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This Sowore just the decieve himself to be who he is not

1. The lion Heart (Hollywood)
2. Like stars ⭐ on earth (Bollywood)
3. The little Angel (Nollywood)
4. Titanic (Hollywood)
5. Romeo+Juliet (Hollywood)
6. Toofan (Bollywood)
7. The revenge of the Dog (Bollywood)
8. The man in the iron mask (Hollywood)
9. Merlin " the death of Arthur " (Hollywood)
10. The Troy " death of Hector" (Hollywood)

https://youtube.com/shorts/y_rH7Hfs4_o?si=mBtCi6xbbe4a-Zbo

What people are hiding to do in the north, or do you expect a young girl from Kebbi to tell you what she did so they can punish her with Sharia?"

Due to fear of harsh consequences (like those under Sharia law), some individuals, particularly vulnerable ones like young girls, may hide certain actions or choices.

Today the woman in this picture was caught trying to Abduct / kidnap this child today in one of our churches in Otukpo Benue state . she tried to share the bread with her but for the prompt response of the church security it was been a bad one for the family of the child.
Parents be vigilant.
Parent please be careful, make sure you watch over your children in public places.
https://www.facebook.com/share/1AR95n6fg5/

Internet on fire after video of a DJ playing "No turning back" by Lawrence oyor in a club surface online

A gospel song came on in the middle of a club night, people were dancing, sweating, vibing like it was just another hit track. Then an argument broke out. Some people said, “Gospel music belongs in the church.”

But for me, the real issue isn’t about where the song is played, but what the song does to the people listening.

The important question is this:
Did the gospel song spark something deeper? Was there a moment of sober reflection? Did it touch someone’s heart, shift their mindset, or plant a seed for change?
Or did people just dance to it like any other song, with no real connection to the message?

Because the true power of gospel music is not in the beat, it’s in the message. And the message is only as powerful as the response it evokes. If people are dancing, crying, pausing, or reflecting, that’s the real impact. That’s ministry beyond walls.

What do you think?
Does playing a gospel song in a club still carry spiritual weight, or is it just background noise in the middle of a vibes

link to video below

https://www.facebook.com/61576933346532/videos/1449613076321477/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v

Internet on fire after video of a DJ playing "No turning back" by Lawrence oyor in a club surface online

A gospel song came on in the middle of a club night, people were dancing, sweating, vibing like it was just another hit track. Then an argument broke out. Some people said, “Gospel music belongs in the church.”

But for me, the real issue isn’t about where the song is played, but what the song does to the people listening.

The important question is this:
Did the gospel song spark something deeper? Was there a moment of sober reflection? Did it touch someone’s heart, shift their mindset, or plant a seed for change?
Or did people just dance to it like any other song, with no real connection to the message?

Because the true power of gospel music is not in the beat, it’s in the message. And the message is only as powerful as the response it evokes. If people are dancing, crying, pausing, or reflecting, that’s the real impact. That’s ministry beyond walls.

What do you think?
Does playing a gospel song in a club still carry spiritual weight, or is it just background noise in the middle of a vibes

below is the link to the video

https://www.facebook.com/61576933346532/videos/1449613076321477/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v

Could This Young Engineer Be the Weapon Fashioned Against Reno Omokri?

After Reno Omokri claimed the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road was 30 kilometres long, Rufai Oseni of Arise News challenged the accuracy. A young Nigerian engineer later confirmed Rufai’s position, explaining that the “30” Reno referenced actually meant 30 kilometres per hour (km/h) a speed limit, not distance. Using technical clarity and calm authority, the engineer corrected the misinformation and ended with the now-viral remark: “ mumu.”
The statement wasn’t personal, it was factual and bold.
Together, Rufai and the engineer showed that truth still speaks louder than spin.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTq9OuhFwog?si=Lyv4M80KEcInV5o9

check the shape of the head

VaginaAcademic:
the papa but the mama skin tone.

Na him mama e resemble.

Enough is Enough: A Cry Against Police Brutality in Benue State
By Ukan Kurugh

In the early hours of today, at Wurukum Roundabout in Makurdi, officers of the Nigeria Police Force, Benue State Command, E Division, opened fire on a vehicle carrying two young people — Emmanuel Ahejir, a student of Business Management at Federal University Wukari, and her boyfriend. They were allegedly returning from a night club.

Emmanuel was unarmed. She posed no threat. Yet, she was shot and killed instantly by those meant to protect her. Her life was taken without warning, her dreams stolen in a flash of gunfire.

This was not a stray bullet. It was a deliberate and reckless act. And it cannot be ignored.

We demand justice. The officers involved must be identified and brought to through an open and immediate investigation. Emmanuel’s life mattered, and her death must not be swept aside.

If justice is denied, the people of Benue will not remain silent.

