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29/11/2025

Rejoicing over the cancellation of a fellow Nigeria brand ambassador like Burna Boy is witchcraft .. I GO SAVE declares

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28/11/2025

Burnaboy No sign of weakness concerts in Nine major cities still going on as scheduled.

Burna made a mistake, which he has apologised for, and haters are trying to stop his show by disseminating fake news
"ODOGWU CAN'T BE CANCELLED BY HATER ". For the true fans of afrobeats and Burna-Boy please go and get your ticket to every venue still on sale.

We told them it is " NO SIGN OF WEAKNESS".
Happy Thanksgiving celebration...

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Burna Boy

28/11/2025

European Parliament memberl talks tough. “Islåmïc terrørïst operate in Nigeria as though they are above the law.” The government has been compromised and now is the time for us to act.

27/11/2025

Exclusive:
Guinea-Bissau Military Escorts Former Nigerian President Good-luck Jonathan Out Of Country Amid Political Tension and uncertainty.

22/11/2025

How some Nigerian military officers are helping Fulani terrorists to kill civilians.

“Did You Know It Was Discovered That One Of The Fulani Attackers Who Slaughtered Over 200 People In Yelwata, Benue State, Was An Active Military Officer In The Nigerian Army?”

– Franc Utoo, SA To The Ex-Governor Of Benue, Reveals In A Shocking Interview
Donald J. Trump

20/11/2025

Nigeria Army Dismises Soldier For Firing Back At Boko Haram Terrorists During Attack

The Nigerian Army has dismissed a frontline soldier, Private Isah Emmanuel, after he allegedly refused to obey a direct ceasefire order issued by his commanding officer during a fierce encounter with Boko Haram insurgents.

The incident occurred on November 17, 2025, when troops under the 16 Brigade Garrison reportedly came under intense attack from Boko Haram fighters. According to internal military documents sighted by reporters, the commanding officer instructed his men to cease fire as part of a tactical withdrawal and repositioning strategy. However, Private Emmanuel defied the directive, arguing that halting fire at that critical moment could expose him and other soldiers to certain death.

Sources within the military said Emmanuel continued firing at the advancing insurgents, allegedly “bombarding their positions with sustained rounds,” a move that reportedly forced the attackers to retreat. Some personnel who witnessed the confrontation said the soldier acted out of fear for his life, insisting that the ceasefire order came at a dangerous moment when enemy fighters were gaining ground.

Despite the outcome of the encounter, the Army ruled that Emmanuel’s action amounted to “disobedience to standing order,” a serious offence under military law. His dismissal was subsequently approved and documented under:

Dismissed Regiment
Army No: 22NA/83/7262
Rank: Private
Name: Isah Emmanuel
Unit: 16 Brigade Garrison
Offence: Disobedience to Standing Order
Date: 17/11/2025

Military analysts say the case highlights the delicate balance between survival instincts on the battlefield and the strict chain of command required in military operations. While some Nigerians online have expressed sympathy for the dismissed soldier, arguing that he may have saved his unit from heavier casualties, others insist that discipline remains the backbone of the armed forces.

As of press time, the Nigerian Army had not issued an official public commentary beyond the internal dismissal notice. It remains unclear whether Private Emmanuel plans to appeal the decision or seek legal redress through military tribunals.

The incident adds to growing debates over rules of engagement, troop welfare, and survival tactics in Nigeria’s prolonged fight against Boko Haram and other extremist elements in the country’s northeastern region.

Peter Agba Kalu

20/11/2025

Live court proceeding of the IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu at the Abuja high court.

03/11/2025

Trump didn’t say he is bringing war to Nigeria tomorrow. He said, “Fix your country, eliminate terrorists, or I will come and do it”. The Nigerian government should see it as a call to duty, not a threat of war. It is the right of the government to safeguard lives and properties, or let the USA do it for them.

31/10/2025

I WAS OFFERED $1M AND A HOUSE IN UNITED STATES IF I CAN TURN AGÁÌNST THE PEOPLE OF TANZANIA WHEN THEY BEGIN THE PROTEST.

“But when my troops rolled out armored tanks and water cannons loaded with tear gas to disperse protesters who had come only to politely demand the freedom of Tanzania,

I took a hard look at the military equipment the government had given us—outdated, second-hand scraps from China and the Soviet Union, relics from the 1950s and ’60s.

The people who want me to defend them have embezzled money that could be used to get the military better equipments!

Why would I turn against the very people who want a better Tanzania, people I am sworn to protect—their lives, their property, their future?

To the people, I chose to stand with you!”

-Tanzania Military Boss General Mkunda who defiles Presido’s order to nack protesters wetin no good

29/10/2025

Mr Elwin Ter Horst has been arrested by the police after assaulting Police officers. He will now face deportation.

29/10/2025

A Dutch national by the name Mr Elwin Ter Horst, who was caught on a viral post spitting and abusing the Kenyan police officers while on duty, is set for deportation. He was initially arrested for abusing his girlfriend in a hotel room.
Should he be banned from entering any African country?

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21/10/2025

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is leaving his residence en route to prison.

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