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We’ve waited 60 years to see Africa trade with itself. Kwame Nkrumah must be smiling.

@_Adebayo_AJ @Iorlaha_Dave @MrKrane10 @NigerianPolice @PoliceNG_CRU @PoliceNG Allow JJ...he's farming engagements which is why he won't delete the tweet. Pfffttt

@Iorlaha_Dave @MrKrane10 @NigerianPolice @PoliceNG_CRU @PoliceNG You’re an idiot I’m not here to show love to either of you It’s your responsibility as an adult to look critically at issues and find out what’s true or lies before making comments Most of you are just here to continue to hope the country goes sideways Fools

How possible is this… A Superintendent in the Nigerian Police @NigerianPolice acting as an ADC to a Hisbah Chief. Is this country a joke to this people..????

Whoever this Daniel Anthony is, the manner in which this story has been presented and portrayed does not reflect goodwill toward our dear country. The unfortunate incident in question is not actually new and it has already been widely condemned by all people of good character, including the leaders of the Ozoro community. It is so concerning that Mr. Anthony has chosen to project this matter to an international audience in a way that casts Nigeria in a negative light.

"٩٤٪ من عينات سجاد المساجد بالرياض كان فيها نمو بكتيري لكن نسبة البكتيريا الممرضة من هذا الرقم ما تتجاوز ١.٣٪ فقط" عبر دراسة ميدانية تم فيها أخذ مسحات من سجاد ١٠٠ مسجد موزعة عشوائياً في ٥ مناطق بالرياض. الباحثين استهدفوا أكثر الأماكن زحمة: المداخل والصف الأول (أماكن السجود) والنتيجة أثبتت أن الغالبية العظمى من البكتيريا هي مجرد "فلورا" طبيعية مسالمة من جلد المصلين. لكن النقطة اللي وقفت عندها فعلاً في هالدراسة هي الـ ٥.٦٪ من العينات التي (لم ينمو فيها أي نوع من البكتيريا تماماً)! هذا الرقم هو اللي المفروض نركز عليه، أكثر من تركيزنا على نسب التلوث. التوجه الصحيح في الصحة العامة هو أننا نحدد هذي المساجد النظيفة جداً (الـ ٥.٦٪)، ونحلل "بروتوكول التنظيف" الخاص فيهم: كيف يهوون المكان؟ إيش نوع المعقمات؟ وكيف يمنعون رطوبة الوضوء من الوصول للسجاد؟ مساجدنا بيئة آمنة والأرقام ما تخوف ومناعتنا قادرة تتعامل مع الفلورا الطبيعية، لكن الاستفادة من تجارب التنظيف الناجحة وتعميمها بيصنع فرق عظيم.

Exposed: Confusion as Abuja gospel centre’s name appears on Nigerian passport payment platform * Applicants raise alarm over alleged religious link in immigration payment system Fresh concerns have emerged over the integrity of Nigeria’s passport payment system after applicants reported that the name Dunamis International Gospel Centre appeared during transactions on an official immigration payment platform. Muslim News Nigeria gathered that the issue was specifically observed by applicants processing payments through the Nigerian embassy in Frankfurt, a major city in Germany, raising international dimensions to the controversy. Users attempting to pay passport renewal fees via the platform of the Nigeria Immigration Service said the account name displayed during payment authorisation bore the name of the Abuja-based church, rather than a government institution. One applicant, reacting to the development, questioned: “How can the remittance gateway of a Nigerian embassy be going to a gospel centre?” The unusual appearance has sparked confusion and concern among Nigerians, particularly given the sensitive nature of government financial transactions and the country’s religious diversity. Another user added that if it were the name of a Nigerian mosque or an Islamic organisation that appeared, there would likely have been widespread outrage, with some Christians quick to label it as “Islamisation of Nigeria.” Findings show that the payment system is powered by Paystack, a widely used digital payments platform. However, it remains unclear why a religious organisation’s name would surface within a government-linked transaction flow. As of the time of filing this report, officials at the Nigerian embassy in Frankfurt were unable to provide an explanation regarding the anomaly. Similarly, neither the Nigeria Immigration Service nor Paystack has issued any official statement addressing the concerns. Recurring concerns over religious links A similar concern has also been raised in the past. Muslim News findings revealed that this is not the first time such issues have surfaced around Nigeria’s foreign missions. In 2025, Nigerian human rights organisations criticised the Nigeria High Commission in London for selecting venues for a passport intervention exercise that were reportedly linked to a religious body, the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG). The groups including the Muslim Public Affairs Centre (MPAC) said their investigation discovered that all the published venues for the exercise were either facilities belonging to the church or centres formerly established by the denomination, including locations where RCCG’s name had been removed from signage but remained the recognised owner MPAC Executive Chairman, Mal Disu Kamor described the arrangement as “deeply troubling” and inappropriate for a highly diverse Nigerian diaspora comprising Muslims, Christians from various denominations, and non-religious citizens. The development, at the time, raised concerns among stakeholders, who warned that the use of religious-affiliated facilities for official government functions could create perceptions of bias and deepen sensitivities in Nigeria’s multi-religious society. Calls for transparency Observers say the latest development involving the appearance of Dunamis International Gospel Centre in a government-linked payment process further underscores the need for transparency and accountability in the management of public services, particularly in sensitive areas involving finance and religion. They warned that failure by relevant authorities to promptly clarify the situation could erode public trust and fuel avoidable tensions among Nigeria’s diverse population. - from @muslimnews_NG

