Shehu Sani's Comments on Boko Haram Spark Mixed Reactions

Former Kaduna lawmaker Senator Shehu Sani has made a statement about Boko Haram, describing the group's unrepentant nature. According to Sani, Boko Haram members often claim to repent but then resume their attacks. "Boko Haram members are something else. They repent today and they bomb tomorrow," he wrote.

Sani's comments have sparked mixed reactions on social media, with some users agreeing with his assessment and others criticizing him for speaking out against the group. The reactions highlight the complexity and divisiveness of the issue, with opinions varying widely on the nature of Boko Haram and how to address the group's activities.

The controversy surrounding Boko Haram's activities has been ongoing for years, with the group responsible for numerous attacks and kidnappings in Nigeria and neighboring countries. Many have questioned the group's motives and the effectiveness of efforts to bring them to justice.

Sani's statement underscores the challenges of dealing with Boko Haram, as the group's actions have caused widespread harm and displacement. His comments also highlight the need for a nuanced understanding of the issue, taking into account the complexities of the group's behavior and the impact on affected communities.

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Ugandan Diplomat Speaks Out After DNA Test Reveals Shocking Family Truth

Chris Rugari, a Ugandan diplomat and Zimbabwe's Consular General to Uganda, has broken his silence after a DNA test revealed that two of his three eldest children are not biologically his. Rugari, who married Joline Kanoheri in 2008, had believed he had a happy and faithful marriage. However, the discovery in September 2023 changed everything. 2008 : Chris Rugari and Joline Kanoheri got married. 2010 : Their first child was born, followed by two more in 2013 and 2015. 2022 and 2024 : Two more children were born, with the last one's birth certificate not signed by Rugari due to emerging paternity issues. Rugari described his relationship with Kanoheri as wonderful and conflict-free, with him actively involved in the children's lives. He signed their birth certificates, took them for immunization, bathed them, cooked for them, and financially supported their education. However, the DNA test results revealed a shocking truth about the first three children. Tragedy struck when...

Lagos Woman Missing After Message About Wrong Car

A Nigerian man, Mayor Johnson, has raised an alarm about the disappearance of his sister, Esther, in Lagos State. Esther was supposed to travel from Ajah to Epe to stay with a family friend in preparation for her JAMB exam. According to Johnson, Esther sent a disturbing message to her other sister, stating that she was "scared, feeling sleepy, her eyes itchy, and might have boarded the wrong car." The message was sent on Thursday, April 24, 2025, around 1 pm, and since then, there has been no contact from her. Johnson is frantically searching for his sister, who was supposed to arrive at her destination to prepare for her JAMB exam scheduled for Friday. The family is worried about Esther's safety, and Johnson is appealing for help to locate her.

Lagos Police Debunk Rumors of Boko Haram Arrests in the State

The Lagos State Police Command has officially denied recent reports claiming that hundreds of Boko Haram suspects were arrested in different parts of Lagos. In a statement released on Thursday, the Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin, said the report was completely false. He confirmed that the command immediately launched an investigation to verify the claims and found no evidence supporting them. According to the statement, police teams visited trailer parks and communities mentioned in the report. Leaders, drivers, and residents in those areas confirmed they had neither seen nor heard of any Boko Haram-related arrests. Additionally, surveillance detectives, the State Intelligence Department (SID), and other security units were deployed to verify the situation. The outcome remained the same—no arrests, no suspects. Describing the report as “entirely false, malicious, and ill-intentioned,” the police accused the source of attempting to spread fear and confusion ...

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