These are excerpts taken from an interview Sheikh Gumi's father granted in 1987 to a magazine called Quality:

Quote:When asked about Nigerian unity, he said Islam can help unity by converting Christians and non-Muslims. He believed unity would come when other religions become minorities and no longer influence society.

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Most people know the story of the Spartan 300 defending Thermopylae in 480 BC.
   
Fewer know the Bible recorded another “300 vs thousands” story… 700 years earlier.

🛡 Sparta (480 BC)
🔹Led by King Leonidas
🔹Professional warriors
🔹Controlled by discipline, formation, and steel
🔹Armed with spears, shields, and strategy
🔹Recorded by Greek historians like Herodotus

🔥 Gideon (around 1200 BC)
🔹Led by Gideon, a farmer hiding from enemies
🔹Ordinary men, not trained soldiers
🔹Chosen by a drinking test (Judges 7)
🔹Weapons: Torches. Clay jars. Trumpets.
🔹Recorded in the Book of Judges (chapters 6–8)

🧠 What makes Gideon’s story unique?
✔ Passive weapons:
No swords at first. Only noise and light.
✔ Psychological warfare:
The Midianite camp panicked and attacked each other.
✔ Ultra-small unit tactics:
300 vs thousands, at night, in confusion.
✔ Faith, not formation:
Gideon’s “courage” didn’t come from training, but from a promise:
“I will deliver you with the 300 men who lapped.”
— Judges 7:7

⚖️ What’s historically real?

Spartans: well-documented by secular history

Gideon: set in a real historical period (Iron Age I, ~1200 BC) with:
🔹Real tribes (Midian, Amalek)
🔹Real places (Jezreel Valley, Hill of Moreh)
🔹Real archaeological context (Canaanite city-states collapse)
🔹Not every detail can be proven externally, but the world of Judges is archaeologically credible.

🧨 One big takeaway
Both stories show underdogs outsmarting much larger forces.
One shows human discipline.
The other shows divine strategy.

Same “300.”
Different source of strength.

🧩 If the Bible borrowed from Greek history,
why did Gideon’s story come first?
~1200 BC vs 480 BC.
That’s 7 centuries apart.

Just something to think about.

Sunday Jackson, a Nigerian farmer, has been released, and many people are happy about it. His case started after a clash on his farmland, which he said happened in self-defense. After months of concern and public attention, efforts by kind and determined people helped bring relief.
   

Many helped in different ways.

- Human rights lawyers who stood by him in court.
- Civil society groups who spoke out for justice.
- Concerned citizens who shared his story and demanded fairness.
- Community and religious leaders who called for calm and truth.

Their combined efforts made a difference. This outcome has given hope to many farmers and ordinary people, showing that speaking up, unity, and lawful action can lead to justice.

Agricultural Commodity Prices from major markets across North Western Nigeria as collated by Abdulkadir Mustapha Dogara and compiled by Halifat Momodu. The price information is for the week ending 14/12/2025.

   
   

   
   
   

   
   
   

Dangote says his fertilizer company will be the biggest in the world by 2028. A billionaire at 68 is still investing heavily in agriculture because he knows where Nigeria’s wealth is moving.
   

While people focus on insecurity, smart investors are buying land, building processing plants, and entering food production. Nigeria’s 220+ million people must eat, and we still import much of our food. Scarcity means opportunity.
Agriculture creates steady, long-term income. You can start small, even with one acre.

Do not wait. Begin now. The rich are moving into agriculture for a reason. Follow the opportunity.

I got ghis very sad story from facebook. What a loss without compensatio .

A French farmer, blood in his eye, passionately protested against the government’s decision to cull his cows. He cried out, “Look at how they’re treating us, they’re taking it all from us. We have nothing left. We are the ones feeding the French. Look at what we’re going through.”
   

The heartbreaking scene highlights the struggles and desperation of farmers facing government-mandated livestock culls.