Enough is enough. Let this be a turning point.
source : https://www.facebook.com/share/p/15ioknA59s/

very simple; only the president will subscribe to their packages.

PRESS STATEMENT BY PETER OBI ON HIS VERIFIED FACEBOOK PAGE
Ordinarily, I would not have commented on this issue, as I have endured far worse situations in my political life since I declared for the presidency, and it continues to worsen as I strive to do things in a civilised and organized manner. The unfolding events demand that I have to start speaking out now.

On what transpired today during my planned visit to Benue State, I am not entirely sure that the state Governor, my dear younger brother, a Reverend Father I deeply respect, is aware of this situation. Having exhausted every possible means to reach him, I am compelled to use this available platform to ensure my message is conveyed.

On Thursday, the 10th of April, I had planned to visit Plateau and Benue State, respectively. Plateau on Sunday, the 13th of April 2025, and Benue on Monday, the 14th of April 2025. My trip included paying courtesy calls to the governors as well as visiting the IDP camps and schools of nursing in both states to give my .

As is my practice, I reached out to the Plateau State government to inform them of my visit, which included spending the day with the victims at the IDP camp in Bokkos, a visit I wholeheartedly embraced to extend my , care, and comion to fellow Nigerians in need. And in his utmost hospitality, the Plateau State Governor graciously permitted.
In a similar vein, I tried repeatedly to the Benue State Governor directly without success. I then successfully ed his ADC who told me that the governor was in a very important meeting and would call me before midnight on the same day.

Unfortunately, I didn’t get that call until Sunday evening when he sent me a message stating he had not been able to reach his principal since the day I called. I was disturbed by how an ADC would not have been able to reach his principal for 3 days.

However, because my visit to the governor was just for courtesy and respect, I decided to proceed with my trip to Makurdi.
Earlier today at 7am, I left Jos, and on reaching Akwanga at about 10am, my security team stopped and stated they received a press statement, purportedly from the Benue State Government, that appeared designed to stop my trip. Curiously while I was still talking with my security team on the issue, the Governors ADC sent the statement directly to me.

The letter refers exactly to my itinerary which I had earlier conveyed to the ADC directly and to the security operatives in Benue through my own security.

I am forced to remind them, and all concerned, that the purpose of this journey is to good causes in areas of critical development: health and health education, education and caring for our people in need, and this is what I have done in my private life for years before getting into politics and even while in politics I have continued to do so.

Everyone knew then how I had to get permission from the then President, President Goodluck Jonathan, that I needed to visit Haiti during the earthquake.

I intended to visit a school being built by the bishop in Gboko, a Nursing school and an IDP camp, actions that reflect my genuine care for the welfare of our fellow citizens, and my continuous show of love, care and comion to citizens who have been displaced.

May God help us as we rebuild our nation and aim to achieve a new Nigeria where we do not politicize everything but allow citizens to exist, and we all should live for the common good for less privileged Nigerians and those in need.

A new Nigeria is POssible.

- By Mr Peter Obi
source: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1AAFeHs9tG/

He should multiply 2,500 ×3( three square meal) = 7,500
multiple (three square meal)=7,500× (1 month )= 30×7,500 = 225,000 just for feeding.
this calculation is just for one person, imagine a family man receiving minimum wage as salary. he can not even eat once in a day.

The 30 Days Ranting Challenge in Nigeria: A Cry Against Inflation and Economic Hardship
Nigeria is currently witnessing an online and offline protest in the form of the 30 Days Ranting Challenge, where frustrated citizens are venting their anger over the rising cost of living, inflation, and the high exchange rate. The challenge, which has gained massive traction on social media, allows Nigerians to express their grievances daily for 30 days, highlighting how difficult life has become under the current istration.
The Root of the Ranting Challenge
The major cause of the outcry is the continuous depreciation of the Nigerian Naira against the US Dollar, leading to skyrocketing prices of goods and services. Basic necessities such as food, transportation, rent, and healthcare have become almost unaffordable for the average citizen.
For instance:
A bag of rice that used to sell for ₦30,000 now costs over ₦70,000.
Fuel prices have more than doubled.
The cost of imported goods has surged due to the high exchange rate.
The hardship has led to an increased sense of frustration among Nigerians, many of whom feel abandoned by the government.
Sheyi Tinubu's Stance: A Government in Denial?
Despite the public outcry, Sheyi Tinubu, the son of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has insisted that his father’s istration is one of the best in Nigeria’s history. This statement has sparked further outrage, as many Nigerians believe it is disconnected from the harsh realities they are facing.
Critics argue that the government has failed to provide effective economic solutions and that the leadership is out of touch with the suffering masses. However, government ers claim that economic reforms take time and that Nigerians need to be patient.
Positive and Negative Effects of the 30 Days Ranting Challenge
Positive Effects
1. Increased Awareness – The challenge has drawn national and international attention to Nigeria’s economic crisis, forcing the government to acknowledge the people's struggles.
2. Citizens’ Unity – Nigerians across different tribes and religions have united under a common cause, showing solidarity against economic hardship.
3. Government Pressure – The challenge has put pressure on the government to address inflation, review economic policies, and find solutions to ease the suffering of the masses.
4. Encouragement of Free Speech – It has provided Nigerians with a platform to freely express their grievances without fear, strengthening democracy.
Negative Effects
1. Psychological Toll – Constant ranting about economic hardship can increase anxiety, stress, and hopelessness among citizens.
2. Potential Government Crackdown – The government may see the movement as a threat and could respond with censorship, arrests, or intimidation of vocal critics.
3. Investor Confidence – The widespread negativity about Nigeria’s economy might discourage foreign investors, worsening the economic situation.
4. Political Manipulation – Some political groups could hijack the movement for their own interests, diverting attention from real solutions.
What Next for Nigeria?
While the 30 Days Ranting Challenge has successfully amplified the voices of struggling Nigerians, the real question remains: Will the government listen and take meaningful action? Citizens are demanding economic reforms, stable exchange rates, price control measures, and policies that promote local production.
If the government fails to act, the frustration could escalate into more serious protests or civil disobedience. However, if leaders acknowledge the cries of the people and implement necessary changes, the challenge could serve as a turning point for economic recovery in Nigeria.
The next few weeks will determine whether this movement leads to real change or if it becomes another trend lost in history.

