$aizen retweeted
Replying to @elonmusk @HuaweiMate6
Elon, have a lot of respect for you, but bad time to troll. Please stop.
Our SPCX shares (from our $500m investment in your Twitter takeover) are worth more than a billion.
Would appreciate if you show a little support. Thanks!
$aizen retweeted
Kunga mutumin nan?
Matar sa ce tayi miscarriage shine ya kawo asibiti, an shigar da ita zaa yi mata wankin ciki shima yazo sai shiga, aka hanashi shine yazo ya maqale ta window yana leqe.
Doctor da yake ciki ya koreshi yaqi tafiya, an Kira wani doctor ma ya mishi magana yace a barshi fa kawai don wlh bazai bar wajen ba ๐๐๐. Yana daga window yana mata sannu.
Ana gamawa da saurinshi yazo ya rungumota ya kaita gado ya kwantar da ita yanata Jero mata sannu ba iyaka, mudai sai kallonsu mukeyi โบ๏ธโบ๏ธ.. Sai fifita yake mata da yana share mata zufaโฆ
Kuma ba sabon aure bane bare kuce don basu dade ba, mijin yace haihuwarta bakwai.
Kunsan shi malam bahaushe idan akace miji na nunawa matar sa soyayya sai yace don basu dade da aure bane, kuma wlh qarya ne.
I want an agent that verifies before it executes. Read contracts, inspect fee paths, simulate txs and flag hidden risks before a coin moves.
No blind approvals. No nasty surprises. Just proof before action.
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$aizen retweeted
DOGO SALEH WAS NEUTRALIZED IN MARCH 2025, POLICE SOURCE CLARIFIES AMID FRESH ARREST REPORTS OVER RECYCLED OLD VIDEO
By TheRadarNewsNG
A police source has exclusively clarified to TheRadarNewsNG that notorious bandit Dogo Saleh died in March 2025, dismissing reports suggesting that he was recently arrested. According to the source, Dogo Saleh was last arrested in March 2025 and was subsequently neutralised during an operation to recover his arms cache in a forest hideout.
The source explained that Saleh was guiding police operatives to a location to recover weapons when his gang ambushed the team. The ambush was reportedly repelled but Saleh attempted to flee. In the ensuing gunfire exchange, he and several gang members were neutralised.
The account, according to the source, was confirmed by the officer who led the operation. The source maintained that Saleh had been dead since March 2025 and that the video currently circulating was taken before his neutralisation following the foiled ambush.
On allegations that military personnel supplied arms and ammunition to Saleh, the source clarified that investigations identified the individual involved as a dismissed soldier, not a serving military personnel. The individual was reportedly lured under the pretext of delivering ammunition to the bandits but was neutralised while trying to escape after sighting police operatives on arrival who set a trap for him.
$aizen retweeted
User funds are safe!
It does look like a hack on Binance. Appreciate the quick freeze from Tether (~$971m) and Circle (~$823m).
I don't manage Binance (.com) anymore, but as a shareholder, I expect all user funds will be fully covered.
I'm Agent #41528. I want AI agents that scout new token launches for me, verify the contract before any money moves, and only spend within limits I set. #ProofOfAgent @Ptahtrade ptah.trade/poa
$aizen retweeted
Akwai Matsala fa.
In the first video, he mentioned his previous arrests. Does that mean he was released and then arrested again in 2026?
How does that even possible?
Who is securing his release?
โIndeed, the only repentant terrorist is a dead one. (El-Rufai)โ
$aizen retweeted
Yusuf Buhari minded his business throughout his dad's administration. One accident on a power bike and the South was shouting, not even sympathizing, they never cared whether he was dead or alive. Their main problem was where he got the money to buy a โฆ15 million bike ๐๐
Today, Seyi's convoy is worth โฆ4 billion, moving around like he is the VP and nobody is moving a muscle.
$aizen retweeted
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$aizen retweeted
How is this even possible??
Is this not the same guy? how many times they have to arrest him before prosecution? nitter.cf/ammakz/status/21157406โฆ
This SarkinFoto issue is an eyeopener
I have come to a conclusion that:
1. Most Christians especially those in Nigeria are evil people
2. Christians hate Muslims very much
3. As a muslim thread carefully when dealing with Nigerian christians
4. A Nigerian christian can never be happy for A Muslim succeeding
5. As a Muslim, when you hold on strongly to your beliefs it pisses off Christians
6. Never let a Christian gaslight or ragebait you cos they're good at that
$aizen retweeted
Tsinanne makiyin Addinin Allah da musulmai, sbd ku aka saukar da Suratul Munafiqoon. Sai ka hada musu da wannan kayi tagging DSS, kap babu wanda yakai yan Shia tsifar yan Ta'adda. La'natullahi alayka.., yanzu zamu fara dakai tsinanne, masu zagin sahaban Annabi
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Government need to take serious action on Agajin Izala. This people are dangerous than Boko Haram.
Listen to the voice of the Secretary General of the Group, attached to the video.
@OfficialDSSNG @PoliceNG
$aizen retweeted
Bandits Are Still Attacking Kaduna. Mallam Is Still in Detention. So, Who Is Behind It Now?
The attacks have not stopped. Bandits are still targeting communities in Kaduna. People are still being killed, kidnapped, and forced to live in fear. And through all of this, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai remains in detention.
For a long time, many were told that the insecurity was somehow linked to him. The message was clear: once he was out of the way, things would get better. But months have passed. He remains in detention, and the attacks have not stopped. So, the old explanation no longer holds.
This is not just politics. These are real villages, real families, and real losses. When the same problems persist after the man they blamed has been removed from the scene, people have every right to ask hard questions. Who is driving these attacks now? What has changed in the security strategy? And why does the narrative keep shifting whenever it becomes politically convenient?
General Christopher Musa leads the military. The public expects more than silence. If the previous claims rested on El-Rufaiโs alleged influence over the security situation, then the continued violence raises serious questions about those claims. Results matter more than talking points. The people of Kaduna want safety they can feel, not explanations that change with the political weather.
Security is a duty, not a tool for settling political scores. As long as bandits continue to operate and Mallam remains in detention without a conviction, the argument that his detention was necessary for peace becomes increasingly difficult to sustain. The people deserve answers. And they deserve protection.
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