Usman Dan Fodio told his people and followers that all Nigerian land belongs to the Fulani and that they must conquer and dominate the entire territory and that agenda appears to be unfolding today. Many people don’t understand how deep this problem has become. For years, Islamic extremist groups have pushed a dangerous ideology across Nigeria, and while some of us have been shouting, others remain silent, blindfolded by politics, ethnicity, or personal gain. Look at the map of Nigeria today: the areas most affected by terrorism, banditry, and violent herdsmen attacks cut across more than half the country. Over 20 states have been touched by one form of violent extremism or another. This is not a coincidence… it is a pattern. Usman Dan Fodio ideology. Eliminate the infidels and take over their lands. What started in Borno 14 years ago has spread steadily. Borno, historically known for resisting Usman Dan Fodio’s jihad, is now the epicenter of what has grown into a nationwide crisis. The people of Borno fought Usman and chase him away. That's why his descendants are attacking Borno people daily now. These groups expand territory the same way their extremist leaders have done in other countries, slowly, quietly, and violently, until suddenly it’s too late. And if decisive action is not taken now, security, community resistance, and political accountability, then the next 10 years could reshape Nigeria in a way none of us will recognize. This is not the time for silence. This is the time for awareness.

Breaking News: Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe has issued a stern warning to those attempting to impose Islam or Sharia law on Igbo people, reminding the nation that such efforts are a direct call for civil war. In his words, “Igbo people want nothing more than to live, prosper, and enjoy their lives in peace. Islam and Sharia law are not our path. Our ancestors rejected it, and we reject it today, tomorrow, and forever.” Abaribe cautioned that forcing alien ideologies on the South-East is not just offensive — it is dangerous. “Trying to force Sharia on us is like asking for another civil war. Nigeria should think very carefully before pushing people beyond their limits,” he added. He concluded with a direct message to extremist elements: “Let it be clear: the Igbo nation will never bow to any form of religious imposition. We stand for freedom, justice, and peaceful coexistence — but we will resist anything that threatens our identity.” #reality #facts #TrumpAdministration Donald J. Trump #christianity #Terrorism Full Details here 👇 🔗 https://istbw.com/4/10000682

The judge was disappointed when he discovered through the reading of Nnamdi Kanu as ordered by him that terrorism act has been cancelled in the law of Nigeria. Meaning that he was trying him on charges that are not backed up by the law of Nigeria. When the corrupt government of Buhari amended it, they were using it to protect the jihad terrorists, bokoharam, herdsmen and bandits , not knowing that a day like this will come. They refused to tag these extremist bandits. When they were amending Kanu's charges from treasonable felony to terrorism,it never occurred to them that such laws have been removed by them. God Almighty confused them. 20th November is not too far, we are waiting.

The judge was disappointed when he discovered through the reading of Nnamdi Kanu as ordered by him that terrorism act has been cancelled in the law of Nigeria. Meaning that he was trying him on charges that are not backed up by the law of Nigeria. When the corrupt government of Buhari amended it, they were using it to protect the jihad terrorists, bokoharam, herdsmen and bandits , not knowing that a day like this will come. They refused to tag these extremist bandits. When they were amending Kanu's charges from treasonable felony to terrorism,it never occurred to them that such laws have been removed by them. God Almighty confused them. 20th November is not too far, we are waiting.

The U.S. has urged its citizens in Mali to leave immediately due to worsening security conditions resulting from a fuel blockade imposed by al Qaeda-linked militants. The militant group JNIM has targeted fuel imports to Mali, causing economic strain and pressurizing the military-led government. Malian authorities have suspended educational activities for two weeks due to the fuel shortage. The U.S. embassy highlighted the unpredictability of Bamako's situation and advised against overland travel due to concerns about terrorism.

