Ojuju. retweeted
“There’s nothing you can do man” quickly turns into “that’s called whoopin yo ass.” Was justice served?
Ojuju. retweeted
I want pepper, add plenty pepper. Extra gizzards, please more pepper and I want to see the sauce
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“If you believe that Allah Almighty is not beneath the sky, your punishment is to be slaughtered.”
— JIBWIS cleric in Sokoto.
Cautioned: No belief or theological disagreement should ever be used to justify murder.
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I wonder why this video of a Tesla charging into a wall isn't getting all the views it deserves. Almost as if someone didn't want it to be shown.
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Lad, I know that you are nothing but a fucking cancerous grifter. A beg, a charlatan, a hater, so shove your apology up your fucking arse.
If it's hate you want to play with you fucking dumb grifter, let's play. 🖕🏾🫵🏾🤡
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No it wasn't poorly timed.
You timed it perfectly and knew the joke was in poor taste but told it anyway because your only real concern is the numbers you see when you look at your views.
You would sell out your own family for a viral clip.
You blocked me on tiktok for asking the question "what was with the saka comment" because I asked you to explain why you made the comment and wanted the real answer from your mouth, the truth, the truth being:
Your whole "Arsenal hate campaign" isn't really based on hate, more the £1's generated for being an obsessed anti Arsenal mouth piece in an era where our quest for success has enemies.... Which isn't illegal.
Many creators or pundits wage the same agenda for the same reasons that still praised him for this award for philanthropy and kept it moving.
Imagine the uproar if Arsenal creators did the same when Mane won the first of these awards in 2022 whilst supporting the team you claim to support, but spend too much time obsessing over us to say "fuck Arsenal" to actually support properly or at all....we would have never heard the end of it.
Cancerous grifter. That's what you are.
Get in the bin and save me your bullshit excuses.
Own your shit 🫵🏾🤡
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First, the Izala/JIBWIS elders claimed he could have been a "spy" sent to infliyrate them. Their minions went all out to say that the video was doctored, until we started showing them more chants he has made. Then, the elders stood right by him, in solidarity?
This guy didn't just say he wanted to kill an unbeliever. He wanted to commit mass murder. He said he needed his AK-47 to go
Cikin arna - the midst of unbelievers
Suna murna - (when) they're celebrating or rejoicing
Suna tapi - (while) they're clapping
Na basu wuta - I open fire on them
Rudum dudududum - ratatata.
He has sung this multiple times and had made different recordings of him singing the song. There are other guys of his age around him and many kids who would be trained with this ideology. Multiple people liked the videos.
This is the person they're standing in solidarity with. I just thought you should know.
Ojuju. retweeted
Please if you or your loved ones stay in Ogijo, I sell finger foods and it's so good you'll be thankful you got something for yourself off the menu
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Replying to @pmnewsnigeria
The headline of this news story is inaccurate and misleading. WHO has not declared Nigeria Ebola‑free. Nigeria currently has no confirmed case of Ebola following the medical evacuation of the index patient to Switzerland. Health officials are closely monitoring 52 contacts who may have been exposed.
Under the International Health Regulations, a country can only be declared Ebola‑free after a 42‑day countdown following the last confirmed case testing negative twice for the virus or, in this situation, after the evacuation of the confirmed case. This period is then followed by heightened surveillance.
WHO requests that this headline be retracted and corrected. It is an inaccurate interpretation of the X post made by the WHO Regional Director for Africa.
@WHOAFRO
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Earlier this morning, the Ebola patient in Nigeria and her contact, who is also her husband, were medically evacuated to Switzerland.
The reasons for the evacuation are:
✅ Both the patient and her husband are Swiss citizens.
✅ The patient is clinically stable. The Nigerian medical team successfully managed her through the acute phase of the illness and stabilized her condition.
On behalf of WHO and all partners, I warmly congratulate the Government of Nigeria, health workers, clinicians, emergency responders and all those involved in the response. This is a remarkable achievement and a testament to what Africa can accomplish when we work together.
