Operation Ba Zama Foundation For Better Nigeria

Happy international women's Day 🌅

Nigeria deserves leadership built on experience, courage, and a deep understanding of national unity.
Goodluck Ebele Jonathan remains a symbol of democratic maturity and peaceful leadership. His commitment to national unity and his historic decision to peacefully hand over power strengthened Nigeria’s democracy and earned global respect. His calm approach to governance, focus on economic growth, and efforts toward electoral reforms showed that stability is possible when leadership is guided by patience and wisdom.
Hamza Al-Mustapha, with his strong background in security and national intelligence, understands the importance of safety and strategic coordination in preserving national peace. His experience in security operations gives him insight into tackling insecurity, strengthening internal stability, and protecting national interests.
Together, their combined experience in governance and security represents a balance Nigeria urgently needs — democratic maturity paired with strategic national protection. Their leadership would prioritize:
National unity beyond tribe and religion
Strengthened security architecture
Economic stability and youth empowerment
Respect for democratic institutions
Peaceful conflict resolution
Nigeria’s future depends on leaders who understand both power and responsibility. With experience, discipline, and a vision for unity, this kind of leadership can foster stability, rebuild trust, and move the nation forward.
A stable Nigeria is possible — with tested leadership and a commitment to peace.

masu gudu su gudu 👍👍👌

Alhaja Kudirat an kashe ta cikin kisan gilla — amma abin da ya fi muni, ana ƙoƙarin wulakanta ɗan ƙasa mai gaskiya!

Major Hamza Al-Mustapha — soja a lokacin — an yi masa kisan ƙima na shekaru 38, a kan laifin da bai aikata ba, kuma ba shi da wata alaka da shi. Wannan ba laifi kawai ba ne — cin amanar ƙasa ce, cin zarafin doka ce, kuma laifi ne ga Allah da ɗan Adam.

Ku sani, ba kowa ne yake da ikon ɗaukar rai ba.
Idan Al-Mustapha ya yafe muku, ku tuna: Allah ba zai yafe ba.

Kuma a yanzu haka muna ganin yadda kuke cin amanar juna, kuna tashin hankali da juna, kuna gudun daƙile gaskiya — kuma lafiyarku na ƙara tabarbarewa kullum.

Mu ‘yan uwansa da abokan aikinsa, za mu zauna lafiya mu tsaya kan gaskiya.
Amma ku sani: ranar fansa tana nan a gabanku.

Kada ku yi wasa da ƙa’idodin Allah da na ɗan Adam — domin kowa zai fuskanci sakamakon aikinsa.


Hon Habiba Abubakar
Almustapha Support Group (ASG)
Major Hamza almustapha Media team sokoto

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All that is well ends well.
Alhamdullilah, the harrowing, unforgettable and traumatic journey that began like a joke about 28 years ago, has finally ended today on a happy note.
My battle with the forces of darkness started in 1998 when I, along with others, was arrested and arraigned on trumped up charges orchestrated by those who decided not only to blackmail me, but to also get rid of me for reasons best known to them.
Of course, it will be an understatement to say that the 28 years of trial that followed this was harrowing and traumatic for my family members and I. But to the glory of Almighty Allah, all ended well today at the Supreme Court of Nigeria.
I have decided to put all that happened these past 28 years behind me, as I'm ready to move on with my life. I nurse no grudges against any individual or institution, regardless of my harrowing and traumatic experience these past 28 years.
Today's Supreme Court verdict has vindicated me, proved my innocence; so what more do I ask Almighty Allah for than the heart to forgive all those who masterminded my almost three decades ordeal. As a Muslim, I've forgiven them all.
With today's Supreme Court verdict, I have decided to put behind me all that has happened these past 28 years and move on with my life as a law-abiding and loyal citizen of our dear country, Nigeria. I'm ready to contribute my own quota to the well-being, development and advancement of Nigeria.
To the eminent and erudite Justices at the Supreme Court of Nigeria, I remain eternally effusive in my gratitude for your painstaking and just judgment. I thank you so much for living up to expectations as the last hope of the common, hapless and defenceless man.
I also thank the Federal Government of Nigeria for not interfering with the judicial processes while my trial in court lasted. I remain eternally grateful for this.
To all Nigerians and everyone who stood by me during these 28 years of ordeal, I salute you all for your courage and love.

2027 is coming.
Jiki magayi, BA sai nayi explain BA 😉👍👍