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12/07/2025

BREAKING NEWS !

Sheikh Sani Yahaya Jingir: “We Fulani will never forgive the Igbo for the killing of Sardauna!”

Jos, Nigeria – July 11, 2025

The National Chairman of the Izala Islamic Movement (Jos branch), Fadilatu Sheikh Sani Yahaya Jingir, has stirred national controversy following a sermon filled with ethnic sentiments that many fear could deepen divisions among Nigeria’s diverse population.

In his recent sermon, Sheikh Jingir harshly criticized a group of Islamic scholars who hosted Peter Obi, the presidential candidate from the Igbo ethnic group and the ADC party, dressing him in traditional Hausa attire. Expressing anger and disapproval, Sheikh Jingir declared:

“If those scholars are not insane, why would you dress someone from the tribe that killed our Sardauna in Hausa garments? We will never forgive the Igbo for that!”

Political Roots of a Historical Grievance

“The political conflict between Sardauna and the Igbo military officers stemmed from Sardauna’s determination to limit their access to power, knowing they often use every opportunity to fill positions with their kinsmen. That’s what led to his assassination.”

More Controversial Remarks

Earlier this week, Sheikh Jingir also made another divisive statement regarding the ongoing banditry crisis in Northern Nigeria. He said:

> “Stop calling Fulani people 'bandits.' Even if they commit crimes, they should be spared. Arrest only the Hausas.”

This statement sparked outrage, especially among residents of the North-East and North-West, where Fulani bandits are believed to have killed over 2 million Hausa civilians, including the Emir of Gobir. Despite the scale of the violence, no formal condolences or responses have been issued by top Fulani monarchs or the Sultanate.

Analysis from Concerned Citizens

A prominent analyst and historical researcher, Musa Kabir , responded:

“When Hausas criticize Fulani dominance, they’re labeled as ‘contract seekers.’ But Sheikh Jingir is openly defending Fulani killers from the pulpit. What’s worse the killing of one Sardauna decades ago, or the ongoing mass slaughter of Hausas by Fulani bandits today?”

Ongoing Threat to Hausa Identity

Historians and political observers argue:

The Fulani elite are actively trying to erase Hausa identity by dominating history, governance, and religious discourse.

Yoruba and Igbo acknowledge the Hausas as a distinct and respected ethnic group, while Fulani narratives attempt to submerge and rewrite Hausa heritage.

Fulani bandits continue to slaughter innocent Hausa villagers, while conflicts with the Igbo are largely isolated and triggered by Fulani-instigated tensions.

A Call for Unity and Responsibility

There’s a growing call for religious leaders, scholars, and community heads to refrain from inciting hatred or inflaming ethnic tensions. Leadership should be about building peace and unity, not spreading division or ethnic superiority.

Stay with us for more in-depth reports, community responses, and political analysis.
📍 Report by KhalidKaduna Hausa Voice News Service (HVNS)

02/07/2025

May this global new month be a blessed and happy month for us all 🙏❣️❣️💯

02/07/2025

Deuteronomy 14:26 outlines that the tithe money, brought to the designated place of worship, can be used to purchase anything the individual desires, such as cattle, sheep, wine, or strong drink, for a feast to be enjoyed with family before the Lord. This verse emphasizes joyful celebration and communal feasting as part of the worship experience.
The verse details that the Israelites were to bring a tenth of their produce (the tithe) to the place God would choose for his worship. Upon arrival, they could exchange this tithe for anything their heart desired for a celebratory meal. This included livestock like oxen or sheep, and even wine or other strong drinks. The verse then instructs them to eat this feast in the presence of God and rejoice with their families.

02/07/2025

K!lling Of Ebonyi Indigenes In Anambra Sparks Public Outrage As APGA National Youth Leader Reacts

By Wisdom Nwedene

The National Youth Leader of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, Hon. Comrade Eze Onyebuchi Chukwu DIL, B.crim has issued an open letter to the governor of Anambra state, Charles Chukwuma Soludo; Governor of Ebonyi state, Francis Nwifuru and the President-general of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide, Senator John Azuta-Mbata condemning killings of Ebonyians in Anambra.

