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Happy Birthday to me 🎉 🥳 🎂

@peng_writer @talk2peng Happy Birthday Boss, May Allah SWT grant all your hearts desires

+1 Another year in my 30s. May Almighty Allah continue to bless me and direct my affairs. Send plenty prayers and money. 😁😁

@farmer_yolo Amin

Sheikh Prof. Abdulganiyu Abdus-Salam Oladosu Al-Adabiy, widely known as AGAS, is a distinguished Nigerian scholar of Arabic and Islamic studies and the former Chief Imam of the University of Ilorin Central Mosque. Born on February 10, 1950, in Cape Coast, Ghana, he is celebrated for his profound erudition and his ability to bridge the gap between traditional Islamic scholarship and modern academic excellence. He received his initial training under the legendary Shaykh Muhammad Kamalud-deen Al-Adabiy. He later graduated with honours from the prestigious Al-Azhar University in Cairo (1979) and obtained a Master’s degree from the American University in Cairo (1982). In Egypt, he worked as a newscaster and translator for the Egyptian Broadcasting Corporation (1974–1982), even covering historic events such as the assassination of President Anwar Sadat. At the University of Ilorin, he served as the Director of several units, including the Academic Planning Unit and the Centre for Ilorin Studies. He was appointed Deputy Chief Imam of the University of Ilorin in 1992 and became the substantive Chief Imam in 2008. He retired from the university on his 70th birthday in February 2020. He is renowned for his exceptional command of English, Arabic, and Yoruba, often serving as a spellbinding communicator and exegete on the minbar (pulpit). Contributions to Society: Beyond academia, he has facilitated the building of over 40 mosques and is a strong advocate for the elevation of Arabic education in Nigeria. He remains a highly respected mentor and "teacher of Professors," known for his uprightness, humility, and dedication to the intellectual legacy of his predecessors. May Almighty God continues to bless Sheikh Prof Abdulganiyu Abdus-Salam Oladosu Al-Adabiy for us….🙏

@Datavess @candy_kb @abikeade_mii @Alpha_Yom President is Aare orile-ede

@candy_kb @Salkarb @abikeade_mii @Alpha_Yom That’s president I guess

The Yoruba word for local government is Ijoba Agbegbe. The Yoruba word for state government is Ijoba Ipinle What is the Yoruba word for Federal government?

@candy_kb @abikeade_mii @Alpha_Yom That’s National Government which could also be the same as fed govt in the case of Nigeria

@Salkarb @abikeade_mii @Alpha_Yom Ijoba orile ede

I Wish I Could Sh++t Him Through the TV— FCT Minister Wike Reacts to Journalist Seun Okinbaloye’s One-Party State Comment Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), has revealed that he was so frustrated by a comment made by Channels Television journalist Seun Okinbaloye that he wished he could “sh++t him through the TV screen.” Wike made the remarks on Friday during a media chat in Abuja. The controversy stems from Thursday’s edition of Channels Television’s Politics Today, which focused on the leadership crisis in the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and the decision of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). On the show, Okinbaloye expressed concern over Nigeria potentially becoming a one-party state, noting that the ADC, seen as one of the opposition’s few alternatives, might not contest the 2027 elections due to internal crises. He said: “I’m particularly very pained because what makes the race interesting is when it’s competitive, not when only one party stands in the middle of the ballot. If the ADC one of the only hopes of the opposition cannot contest in 2027, we are doomed democratically.” Reacting to the broadcast, Wike accused Okinbaloye of taking sides in the ADC dispute rather than remaining neutral as a journalist. He said: “I was surprised yesterday, thoroughly surprised. When I was watching Politics Today, Seun, if there was any way to break the screen, I would have sh+t him. How can you, as an interviewer, say we cannot have only one party? You are now telling your own views. There is nothing wrong with asking questions, but you are now making a statement on national television, which means you have already taken a position.” Wike clarified that his comment was an expression of frustration and not a literal threat.

@genakhena @atila2010a And we’ve take the lead again

@atila2010a Dem say dem don score us

Link for Jordan vs Nigeria game as shared by the Super Eagles Media Officer player.m4stv.com/live/UDN3ATO

@akinDFB You didn’t have to do my boy like that 😭

7th team all nba no dey nau

@The_Gramm24 And yet he is progressing in life, maybe that side is the best after all

This one, always on the wrong side of history

@thecableindex Voter Apathy or closed competitor?

Nigeria's presidential election winners by number of votes (1999-2023) 1. Olusegun Obasanjo (1999): 18.74m 2. ⁠Olusegun Obasanjo (2003): 24.46m 3. ⁠Musa Yar’ Adua (2007): 24.64m 4. ⁠Goodluck Jonathan (2011): 22.50m 5. ⁠Muhammad Buhari (2015): 15.42m 6. ⁠Muhammad Buhari (2019): 15.19m 7. ⁠Bola Tinubu (2023): 8.79m Nigeria’s presidential winning vote has declined consistently since 2011, falling from 22.5m to 8.8m in 2023. #TheCableIndex

Since dem do am to Sega that year Dem just dey fi oju olore gun igi on this app

@a4lasade @ossaivictor1_ What did Lekan ever did to anybody?😫

Yoruba names that should be officially retired. Femi. Segun. Wale. Bosede. Iyabo. Ola. Bimpe. Bukky. Ayo. Yemi. Yomi. Lekan. Gbenga. Bimbo. Yetunde. Babatunde. Wande. I said what I said 😂 Add yours…..

BlueCo is the worst thing to have happened to Chelsea in the over 120 years existence. Fuck the British government for forcing Abrahmovic out. This is an absolute shit show We might as well relegate and compete with QPR and Hull City since we are no better than them

Surely Jordan Pickford is top 5 Premier league goal keeper of All time

@Ottlek1 Eid Mubarak egbon, e send owo odun

Eid Mubarak ❤️ Taqabalallahu mina waminkum

@Ottlek1 Amin

As Ramadan ends today, I pray all the momentum of good deeds, charity, and good conduct accumulated in this holy month will not plummet inshaa Allah. May we witness more of Ramadan in life.

Disgraceful

@CAF_Media @CAF_Online This would have never happened under Hayatou

The CAF Appeal Board decided that in application of Article 84 of the Regulations of the CAF Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), the Senegal National Team is declared to have forfeited the Final Match of the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Morocco 2025 (“the Match”), with the result of the Match being recorded as 3–0 in favour of the Fédération Royale Marocaine de Football (FRMF). cafonline.com/news/caf-appea…

83 POINTS FOR BAM ADEBAYO. THE SECOND-MOST EVER. Wilt: 100 Bam: 83 Kobe: 81

@julietbawuah They just scored

Alnassr is drawing at home 😭