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I actually don't and can't understand why we're not praying Al-Qunut in every single masjid in this country.
How do we expect to overcome the evil and helplessness that defines our communities as of today without the help of Allah?
Have we lost our connection to Our Rabb so badly that we'd rather nag and complain as we helplessly watch while our communities and even country is being ravaged by insecurity instead of turning to The One who is Our Rabb and Sustainer?
Make it make sense, because it doesn't.
Every person who prays in a masjid has the social responsibility to request and insist that Al-Qunut be recited in that masjid. If the imam refuses, then you KNOW he is complicit.
This is the least we can do.
AL-QUNUT THESE PROBLEMS AWAY
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The people who rescued(🤡) Ahmed Zakka but have still failed to rescue pregnant Jamila, just know that if this woman dies, her blood will be on your hands.
Jamila who is pregnant has been bleeding in the forest in the hands of these evil people for weeks. Ransom has reportedly been paid five different times, yet she remains captive.
To those protecting insecurity and speaking for this failed government instead of demanding action: may Allah (SWT) hold you accountable, and may He deny you the wishes you seek through your wickedness.
#BringJamilahome
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The killing of a police inspector and 11 civilians in Kebbi is another painful reminder that communities need urgent protection, intelligence-led operations and sustained action—not just condemnation.
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Worst of all, this same guy has been arrested multiple times and always gets released.
Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un. This interview is deeply disturbing. Towards the end, the bandit allegedly claims that he buys guns from soldier called Abdul, some of whom he claims have even built houses with the money he gain from selling guns to them.
What makes this even more alarming is that he reportedly both he and the soldier lives in the same place where a kidnapping took place, where Sikiru was shot and nine people were abducted in PW Babban Saura.
This is heartbreaking. The very people entrusted with protecting our lives must not be complicit in the insecurity destroying us.
These allegations must be thoroughly investigated, and anyone found guilty must face the full consequences of the law. How can citizens feel safe when those meant to protect them are accused of enabling the very people terrorising them?
Haba dan Allah😭💔
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It’s been 167 days since 42 school children between the ages of 2 and 14 (only 4 are 15 years old) were abducted from their school in Askira-Uba, Borno State. 💔 @GovBorno @ProfZulum, we are still painfully waiting to hear the progress made by security forces to bring them home!!!!
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So this hungry-looking, sickly criminal had only N3 million left in the bush when he was eventually nabbed, despite allegedly collecting millions in ransom.🤦🏾♂️🤌🏾
He also reportedly confessed to the police that they allegedly buy arms from a soldier named Abdul, who sells each gun for N1 million. He further claimed that the soldier own houses in the PW Babban Saura area close to their houses.
Nigerians are being betrayed by same people that were supposed to protect them. These allegations are grave and deserve a thorough investigation. If confirmed, everyone involved must be brought to justice and dealt with accordingly.
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That's why we are supporting the government for community policing. Hopefully the state police will be the end of this trouble. But we already have joint task force with vigilante and the police force at community levels, that is similar to your proposal.
Imagine communities terrorised by bandits and terrorists being legally permitted to organise a regulated community defence system, including licensed arms ownership under strict state supervision.
This is not a call for everyone to carry guns. It is a proposal for a controlled, community-based framework with a recognised council, proper screening, licensing, training, accountability and clear rules of engagement, working in coordination with the security agencies.
A serious national conversation on regulated community self-defence is something we should look at.
I hope the state Police will take the lead on this issue when they eventually come on board.
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There is nothing intellectually impressive about being uncouth, nothing liberating about having no home training, and certainly nothing sophisticated about making your lack of restraint everybody else’s problem. Kawai ku rinqa jama iyayenku zagi a banza a wofi.
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Albani Zaria is a walking encyclopedia I genuinely enjoy listening to him. From his struggles to Islamic knowledge, history, technology, and life itself, Malam is a whole university in human form. The depth of knowledge he carries is not something you come across every day.
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Movements and ideologies do not necessarily die with their founders.
The Christian movement grew after the death of Jesus Christ. Islam spread beyond Arabia after the death of Prophet Muhammad (SAW). 1/5
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I love how Nigerian Christians suddenly develop amnesia when it suits them. 😂 Burna Boy says “Insha Allah,” and them kuffs are explaining that using Arabic words doesn’t make someone Muslim. Even Christians use “Insha Allah” and “Alhamdulillah.”
Mfs we’ve been saying this for years. Anyone can use Arabic expressions. Yet, when a terrorist commits a crime and shouts “Allahu Akbar,” you immediately use those same words as proof that Islam is responsible.
When Burna Boy says “Insha Allah,” it’s just Arabic, but when a terrorist says “Allahu Akbar,” it’s evidence against Islam?
Double, triple, quadruple standards😂
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The problem be say extremism to you might mean praying five times a day.
Because why would you be triggered by a person saying Islam is the most important thing in their life.
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Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un. This interview is deeply disturbing. Towards the end, the bandit allegedly claims that he buys guns from soldier called Abdul, some of whom he claims have even built houses with the money he gain from selling guns to them.
What makes this even more alarming is that he reportedly both he and the soldier lives in the same place where a kidnapping took place, where Sikiru was shot and nine people were abducted in PW Babban Saura.
This is heartbreaking. The very people entrusted with protecting our lives must not be complicit in the insecurity destroying us.
These allegations must be thoroughly investigated, and anyone found guilty must face the full consequences of the law. How can citizens feel safe when those meant to protect them are accused of enabling the very people terrorising them?
Haba dan Allah😭💔
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I will never get tired of calling their attention until JAMILA is FREE
Please don't get tired of retweeting and mentioning the right authority, let's bring Jamila back home
#BringJamilaHome
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Footage shows healthcare workers singing and dancing at an Ebola treatment centre in DR Congo after the last patient made a full recovery and left.
The Doctors Without Borders-run centre in Mongbwalu was where the latest outbreak began.
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I don’t think you need AI to win.
Channel your campaign energy into initiating robust reconciliation talks & settling disputes among the warring factions in your party. Be prepared to make concessions, even if that means forming a rainbow coalition. Devote more time to aggressive empowerment programmes to ease the harsh living conditions in one of the poorest states in this country.
You have to think big & act big. You are no longer just Radda’s champion. You govern an entire state. Govern like a governor, campaign like one.
Official Campaign Flag-Off for the 2027 Elections
Today in Funtua, we officially flagged off the Tinubu/Dikko 2027 Campaign, reaffirming our commitment to the continued development of Katsina State and Nigeria.
Our administration’s achievements under the Building Your Future Agenda reflect our commitment to improving security, infrastructure, education, healthcare, agriculture and economic opportunities for our people.
We appreciate President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his leadership under the Renewed Hope Agenda and remain committed to strengthening collaboration for sustainable development.
As we move forward, I urge our party leaders, stakeholders and supporters to remain united, peaceful and committed to our shared vision of a more secure and prosperous Katsina State.
Let us work together to build on the progress achieved and work towards a brighter future for all.
God Bless Katsina! God Bless Nigeria!!