With the evacuation of the patient and her husband, Nigeria currently has no Ebola cases.
However, vigilance remains critical. Nigeria will continue the close follow-up of 52 contacts, while Switzerland will assume responsibility for the continued management of the patient and the follow-up of contact number 53, her husband.
Congratulations once again to everyone involved. This is a proud moment demonstrating African expertise, resilience, and leadership in public health.
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Ce matin, la patiente atteinte d’Ebola au Nigéria et son contact, qui est également son époux, ont été évacués médicalement vers la Suisse.
Les raisons de cette évacuation sont les suivantes :
✅ La patiente et son mari sont tous deux citoyens suisses.
✅ La patiente est cliniquement stable. L’équipe médicale nigériane a réussi à la prendre en charge durant la phase aiguë de la maladie et à stabiliser son état.
Au nom de l’OMS et de tous les partenaires, je félicite chaleureusement le Gouvernement du Nigéria, les agents de santé, les cliniciens, les intervenants d’urgence et toutes les personnes impliquées dans la réponse. C’est une réalisation remarquable et une preuve de ce que l’Afrique peut accomplir lorsque nous travaillons ensemble.
Avec l’évacuation de la patiente et de son mari, le Nigéria ne compte actuellement plus de cas d’Ebola.
Cependant, la vigilance reste essentielle. Le Nigéria poursuivra le suivi rapproché de 52 contacts, tandis que la Suisse assurera la prise en charge continue de la patiente et le suivi du 53ᵉ contact, son mari.
Félicitations encore à toutes celles et ceux qui ont contribué à cette réussite. Ce moment est une fierté, démontrant l’expertise, la résilience et le leadership africains en santé publique.
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Hoje de manhã, a paciente com doença pelo vírus Ebola na Nigéria e o seu contacto, que é também o seu marido, foram evacuados por via médica para a Suíça.
A evacuação deve-se aos seguintes motivos:
✅ Tanto a paciente como o seu marido são cidadãos suíços.
✅ A paciente encontra-se clinicamente estável. A equipa médica nigeriana conseguiu prestar-lhe cuidados durante a fase aguda da doença e estabilizar o seu estado de saúde.
Em nome da OMS e de todos os parceiros, felicito calorosamente o Governo da Nigéria, os profissionais de saúde, os clínicos, as equipas de resposta a emergências e todas as pessoas envolvidas na resposta. Esta é uma conquista notável e uma prova do que África pode alcançar quando trabalhamos em conjunto.
Com a evacuação da paciente e do seu marido, a Nigéria não tem atualmente nenhum caso de doença pelo vírus Ebola.
No entanto, é fundamental manter a vigilância. A Nigéria continuará a acompanhar de perto 52 contactos, enquanto a Suíça assumirá a responsabilidade pela continuidade dos cuidados à paciente e pelo acompanhamento do contacto número 53, o seu marido.
Mais uma vez, felicito todas as pessoas envolvidas. Este é um momento de orgulho que demonstra a competência, a resiliência e a liderança de África no domínio da saúde pública.
I Confirm that, with my approval, earlier this morning, the index case for Nigeria’s first imported Ebola virus disease departed Abuja for Switzerland. The index patient was clinically much improved, stable, conscious, communicating, and her clinical laboratory test results closing towards baseline. This does not mean she is not still infectious, hence the strict protocols in place.
The patient was evacuated along with her spouse who has remained asymptomatic.
I thank all the various clinical staff for the high quality care they provided the patient as well as the public health personnel who ensured the evacuation was carried out in line with best public health measures for such evacuations.
We will provide further updates later this afternoon after the patient and her spouse lands successfully in their destination.
All public health measures are continuing to ensure successful containment of the imported virus. I urge Nigerians to remain vigilant and rely on information from credible sources.
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I swear the pain United are going through right now is not enough. Let them suffer even more.
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I must say, it was difficult hearing the hurt in Gary Neville's voice at the end of that game, so I turned up the volume on the TV and could hear it much better.





