A shocking twist from Burkina Faso! 😳 A medical doctor who openly blasted President Ibrahim Traoré over his poor handling of terrorism has now been arrested, trained, and deployed to the battlefield! Reports claim Traoré said, “Since he believes he can do better, let him prove it on the front line.”😂🤣 From stethoscope to rifle — Burkina Faso just turned criticism into conscription! 💥 #everyone #demiladeadesolalayade

BREAKING: IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu has announced in court that he no longer intends on opening his defence in his ongoing terrorism trial, says there are no charges against him. Kanu, who had previously informed the court of his desire to summon witnesses by submitting a written request for witness summons decided not to proceed with his initial plan to call witnesses to testify in his defense during his current trial for alleged terrorism charges. When the case was brought up on Monday, Kanu asserted that after reviewing the case file, he found no legitimate charges against him. He asserted that, due to his belief that no legitimate charges have been brought against him and that he was subjected to an unfair trial, he sees no reason to present a defense. Justice James Omotosho instructed him (Kanu) to submit a written statement addressing the matter and ensure it is delivered to the prosecution, while also recommending that he seeks guidance from criminal law specialists regarding the implications of the path he has selected. The judge adjourned proceedings to the 4th, 5th, and 6th of November to allow for the final written arguments to be presented. This decision follows the defendant's claim that neither the evidence presented nor the charges have proven any case against him, prompting a consideration of whether he needs to present a defense. WE KEEP Moving #FreeMaziNnamdiKanuNow

Justice James Omotosho of the Federal High Court in Abuja has signed and approved witness summons for the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, Imo State Governor Hope Uzodinma, Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, and former Army Chiefs Generals T. Y. Danjuma and Tukur Buratai to testify in Nnamdi Kanu’s terrorism trial.

Summary Critique of What Happened in Court on 23 October 2025 What happened before Justice Omotosho was another proof that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is not being given justice but persecution. 1. Ignoring the Appeal Court’s Discharge The Court of Appeal already discharged and acquitted Mazi Nnamdi Kanu in October 2022. The Supreme Court never set that discharge aside — it only said the case could be retried if the Government so wished. It did not order his continued detention. Therefore, keeping him locked up since then is a clear act of contempt against the appellate judgment. In law, a party in contempt is not entitled to be heard or benefit from the court until the contempt is purged. As stated in Hadkinson v. Hadkinson (1952) 2 All ER 567, “a person in contempt cannot be heard until he obeys the order.” The DSS cannot disobey the Court of Appeal’s order of release and at the same time ask another court to try him. 2. Refusal to Hear Objection on Jurisdiction In court, Kanu boldly told Justice Omotosho: “I will not be tried under a repealed, dead law.” He was right. The Terrorism (Prevention Amendment) Act 2013 and CEMA 2004, under which he is being charged, were repealed by the Terrorism Prevention and Prohibition Act 2022. A repealed law cannot support a valid trial. Yet, the judge refused to hear his objection on jurisdiction, saying it would be taken after the trial. That position turns the law upside down — a court must first decide if it has jurisdiction before taking any other step. Otherwise, everything done becomes a nullity. 3. No Fair Hearing or Lawyer Access Kanu told the court that his meetings with his lawyers are monitored and recorded by the DSS, which destroys the confidentiality guaranteed by Section 36 of the Constitution. Instead of addressing this violation, the judge dismissed it, saying Kanu’s only fair hearing was to “call his witnesses.” That is not how the law defines fair hearing — it starts with free access to counsel and an unbiased court, not with forced participation in a sham process. 4. Forged Medical Report Kanu also complained that the medical report presented by the DSS was forged. Instead of ordering an investigation, the judge said he would stand by the report because it was once accepted by his former lawyer, Chief Kanu Agabi, SAN. That statement means the court knowingly chose to rely on a forged document. No court should ever condone forgery — it offends both justice and the judicial oath. 5. What It All Means The 23 October 2025 hearing showed a pattern of bias and deliberate injustice: The government remains in contempt but is still entertained. The judge refused to decide whether the law even allows the trial. The defendant’s right to counsel and fair hearing is trampled. A forged report is brushed aside. This is not a trial; it is persecution dressed up as procedure. Until the Government obeys the Court of Appeal order and releases Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, no court has moral or legal authority to continue this charade. You cannot break the law and then ask the law to protect you. #FreeMaziNnamdiKanuNow