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The most dangerous lie of the 21st century was that all cultures are interchangeable. Sweden is the irrefutable proof that they are not. As an Iranian who watched my own country fall to extremism, the tragedy unfolding in Scandinavia feels like a recurring nightmare. I have seen a civilization commit suicide before, and the symptoms are always the same: a fatal tolerance for those who explicitly wish to dismantle your way of life.
We are witnessing the total collapse of a utopian fantasy. Sweden now rivals nations like Mexico in bombing frequency for a country not officially at war. This is not merely a crime wave. It is the sound of a society fracturing under the weight of imported conflict. It echoes the silence that eventually fell over my own homeland when the vibrancy of culture was traded for the rigidity of dogma.
Sweden is the canary in the coal mine. It demonstrates that tolerance cannot extend to the intolerant.
As the undeniable cost of these policies mounts, those who understand the gravity of the situation are increasingly intimidated into silence. We have a group where rigorous political discourse thrives among those refusing to look away, and you can join the discussion here https://www.skool.com/libertypolitics/about

If you run a shop, boutique, supermarket, POS stand, cosmetics store, phone shop, provision business, or any small retail business, read this carefully. It concerns your money, your business, and your future.

Many traders focus only on selling and collecting cash. As long as people are buying, they think everything is fine. But times have changed. How you structure your business today will determine whether you remain safe or face trouble with government authorities tomorrow.
Thousands of traders unknowingly put themselves at financial risk—not because they are doing anything illegal, but because their businesses have no proper structure.

Common mistakes:
Money comes in
Money goes out
No record
No receipt
No clear account

This is what destroys many small businesses.
Government does not need to visit your shop before asking questions. Once they notice heavy cash flow without explanation, they can contact your bank. If your bank cannot defend your inflows, problems begin. This is why many traders receive unexpected tax bills or account restrictions.
Here is how to protect yourself.

[b]1. Register Your Business Name[/b]
You do not need to start big. Even a small shop can have a registered business name.

Benefits of registration:
Gives credibility to your business
Protects you from unnecessary tax issues
Separates your personal finances from business finances
Helps you open a proper business bank account

[b]2. Use Two Separate Bank Accounts[/b]
Mixing personal and business money is a common mistake.

Set up two accounts:
Account 1: Business Income Account
All customer payments, POS settlements, and supplier payments go here first.

Account 2: Business Expense Account
Transfer funds from Account 1 to Account 2 for expenses like buying goods, paying rent, staff salaries, fuel, or transport.
Spend only from this account for business purposes.

This simple system gives you a clear view of your money flow.

[b]3. Understand Your Allowable Expenses[/b]
Many traders do not realize that business costs reduce taxable profit. Proper expense tracking helps you pay less tax legally.

Examples of allowable expenses:
Goods purchased for resale
Transport and delivery charges
Shop rent
Staff salaries
Electricity and generator fuel
POS charges
Repairs and maintenance
Packaging and market union dues
Business tools and equipment
Data and phone calls used for business

Example:
If your sales are ₦900,000 in a month and your expenses are ₦650,000, your real profit is ₦250,000—not ₦900,000.
Government wants clean records, not confusion.

[b]4. Pay Yourself a Salary[/b]
Your business money is not your personal money. Your personal money is not your business money.
Mixing the two creates confusion, which can lead to trouble.

Pay yourself a fixed monthly salary from the business
Use that salary for personal expenses
Let the rest of the business money remain in the business

[b]5. Keep Receipts and Record Everything[/b]
A business without records is like a driver without a steering wheel.

Record daily sales and purchases
Keep receipts for all transactions
Track inflows and outflows
File annual returns if your business is registered
Small habits like this can save you from major problems.

[b]6. Don’t Fear Tax—Fear Ignorance[/b]
Most traders who are heavily taxed get into trouble because they cannot prove their expenses.

Government calculates tax based on inflows if expenses are unrecorded
A structured trader can show real costs and legally pay less tax

[b]Final Advice for Traders[/b]
To grow your business without stress:
Register your business name
Use separate bank accounts for income and expenses
Track all sales and expenses
Keep receipts for every transaction
Organize your books

Stop mixing personal and business money
2026 will challenge many unprepared traders. But those who structure their business now will enjoy peace, stability, and confidence.

Your shop deserves structure.
Your hustle deserves protection.
Your future deserves clarity.

This baby was born to a woman who has folate deficiency and didn't take folic acid during her antenatal period.
   

What you see below is a congenital neural tube defect known as Spinal Bifida.

And as a result of the above, the pregnant mother had a very large tummy size which was more than the actual age of the fetus due to excessive water in the womb (amniotic fluid),a phenomenon we call Polyhydramnios.