Paul Enenche does not take offering in crusades . go and fact check

seanery:
ALL FOR THE MONEY

Yahoo Pastor.

Pakistan Healing and Deliverance crusade Day 1.
In a nation where Christians make up only about 1.37% of the population, the Pakistan Healing and Deliverance Festival began with a powerful Day 1.

Led by Dr. Pastor Paul Enenche and Dr. Mrs. Becky Enenche, the event drew multitudes seeking divine healing and breakthroughs.

The atmosphere was charged with faith as worship, prayers, and teachings inspired hope. Many experienced miracles and deliverance, reinforcing the message of God’s love and power.

Despite challenges, the festival showcased the resilience of faith in Pakistan, uniting believers in a historic move of God. The days ahead promise even greater testimonies.

if your elder brother gift you a clothes, the fact that the cloth was gifted you does not mean you should not wash and iron it. if you dont wash and iron it, the cloth will become dirty and will not be presentable before men, the germs from the cloth will also contaminated your body and put your health in danger.

my question is , why is it that the most terrorised nations of the world are those with high percent of muslim?

essentialone1:
That statement is inaccurate and perpetuates a harmful stereotype. The assumption that all terrorists are Muslims is a misconception that has been debunked by numerous studies and experts.

Terrorism is a complex phenomenon that cannot be attributed to a single religion, ethnicity, or ideology. People from various backgrounds and faiths have been responsible for terrorist acts throughout history.

According to a study by the University of Maryland's Global Terrorism Database, between 2002 and 2018, only about 28% of terrorist attacks worldwide were carried out by groups d with or inspired by Islamic extremism.

It's essential to recognize that the vast majority of Muslims are peaceful, law-abiding citizens who condemn terrorism and violence. Stereotyping and stigmatizing entire communities based on the actions of a few individuals can lead to harmful consequences, including increased Islamophobia, social exclusion, and radicalization.

It's crucial to promote nuanced understanding, respect, and inclusion, rather than perpetuating inaccurate and divisive stereotypes.

Pakistan Healing and Deliverance crusade Day 1.
In a nation where Christians make up only about 1.37% of the population, the Pakistan Healing and Deliverance Festival began with a powerful Day 1. Led by Dr. Pastor Paul Enenche and Dr. Mrs. Becky Enenche, the event drew multitudes seeking divine healing and breakthroughs. The atmosphere was charged with faith as worship, prayers, and teachings inspired hope. Many experienced miracles and deliverance, reinforcing the message of God’s love and power. Despite challenges, the festival showcased the resilience of faith in Pakistan, uniting believers in a historic move of God. The days ahead promise even greater testimonies.

For those shouting more offering up and down.
it will interest you to know as a matter of principle that Dr Paul Enenche does not collect offering in his crusades. you can fact check by attending any of his crusades to get your primary data for your research.

he will be in Pakistan next week, you can follow his social media handles for update
it will also interest you to know that he does not collect offering in his crusades. you can fact check this by attending one of his crusade and if you are too busy send someone

Globad:
All these superlatives and exaggeration: divine invasion, fire falls in Borno, divine appointment, divine experience, touch every corner of the earth, where others feared to touch...

When are you going to North Korea, Mali, Afghanistan, China, Norway, Sweden, Iraq, Iran, UAE, Burkina Faso, etc?