A fiery speech by South Africa's🇿🇦 EFF leader Julius Malema, over xenophobic attacks targeting foreign nationals. “You say Zimbabweans take your jobs. Nigerians take your jobs. You march, close shops and beat up people. Tell us after doing that how many jobs have you created, by beating up these Nigerians, Zimbabweans and Ghanaians? You beat people because they took your jobs. You close a shop that hires people. How many have you created after beating and chasing them? Unskilled men, with no skills, none whatsoever, say somebody took away their jobs. I don't want your votes if you behave like that. Take them away. Pushing out of school an African child that looks like you, I will never do that. You can take your votes. Make me die with my conscience very clearly. I will never refuse a pregnant woman of African descent to give birth in the clinics of South Africa. Never!”

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Alhaji Aliko Dangote appeared on Channels TV and insisted that Nigeria needs to urgently invest in power infrastructure to achieve true economic independence. In layman terms, he's wailing about lack of electricity. You can be sure of one thing: both the Nigerian government and local investors won't do anything about this call. Then eventually Aliko Dangote will find his way around building power grids that guarantee 24/7 electricity to consumers. Suddenly, you will start seeing all sorts of patriots from Ministry of Power, NLC, TUC, DISCOS, GENCOs, NEPA, PHCN, Nitel, Mtel, Econet, PTF, Celtel and even APC, ADC and PDP coming on air to educate you on the dangers of a monopolist like Dangote! ~ Ibrahiym A. El-Caleel

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This is a statement that I have completed a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering at the Islamic University, in English. I completed half of my studies during the war. My father was killed while I was working on my graduation project. I did not lose hope or stop. Then my brother was killed while I was in my fourth year of my bachelor’s degree. All I dream of now is a genuine acceptance or a scholarship to continue my dream. Don’t I deserve a chance like that? If there is anyone interested in helping me, please—I am here. I still carry hope and ambition deep inside me.

1. If you do not observe your five daily solat at all, you are no longer a Muslim. 2. After the Qalimatus sha’adah, there is no pillars of Islam that is superior to the five daily solat. 3. The first thing you’ll be questioned about after your death is your five daily solat. 4. No matter how terrible your sickness is, as long as you’re conscious, five daily solat is a must for you, even if you’ll observe it lying down. 5. The Prophet ﷺ said that missing ‘Asr prayer is like losing one’s family and wealth (reported in Sahih al-Bukhari). 6. The day Umar Bin Kataab was killed, he was stabbed while observing the first rakah of solatu subhi, he was unconscious for more than 9 hours, when he later gained is consciousness, the first question he asked was “Did people complete their solat after I was stabbed” and from extreme bleeding and pain, he also observed the remaining one rakah he missed. What’s the essence of all of these? Take care of your five daily solat, it’s the main reason you’re a Muslim.

@ohgunwalehadeni @Equityoyo @grok The logic: African countries must perpetually be kept down 4d West 2 exploit D recent rabid onsloughts of d US isn't care abt Africa, but of a plan 2 prevent Africa freedom. Ghadaffi, Saddam etc BRICS+ threatens 1MF US sent UKR afer RUS. If US balkanizes Iran, China is next

For the first time ever, Nigeria is negotiating from a position of strength. We need more brilliant leaders and honest leaders in Africa. One Naija.