So take your folic acid supplement seriously especially for the first 3 months.

Eat green leafy vegetables as well.

One 5mg Tablet of Folic Acid daily is fine.

STEP 1. Decide the Palm Oil Business You Want to Run
Your choice depends on how much you can invest.

1. Palm oil trading
Suitable for small or medium capital.

Buy directly from farmers or processors, then supply retailers, supermarkets, restaurants, or wholesalers.
Expected profit is around ₦500 to ₦1,500 per litre.

2. Palm oil storage
One of the most lucrative options.

Buy during the cheap period from February to May, keep it for 3 to 8 months, and sell when prices rise between September and December.
Profit can reach 30 to 80 percent depending on the year
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3. Palm oil processing
Requires bigger capital.

You buy fresh palm fruits and convert them to oil.
Needs equipment, space, and labour.
Profit margin is usually 40 to 100 percent.

STEP 2. Do Your Market Research
Before you begin, find out the following:

Who will buy from you
What grade of oil they prefer
Current buying and selling prices
Available competitors
Transport options
Visit local markets, palm oil mills, wholesalers, and supermarkets to get real information.

STEP 3. Secure Capital

Starting points:
₦50,000 to ₦200,000 for small trading
₦300,000 to ₦1,000,000 for storage
₦2 million to ₦10 million for processing

STEP 4. Locate a Reliable Supplier
Buy from producing communities like Edo, Ondo, Akwa Ibom, Cross River, Delta, Imo, Abia, Enugu, Bayelsa, Rivers, and Kogi.
Palm oil mills are cheaper than open markets.

Build relationships so you always get good prices.

STEP 5. Prepare Proper Storage
Palm oil can spoil when stored wrongly.
Use airtight plastic drums or kegs.
Keep them in a clean and cool place.
Avoid sunlight.
Containers must not contain water.
For storage business, use 25 litre or 50 litre kegs. Well stored oil can last 9 to 12 months.

STEP 6. Know the Buying Seasons
Prices move sharply during the year.

Cheap periods: February to May and after main harvest.

Expensive periods: September to December, Christmas season, and heavy rain months.
Buy when it is cheap and wait for the high season.

STEP 7. Plan Transport and Logistics
Think ahead about how you will move products from villages to your store and then to customers.

Prevent leakage during transit by using sealed drums, thick kegs, or cartons for retail packs.

STEP 8. Register Your Business When Necessary
You can start unregistered, but once you begin supplying supermarkets, restaurants, or food companies, you will need:
CAC registration
NAFDAC approval for branded retail
A simple record keeping system

STEP 9. Begin Selling
Possible buyers include:

Market traders
Retail shops
Restaurants
Soap makers
Cosmetic producers
Exporters
Online customers on Jumia, Facebook, WhatsApp, and TikTok

STEP 10. Promote the Business
Use WhatsApp status, Facebook Marketplace, TikTok videos, Instagram, WhatsApp Channels, and flyers around markets.

Palm oil remains one of the most rewarding agribusinesses. Demand stays high throughout the year for cooking, cosmetics, soap production, food processing, and export.

The business can significantly improve your income and the storage model does not require daily labour, making it a strong side hustle or extra source of revenue.

My first lesson on tuber age in cassava processing came in 2019 when I bought 19 month old TME 419 tubers for garri production. At that time I did not understand how age and variety suitability affected processing outcomes. We sourced from a large farm at Oke-nla, Sunren in Ifo local government of Ogun State, often transporting cassava tubers with boat, crossing the Abule-Asha river to Shonde, just to keep my Oluke garri factory running.
   

The tubers looked good and no worry about rottenness because they were already harvested and measured in baskets. During grating the tubers were so dry and firm that I assumed the output quantity would be impressive even though it was rainy season. But when frying began after fermentation four days fermentation, the pulp refused to rise and the final quantity was disappointing.

Years later I understood why. At 19 months most of the starch in TME 419 had converted to cellulose, leaving very little to support rise during frying. This also applies to many local varieties. It is the same reason traditional farmers prefer selling off over aged tubers or deploy it for lafun production but not for commercial garri or fufu meant to be sold.

