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A Muslim lady wrote this, I read it and I decided to share it here, because is worth sharing. She wrote: “To My Fellow M...
03/11/2025

A Muslim lady wrote this, I read it and I decided to share it here, because is worth sharing.

She wrote:

“To My Fellow Muslims in Nigeria, Let’s be honest with ourselves. No emotion, no sentiment, just truth.

Yes, Muslims have also been killed in this country. Nobody denies that. We’ve lost innocent lives in mosques, villages, and marketplaces from Zamfara to Borno. But let’s stop twisting facts: who are the k1las?

Are they Christians? No.
Are they Jews? No.
Are they Buddhists? No.

They are Jihadists extremists who hide under the name of Islam to slaughter both Christians and Muslims who disagree with their madness.

So when Christians cry out that they are being massacred because of their faith, let’s stop rushing to say “Muslims are victims too.” That’s not the point. Christians are being targeted in the name of religion. Muslims are being kpaid for refusing to join in the madness. Both are victims but the ideology behind the kpaing wears a Jihadist face, not a Christian one.

No Christian has ever kpaid a Muslim in this country in the name of Jesus (pbuh). But how many times have we seen mobs shouting “Allahu Akbar” while burning churches and murdering innocent people? From Borno to Jos Plateau, from Kaduna to Yola these things happened, and we all know it.

Remember Deborah Yakubu in Sokoto? She was lynched in broad daylight and many Muslims, including lawyers, defended her k1las. That was the moment Nigeria lost its moral compass. Instead of defending justice, we defended evil because the victim was a Christian and the kilas were Muslims.

That’s why the world no longer takes our defense seriously. We can’t claim to be victims while defending the monsters among us.

Until Muslims in Nigeria openly condemn and fight Jihadists with the same energy they defend Islam, this blo@dshed will never end. Every time you justify or stay silent, you’re empowering those who destroy our image and faith.

Let’s stop being hypocritical. This isn’t about defending religio

01/11/2025

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Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Johnson Edm, Benjamin Malachovski, Felix Chima, Ifeson ChibuzorDrop a comment to ...
30/10/2025

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Johnson Edm, Benjamin Malachovski, Felix Chima, Ifeson Chibuzor

Drop a comment to welcome them to our community, fans

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29/10/2025

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29/10/2025

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  😱The King of the Ashanti Kingdom, His Majesty Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has arrived in Nigeria ahead of the “Free Nnamdi K...
18/10/2025

😱The King of the Ashanti Kingdom, His Majesty Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has arrived in Nigeria ahead of the “Free Nnamdi Kanu” protest scheduled for Monday, October 20th.

Speaking to reporters at the airport, the Ghanaian monarch said he could no longer stay silent while injustice continues against the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).

“I have been observing how unjust the Nigerian court has been in handling the case of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu,” the King said. “Justice delayed is justice denied. This is not just an Igbo issue — it’s an African issue.”

The King also recalled the historical bond between the Igbos and the people of Ghana, emphasizing the role Igbos played in Ghana’s development.

“The Igbo people have always stood with Ghana. Many of our businesses, schools, and trade routes flourished because of their hard work and wisdom. When a brother is in pain, you don’t look away — you stand by him,” he added.

👉 Read the full story statement here 🔗https://istbw.com/4/10000682

BREAKING NEWS: “Don’t Joke With History — Nigeria Didn’t Defeat the Igbos, It Was a Global Alliance,” Sultan of Sokoto W...
18/10/2025

BREAKING NEWS: “Don’t Joke With History — Nigeria Didn’t Defeat the Igbos, It Was a Global Alliance,” Sultan of Sokoto Warns Yoruba Elders

In a statement that has sparked widespread reactions, the Sultan of Sokoto has cautioned Yoruba elders and political leaders against provoking tensions with the Igbo people, reminding them of the resilience and strength the Igbos demonstrated during the Nigerian Civil War.

According to the Sultan, it’s misleading to claim that Nigeria “won” the Biafra war purely by its own strength.

