Otunba update

Aminu Muhammad Ado, a Nigerian soldier who survived the devastating Boko Haram attack on Ngoshe community in Gwoza LGA, Borno State, on March 3, 2026, has shared a heartbreaking eyewitness account of the carnage that claimed numerous lives, including soldiers and civilians.

In an emotional post, he wrote: “What my eyes and heart saw in Ngoshe town is something I will never forget in my life. I pray to Allah never to show us such a day again. What happened shows that some people have lost faith and compassion in their hearts. They killed people as if they were not human beings—no elder, no baby, no soldier, no civilian. Anyone who speaks casually probably didn’t see what happened. But those of us who witnessed it felt terror and panic. Wallahi, we will never forget March 3, 2026. Every time I lie down, it replays in my eyes until I cry.”

Aminu continued: “Now the great town of Ngoshe and its large population are left with deep wounds in our hearts. May Allah bring us relief and solution, for only Allah can deliver us. We pray Allah forgives our fallen brothers—soldiers and community members—and grants them Aljannatul Firdausi. May He reward us for what was done to us. Indeed we have been deeply hurt. Allah is sufficient for us.” He also thanked Allah for sparing his life: “Alhamdulillah, Allah we thank You for the protection You gave us; we came out alive. Have mercy on those who lost their lives.”

The attack, one of the deadliest in recent months, saw insurgents overrun a military base, kill several soldiers and civilians (including the Chief Imam), abduct over 100 people (mostly women and children), and burn homes before retreating under air support from Operation Hadin Kai. Thousands fled to Pulka, many sleeping on roadsides and in schools. Aminu’s testimony underscores the trauma endured by survivors amid the persistent Boko Haram threat in North Eastern Nigeria.

Govt should intervene in the cost of building materials if truly they want life to be convenient for the citizens

The Obedient Child that gained the reward of his father
Once upon a time there was a Rich man; he had 4 children and he was a wealthy man. He owns Four companies and one big farm part of which is made up of cocoa farm and other part yam farm .
When he was getting older, he instructed his children that the yam farm should be cultivated by all of them.
Bcos he was the one that usually planted on the farm by himself when he was in the country despite his wealth.
One day he decided to travel out of the country and asked the children to pick among the farm and the company but the biggest company should be left for his wife. Definitely one out of the 4 children must pick a farm, but instructed all of them to work in the yam farm and should harvest the yam by themselves and in the subsequent year make another heap and plant another yam. B4 he asked them to pick their favorite, he had buried full Gana must go money inside the yam farm unknowingly to any of the children. There was one of the children that was obedient loyal and listened to his father. When the man was about to live he said I wanted to travel for a while and told them to manage his property as earlier discussed. He then prayed for them, he told the loyal son " As u AV been loyal and obedient to my instructions continue to be of good character ".
Thereafter, the 4 children decided to divide the four companies among themselves. And asked their mother to manage the farm against their father wishes. The woman accepted. she gave the cocoa farm to the person that assisted her to cultivate it but cultivated on the yam farm by herself. A month later the obedient son remembered his father's words that one of them should pick the farm , he begged his mother to give him the farm and he will return the company to the mother. The mother replied that she can't becos he wasn't the one that picked the biggest company and she can't exchange the small company for the farm. But the mother later agreed that both of them should manage the company and the farm.
Harken to his father's instruction led the son to be the richest among them when he decided to make the heap by himself despite their riches, and he met his fortune on the farm.
The companies have been used as collateral unknowingly to the children, but the other children failed to manage it very well and the Bank took over the companies from them.

Moral lessons :
*Obey ur parents
*Don't be lazy
*Not all that is glitter is gold

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