A similar issue came up in 2023 when a major cassava starch processor despite being desperate for supply, rejected a grower’s tubers because they had a history of supplying over aged roots. For starch processors this mistake is costly because the result is more of shaft than extractable starch. Even for cassava chips used in ethanol production the performance drops significantly when tubers are too old.

The key lesson for growers supplying industrial processors is that tuber age directly affects value. At 9-10 months, starch content is at its peak for industrial use although tuber sizes may still be modest. At twelve months both size and starch content favour buyers and growers. Farms targeting industrial supply should not exceed thirteen months for hybrid varieties. Local varieties may stretch to fifteen months but anything beyond that reduces quality and profitability for the processor.

I also learned from the opposite situation when I once accepted under aged tubers of 6 months out of desperation to keep the factory running. Peeling took longer, grating released excessive water and after frying a full pickup load produced only 4 bags of garri instead of 10 expected. The shafts alone filled almost 2 bags. At that age starch may have formed but the solid matter structure is still too weak to support garri formation.

The conclusion is that farmers and processors should consistently target tubers between 10 - 13 months and never go beyond 15 months. With experience over time, it becomes easier to physically identify under aged and over aged roots, but general discipline of farmers in harvesting remains the most reliable safeguard.

Kazeem Lamidi
https://wa.me/2348100975775

In Matthew 19, Jesus had just taught about eternal life, sacrifice, and the rewards of following Him. Peter then asked, “We have left everything to follow you—what will we get?” Jesus promised rewards but warned that “many who are first will be last, and the last first.”
   

Matthew 20 continues this teaching. Jesus uses a parable to show that God’s grace operates differently from human ideas of fairness and reward.

SUMMARY OF THE PARABLE
A landowner hires workers early in the morning for a normal day’s wage.
Throughout the day—9am, noon, 3pm, and even at 5pm—he hires more people who were standing idle.
At payment time, he begins with the workers hired last and pays them a full day’s wage.

The early workers expect more, but they receive exactly what they agreed upon.
They complain, but the landowner explains that he has been fair to them and simply chose to be generous to the others.

Jesus ends by saying, “The last will be first, and the first last.”

THE SYMBOLISM IN MATTHEW 20:1–16 (PARABLE OF THE WORKERS)

This parable reveals how God’s grace works. Each part symbolizes something deeper about God, salvation, and human attitudes.

1. The Landowner
Represents God. He actively goes out to call people into His kingdom. His character is generous and sovereign.

2. The Vineyard
Represents God’s kingdom and God’s work. Vineyards in Scripture often symbolize God’s people and His purposes.

3. Workers Hired Early
Symbolize people who began following God early in life, or the Jews who received God’s covenant first. They also represent religious people who feel entitled to greater rewards.

4. Workers Hired Later
Symbolize people who come to God later in life, especially Gentiles. The 5pm workers represent those who feel unworthy or “too late,” yet God welcomes them fully.

5. The Wage (One Denarius)
Represents full salvation. Eternal life is a complete gift, not something earned based on hours or effort.

6. Complaints of the First Workers
Symbolize jealousy, pride, and comparison. They were not cheated; they simply resented God’s kindness toward others.

7. The Landowner’s Response
Represents God’s right to show grace. Grace is not a wage people can demand; it is a gift God chooses to give.

8. “The Last Will Be First”
Shows that God’s kingdom reverses human expectations. Earthly importance does not guarantee heavenly honor, and those seen as insignificant may be elevated.

SUMMARY
God calls people at different stages of life.
His grace is equal for all.
Pride and comparison destroy joy.
God’s kingdom operates by grace, not human fairness.

In Sydney right now, doctors are doing something that feels like science fiction.
   

They’re using an MRI-guided machine that targets a tumour…
freezes it from the inside…
and kills it — all without a single cut on the skin.

No incision.
No stitch.
No operating room.

Just real-time MRI imaging and a thin freezing probe that turns cancer cells into ice.

The patient walks in…
lies down…
doctors guide the probe with extreme accuracy…
freeze the tumour solid…
and the patient walks out the same day.

This is cryoablation.

A treatment so precise it destroys only the tumour and protects the healthy tissue around it — something surgery can’t always do.

For people who are too weak for major surgery, too old for long recovery, or have tumours in difficult locations, this isn’t just another option.
It’s a lifeline.

Fun fact: Cryoablation can drop tumour temperature to –40°C or lower, enough to burst cancer cells while leaving nearby structures unharmed.

