the next in line adopts the same "nom de guerre" (war name) to maintain brand recognition, operational continuity, and psychological warfare against security forces. ABU BILAL is a title, not a birth certificate. This is the same playbook: ♦️ Shekau "d!£d" multiple times before the real one finally d!£d. ♦️ Al‑Qaeda leaders recycle names across generations. ♦️ ISWAP commanders vanish and reappear under identical Aliases. WHY? 1. To deceive the public (like you) into believing they are invincible. 2. To demoralise security forces by pretending their k+lls never happened. 3. To maintain funding and recruitment - dead leaders hurt morale, but "ressurected" ones keep the myth alive. SO WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED? 🇳🇬The Nigerian Army k+lled the first Abu Bilal Minuki in 2024. His successor also now called Abu Bilal was killed in the recent US‑Nigeria operation. The Army was not lying. The US was not misled. The t£rr0r!sts simply rebranded under the same name. The bottom line: Before you tweet outrage, learn how the enemy operates. T£rr0r!sts are not honourable warriors. They lie. They deceive. They recycle identities. And they count on your ignorance to spread confusion. The Nigerian Army and US forces are not in competition. They are dismantling the same network one commander at a time, even if they share the same name. 🛑⛔ STOP FALLING FOR THE PROPAGANDA. 🟢🟢START UNDERSTANDING THE WAR.
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JAGUNLABI retweeted
Feminists = Igbo women Maltreating housemaids = Igbo women Wickedness = Igbo women Hookup = Igbo women Materialistic = Igbo women Cheating = Igbo women Paternity fraud = Igbo women Masculine energy = Igbo women Yam legs = Igbo women Mustache = Igbo women Despite being the worst in everything, they still have the most expensive bride price and marriage lists. At the end of the day, you get to pay more for less. Bottom barrel sets of women.
Bro Igbo women have a terrible reputation both online and offline.💔😣
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NIGERIA-SIEMENS ELECTRICITY PROJECT: 1: From New Abeokuta 330KV substation To AYEDE-IBADAN 330KV substation, @fgnpcppi is implementing the Mandate of the President @officialABAT to deliver electricity to our homes and businesses through a partnership with Siemens. 2: I joined the hardworking MD @fgnpcppi @KennyAnuwe to inspect the projects in Ogun and Oyo States. @JosephOTegbe @federal_power 3; Joy is coming as the project team stakeholders are working to deliver the two sites by December 2026. 4: good to visit Amala Skye again. @jayteeofnaija @Teejay284 @Abdulazeezjeli2 @Billz_beats @akinleola @optama @jimmykingAlobo1 @Engr_hauwerh @Hamix37 @Fakiaman @EUinNigeria @Siemens_Energy @Wale_hunts @fayosfola @NationalGridNg @DebriefLog @GaAondu30975 @yhemie1123 @ololade_festus @Olorofo @okon_sir @OMOtheDr @chidinma_o61418 @nnoni61 @SegunOladejo_ @OdunayoOso @SAsekome @utyakasai @FactExplorers @9ja_N_Nigerians @Zhee_beeyou @Better_Kaduna @Rise_Forge @timmy_lawal @mrolamidedavid
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