Leaders of African countries are enjoying the bloody repression carried out by savage Paul Kagame of Rwanda. He pursues his critics and kill them. This time, even the head of his latest victim was nowhere to be found. Kagame is a murderer and must be stopped.
Isa Sanusi retweeted
Nigeria: Borno’s Forgotten Children
Today, it is 153 days since 42 school children of Askira Uba LGA Borno state were abducted by gunmen. Since their abduction on 15 May 2026, more people have been abducted across the north.
No child should go through what children are going through now in Nigeria. Education should not be a matter of life and death for anyone. Nigeria is failing children once again in a horrifying manner.
The future of thousands of school children in Northern Nigeria remains bleak as hundreds of schools in some states have been closed indefinitely due to rising insecurity. Many children abandoned education due to the psychological trauma of witnessing violent attacks or living in captivity.
Government of Nigeria must do more to safely and securely rescue all school children in captivity. Suspected perpetrators must be held to account.
The regime in charge in UK is now banning books: what an irony!
Sally Rooney books withdrawn in UK over Palestine Action support bbc.in/4B82LFi
This criminal is free and even campaigning for APC.
How ex-minister Hadi Sirika secured ‘Nigeria Air’ contract for his friend - Witness
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Now Sunday Igboho runs a security agency that also operates in Abuja? Police are even seeking their cooperation?
𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗸 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗽𝗼𝗹𝗶𝗰𝗲, 𝗙𝗖𝗧 𝗖𝗣 𝘂𝗿𝗴𝗲𝘀 𝗜𝗴𝗯𝗼𝗵𝗼'𝘀 𝘀𝗲𝗰𝘂𝗿𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗼𝘂𝘁𝗳𝗶𝘁
𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗱 𝗠𝗼𝗿𝗲: punchng.com/work-with-police…
Isa Sanusi retweeted
Dear Secretary of State @SecRubio
Iran’s crimes do not justify the US violation of the UN Charter and possible war crimes against Iranian civilians. Iran’s crimes also do not justify US support of Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
Please find below the link to our recent report detailing Iran’s crimes against Iranian children, men and women protesting repression.
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And the link to our recent investigation into US war crimes in Iran
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Cheikh Hamidou Kane, a Senegalese writer and civil servant whose 1961 novel, “Ambiguous Adventure,” reshaped perceptions of the colonial relationship, has died at 98. nyti.ms/4yAckek
Egypt is a full-blown oppressive regime headed by a mindless dictator. But the West has no problem with supporting and funding this repressive regime that massacred its own people and jail journalists:
Egyptian journalists from fact-checking website facing terrorism charges bbc.in/4i3cWDs
The author of “Ambiguous Adventure” Cheik Hamidou Kane died today at 98. His masterpiece is story of perhaps ‘a clash’ between Islam, culture and modernity in one single individual, in one single community at a given time. May Allah grant him mercy.
Isa Sanusi retweeted
J'ai appris avec une profonde tristesse le rappel à Dieu de Cheikh Hamidou Kane.
Avec L'Aventure ambiguë, il a donné à des générations d'Africains les mots pour penser une question qui nous habite encore, celle de s'ouvrir au savoir du monde sans rien perdre de ce que nous sommes. Ministre de la République, il a aussi servi le Sénégal avec dévouement.
Son œuvre appartient désormais au patrimoine de notre Nation et de toute l'Afrique.
À sa famille, à ses proches et au monde des lettres, j'adresse, au nom de la Nation et en mon nom personnel, mes condoléances les plus attristées. Qu'Allah lui accorde Sa miséricorde et l'accueille en Son Paradis.
The world can never be peaceful or prosperous for the majority when the most evil and despicable persons hold enormous power and control resources.
Private data of Nigerians is being sold online for as cheap as N100 while the entire focus and priority of NIMC is doing the data gig for APC ahead of 2027.
Isa Sanusi retweeted
It is criminal that boys of that age have to hustle, but worst that they are picked up unjustly and murdered.
Everyone responsible, must be held accountable.
People are still dying of hunger. More families are being shattered by economic hardship. The number of entire families begging daily on the streets tells the story. Acute malnutrition is on rampage in Kano and Katsina; killing children daily. Do not listen to evil capitalists.
That video of people rushing to enter an ambulance as transport home after closing from work in Abuja will remain part of the future legend of this season of penury.
The lunatic that was live on television saying a person in Nigeria can survive on N3000 per day was not challenged by the anchor to prove this sadistic and wild claim.
Isa Sanusi retweeted
What a shame. What a disappointment.
I remember @amnesty visit to Zambia three years ago, and our expectations that Zambia and this President, could model a different governance, one that will be rule-based, respectful of democratic institutions and human rights.
And less than three years later, he is unleashing repression on his political
Opponents, violating freedom of expression.
Zambia: By cancelling passports, authorities are using administrative powers to silence critics.
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