𝐍𝐧𝐚𝐦𝐝𝐢 𝐊𝐚𝐧𝐮 𝐒𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐜𝐡𝐞𝐬 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐲 Hours after a protest demanding his release, detained leader of the outlawed IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, made a dramatic turn on Tuesday, declaring readiness to open his defence in the ongoing terrorism trial at the Federal High Court, Abuja. The protest, which was led in parts of Abuja by the presidential candidate of the AAC in the 2023 elections, Omoyele Sowore, recorded low turnout across the country as residents largely shunned the call for mass action. In a fresh motion he personally filed on Tuesday, October 21, Kanu assured the court that he was prepared to begin his defence "pursuant to the order of this honourable court made on the 16th day of October 2015, directing the defendant to commence his defence on the 24th day of October 2025." Kanu informed the court, presided by Justice James Omotosho, of his plan to call a total of 23 witnesses divided into two categories. The first category, he said, would be those he called "ordinary but material witnesses". He further informed the court that his second category of witnesses would be "vital and compellable" and shall be "summoned under Section 232 of the Evidence Act, 2011." In the notice Kanu personally signed, suggesting that he may have fired his team of lawyers led by Kanu Agabi, SAN, the IPOB leader told the court that, in view of the number of witnesses he intends to call, the court should consider granting a 90-day timeframe to enable him conclude his defence. He told the court that he would "testify on his own behalf, providing a sworn account of the facts, denying the allegations, and explaining the political context of his statements and actions." Among those Kanu listed as "compellable witnesses" are a former Minister of Defence, Gen. Theophilus Danjuma (rtd), a former Chief of Army Staff, Gen Tukur Buratai (rtd), as well as Babajide Sanwo-Olu and Hope Uzodinma, Governors of Lagos and Imo States respectively. He further listed current Minister of the FCT, Nyesom Wike, his Works' counterpart, Dave Umahi, and the immediate past governor of Abia State,Okezie Ikpeazu. He also listed the immediate past Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, SAN, the immediate past DG of the National Intelligence Agency, NIA, Ahmed Rufai Abubakar, his then-collegue at the SSS, Yusuf Magaji Bichi, and several withnesses whose identities he didn't reveal. Kanu, in the notice, promised to "provide the sworn statements of all voluntary witnesses to this honourable court, and to notify the prosecution within a reasonable time." He assured that "no precious time of the honourable court would be delayed," stressing, "and it would interest the honourable court that and the general public that justice is not only done but manifestly seen to have been done." Kanu's motion offering to open his defence came on the same day a magistrate court in Abuja ordered the remand of his special counsel, Aloy Ejimakor and 12 others who were among those protesting against Kanu's continued trial.

Simon Ekpa, a Biafran activist, has been freed by a Finnish court and awarded $50,000 in compensation after the Nigerian government failed to appear in court to substantiate its allegations against him. The court declared Ekpa's detention "unlawful and politically motivated". Ekpa, who has been advocating for Biafran self-determination, was previously arrested and sentenced to six years in prison by a Finnish court for terrorism-related offenses. However, he has now been released, with the court stating that he has the right to express his views and defend the interests of his people, as long as he operates within legal boundaries ¹ ². The Nigerian government had reported Ekpa's activities to Finland, and the case was being handled by the Finnish court. The Finnish government assured Nigeria that the case would be concluded soon, emphasizing that it was a judicial matter rather than a political one ³.

Very soon, the Federal High Court in Abuja will begin today’s sitting to continue the so-called terrorism trial of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. Yet, this moment (today's proceeding) represents Nigeria’s best opportunity to end the charade once and for all. For years, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu has been subjected to a sham trial built on politics, prejudice, and suppression. This process began its second phase with his illegal and extraordinary rendition from Kenya. Every day this continues, it deepens Nigeria’s crisis of justice and erodes what remains of faith in the rule of law. The Attorney-General of the Federation still has a few hours today to do the right thing, to file a nolle prosequi, a formal motion discontinuing this trial, and acknowledge that this case should never have been brought in the first place. Likewise, Justice James Omotosho has the rare chance to make history by standing on the side of truth, fairness, and humanity, and by tossing out this case entirely. Such an action would not only restore 'some' dignity to Nigeria’s justice system but also save the Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu administration from further embarrassment, giving Nigeria a chance to finally move beyond a disgraceful chapter that has dragged on for far too long. #FreeNnamdiKanuNow