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@BashirAhmaad @BashirAhmaad, you won't stop showing your ignorance

It is surprising to see some Christians aligning with Donald Trump in opposition to their spiritual leader, Pope Leo. It shouldn’t be so. 🫢

@Sean_ADFIntl I now fully agree that the US is in Nigeria for real business (resources) and not for the poor persecuted Christians

There are many more issues to resolve and many continuing failures regarding insecurity and persecution in Nigeria, including needing to bring far greater arrests and prosecutions against Fulani militants attacking Christians. But expediting convictions of Islamist terrorists like these was one of the bigger US asks, and something that civil society groups like us at @ADFIntl have been calling for for a long time, and so these convictions should be commended. Much more still needed, but this really is positive.

@Sean_ADFIntl Have you seen the judgement? Maybe you don't know. The judge ruled that they should be rehabilitated and reintegrated into the society. No improvement, no punishment for terrorists but government welfare packages and YOU SAID IT IS POSITIVE. This shows that US is for Business

@SaharaReporters INEC led by the accused should investigate itself? African magic

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Jesus said he was sent by God. Why do we call the messenger God Himself?

@MasterMaliq By the statement in vs 45 you can infer that Jesus is God. There are other passages too. So if you believe vs 44, also believe vs 45. Don't be selective in your belief.

@MasterMaliq John 12:45 NLT [45] For when you see me, you are seeing the one who sent me. bible.com/bible/116/jhn.…

Jesus: “I have come into the world as a light, so that no one who believes in me should stay in darkness.” (John 12:46) Muhammad: “I have been sent only as a mercy to the worlds.” (Quran 21:107) Two prophets. One God. One message of light and mercy ❤️ The message of Jesus is the message of Muhammad.

@ARISEtv These line puts me off completely... "reports alleging that an air strike conducted on Saturday, 11 April 2026, may have affected a local market in Jilli, resulting in civilian casualties" 1. To the Nigerian air force, it's an allegation until proven 2. They are not aware

NAF INVESTIGATES ALLEGED CIVILIAN CASUALTIES IN JILLI The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has taken note of reports alleging that an air strike conducted on Saturday, 11 April 2026, may have affected a local market in Jilli, resulting in civilian casualties. The Service treats all reports of possible civilian harm with the utmost seriousness and empathy, as the protection of innocent lives remains central to all NAF operations. In line with this commitment, the CAS has directed an immediate activation of the Civilian Harm Accident and Investigation Cell (CHAI-Cell) to immediately proceed to the location on a fact-finding mission on the allegation. The NAF remains firmly committed to professionalism, accountability, and transparency in the conduct of its missions, and will work closely with relevant authorities and community representatives to establish the facts. While this process is ongoing, the Service respectfully urges the public and the media to refrain from speculation and allow the review to proceed without prejudice. The Nigerian Air Force reassures all citizens of its steadfast resolve to protect both national security and civilian lives, while ensuring that every credible concern is addressed with the diligence and seriousness it deserves. Ehimen Ejodame Air Commodore Director of Public Relations and Information, Headquarters, Nigerian Air Force. 12 April 2026

@joashamupitan You think you are talking with small children baa?

I want to address a recent claim circulating that I am affiliated with or working for the ruling party, All Progressives Congress. Let me state this clearly and without ambiguity — I am not a member of APC, nor do I work for or represent the party in any capacity.

@MasterMaliq True💯

This is nothing but idolatory❌

@MasterMaliq 🤣🤣🤣

You ask for a miracle of Prophet Muhammad? Here it is, clear as the stars he travelled through: On a single night, he journeyed from the Sacred Mosque in Makkah to the Farthest Mosque in Jerusalem, Al Aqsa. Then he ascended through the heavens, met the prophets before him, and stood before Allah Himself. There, he received the greatest gift for his Ummah: the five daily prayers, our direct connection to our Creator. He returned to Makkah before the first light of dawn. One night. One journey. One impossible miracle that still echoes in every prayer we make today. What more miracle do you need? You do not have to believe it. But we Muslims do, with all our hearts. 💚

@MasterMaliq @heavenly2024 For clarity, the law here refers to the old testament (covenant with God) and it is for Judaism. To us Christians, the old testament is a school teacher enabling us to understand how God related with the people under the old testament. The new testament is a fulfilment of the Old

@heavenly2024 But you believe the old testament stories?

Christians believe that Elijah was taken to heaven in a chariot of fire and they accept it. They believe Jonah stayed alive inside a great fish for three days and they accept it. They believe David brought down Goliath with a single stone and they accept it. They believe Elisha made an iron axe head float on water and they accept it. They believe Moses split the sea and walked through it. They believe Joshua stopped the sun in the sky. They believe Jesus Christ healed the blind, raised the dead, and was born without a father. They believe the dead came back to life and walked again. All of this… and they accept it. But when it comes to Prophet Muhammad ascending to the heavens, suddenly it becomes too much to believe. So what changed? Not the nature of miracles. Just the source. You do not reject the supernatural. You reject who it comes from. That is not about evidence. That is about bias. Faith is not selective. The moment you start choosing which miracles “sound reasonable”, you have already stepped out of faith and into preference.

@MasterMaliq Here are answers to your questions: Revelation 22:18–19 “I warn everyone who hears the words of the prophecy of this book: If anyone adds to them, God will add to him the plagues described in this book. And if anyone takes away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God...

@MasterMaliq Faith is not selective but you can't force anyone right?

@Somtolism7 Infant, in Omanze Umujiovu which borders Benue State there is no single house there after the 2022 brutal attack. If you're not well prepared, you can't even dare to visit any of the farm settlements in the border areas in Abor, Mgbuji and Umujiovu.

@Somtolism7 Did I just hear 3? In mgbuji Eha village alone, I can mention more than ten farm settlements. Not to mention the Abor community, the Umujiovu community, and the Agu-Amede community which are the epicentre of the violence.

In Eha-Amufu, three farm settlements have been taken over after residents were violently forced out by Fulani islamic terrorists. Homes left empty. Farms seized. People displaced with nowhere to go. How long will this continue? And we claim online that southeast is safe 😭😭😭😭💔💔💔

@MasterMaliq So he documented his life experiences rather than inspiration from God?

There are important aspects of human life that the Quran addresses in detail, which Jesus never spoke about and even Paul the Apostle, though he touched on some of them, could not explain as completely or practically. Take marriage and family life, for example. Jesus could not address these matters in the Bible because he had no wife and no family of his own. In contrast, Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) lived a full family life. He had wives, children, and a household. That is why the Quran speaks with such depth and completeness on these issues: the sexual relationship within marriage, divorce, how a husband should treat his wife and how a wife should treat her husband, how to raise children, what happens when the husband dies, inheritance, the rights of parents, and every other practical detail of family life. The Quran gives such complete guidance because it was revealed to a Prophet who actually lived that life. He experienced marriage, fatherhood, family responsibilities, and all the joys and challenges that come with them. This is the key difference. When seeking advice on marriage and family matters, it makes far more sense to turn to the teachings of a man who lived it fully, Muhammad (peace be upon him), rather than to Jesus or Paul, who never married and never raised a family.