In the letter obtained by our correspondent, Comrade Chukwu who doubles as the Chairman, Forum of National Youth Leaders of All Political Parties in Nigeria, FNYLPPN called on the aforementioned leaders to rise to their position and stop the act which they described as “Heinous and senseless”.

On Monday evening, Ebonyi indigenes in Anambra state had gathered for a meeting when they were suddenly attacked and brutally killed for no known reason.
The APGA youth leader said the act is criminal and urged the governors and president-general to see to justice and,peace, Unity in Igbo land

To governor Soludo, the letter read; “With a heavy heart and deep sense of outrage, I write to you concerning the heinous and senseless killing of innocent Ebonyi State citizens who had gathered for a peaceful General meeting of Ebonyi people in Ogbuoji town, Orumba South Local Government Area of Anambra State.

“This incident is not just a criminal act; it is a moral affront to our shared humanity, to the unity of Ndigbo, and to the fundamental right of every Nigerian to life, movement and peaceful association. It is shocking, unacceptable, and must not go unanswered or unpunished.

“I call on you, dear Governor Soludo, to use your good office as the Chief Security Officer of Anambra State, to rise to the urgency of this occasion. Do everything humanly and legally possible to ensure that the perpetrators of this barbaric act are swiftly identified, apprehended, and prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Let this not be swept under the carpet like many similar tragedies in Nigeria to serve as a deterrence to future occurrence and escalations. Let the blood of innocent Ebonyians not cry in vain on Anambra soil.”
To governor Nwifuru of Ebonyi state, Comrade Chukwu made a call to action for Ebonyians to be defended. He insisted that silence is not the answer but all Ebonyians across the Southeast must be protected.

He said; “To our own Governor, His Excellency Francis Ogbonnaya Nwifuru, we cannot remain silent while our people are humiliated, attacked, and murdered without provocation. Now is the time to rise to the occasion and defend Ebonyians, not just within our borders but wherever they may reside in the Southeast. The safety and dignity of our people must be non-negotiable.

“I write you not just as a concerned Ebonyi citizen but as a voice of a people who have suffered for too long in silence. The latest tragic and barbaric killing of Ebonyians during a peaceful village meeting in Ogbuji Town, Orumba South Local Government Area of Anambra State, is the final straw. It is not just a tragedy — it is a wake-up call. Dear Nwifuru, initiate the Immediate Evacuation and Relocation of Ebonyi Citizens from Hostile Anambra Communities.
“Our brothers and sisters in Anambra have been subjected to systematic discrimination, humiliation, and rejection. They are denied housing, refused shops, labelled as outsiders, and treated as second-class citizens. And now, they are being murdered in cold blood. Enough is enough.

“We must no longer gamble with the lives of Ebonyi men, women, and children living in communities where they are not wanted and not safe. Let us bring them home to our state that values them, protects them, and provides them with opportunities to grow and thrive in peace. May posterity remember you as the Governor who stood up and said: "Never again shall Ebonyi people be humiliated on the soil of Anambra."

To Ohanaeze Ndigbo, the youth leader lamented that Ebonyians across other Igbo states have been utterly discriminated for no just cause.
According to him, "Ebonyians have been discriminated and humiliated therefore, they have demanded equality and oneness noting that they are all igbos."
“And to the leadership of Ohaneze Ndigbo, it is time to tell ourselves the bitter truth: Ebonyi people have been historically discriminated against, humiliated, stigmatised, and marginalised in their own Igbo homeland. The people of Anambra State, in particular, have for too long perpetuate a culture of disdain and exclusion towards our people irrespective of the noticeable contributions of Ebonyi people to the growth of Anambra State.

“Our sons and daughters living in Anambra continue to suffer subtle and open humiliation, landlords rejecting them for no reason, business owners denying them opportunities, and now, outright violence and elimination. This prejudice has been tolerated for far too long under the silence of leaders who should know better. The age-long stereotype of Ebonyi people as inferior or unwanted must stop. No Igbo is more Igbo. Enough is enough.

“We are Igbos. We are Ndigbo. We are not inferior. We are not lesser. And we will no longer tolerate this disgraceful treatment from our brothers and sisters. It is a deep betrayal of our common ancestry and values. It has become hypothetical to say that we are one Ndigbo without resolving this negative culture of Ndi Anambra against Ndi Ebonyi.