“Let’s be truthful — Nigeria did not fight the Igbos alone. Britain, America, and five other world powers joined forces to suppress them,” the Sultan said. “On their own, no African nation could have defeated the Igbos in battle. These are people born to fight and survive.”

The Sultan emphasized that the Igbos’ ability to sustain a full-scale war for nearly three years (1967–1970), despite international blockades and limited resources, remains unmatched in African history.

“No nation in Africa has ever held out for three years under such pressure and isolation,” he added. “That’s why it sounds almost laughable when anyone talks about going to war with the Igbos today. Even during the darkest days of the war, there were moments the world thought Biafra would win.

Deeply saddened by the passing of God’s great general, Rev. Uma Ukpai a true vessel of faith whose impact on humanity an...
13/10/2025

Deeply saddened by the passing of God’s great general, Rev. Uma Ukpai a true vessel of faith whose impact on humanity and the Church will be remembered for generations may your soul rest in peace.

Nigerians Are Comparing Rufai Oseni Of Arise TV And Seun Okinbaloye Of Channels TVWhose approach do you prefer?Me: i pre...
10/10/2025

Nigerians Are Comparing Rufai Oseni Of Arise TV And Seun Okinbaloye Of Channels TV

Whose approach do you prefer?

Me: i prefer Oseni, though Sheun is very good at his job too but most times he gave these cr£min@ls an escape route to dodge some vital questions but Oseni is no mercy, he follow them raw because he knew they are cr1mîn@lz.

I am waiting for the day he will host governor Amuneke of Anam
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To all who follow this movement: I urge you to see the light in this unity. Our strength is not in our numbers alone, bu...
10/10/2025

To all who follow this movement: I urge you to see the light in this unity. Our strength is not in our numbers alone, but in our capacity to work together as one.
​Let us be clear: Nnamdi Kanu is not fundamentally different from any of us demanding a better nation. His struggle, like ours, is born from a desire for a fundamental, positive change in this country. We all share the same goal, which is why we continue to make sacrifices, to speak the truth without fear of intimidation or oppression.
​Sowore, I stand with you! And to every voice that aligns with this mission, I call you brother, sister, comrade.
​It is time to put aside all differences, to march as one consolidated front, and to achieve our singular, immediate goal:
​Immediate and Unconditional Freedom for Nnamdi Kanu!

Abia Assembly Plans Peaceful March to Abuja Over Nnamdi Kanu’s DetentionUmuahia, Nigeria — October 8, 2025The Abia State...
08/10/2025

Abia Assembly Plans Peaceful March to Abuja Over Nnamdi Kanu’s Detention

Umuahia, Nigeria — October 8, 2025

The Abia State House of Assembly has announced plans to embark on a peaceful march to Abuja to demand the release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).

The resolution followed a motion of urgent public importance moved during plenary in Umuahia, highlighting widespread concern over Kanu’s continued detention and his reported deteriorating health condition.

Addressing lawmakers, the Speaker of the House, Rt. Hon. Emmanuel Emeruwa, said the Assembly’s decision reflects the collective will of Abia citizens, many of whom view Kanu’s prolonged incarceration as both a human rights and moral issue.

> “The people of Abia State are deeply concerned about the continued detention of our son, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. We will undertake a peaceful march to Abuja to register our position and call for his release in the spirit of peace, unity, and justice,” the Speaker said.

Lawmakers emphasized that the march would be non-violent and carried out within the confines of the law, urging the Federal Government to heed growing appeals for Kanu’s unconditional release.

Kanu, who hails from Abia State, has been detained in Nigeria since June 2021, after he was forcibly taken from Kenya to Nigeria in what international observers and Kenyan courts have described as an extraordinary rendition — an illegal abduction that violated both Kenyan and international law.

Several courts, including the Kenyan High Court and the Nigerian Court of Appeal, have ruled that his rendition was unlawful, though he remains in the custody of Nigeria’s Department of State Services (DSS) pending further legal proceedings.

Human rights organizations, including Amnesty International, have repeatedly called for his immediate release, describing his continued detention as a breach of international human rights standards.

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08/10/2025

May God answers all our prayers

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