Some breakthroughs don’t need bigger surgeries — just smarter ones.

Sources:
NSW Health
Sydney Adventist Hospital
Radiological Society of North America (RSNA)

Don't ever pray to encounter these people.
   

Living and schooling in core north made me realize that most of them aren't even Hausas nor Nigerians. I can tell you for free that these blôód suckers aren't the regular Hausa Fulanis you see around. These guys are dem0ns. 👿

They literally feed on humáns bl00d and there's nothing anybody wants to tell me. If you see their eyes ehhh, Ahhh!!! 🤦🏿‍♂️🥹

The Fulanis are in the bush fîghting with farmers and doing their own kîllings if you touch their cow, but you see these ones? They don't even speak hause or Fulani like that. Some don't even understand Hausa let alone English. The regular Fulanis you know and fear in Nigeria dey even fear these guys and I kid you not. Make your inquiries.

The day I heard the news of Kebbi state attáck and adoption of skool girls I knew it was over reason being that I literally lived in Kebbi state Badariya to be precise. Wrote my WAEC and NECO there 2002/2003

I lived in the Army barracks with my elder sister and her husband before he passed and then she bought a house in the area the call Bayankara in Kebbi state and we moved.

I said it was over because,Kebbi state that I knew years back was one of the most peaceful states in Nigeria,no drama,zero banditry invasion and the electricity in that town that year was top-notch. We often had light.

It was a peaceful town until one day something happened.

My elder sister who runs clothing business had just returned from her trip where she went to buy goods in large quantities as usual.

Expensive wrappers.
Laces.
Jewelries
Etc.

Kept them in one of the empty rooms she uses as storehouse in the compound and we went into the main building and slept.

We were sleeping that night when we heard noises I was actually not deep asleep cus I was seeing a movie and the movie had just ended like 15/20mins before that noise started and I'm very sensitive to noise or strange presence,I noticed that someone or some people had broken through our main gate and were trying to burgle the burglary protector that leads to the main house.

God!!!🥹🤦🏿‍♂️ I was hearing their conversation and that wasn't Hausa language,it sounded more like Niger.
These people tried and tried,they didn't want to sh00t probably not to alert the other neighbors or something.

I summoned courage and went to peep through the window and lo and behold I saw these men in their numbers.....🤦🏿‍♂️🤲🏾
All armed to the teeth,they had broken through my sister's first storehouse and were busy packing the goods in there to their car or whatever they came with that they left outside.

Immediately I sighted them I almost lost consciousness that was how I crawled to my sister's room and met her trying to hide her kids inside the ceiling,she had already seen them from her bedroom window and was already a step ahead,Ahhh!! Mothers love 💕 shaa..🥹🤦🏿‍♂️

The next thing we heard was gwoooooaaa!!! A loud bang on our neighbors door(Aunty Christy) may her soul rest in peace.

I heard they t00k turn on this poor single mother that night while they made her little boy watch. Kai!!🥹🤦🏿‍♂️

We were inside hearing Aunty Christy cry and beg for mercy including her son...
I was traumatized for long cus of that incident.

Y'all said my write-ups are usually too lengthy,so I'll pause here to finish up later.

What I experienced that night made my heart stone cold.🥹😠

And yes, I'll tell you how they broke into our house that night.

Copied Rain Joe (Facebook.com)

Let Me Show You What Will Shock You About Niger State and the Entire South East Region.

You know, sometimes, the truth hits harder when you reduce geopolitics into simple, undeniable numbers.
   

Let’s start with something most people don’t know:

SIZE COMPARISON

The entire South East region of Nigeria
(Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu, Imo)
has a combined landmass of 29,388 km².

Niger State alone has a landmass of 76,363 km².

Read that again.

Niger State is 2.5 times bigger than the entire South East put together.

So naturally, you would assume Niger State should receive FAR more federal allocation than the South East, right?

Let’s look at the facts for July 2025. I picked July because that’s readily verifiable.

(All allocation figures below were extracted directly from the FAAC Disbursement Report for July 2025, published by the Office of the Accountant-General of the Federation (OAGF).)

FAAC ALLOCATION – JULY 2025

Total allocation for the 5 South Eastern states (state govts + all LGAs):
N131,482,425,350.73
(N131.48 billion)

Total allocation for Niger State (state govt + all LGAs):
N17,446,906,274.26
(N17.44 billion)

Now pause and think.