“I call on all Igbo leaders, particularly the leadership of Ohaneze Ndigbo, to speak up and act now. There must be a regional dialogue to address this painful truth and begin the healing. Unity cannot exist where hate and discrimination thrive.

“I am angry, disappointed, and heartbroken. But more than anything, I am resolved that the lives of Ebonyi people must matter in Anambra, in Enugu, in Abia, Imo and throughout the Southeast and Nigeria. We have Anambra citizens in Ebonyi and we have done them nothing less than hospitality.

“This letter is a call for justice, dignity, and solidarity. History will judge us all by what we did or failed to do in moments like this,” the forum cried.

27/06/2025

June 27, 2025
EMMA POWERFUL, SPOKESPERSON AND MEDIA & PUBLICITY SECRETARY IPOB

*KENYAN HIGH COURT DECLARES THE RENDITION OF MAZI NNAMDI KANU ILLEGAL: A CRUSHING BLOW TO NIGERIA’S LIES AND INTERNATIONAL LAWLESSNESS.*

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) wishes to formally announce a resounding judicial earthquake that has shaken the legal foundations of the fraudulent rendition of our leader, ONYENDU Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. In a historic, courageous, and landmark judgement delivered on June 24, 2025, the High Court of Kenya, sitting in Nairobi, found that the abduction, incommunicado detention, torture, and illegal transfer of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu from Kenya to Nigeria in June 2021 was unlawful, unconstitutional, and a gross violation of his fundamental human rights under Kenyan and international law.

This judgement vindicates our consistent position that what transpired in Nairobi in June 2021 was not extradition but extraordinary rendition — a criminal act of state-sponsored international terrorism involving the highest authorities of the Nigerian and Kenyan governments.

We are grateful beyond measure to the brilliant legal leadership of Professor PLO Lumumba, lead counsel in the Kenyan litigation, whose courage, clarity, and tenacity led to this monumental legal victory. IPOB also extends heartfelt appreciation to the Kenyan judiciary, especially Hon. Justice E.C. Mwita, who stood tall against ferocious political interference and international diplomatic pressure to deliver a fearless judgement grounded in law, morality, and constitutional justice.

We know, and now the world must acknowledge, that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu did not commit any crime in Kenya. He entered Kenya lawfully as a British citizen. He was abducted in broad daylight at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport by agents of Nigeria’s secret police in collusion with rogue elements of the Kenyan security apparatus. He was chained, tortured, denied medication, and eventually bundled onto a private jet and flown illegally to Abuja without any extradition hearing or judicial warrant.

The judgment held the Kenyan government liable for violations of Mazi Kanu’s rights, awarding compensatory damages of 10 million Kenyan shillings, a mere token of the monumental injustice inflicted but a massive blow to Nigeria’s false narrative. The court found that:

Mazi Kanu was abducted without any lawful cause;
He was tortured and detained incommunicado in violation of the Kenyan Constitution;
His removal from Kenya was unconstitutional and illegal;
The Kenyan government was complicit in the illegal operation in concert with the Nigerian government.
This verdict places a permanent and indelible legal stain on the records of former presidents Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya, 'Muhammadu Buhari' of Nigeria and former Attorney General Abubakar Malami, and their accomplices. It also exposes the criminal lobbying missions embarked upon by Nigerian leaders — from 'Buhari', Osinbajo, to Tinubu and Shettima — all of whom tried and failed to manipulate Kenya’s judiciary to cover up this internationally condemned act of extraordinary rendition.

Let it be known that this is not the end. This is the beginning of a global accountability campaign. All those responsible — in Kenya, Nigeria, or elsewhere — shall be pursued to the ends of the earth under the universal principle of accountability for crimes against humanity. Neither British diplomatic complicity nor cowardly silence from Western powers will shield the perpetrators from the legal, diplomatic, and moral reckoning that is coming.

To Justice E.C. Mwita, we say thank you for your judicial bravery. To Professor PLO Lumumba and his team, we salute your exceptional advocacy. To the oppressed peoples of the world, this is your victory — a warning to tyrants that international borders will no longer shield criminal regimes from justice.

To the Nigerian judiciary, let this be a mirror: Justice is not an act of cowardice, but of courage.

