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@Q9ineeee

I am the one who carries his father’s name like a flame,unfading.

Blue Earth, MN Katılım Mart 2026
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Ash@Q9ineeee·
@guzu_p He’s consistent
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KING CHIDI
KING CHIDI@guzu_p·
If her name is "Amaka" Red flag 🚩
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Agunwa@Adaeze4k·
@vdmempire But she birthed a baby for him nau 🧐
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VERYDARKMAN
VERYDARKMAN@vdmempire·
Sabinus thought he was smart. He thought that his wife truly loved him, so he built a 4 Bedroom bungalow for his wife's parents in Isiokpo, granted her desire of living in London after she complained that the mansion he built in Port Harcourt is polluting Port-Harcourt atmosphere. He saw her through her education to her masters level in the United Kingdom after she graduated from Uniport. According to him, he spent over £50,000 pounds monthly to keep her and their kid comfortable in London. Before Okoko could realise, his wife, Ciana Chapman, filed for divorce and took Sabinus to court in the UK over allegations of infidelity, neglect of their child, and domestic abvse. When I said that men are in love while weemen are in business, some men will come out to argue, saying that his woman is different. When I tell men that weemen are loyal to their feelings and they don't care about your sacrifice, SIMple men doubt me. When I tell men that during divorce, weemen don't ask for more love from their men or how to settle their differences, instead they ask for their man's assets and money, SIMple men think am just creating content. When I tell men never to invest in a woman, send or take their Nigerian wife or girlfriend abroad, they say I talk from a place of pain. But every day weemen keeps proving my teachings right. Is God not wonderful?. The only time a man learn lesson is when he sees his grave with his own eyes. A man was meant to breath the harsh dust of Sahara desert. I have no pity for Sabinus because the red flags were there but he was busy looking at her nyash, beauty and pvccy.
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Stessy🌍✨
Stessy🌍✨@Iamstessy·
You just dey today dey give me impression thank you oo..over 15k impression from this post alone wow..seems you no get anything post for your page you come sleep for my cruise post😂😂😂las las i don use una catch impression like lobi lol..i fit still bring bed for you make you sleep here..more impression wont be bad😉😉
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Ash
Ash@Q9ineeee·
@Ya_Pal_Pebbles I have never equipped that shit since I started playing.
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Maliq
Maliq@MasterMaliq·
Me: "The Quran NEVER Calls Christians “Infidels." There is no global command for Jihad." Ayo: "This place will be hot for you. You're tweeting against Islam." I still don't understand🤔 Always threatening everyone who challenge their bl00d lusting and hatred filled version of Islam and we wonder why people are afraid of islam.😔
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MOB@modban·
@MasterMaliq Hope now you see what we Christians face constantly on x @YusufAsunmogejo is a known terrorist supporter on the platform, he lacks objectivity, honesty or intelligence he is just a mistake in society He pushes propagandas, he encourages terrorists The guy is a confirmed idiot
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aðewa@bigbychance·
@Q9ineeee @Riaddoll If we’re talking MP then we’re not in the same conversation, I’m BR main so never really tested it for MP.
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Maliq
Maliq@MasterMaliq·
@Musah96 You do not need Hadith to know how to pray.. it's a tradition passed down before Hadith was compiled 200 years later
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Maliq@MasterMaliq·
Sorry if my personality confuses you. Let me make it simple. Here’s what I stand for: I believe the Quran is the highest authority in Islam. Anything that contradicts it, whether hadith, scholar, or tradition, holds no weight. I believe the Quran is complete in guidance, not dependent on contradictory narrations to make sense. I believe truth should be followed even if it goes against centuries of inherited beliefs. I do not believe hadith collections are infallible. They are human efforts, and humans make errors, carry bias, and sometimes push agendas. I reject any hadith that paints the Prophet as unjust, immoral, or contradicting the Quran. I believe the Prophet was sent to deliver the message, not to create a parallel source of law that rivals the Quran. I do not support killing for blasphemy. The Quran shows insult was met with patience, not execution. I do not believe in killing for apostasy. Faith cannot be forced, and belief cannot be policed with death. I do not believe in stoning for adultery. The Quran clearly prescribes a different punishment, and it is not death. I do not believe in child marriage, and I reject the claim that the Prophet married Aisha at 6. Any narration that normalises harm or contradicts reason and justice must be questioned. I do not believe that face covering is compulsory in Islam. Modesty is required, but turning it into a rigid uniform goes beyond what the Quran commands. I do not deny that groups like Boko Haram, ISIS, and Al-Qaeda come from within the Muslim world, but I believe they are extremists who have distorted Islam, and pretending they have nothing to do with us is exactly why the problem continues. I believe Islam is compatible with reason, not opposed to it. I do not believe Islam requires blind following. Questioning is not disbelief. It is responsibility. I do not believe in sects. Sunni, Shia, and others are labels that divided what was meant to be one. I believe unity should be based on truth, not forced agreement on inherited identities. I do not believe scholars are beyond criticism. Respect does not mean silence. I believe culture has corrupted many Islamic practices, especially in places like Nigeria, where tradition is often mistaken for religion. I do not believe in defending oppression in the name of Islam. If it is unjust, it is not Islamic. I believe women have been deeply misrepresented and mistreated under cultural Islam, not true Islam. I believe early Islam elevated women, but later interpretations buried that legacy. I do not believe fear-based preaching represents Islam. Constant threats without wisdom only push people away. I believe Islam should be understood, not just inherited. I do not believe in weaponising religion to control people. I believe intentions matter, but actions must still align with justice. I do not believe majority opinion equals truth. History has shown that the majority can be wrong for generations. I believe silence in the face of extremism is part of the problem. I do not believe extremists represent Islam, but I also do not excuse the systems that allowed them to grow. I believe Muslims must confront internal issues honestly instead of always deflecting. I do not believe every criticism of Islam is Islamophobia. Some criticisms are valid and need answers, not emotional reactions. I believe faith should produce humility, not arrogance. I do not believe shouting “Allahu Akbar” while harming innocents has anything to do with Islam. I believe accountability starts within, not outside. I do not believe Islam needs defending through lies or weak arguments. Truth stands on its own. I believe the Quran calls for justice, balance, and mercy, not chaos, fear, or brutality. If you still finds this confusing, then the issue is not confusion. It’s that this version of Islam refuses to be controlled.
A.Y.O@YusufAsunmogejo

