Friday, 28 November 2025

SERIES: THE ABDUCTIONS NEXT TIME…

PART 2

“But if I could tell my fellow Nigerians the utmost word of truth, that would be that this nation cannot exist for long as one country, especially with one half, democracy and the other half, sharia. Therefore, let the word go forth to my fellow Nigerians, and also, let it be told to the children of the future generations of Nigeria that whilst John Odey Aduma coursed through this great land of limitless opportunities, he never failed to let it be known to the North (the Hausas, Fulanis and the Kanuris) that either the North must destroy sharia or sharia will destroy the North. A word should be enough for every shariocrat.”

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STOP PRESS:

THE WAR NEXT TIME

Behold the cracks presently in and around the HOUSE OF NIGERIA

    1. Sharia
    2. Hisbah Police & CJTF
    3. Boko Haram/ISWAP
    4. Muhammadu Buhari’s Intifada against the Christian community in Nigeria
    5. Pastoral jihadism, territorial expansion, cultural and linguistic imperialism
    6. IPOB
    7. Sunni vs. Shi’ites (Hamas and Hezbollah are not playing the silent sentinel).
    8. Forest Guards
    9. Amotekun
    10. Pervasive wild and fervent of ethnic nationalism
    11. BROKEN PRESIDENCY – ZERO GOVERNANCE AND ANARCHY!
    12. WHAT NEXT?
      Nigeria Watch International
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After 10 years, Windows 7 support ends on 14th January 2020. Databarracks wanted to give it an honourable send-off with a Viking funeral.

Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery provider Databarracks has bid farewell to Windows 7 with a Viking funeral. Databarracks’ managing director Peter Groucutt commented:

“On the 14th of January, support for Windows 7 ends and when a well-loved operating system reaches end of life, we like to mark the occasion. Five years ago, when Windows Server 2003 was retired we launched it into space. For Windows 7, we opted for a Viking funeral.

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The movie Wag the Dog was released a generation ago, one month before a presidential scandal which invited comparisons between that film and the reality of that time. Now, 23 years later, we find ourselves in the midst of yet another presidential scandal; one which has made this movie once again relevant to our times.

 

The premise, which hits uncomfortably close to home, is about a war fabricated to deflect attention from a president's indiscretions. War is described as "show business" with all the trappings: slogans, nicknames, theme songs, and even merchandizing to show solidarity; all orchestrated by a media intent on projecting a party's "alternate reality" on an unsuspecting public.

Books and Arts Review
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  1. PoliceBox introduces AI-poweed Optical Character Recognition to import driving licence data within seconds
  2. SIA launches consultation on a code of conduct for private security operatives
  3. DugiCert 2020 Security Predictions
  4. Firms warned over rise of 'ransome gang' after Travelex attack
  5. Property Guardian Providers Association - Review of the Year 2019
  6. Charles Parker: The Forgotten History of Parker Brothers and its Legacy of Collectible Shotguns
  7. Forter Named The Leader in e-commerce Fraud Prevention in Frost & Sullivan 2020 Radar Report
  8. THE YOURUBAS' OPERATION AMOTEKUN: AGAIN, THE DANGER OF SELF-HELP POLICING, SECUIRTY AND DEFENCE OUTFITS IN A MULTICULTURAL, MULTI-LINGUAL NIGERIA
  9. TURKEY'S IMPENDING GAMBIT AND MISADVENTURE IN (LIBYA) AFRICA
  10. Royal Navy destroyer lands £3.3m crystal meth haul in Middle East drugs bust
  11. Radiflow Wins 451 Firestarter Award for its OT MSSP Partner Program
  12. Royal Navy monitors Russian ship through English Channel on Christmas Day
  13. POROUS BORDERS AND NATIONAL SECURITY IN TIMES OF NATIONAL EMERGENCY AND UNPARALLELED ADVERSITY
  14. THE REALITY OF THE EXISTENCE OF A 2-IN-1 COUNTRY IN TODAY'S NIGERIA
  15. ISRAEL HAS GONE MAD AGAIN!



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