The South East, a region smaller than Niger State received N131.48 billion in one month.

Niger State, a single state, received N17.44 billion.

That means:

THE SOUTH EAST RECEIVED OVER 7 TIMES MORE MONEY THAN NIGER STATE IN THE SAME MONTH.

Yet, Niger State is 2.5 times bigger than the region.

Please, don’t get this twisted. The point is not who receives bigger allocation or who deserves a bigger allocation. The point is to show you how small in landmass the South East is and yet our governors have failed to develop it with all the money they receive through allocation and IGR.

The question is: WHY CAN’T THE SOUTH EAST GOVERNORS DEVELOP AND SECURE THE REGION?

Why can’t we secure our villages?
Why can’t we fix our roads?
Why are we crying of marginalization and at the same time watching governors burn billions with zero accountability?
Why is our region unsafe, underdeveloped and we are constantly blaming the president?

This is less than half of Niger State that’s governed by fiver governors.

The numbers don’t lie.
The South East is not lacking allocation.
The South East is not lacking resources.
The South East is lacking LEADERSHIP.

The question every Igbo person must now ask is simple:

What are South East governors doing with N131.48 billion in one month?

What are the senators doing?
What are the House of Reps members doing?
What are the LGA chairmen doing?

Don’t let anyone deceive you, our problem is NOT just the Federal Government.
Our problem is internal looting and internal irresponsibility.

The same Igbos shouting “marginalization” have never marched with the same anger to the gates of their governors’ lodges.
We shout at Abuja but remain silent in front of the real thieves in our backyard.

How can a region that earns seven times more than a state bigger than their entire landmass still remain insecure, scattered, neglected, and underdeveloped?

How?

In my own village, there’s no electricity. I don’t even want to talk about road and there are many mining sites where billions of Naira have been made.

My brothers and sisters, the truth is:

Before the South East blames Nigeria, we must first hold our OWN leaders accountable.

Because the day Ndi Igbo begin to demand transparency from their politicians…
The day we stop worshipping governors and start auditing them…
That day, the South East will rise again, stronger, richer, and more united than ever.

It is not Abuja that is holding us down.
It is our own leaders feeding fat every month while the land bleeds.

Let this sink in.

-KAA (facebook.com)
Host of KaaTruths Podcast.

In Matthew chapter 19 verse 30 Jesus spoke a powerful truth. He said that many who are first will be last and many who are last will be first.

This statement came immediately after the story of the rich young ruler. This rich man came to Jesus. He had money. He had influence. He had kept the commandments from his youth. In the eyes of society he was already first. But when Jesus told him to give up what controlled his heart and follow Him the man walked away in sorrow. He loved his wealth more than he loved God.

Right after this Peter said to Jesus We have left everything to follow You. What shall we have?

Jesus responded by promising the disciples a great reward. They looked like the least in the eyes of people. They were fishermen. They had no titles or riches. But they gave up what the rich man refused to surrender. Then Jesus warned them not to become proud. He said that many who look first now will become last in the kingdom of God and many who appear last now will become first.

The message is simple.

Human beings celebrate wealth and status. Heaven celebrates humility and obedience.

The rich man looked like a champion but he ended up losing everything of eternal value. The disciples looked ordinary but God lifted them.

Today you may feel unseen or unimportant. Maybe people overlook you or despise you. Remember this. Heaven does not judge by outward position. Heaven judges by the heart.

Keep serving God. Keep walking in humility. Keep choosing obedience even when it costs you.

When God rearranges the line those who seemed last will stand in front and those who boasted in their own power will find themselves behind.

In the end the only position that matters is where you stand with God.

Insecurity! Insecurity!

You all will soon know why they kept ABBA KYARI in prison deliberately till now.
   

The man told me things with evidence that brought tears to my eyes in prison.
I wanted to speak for him, but some ignorant Nigerians felt i was released from prison to push Abba Kyari's agenda.

It is way deeper than what you guys know or see.
   