See what confuses me about the guy. What he said here is the truth. But sometimes, Ehhn 😩😩

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Ash@Q9ineeee·
@bigbychance @Riaddoll It’s better than 117 and it’s close to oden. In MP,I don’t play BR
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aðewa
aðewa@bigbychance·
@Q9ineeee @Riaddoll “Good” yes…. But the hype around it makes it sound like it’s better than 117 or Oden…. Use Lachmann and come thank me later.
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Fein@Feincodm·
@Q9ineeee @Poppraize @Travisslim5 What are you saying bro…oden doesn’t even come close to 117 in br. Yes it has more damage but what about stability ? Make I fess beam you with 117 fess your mind go Dey 😂😂😂
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TravisCOD🎮@Travisslim5·
I never truly understood the hype around the Oden...until today, best AR in the game & it's not even close🎯
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Prince Adewale@Maya_leeke·
In sharia, You can be kpai for blasphemy You can be kpai for being an atheist You can be kpai for being a christian You can marry a child You can shout allahu akbar and kpai people..... It's very easy to know an extremists. Say another thing!
A.Y.O@YusufAsunmogejo

Hello Prince Adewale @Maya_leeke , I have been watching your tweets and your attacks on our faith lately on this app. Remember you had once tried to engage me by stalking me, and I used to ignore you. I did that deliberately. For the sake of people who may want to be deceived, let me make some explanations as a rebuttal. Prince Adewale is pushing a surface level narrative about Sharia without understanding how classical Islamic practice works. In Islamic law, the ruling on apostasy was never about someone changing their personal beliefs in the privacy of their bedroom. It was the historical equivalent of high treason. In the early days, Islamic societies were under constant military threat. Leaving the faith almost always meant defecting to the enemy army, leaking state secrets, and taking up arms against your own people. The penalty was for political and military betrayal. Even in the ancient world, religion and the state were tied together. If you lived in the Roman Empire or the Persian Empire and defected to their enemies, the penalty was death. In fact, in our Nigerian law, what happens if a Nigerian citizen renounces their allegiance to the country, crosses over to join an armed insurgency, leaks military intelligence, and starts fighting the Nigerian state? Can Nigeria accept that in the name of freedom of association? No. The constitution defines that as treason, and the penalty is death. The United States and every other nation on earth have severe penalties for treason and armed rebellion. In early Islamic history, the Muslim community was a new state fighting for its survival. So leaving the faith was a public defection to the hostile enemy camp. If it was just about changing religion, we would see a very different history. We have authentic records where people left Islam during the time of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), and they walked away freely. You can read the famous Hadith narrated by Jabir bin Abdullah in Sahih al-Bukhari, found in the Book of Virtues of Madinah. An unnamed Bedouin came to the Prophet (peace be upon him), he openly canceled his pledge of Islam, and walked right out of the city. Nobody touched him. Read that again. You cannot strip away the historical and political context of a law just to push a fearmongering agenda on Twitter. Prince Adewale, Be Warned.

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HazraT💙@Riaddoll·
@Q9ineeee I have tried different loadout nothing good comes out
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Ash@Q9ineeee·
@Riaddoll You must use the aim assist laser. I use the iron and it works for me.
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