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  Doctor sent to War Front for criticising President Ibrahim Traoré  Burkina Faso doctor who criticized President Traore sent to battlefield to fight t,errorism Burkina Faso president Captain Ibrahim Traoré didn’t waste time proving a point! A doctor who publicly criticized him for “not doing enough” in the fight against t,errorism has found himself living that reality — literally. Reports say the doctor was arrested, given military training, and sent straight to the battlefield to help fight terrorism “since he believes he knows better than the military.” Captain Traoré reportedly said if the doctor has all the answers, then he should be allowed to contribute directly. Wahala be like bicycle! What do you think — fair move or too extreme? IODIC blogs spot--

2027: It's No Longer About North & South; Even S/West Has Lost Its Hold on Tinubu.—Hakeem Baba-Ahmed IODIC blogs spot.  In an interview with Arise News, Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, former Special Adviser on Political Matters to President Tinubu, gave a frank and critical assessment of the President’s chances and the political climate in Nigeria. Baba-Ahmed said while President Tinubu has the right to seek re-election in 2027 and may even succeed if he chooses to run, he does not see any meaningful value in such a move. According to him, another term would merely preserve "failure and disaster," rather than introduce any real progress for the country. He explained that the deep-seated bitterness among Nigeria’s political elite would ultimately erase any achievements Tinubu might claim, should he remain in office. Baba-Ahmed emphasized that political rivalries are so intense that a successor from an opposing camp would wipe out Tinubu’s legacy within the first month of taking of...

"Go and Compete with My Children" : MC Oluomo Responds to Critics Over His Command of English Language.  Former Lagos Transport Chief and political figure, Musiliu Akinsanya, popularly known as MC Oluomo, has responded to online critics who have mocked his command of English. In a video making the rounds on social media, MC Oluomo fired back, saying: “Go and compete with my children,” a remark interpreted as a boast about the academic achievements of his children abroad. His comment has sparked fresh debate on social media, with one commentator chiming in, “Who good English help?” — a popular Nigerian slang questioning the practical value of speaking polished English in a country where street hustle often trumps formal education. The exchange highlights a growing generational tension in Nigeria: educated yet unemployed youths versus street-smart individuals who have achieved wealth and influence without traditional academic credentials. Many young Nigerians, disillusioned by ...

 Before becoming Pope Francis, Jorge Mario Bergoglio studied chemistry and earned a diploma as a chemical technician, immersing himself in the world of science. He worked various jobs to support himself, including as a janitor and even a nightclub bouncer. These early experiences shaped his humility, strengthened his work ethic, and deepened his understanding of the everyday struggles people face. His transition from scientific studies and secular work to the priesthood eventually led him to become one of the most beloved and influential religious figures in history.

  Kehinde and Taiwo Ogundipe, a set of twins, share a wife, a decision they made to demonstrate their unity and challenge societal norms. This was made public by a story published by Drum in 1978. At the time of the story, the woman already had a baby from the union. This was what one of the twins said: "Our decision to get married to one wife was to prove to the world—and Nigerians in particular—that as one man can marry many wives, twins can only justify their oneness by owning things in common. God made us to be one in whatever we do." Adiodic Blog.