The recent JAMB Exam which experienced the fiasco of students wearing hijab being told to remove it,brings back the article written About 10 weeks ago, detailing the Historical suffering of Muslims in Yorubaland on their path of seeking education. It detailed bitter experiences of some like former Attorney-Generals,Chief Kehinde Sofola, Prince AbduljAbbar Bola Ajibola, Chief MKO ABIOLA and others.  All these issues caused the  initial downturn of Muslims especially in Yorubaland accepting education.  By 1955, Muslim students like  A.R.A Sahid, Tajudeen Aromashodu, Saidah Anike Anibaba (later Professor Mabadeje), Nurudeen Alao, Sunmola Akin Laguda, Lateef Adegbite formed the MSSN.  What is perhaps understated is the suffering of the Muslim girls students who are easily distinguishable apart from boys when facing discrimination. Muslim girls have repeatedly and over the years been denied education or browbeaten for choosing to use Hijab when in school, by bigoted individuals in positions of government positions exploiting their power dynamics. In 2013, A Muslim student of Kadara High School Lagos, Aisha Alabi was beaten 43 strokes of the cane, by the Principal, Mrs E.C Ukpaka for wearing Hijab.  Another SS3 student, Barira Tajudeen of Mafoluku Senior Grammar School, was suspended by the Principal, Elizabeth Omidele, for wearing Hijab, even when WAEC exams were approaching. When the matter got to public, the then Lagos State Commissioner, Olayinka Oladunjoye, surprisingly said  the usage of Hijab and other religious materials in public schools was against government policy. This was expressly against the Judgement of Justice Olubunmi Oyewole of the Lagos High Court since 2008, who declared that any regulation against Hijab was null and void. In 2013, the Osun State Muslim Community, took the Osun State Government to Court over its ban on Hijab, surprisingly the Osun State CAN voluntarily joined the Osun State government as a respondent, even when not initially served. In 2016, Justice Jide Falola declared the ban on Hijab as discriminatory and affirmed that use of Hijab by female students was a fundamental human right, affirming victory for the Osun Muslim community. In 2017, the country witnessed a spectacle at the Call to Bar Ceremony, when Firdausa Amasa was prevented from graduating with her colleagues for refusing to remove her hijab. It caused such a national furore until she was later allowed in 2018. In 2019, the National Industrial Court ruled in favour of A Hijabi, Olatunji Saliu Hawaw who was refused to be interviewed by officials of the Federal Medical Centre Ebute-Metta, Lagos for wearing a Hijab. Justice I.G. Nwenekka declared the action as discriminatory. In 2022, the Supreme Court finally laid the Hijab case to rest, the Lagos Muslims fighting over the 2013 case of Aisha Alabi winning decisively at the apex court, affirming the rights of Muslim women and girls to wear their hijab. In 2026, That shameful spectacle of Hijab-wearing students being harassed is still continuing, despite multiple court judgements banning it.  It's not because there is any official policy by JAMB, it is because bigoted individuals, agencies just cannot stop themselves wielding their influence using government machinery from oppressing others. It is happening because there has been no major hammer on those perpetrating these offences.  For starters, a recommendation is that the Esther Odukoya Centre where that show of shame happened should be penalised and denied from holding JAMB CBT examination for at least a year.  The Civil Defense Officer together with the one in Peter Harvard School Abuja, caught on video for same who also infringed on the students rights be docked by at least a single promotion round and a record of discrimination be added onto her file.  When the reputational  and financial costs of religious discrimination  become too steep, some of them will learn to stop implementing their biases.

WHO IS GENERAL MARTIN LUTHER AGWAI? 🇳🇬 Martin Luther Agwai was born on 8 November 1948 in Kagoro, Southern Kaduna. As a young boy, he didn’t like his name but he grew up to live a life worthy of it. He joined the Nigerian Army in 1972 as the best graduating cadet of the Nigerian Defence Academy Course 8. From the start, excellence defined his path. He trained in top military institutions across Nigeria, the UK, and the US, even becoming the first foreigner to win a top research award at the National Defence University in Washington, D.C. Agwai held key international roles, including at the United Nations, before rising to become: Chief of Army Staff (2003–2006) Chief of Defence Staff (2006–2007) But his biggest moment came in Darfur. In 2007, he was chosen by the UN to lead one of the largest peacekeeping missions in the world United Nations–African Union Mission in Darfur commanding over 20,000 troops from 48 countries. In one of the world’s toughest conflict zones, a Nigerian general held together a complex international force and helped stabilize the region. After retiring in 2009, a major peacekeeping centre in Jaji was named after him cementing his legacy. A brilliant soldier, global leader, and peacekeeper—General Agwai proved that true strength is not just in fighting wars, but in building peace.

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In November 1996, a photograph appeared in the Liverpool Echo showing an 11-year-old Everton mascot walking out for the Merseyside derby. That child was Wayne Rooney. It is one of the earliest recorded images of the use of mascots- which has since become one of the most commercially valuable traditions in world football. Every Premier League matchday, over 440 children walk onto pitches across England holding the hands of professional footballers. Most people assume it has always been this way. It has not. And the story of how it started is more interesting than the tradition itself. The practice began informally in the mid-1990s with one or two children per team. It became global policy in 2002 when FIFA partnered with UNICEF on a campaign called Say Yes for Children, designed to protect children's rights worldwide. The most visible element was simple: one child walked out with every player before every World Cup match, wearing FIFA/UNICEF t-shirts as a symbolic reminder that football had a responsibility beyond the result. From 2002, it became commercialised. McDonalds became the primary sponsor of the Player Escort Programme at the World Cup and European Championships. At the 2006 World Cup they sent 1,408 children from 35 countries to Germany. At the 2010 World Cup, 1,408 children from 47 countries. At the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, 1,408 children again, this time from across 70 countries. According to available estimates, McDonald's pays FIFA between $10 million and $25 million per year for its overall World Cup sponsorship, of which the Player Escort Programme is the centrepiece. What started as a UNICEF advocacy moment is now one of the most consistently sponsored pieces of real estate in world football. The handshake before kickoff. The anthem. And eleven small children holding hands with eleven millionaires. All three have a sponsor. And it all started from somewhere. My name is Ajoje. I am a FIFA Licensed Agent and International Sports Lawyer. I write on the Law and Business of Football, a lot. Repost and Follow if you want to read more posts like this.