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Eid el-Kabir Goodwill Message
From Nigeria First Vanguards Limited
As the Muslim Ummah celebrates Eid el-Kabir, Nigeria First Vanguards Limited (NFV) extends heartfelt greetings and warm wishes to all our Muslim faithful across Nigeria and beyond.
This sacred festival reminds us of the values of sacrifice, obedience, compassion, and unity—principles that are essential for the growth and development of our great nation.
We encourage all Nigerians to reflect on the true meaning of Eid, to reach out to one another in love, share with those in need, and continue to work together in the spirit of national unity and peace.
May this celebration bring you and your families joy, blessings, and renewed faith.
Eid Mubarak!
Signed,
Management
Nigeria First Vanguards Limited (NFV)
"Putting Nigeria First in Progress and Unity"
Eid el-Kabir Goodwill Message From Nigeria First Vanguards Limited As the Muslim Ummah celebrates Eid el-Kabir, Nigeria First Vanguards Limited (NFV) extends heartfelt greetings and warm wishes to all our Muslim faithful across Nigeria and beyond. This sacred festival reminds us of the values of sacrifice, obedience, compassion, and unity—principles that are essential for the growth and development of our great nation. We encourage all Nigerians to reflect on the true meaning of Eid, to reach out to one another in love, share with those in need, and continue to work together in the spirit of national unity and peace. May this celebration bring you and your families joy, blessings, and renewed faith. Eid Mubarak! Signed, Management Nigeria First Vanguards Limited (NFV) "Putting Nigeria First in Progress and Unity"0 Комментарии 0 Поделились 86 Просмотры -
They told you that:
1. Fulani in Nigeria and Fulani in Ghana, Niger are same, and brothers
2. Hausas in Nigeria and Hausas in Niger are brothers and same people
3. Ijaws in Bayelsa,Ondo, Delta, Edo, and Rivers are the same people and brothers.
4. Yorubas in Kwara, Kogi, Ondo, Edo, etc. are Yorubas and brothers with southwest Yorubas
But Igbos in Rivers state, Kogi, Benue, Delta, Edo, etc, are not Igbos and brothers with their southeast Igbo brothers, and you agreed
Something must be fundamentally wrong with your education for believing such a distorted narrative.
State creation is not the same as tribe and it’s time the igbos outside the southeast understand this and become proud of being Igbo in whichever state they find themselves.
Igbos must Unite.
I expect every Igbo man to share this message widely & follow.
COPIEDThey told you that: 1. Fulani in Nigeria and Fulani in Ghana, Niger are same, and brothers 2. Hausas in Nigeria and Hausas in Niger are brothers and same people 3. Ijaws in Bayelsa,Ondo, Delta, Edo, and Rivers are the same people and brothers. 4. Yorubas in Kwara, Kogi, Ondo, Edo, etc. are Yorubas and brothers with southwest Yorubas But Igbos in Rivers state, Kogi, Benue, Delta, Edo, etc, are not Igbos and brothers with their southeast Igbo brothers, and you agreed Something must be fundamentally wrong with your education for believing such a distorted narrative. State creation is not the same as tribe and it’s time the igbos outside the southeast understand this and become proud of being Igbo in whichever state they find themselves. Igbos must Unite. I expect every Igbo man to share this message widely & follow. COPIED0 Комментарии 0 Поделились 101 Просмотры -
REVEALED: Ojukwu Escaped Through Uga, Not Uli — “We Were Fighting Almost the Entire Arab World” – Kanayo Esinulo
New revelations are shaking the table of Nigerian history once again!
In a recent interview on YouTube with journalist Edmund Obilo, Nigerian author and Biafran war researcher, Kanayo Esinulo, made bold claims about the final days of the Biafran War and the foreign powers involved.
According to Esinulo, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, the leader of Biafra, did not escape through the famous Uli Airport in 1970, as widely believed. Instead, he claims that Ojukwu used Uga Airport, because Uli was already under heavy bombardment from Russian fighter jets.
“We weren’t just fighting Nigeria,” Esinulo said. “We were fighting almost the entire Arab world! People don’t know this. Emeka used to call it Pan-Arabism. Why would he escape through Uli when it was on fire?”
He explained that many Arab countries were aligned with Nigeria during the war, supplying arms and support, while Biafra struggled to survive under global pressure and isolation.
For those still debating history:
Uli Airport escape? Nope, under attack.
Uga Airport? That's the route, according to Esinulo.
And the enemy? Not just Nigeria, but a long list of international players — including many from the Arab world.
As usual, Nigerian history is never short of drama, hidden files, and shocking updates!