If Kuje is holding 950 inmates, Abba Kyari and his IRT men are responsible for at least 450 of those inmates. Majority are evil bandits, dangerous kidnappers, hardline ISWAP & Boko Haram terrorists, & deadly armed robbers.
This is not what someone told me, i saw them in Kuje, i even interviewed some of them including the people who kidnapped late president Buhari's cousin. Abba Kyari arrested all.

They deliberately took out Kyari from the system with frivolous allegations because he was a stumbling block to the rising terrorism and insecurity in Nigeria and was blocking them from achieving their big agenda, especially with banditry.
   

As a Borno man himself they warned him and wanted him out the way but he refused. Today he is languishing in prison, and insecurity is flourishing in Nigeria.

When they took out Abba Kyari and sent him to Kuje prison in March 2022, they planted their people to kill him in prison so they can close his chapter.

But Kyari was taken to a very protected private V.I.P cell in Kuje that holds only 3 inmates. It has 3 gates, and each of the inmates are alloted one cell with toilet and bathroom in it.
when former governor of Kogi State Yahaya Bello was taken to Kuje prison, he stayed in one of those cells. If not so, someone could harm or kill him in prison. It's that same private cell they Kept that American from Binance who was arrested in Nigeria. Tigran Gambaryan.

So when they couldn't succeed in killing Kyari immediately in Kuje, Boko Haram mysteriously attacked Kuje prison after just four months of his stay in July 2022. They broke all the prison cells open, except the protected cell where KYARI was held. They did everything to break into that cell to kill Kyari, but it was a well protected cell with three entrance gates before seeing Kyari. They broke the first gate, shot sporadically for over 30 minutes to gain entrance into the second gate.

They fired the high walls of his prison cell, but it was too strong so couldn't penetrate.
Because time was fast running out of them, they had to run with their already rescued members. They freed some hardline terrorists, robbers, kidnappers, bandits,
They told Kyari that he must die, that he will never escape death.

Fellow Nigerians, can we all ask the government to open and re-investigate KYARI's case again afresh.  If you know the details behind his case and if you see evidence, your jaw will drop.
A man who arrested drug dealers, acting on a classified information.
The dealers confessed and indicted top officers of the ***"" who are supposed to arrest drugs dealers by law. The dealers even showed evidence on how they smuggle drugs into Nigeria with advanced clearance from those top officers of the **"" after good payment and settlements by their top barons.
Kyari took those dealers to **** and requested that those indicted officers be handed over to him for questioning. Because bigger fishes will fall if Kyari opens investigation into the smuggling case, there was a well planned set up. They did it so well so it can be captured on camera for them to spin the narrative against him. The people who did it, called for a meeting on how to settle the informants who gave out the classified information to his team, but ended up setting camera to spin the narrative. He trusted them because he had worked with them before, but they set him up when the ship was down.

Today those Drug dealers he arrested with hard drugs are now free, they are even standing as witnesses against him in his ongoing trial. Guess who is prosecuting him in court? *** 😭

There are three sides to a story, if we must know the truth.

- From Facebook

If you want to live a truly happy life, tie it to a goal, not a person or a thing.
People change. Things fade. But a goal gives you direction, focus, and purpose.

Here are practical examples:

1. Fitness goal instead of depending on compliments
Instead of waiting for people to admire how you look, set a goal like walking 3 km daily or doing 20 push ups every morning. Your progress becomes your happiness, not people’s reactions.

2. Savings goal instead of depending on gifts
Rather than hoping someone will support you financially, create a goal to save a fixed amount weekly. Even small savings build confidence and stability.

3. Skill goal instead of relying on others
Instead of depending on someone to teach or help you, set a goal to learn one new skill each month. It could be cooking, coding, farming technique, or anything productive.

4. Reading goal instead of waiting for motivation
Create a target to read one chapter of a book daily. The routine strengthens your mind more than waiting for someone to inspire you.

5. Health goal instead of depending on medication alone
Set a goal to drink enough water, sleep better, or reduce sugar. Small steps create long lasting well being.

6. Work goal instead of comparing yourself to others
Focus on completing one meaningful task per day at work or in business. Your satisfaction comes from progress, not comparison.

7. Personal growth goal instead of waiting for validation
Set a goal like writing down three things you are grateful for every night. It shifts your happiness inward instead of depending on people’s approval.

Small goals build momentum.
Momentum builds confidence.
Confidence builds a happy life.

Once some women reach 7, 8 or 9 months, something switches.
Suddenly they want to prove they are unbreakable.
   