21/06/2025

GEOPOLITICS: Nigeria’s Inadequacies Birthed Indigenous People Of Biafra

Geopolitics is the term used in describing the impact politics and international relations exert on Earth’s geography. In other words, it is a measure of how factors such as location, climate, topography, natural resources, and borders influence the power, foreign policy, and interactions between countries and continents. But for a layman, it is the struggle for control of land, territories, maritime spaces, natural resources (like oil and gas or water), and strategic locations (like shipping lanes).

The first inorganic geopolitics against Africa, by a group of geographically located countries, was the commissioning of slave trade. It objectively condemned Africans to a cheap labour to work the plantations and a commodity to be transacted. As industrialization loomed large and slavery became economically unsustainable, the Berlin Conference of 1884 — 1885 was hatched. The primary aim was the balkanization of Africa into colonies for extractive minerals for export.

After WWII, a wave of Pan-Africanism swept across Africa. To pacify it, the colonialists left but socially engineered a fractured independent African countries. The CIA and MI6 surgically murdered nationalist African leaders or ousted them through a bloody coup or imposed a self-hating, Stockholm syndrome displaying leader groomed to be pro-West. In extreme instances, a combination of these and economically sabotaging war are used.

In the case of Nigeria as an emerging economic powerhouse, the socially engineered division was anchored on religious and tribal acrimony. The inadequate formation of one Nigeria between the predominantly Christian south and the predominantly Moslem north – despite their cultural diversity – was a cheap geopolitical point made intentionally. Nigeria was never created to work for the indigenous people, but rather to be a source of cheap raw materials. It was a trade off between invaders; one needed a land to dwell, while the other wanted unfettered access to minerals. It was a win-win for them.

Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), made Biafrans aware of the term ‘geopolitics’. It was during his broadcasts on Radio Biafra that he explained in the most simple form how the gulf of guinea (bight of Biafra) is strategic as a world trade route, how the pharmaceutical and food industrial complex vested in genetically modified organisms (GMOs), like Bayer and Monsanto, use the Fulani terrorists herdsmen to kill natural or organic farmers; how Biafra genocidal war, militancy and terrorism are geopolitical cards played for controlling Biafra oil and gas.

IPOB, through her Biafra Education Awareness, is informing Biafrans that it is not enough to draw a religious conclusion emotionally just because the Fulani terrorists shout ‘Allahu Akbar’. Granted, Islam is not wanted in our land, it has to be said that even though Christians are the most butchered and brutalized, indigenous Nupe and Hausa Muslims in Niger, Zamfara and Sokoto states, for example, are not spared. This will tell you that Fulani terrorists herdsmen do not have a religion but use Islam as a cover. After all, the AES countries are indigenous Muslims, yet the Fulani terrorists herdsmen are socially engineered for geopolitical gains by external forces against those countries. Therefore, Biafrans must begin to look beyond religion, but instead observe motive tethered on geopolitics.

The simple message of IPOB is that 'One Nigeria' is a geopolitical talking point. One Nigeria is irredeemably fractured, socially retrogressive and culturally repulsive. IPOB is uncompromisingly insisting that the only way out of the quagmire enveloping the indigenous peoples trapped in the burial ground called one Nigeria is a total dissolution through referendum. One Nigeria is unsalvageable and an inadequacy that gave birth to IPOB.

Family Writers Press International

21/06/2025

Today, the Federal Republic of Nigeria CLOSED its case against Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. The Court granted the defense 14 days to file its written address on a no-case submission & 14 days to the prosecution to respond. The Court then adjourned to 18th July. Thank you for your support.

21/06/2025

HERE IS THE MEANING OF NO CASE SUBMISSION IN LEGAL TERMS:

The essence of a "No Case Submission" lies in the contention by the Mazi Nnamdi Kanu defence team that the evidence adduced by the prosecution failed to establish a prima facie case against the defendant to make it imperative for the court to call upon the defendant to defend himself or answer to the charge.

1. Submission of a "No Case Submission” by
Mazi Nnamdi Kanu defense team means that there is no case for the accused person (MNK) to answer. It’s also means that there is no evidence to which even if the court believes it; it could convict the accused person (MNK) upon.

