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Super Eagles 🇳🇬 🦅 chances of playing at the World Cup continue to gather momentum.

FIFA has started a serious investigation into the allegations of falsification of documents by DR Congo for fielding an ineligible player for the playoffs.

The outcome of the investigation would determine if DR Congo will be at the World Cup.

The Super Eagles 🇳🇬🦅being the team they beat in final playoffs in Africa, will take their slot in the continental playoffs in Mexico next year.

Exciting days ahead!!!

Bandit kingpin Bello Turji released a video defending former Minister of Defence Bello Matawalle, asserting that Matawalle merely invited them to the Zamfara State government house and denying claims of a 30 million naira payment. In an attempt to do a damage control over the scandal of Bandits sponsorship by Dr Matawalle as a Governor, Turji inadvertently confirmed several facts mentioned by Sheikh Murtala Bello Asada.

ARMING THE FOREST GUARDS

ALHAMDULLAH!!!
During the Federal Executive Council meeting held on Wednesday, 10th December 2025, President Tinubu directed the National Security Adviser, Malam Nuhu Ribadu, to ensure that Forest Guards are fully armed, their numbers increased, and that they are deployed to forests where kidnapping and banditry remain serious threats.

President Tinubu stressed that Nigeria must make full use of every available security asset to end kidnapping, banditry, and other security challenges across the country.

In addition to the military, police, and other security agencies already working to maintain peace, the President ordered that Forest Guards be sent deep into the forests, where they can apply their specialized training to track and dismantle criminal groups.

It was also disclosed that the Forest Guards have undergone special training conducted by the DSS.

Lieutenant-Colonel Pascal Tigri, the mastermind behind the foiled coup attempt in Benin🇧🇯 who fled to Togo🇹🇬, is now in Burkina Faso🇧🇫, and President Ibrahim Traore says he has granted him "political refugee status."

Burkina Faso yet to release detained NAF pilots despite diplomatic pressure, a painful reality and a dangerous path

By; Zagazola Makama

Burkina Faso’s continued detention of eleven Nigerian Air Force (NAF) pilots and crew for more than 48 hours has now crossed from a diplomatic irritation into a worrying affront to international norms, regional solidarity, and basic military aviation protocols.

Despite sustained high-level diplomatic intervention by Nigeria quietly and firmly conducted behind the scenes, the Burkinabè junta has remained unmoved. The silence of ICAO, ECOWAS and other multilateral institutions has only deepened the sense of injustice and disbelief.

At this moment, eleven NAF personnel remain in unlawful custody in Ouagadougou. No explanation. No justification. No adherence to the aviation safety rules binding even during conflict.
It is a painful reality, one that raises a serious question: What exactly is Burkina Faso trying to prove with this needless hostility toward Nigeria? Nigeria has never, at any point, acted in a manner that undermines the Burkinabè state. The two nations share history, security challenges, and mutual dependence within the Sahel.

In March 2025, A high-level delegation from the African Economic and Security (AES) bloc, representing Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, came to Nigeria to explore the country’s innovative non-kinetic approaches to counterterrorism. The focal points of their visit was Operation Safe Corridor (OPSC) and the Borno Model, initiatives renowned for their success in the deradicalization, rehabilitation, and reintegration of former combatants.

This collaborative effort draws attention to Nigeria’s leadership role in shaping effective counterterrorism strategies that blend military actions with community-driven solutions.

Also, in times past, Nigeria has provided support, training, airlift, intelligence, and diplomatic cover to many of its West African Neighbour.

The Nigeria’s former Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), Gen. Christopher Musa(Rtd) and now the Minister for Defense has at that time reassured the AES delegation who visited him of the Armed Forces of Nigeria’s unwavering support, despite their withdrawal of Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).

Gen. Musa emphasized that terrorism knows no borders, making regional cooperation essential. The enemies we are dealing with have no respect for life, no respect for humanity, no respect for boundaries. It is critical that we work together to fight and defeat them.

For Ouagadougou to respond with this level of provocation is not only disappointing, but also dangerous. Nations must understand that alliances are built over decades, but can be destroyed in a single reckless moment.

They must know that No country remains permanently strong or permanently weak. Today it is Nigeria’s pilots. Tomorrow, it could be Burkina Faso in need of the same diplomatic or military cooperation it is now casually endangering.

Burning bridges in the Sahel, a region already overwhelmed by terrorism, fragile borders, and internal instability is a perilous choice. Hostile posturing against a neighbour that has historically supported regional stability serves no strategic purpose.

I believe that Nigeria will continue to act responsibly, leveraging diplomacy to secure the unconditional release of its personnel. But Burkina Faso must remember:

Great nations do not demonstrate strength by detaining friendly forces. They demonstrate strength by respecting international norms, honouring regional partnership, and choosing dialogue over provocation.

Source zagazola makama

The leader of the failed coup d’état in the Benin Republic, Lt Col Pascal Tigri, is reportedly hiding in neighbouring Togo, according to a senior government official in Benin. Speaking on condition of anonymity, the official said the Beninese government would formally request Tigri’s extradition, though Togo’s authorities have yet to comment publicly on the claim, according to the BBC.

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🚨 BRËAKING NËWS: Terr+rists Sp⁰tted Moving on Mot⁰rcyc[es Acrøss N⁰rthern Nigeria

Fresh t£ns!on has gr!pp£d parts of N⁰rthern Nigeria after a c!rcu|ating video showed $usp£cted terr+rists moving in groups on mot⁰rcyc|es. The fo⁰tage, shared online early this morning, has sp@rked concern among res!dents and auth⁰rities.

Accørding to s⁰urces who shared the video, the arm£d men were seen nav¡gating thr⁰ugh remote r⁰utes bel¡eved to be cl⁰se to several rural communities. Alth⁰ugh the exact l⁰cat!on has not yet been off!cially conf!rmed, locals f£ar the movement may s!gnal a planned att*ck or rene₩ed activity by in$urg£nt gr⁰ups in the reg!on.

$ecur!ty £xp£rts have ₩ nearby c⁰mmun!ties to rema!n vig!lant, avo!d is⁰lated r⁰utes, and pr⁰mptly rep⁰rt any susp!cious m⁰vements to auth⁰rities.

Res!dents are urg!ng the g⁰vernment and $ecur!ty ag£ncies to take swift act!on to pr£vent p⁰tent!al att*cks and £nsure safety acr⁰ss the aff£cted areas.

Idan mutum yaci abinci a faranti a Restaurant, tashi yake ya tafi babu godi bare na gode!

Idan yaci abinci a gida, kwashe farantin ake a wanke don amfanin gaba!

Ki dena cewa maza mayaudara ne, inde ya riga yaci a waje ba’a gida ba, to Bazai martabashi ba, mafi akasari abunda akaci a gida anfi girmamashi da daraja shi.

Abincin gida ana dafashi ne a ci saboda soyayya, abincin waje kuma ana cinsa ne saboda lalura. 😠

Wannan Darasi bawai akan abinci bane!!🙄🚶

NGULDE HAVE ARRIVED

Have you listened to this SAMARIN SHAHO⁉️👇🏾
"Ngulde is amazing, I used to call him 'The Future.' Nigerian fans call him 'Striker — number 9.' He’s an incredible artist."

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Every Nigerian President met the U.S. President in their first year, except Tinubu.

The world knows Tinubu refuses to be Manipulated again.

Meanwhile, during the campaign, Tinubu said he asked for this job, Nigerians should not pity him, and he promised to deliver. Mr. President, sir, tighten your belt and get to work for the people.