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Breaking 🚨; a Muslim man in Nigeria wrote!!!
Northern Nigeria covers almost 80% of the country.

We ruled Nigeria for 47 out of 62 years after independence.

Yet today, the North records:
- The highest number of out-of-school children
- The highest poverty rate
- The highest level of insurgency
- The highest maternal deaths during childbirth
- The highest child mortality

Meanwhile, the Nigerian Civil War lasted 30 months and was fought almost entirely in the East. The region was levelled, People were left with nothing.They rebuilt from scratch.

Today, the East records:
- The lowest poverty levels
- The highest literacy rates
- The lowest maternal deaths

A small group of elite held power for decades not to develop the North, using tribe and religion to control the people while development was neglected.

Walahi to me, the North has no business leading this country anymore.
For more than four decades in leadership, we have produced nothing tangible to justify that power.
No solid education system.
No functional healthcare.
No security.
No economic upliftment of our people.

Anybody visiting Nigeria for the first time, would think the civil war was fought in the north, and that we're still suffering from its effect.😭

What is your thought on this?
Is he saying the truth?
If he is saying the truth then what is the way forward?
Please our fellow Nigerians your opinion on this case matters a lot

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Breaking 🚨; INFO: Captain Ibrahim Traoré, President of Faso, is expected in Bamako on Tuesday, December 23, 2025. He will be welcomed at Modibo Keita-Sénou International Airport by his Malian counterpart, General Assimi Goïta, President of the Transition, Head of State, and President of the Sahel States' Confederation. This visit is part of the 2nd session of the College of Heads of State of the Sahel States' Confederation (AES)."*

This visit aims to strengthen regional cooperation among the Sahel States' Confederation members, which include Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger. The meeting will likely focus on security, economic, and social issues in the region
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