2 . The question whether or not the court does believe the evidence of the prosecution does not arise nor is the credibility of the witnesses in issue

3 . Put simply, a "No Case Submission" refers to the fact that there is no enough sufficient evidence adduced by the prosecution (Awomolo) upon which the court can convict the accused or the defendant (MNK) and there is no need for the accused or defendant to enter his defence and make a case proving his innocence of the alleged crime.

4 In essence, MNK defense team is asking the court for an acquittal without having to present our case before the court as the prosecution has failed to prove legally and establish before the court the commission of the crime by the accused person (MNK)

5 . In Nigeria, under the Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015, there are two instances where the no case submission can be raised;

The first; is at the instance of the court. Section 302 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act gives the power to the court to record a finding of not guilty in respect of the defendant without calling the defendant to enter his defence. This when done will lead to the discharge of the accused/defendant.

Secondly; where a no case submission can be raised is on application by the defendant or the defence counsel as stated in Section 303 (1) of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act. Thus, the court can suo motu make a no case submission for the defendant or the defence can do so as well. Procedurally, this could be done by way of motion on notice with a supporting affidavit and a written address. The prosecutor has a right to reply to the motion. A no case submission could also be made by oral application of defence counsel as MNK defense team rightly did today.

Therefore we are asking the court to discharge and acquit Mazi Nnamdi Kanu for so far the prosecution has failed to adduce sufficient evidence that would warrant the conviction of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu K by the court.



Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu , stop the hate against Ndi Igbo and free the prisoner of conscience - Mazi Nnamdi Kanu from illegal detention because he committed no crime known to the Nigeria and international laws.

21/01/2025

21/01/2025

BREAKING 🚨 🚨

President Donald Trump breaks the divorce law that has been tormenting men in the US.

Donald Trump has just become the 47th president of the United States and finally looked into the divorce law that has been tormenting men in America.

“Just because you get married to a rich man doesn't mean you have to get half of his wealth and end up rich after divorce,” says Trump.

“Divorce has become a very lucrative business for women in the United States and I'm gonna put an end to it. If a woman marries a rich man, it doesn't mean she gets to leave as a rich woman after divorce.

If upon divorce the woman needs money, the man can borrow her a maximum of $1-million if she has a collateral. $1-million isn't a lot of money for the rich man but it should be a lot money for the woman because she didn't work for it.

If I'm worth $50-million, I'm not gonna give you $25-million after divorce. It's my money and I worked very hard for it. I don't care if we've been married for 6 years or even 25 years or even have children. If you don't have enough money to take care of our children, leave them with me. I think that just because somebody marries somebody that built something huge, doesn't necessarily mean that just because they get a divorce, that they should end up like the Queen of Sheba,” ~Donald Trump.

You just have to respect this man! Welcome back Donald Trump, the world already missed your presence.✨

Pick up line; QUEEN OF SHEBAA😂😂

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Me: Trump is a gift to the whole world. He has also changed some others weird practices in America.

20/01/2025

"Just because you get married to a rich man doesn't mean you have to get half of his wealth and end up rich after dîvorce." __ Donald Trump

"Dîvorce has become a very lucrative business for women in the United States and I'm gonna put an end t it. If a woman marries a rich man, it doesn't mean she gets to leave as a rich woman after dîvorce.
If upon dîvorce the woman needs money, the man can borrow her a maximum of $1-million if she has a colleteral. $1-million isn't alot of money for the rich man but it should be a lot about for the woman because she didn't work for it.
If I'm worth $50-million, I'm not gonna give you $25-million after dîvorce. It's my money and I worked very hard for it. I don't care if we've been married for 6 years or even 25 years or even have children. If you don't have enough money to take care of our children, leave them with me. I think that just because somebody marries somebody that built something huge, doesn't necessarily mean that just because they get a dîvorce, that they should end up like the Queen of Sheba." ~ Donald Trump

Donald Trump just became the 47th president of the United States and he finally wants to look into the dîvorcē law that has been t0rmenting men in America 👏👏

Respect this man 💪

20/01/2025

Donald Trump has been sworn in as the 47th President of the United States, marking the beginning of his second term in office.This milestone makes him the second president in U.S. history to serve non-consecutive terms, after Grover Cleveland in 1893. Trump's inauguration ceremony took place on January 20, 2025, with JD Vance being sworn in as the 50th Vice President of the United States.