They move everywhere.
Carry things.
Deep clean the whole house.
Walk long distances.
Like someone is giving an award for strongest pregnant woman.

Mama, listen very well.
At this stage, strength is not your priority.
Survival is.

These are the risky habits many women ignore until it becomes serious.

1. Pushing your body until it starts reacting
That tightening in your stomach is not a random feeling.
It can be your uterus warning you that you are doing too much.
Keep stressing it and you may trigger contractions.

2. Forgetting to drink enough water
Late pregnancy requires even more hydration.
Low water level can reduce amniotic fluid and stress the body.
Dehydration is one of the silent triggers for early labour.

3. Sleeping flat on your back at night
As your belly gets heavier, lying flat can press on major veins.
This reduces blood flow and can make you dizzy or breathless.
Left side sleep is safest at this stage.

4. Pretending swelling is always normal
Mild swelling is common.
But swelling with headache, blurry vision or sudden weight gain is dangerous.
Those signs can mean preeclampsia and need immediate care.

5. Ignoring reduced movement
If your baby stops moving the way they used to, do not wait and hope.
It is one of the biggest red flags in the last trimester.
Hospitals always treat it as urgent.

6. Carrying heavy loads or bending repeatedly
Your joints loosen late in pregnancy.
Heavy lifting can cause pelvic or back injury.
You do not have to prove anything to anyone.

7. Eating too little
Your baby does not understand “I am not hungry.”
They only receive what you supply.
Small balanced meals prevent weakness and keep the baby stable.

THE FINAL WEEKS REQUIRE WISDOM
Rest.
Hydrate.
Sleep correctly.
Listen to your body.
Act fast when something feels wrong.

The last trimester is not for showing strength.
It is for safeguarding the life you are carrying.

Hello
everyone, I want to share some very important information about protecting your rights and your body during medical procedures.
   

1. Always Get Scans Before and After Surgery
Before you go for anysurgery in a hospital, first go for a scan. This is to be sure of the organs you have in your body. You must keep the result.

After the surgery,go for another scan to confirm all your organs are intact and that nothing was removed or put in you without your consent.

2. The Danger of Unauthorized Organ Harvesting and Procedures
This is important because some unethical medical practitioners work withorgan harvesters to harvest people's organs during surgery and sell them.

· For some women who give birth through CS (Caesarean Section), complications may arise and their womb could be removed to save their life without their knowledge.

· For some women, implants are put in them as a family planning method to prevent pregnancy without their knowledge and consent.
  You could be trying to conceive not knowing yourwomb is gone or that you are under family planning.

3. The Law on Consent is VERY Clear
No matter what anyone thinks,only the person who owns the body has the legal right to give consent.

· For women undergoing CS, the law does NOT give husbands the automatic right to sign the consent form.
· By the provisions of the Constitution, National Health Act, and the Code of Medical Ethics in Nigeria, only the woman should sign her own consent form.

· The consent form is expected to be given to pregnant women to sign during ante-natal visits.

· The law prohibits giving the consent form to women when they are already in labour pain, as they may not understand what they are signing.

· If a woman wants her husband to sign, she must give him a letter of authority.

· For people below 18 years, it is the next-of-kin that signs.

4. What Happens in an Emergency?
In a genuine emergency where the woman hasn't signed ahead of time,the law says the most senior medical practitioner in the hospital must sign the consent form. In special cases, a court order is needed.

5. The Consequences of Ignoring the Law
In Nigeria,many ignore these procedures due to ignorance. However, ignorance of the law is not an excuse.
If issues arise from that surgery,both the doctor and the husband or family member who signed illegally will face legal consequences.
Even if no issues arise,a woman can sue the doctor and her husband for carrying out a CS without her consent. She can claim compensation, send them to jail, and the doctor's license can be withdrawn.

6. Real-Life Examples
· A woman reported that after a CS, she couldn't conceive. She later discovered an implant was put in her during the CS without her authorization.

· I was personally involved in a case where a woman's womb was removed during a CS with only her husband's consent. She wasn't informed even after regaining consciousness. She found out two years later via a scan. This led to the arrest of her husband and the doctor, and they faced legal action.

Final Warning
Always go for anorgans check after every surgery! Protect yourself because your body is your own.