#BiafraHistory
#OjukwuEscapeRoute
#UgaNotUli
#ArabWorldVsBiafra
#EdmundObiloInterviews
#HistoryWeyShock
#KanayoEsinuloFiles📰 REVEALED: Ojukwu Escaped Through Uga, Not Uli — “We Were Fighting Almost the Entire Arab World” – Kanayo Esinulo New revelations are shaking the table of Nigerian history once again! In a recent interview on YouTube with journalist Edmund Obilo, Nigerian author and Biafran war researcher, Kanayo Esinulo, made bold claims about the final days of the Biafran War and the foreign powers involved. According to Esinulo, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, the leader of Biafra, did not escape through the famous Uli Airport in 1970, as widely believed. Instead, he claims that Ojukwu used Uga Airport, because Uli was already under heavy bombardment from Russian fighter jets. 💥 “We weren’t just fighting Nigeria,” Esinulo said. “We were fighting almost the entire Arab world! People don’t know this. Emeka used to call it Pan-Arabism. Why would he escape through Uli when it was on fire?” He explained that many Arab countries were aligned with Nigeria during the war, supplying arms and support, while Biafra struggled to survive under global pressure and isolation. 📌 For those still debating history: ❌ Uli Airport escape? Nope, under attack. ✅ Uga Airport? That's the route, according to Esinulo. 🌍 And the enemy? Not just Nigeria, but a long list of international players — including many from the Arab world. As usual, Nigerian history is never short of drama, hidden files, and shocking updates! #BiafraHistory #OjukwuEscapeRoute #UgaNotUli #ArabWorldVsBiafra #EdmundObiloInterviews #HistoryWeyShock #KanayoEsinuloFiles0 Комментарии 1 Поделились 104 Просмотры1
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The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases, his mercies never come to an end: they are new every morning, great is your faithfulness Lamentations( 3;22-23) to
May this day bring you an amazing day and a week filled in life. May GOD guide to your steps, words, and actions, and may you be a source of blessings to those around you. Have a wonderful day 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙌🏽The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases, his mercies never come to an end: they are new every morning, great is your faithfulness Lamentations( 3;22-23) to May this day bring you an amazing day and a week filled in life. May GOD guide to your steps, words, and actions, and may you be a source of blessings to those around you. Have a wonderful day 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽✝️🙌🏽🌟0 Комментарии 0 Поделились 72 Просмотры -
REVEALED: Ojukwu Escaped Through Uga, Not Uli — “We Were Fighting Almost the Entire Arab World” – Kanayo Esinulo
New revelations are shaking the table of Nigerian history once again!
In a recent interview on YouTube with journalist Edmund Obilo, Nigerian author and Biafran war researcher, Kanayo Esinulo, made bold claims about the final days of the Biafran War and the foreign powers involved.
According to Esinulo, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, the leader of Biafra, did not escape through the famous Uli Airport in 1970, as widely believed. Instead, he claims that Ojukwu used Uga Airport, because Uli was already under heavy bombardment from Russian fighter jets.
“We weren’t just fighting Nigeria,” Esinulo said. “We were fighting almost the entire Arab world! People don’t know this. Emeka used to call it Pan-Arabism. Why would he escape through Uli when it was on fire?”
He explained that many Arab countries were aligned with Nigeria during the war, supplying arms and support, while Biafra struggled to survive under global pressure and isolation.
For those still debating history:
Uli Airport escape? Nope, under attack.
Uga Airport? That's the route, according to Esinulo.
And the enemy? Not just Nigeria, but a long list of international players — including many from the Arab world.
As usual, Nigerian history is never short of drama, hidden files, and shocking updates!
#BiafraHistory
#OjukwuEscapeRoute
#UgaNotUli
#ArabWorldVsBiafra
#EdmundObiloInterviews
#HistoryWeyShock
#KanayoEsinuloFiles0 Комментарии 0 Поделились 54 Просмотры -
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Today,let's praise and thank the Almighty God for another wonderful successful week upon His throne mercy and grace. I pray today, may God pull down barriers, uproot all satanic stronghold,dispel all demonic forces over you and your loved ones and grant you perpetual victory over the devil and your distractors today and always in Jesus might name. Good Morning.... Have a relaxing and fantastic weekend.Today,let's praise and thank the Almighty God for another wonderful successful week upon His throne mercy and grace. I pray today, may God pull down barriers, uproot all satanic stronghold,dispel all demonic forces over you and your loved ones and grant you perpetual victory over the devil and your distractors today and always in Jesus might name. Good Morning.... Have a relaxing and fantastic weekend.✨✨🙏🙏🙏✨✨0 Комментарии 0 Поделились 74 Просмотры
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