They have been holding crusades in Nigeria for decades, what has been the impact? More moral decadence, corruption, bad governance while the crusade organisers smile to the bank.

Religion has become like a mere social tag for Nigerians without serving as a major restraint for bad behaviour. A prostitute or robber goes straight to church from runs or robbery and from church to runs and robbery without qualms.

Should the emphasis be on the size of crowds or the impact on the society?

This people know how to manipulate Nigerians.
they took Dollar from 400/500 to almost 2,000, they issue yeye circular and brought it down to 1,500 una don start de clap.
make them bring am down to 300 or at least 400 where they met it to earn my accolades

The lecturer who shared the video stated that the students attempted to break his waist but he showed them that he was a good dancer.

A heartwarming video has captured a lecturer in one of the tertiary institutions in Akwa Ibom, Dr. Marshal Abia, dancing with his students after class.

The lecturer who shared the video stated that the students attempted to break his waist but he showed them that he was a good dancer.

“My students attempted to break my waist. I showed them the other side of my dance steps,” he captioned the post.

See Video Below;
https://x.com/gwg_ng/status/1894740458590425372?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1894740458590425372%7Ctwgr%5Ec6c0aa83311c1bdc5628842d02ffbe0e242ad6e4%7Ctwcon%5Es1_c10&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fnews-af.feednews.com%2Fnews%2Fdetail%2Fc70721adc607a9702b4aeb125f6094dd

The new Edo governor promise them insecurity during campaign na, he has hit the ground running like his Oga (Tpain)

I am part of that number, the useless company even called me to know the reason I have not been recharging.
I simply told them not to expect any recharge from me.

They have given something to wet his lips, come and ask for public help again make we see na, we don mark your face.

Na pikin wel fall break teeth for him mama burial turn him mama burial to comedy event.

MondayOmoAdugbo:
E don dey don play play something nahh abi

Are you sure the National Grid Electricity Transmission plc has not embark on collapse Aton without informing Nigerians?
I hope they shall inform GWR.

Operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, have re-arrested Socialite, Idris Okuneye popularly known as ‘Bobrisky’. He was arrested on Thursday night at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport in Lagos.
He was picked up while attempting to board a flight to London barely a few days after being granted bail by the Nigerian Police.

The flight which he boarded was halted by Nigerian Authorities and he was swiftly escorted out of the flight.

Okuneye proceeded to raise alarm via his Instagram Page, calling for help. He wrote;
“Nigerians help me, EFCC just arrested me. I’m badly injured,”

The assertion that the English language has borrowed many words from the Igbo language is a topic of debate among linguists and language enthusiasts. The Igbo language, which is part of the Niger-Congo family, is spoken by approximately 45 million people primarily in Nigeria and has a rich history and cultural significance. To explore this claim, it is essential to analyze the nature of language borrowing, the historical context of both languages, and specific examples cited in discussions.

Language Borrowing

Language borrowing occurs when one language takes words or phrases from another language. This phenomenon can happen for various reasons, including trade, colonization, migration, and cultural exchange. In the case of English and Igbo, historical interactions between English speakers (particularly during colonial times) and the Igbo people may have facilitated some degree of lexical borrowing.

Historical Context

The English language has a complex history influenced by various languages due to invasions and colonization. Latin, French, Germanic languages, and others have all contributed to its vocabulary. The interaction between English speakers and African languages occurred significantly during the colonial period when British colonizers established control over parts of Africa, including Nigeria.

While there are claims that certain English words derive from Igbo roots, it is crucial to approach these assertions critically. Many words in English are derived from Latin or Greek origins rather than directly from African languages.

Examples of Claimed Borrowings

Some proponents argue that specific words in English sound similar to their Igbo counterparts. For instance:

Animal (English) - Anụmanụ (Igbo)
Water (English) - Mmiri (Igbo)
Say (English) - Si (Igbo)
However, while these similarities exist phonetically, they do not necessarily indicate direct borrowing but could be coincidental or result from shared linguistic ancestry.

Linguistic Analysis

Linguistically speaking, both languages belong to different families with distinct grammatical structures and phonetic systems. The tonal nature of Igbo adds complexity to its vocabulary that does not directly translate into English phonetics or semantics. Furthermore, many linguists argue that while there may be superficial similarities between some words in both languages, substantial evidence ing direct borrowing remains limited.

Additionally, as noted in discussions surrounding this topic, many believe that most English vocabulary stems primarily from Latin and Greek rather than African sources. This perspective suggests that while there may be isolated instances of borrowing or influence due to cultural exchanges over time, they are not widespread enough to substantiate claims that “English borrowed many words from Igbo.”

who told Nigeria politicians that RICE is the solution to every problem.?
Flood happen in Maiduguri, Vice president promise them bags of rice .
May God save us from the hands of this people.