Idris M Sabil

I was reluctant and curious when Omowole Sowore and his fellow comrades initiated and delivered the controversial . Nigerian police have always been used by villains and wicked politicians to instill fear and suppress any activist simply to stabilize their tyrannical power.

With the exclusion of very few like Abdullahi Haruna Kiyawa,the history of 80% of police officers in Nigeria if were to be chronicled, would be full of corruption, detention of innocents, negligence of responsibility and abuses of power for personal or political interest. In as much as the law of Karma is real, In the end, it will certainly create the consequences of regret, remorse and a humiliating circumstances for many of them.

It was also why I laughed at the effort of Dan Bello when he had and interview with a retired officer who was complaining about their restricted pensions. Who cares! Only God knows how many innocents suffered his cruelty during his serving days. Can you imagine how many Dan Bellos he suppressed? Can you see how serving officers like him are being used against Sowore and his likes? That's the reason why the idea of doesn't make any sense to me.

Idris M Sabilu

The way some people are attacking and rejecting the apology of Prof. Farouq Kperogie makes me feel like they are taking advantage of the error he made to express their feelings toward him. I have seen some people who have not forgiven Buhari error and now reject Kperogie's apology. They are double standing themselves.

Of course, some people are already in different ways uncompromising with Kperigie's opinions. So there will be no surprise for their reactions.

But like it or not, Prof. Kperogie contributed to Nigerians far more than Aisha Buhari.

A woman fears an effeminate man more than any type of human being. This is because men of this type act and react more than any woman can do. They are confidently shameless and backlash with their venomous mouths. More surprisingly, the most powerful men on earth hangout with them more than they do with women.

A duniya wani na maganin wani a lahira Allah ke da girma.

The story of Aisha Bakari Gombe is inspiring. She was also known as "Queen hunter" a name she earned due to her bravery in the battle field. A fearless young woman who led men into the forest in search of B0k0 Harqm militias. She used to take attack to thier hideout, confronted them, arrested many of them, released captives and protected her community from territories invaders. She was an iconic figure in the fight against b0k0 harqm in areas around southern Borno and Adamawa state. She played a vital role in helping the Nigerian military for tracking dawn b0k0 harqm members particularly, in Sambisa forest. Surprisingly, Queen Aisha became a terror to the terror!st. More interestingly, she is not a huntress forced by circumstances but a hereditary influence. She was a child from a family of archers and hunters. Born in a village near Sambisa forest.

We need to learn from Aisha's bravery, patriotism, grit and the gut to face the enemies of peace. Probably now that we are experiencing barbaric act by band!ts in our rural communities and phone snatchers in urban communities. Share it to help remind Nigerians about this honourable heroine. 💪