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@somtodeyforyo You will soon hear that one court in zamfara has given a favourable verdict.

Ugo's wife funny, you dy Lagos dey sue person wey dey live for UK, as I see the N500M na then I knw say she don meet ebuka for cyber cafe.😂

@MrMekzy_ The simple answer is that they don't have the power to heal. If they did, the hospitals won't be crowded with sick people. God has stated clearly that a time would come when no resident of this world would say "I am sick" .. Isaiah 33:24

Things like this really confuse me tbh, makes me honestly scared and i’m not even trying to be mischievous. This pastor heads NSPPD and a whole lot of people have gotten healed (i believe that the healings are real btw) just by being a part of it but this is the same man laying his hands directly on Alex and he still passed on. I think about this thing and it shakes my faith a lot tbh. I have so many questions because it’s genuinely confusing.

@Spearhead_Af @DavidHundeyin Would be great if we can get the solutions articulated. Great perspective 👍

Africa's "Modern" Constructions Are Climate Disasters Africa needs buildings that make sense for Africa. Too many of our cities are filled with glass, concrete, and steel structures that trap heat, block airflow, and force people to depend on expensive air conditioning just to survive indoors. That is the opposite of "development." It is actually spectacularly poor planning. Our ancestors understood climate before it became a conference topic. They built with the land, used local materials, created shade, allowed air to move, and designed homes that worked with the environment. Unfortunately, we keep copying people who never designed for our climate in the first place. Construction in Africa needs to be decolonized, and that must start with a mindset change and re-education.

@ARISEtv Arise TV giving attention to nuisance is not part of journalism. Take this craft seriously and go out there to find out what will inform the citizens and help them get engaged.

BREAKING.... 2027 POLLS: OBIDIENT MOVEMENT REBRANDS, SACKS PETER OBI, YUNUSA Ahead of the 2027 general elections, the Nigerian political space came under more tension on Thursday with the immediate disbandment of the #Obidient Movement and expulsion of the presidential candidate of the Labour Party in the 2023 election, Peter Obi; one his disciples, Yunusa Tanko and all other persons appointed under the unauthorised leadership structure that emerged after the 2023 elections. Those behind the sacking premised the decision on political prostitution and its misuse for personal advantage and private gains. Consequently, the organisation has been rebranded to the #OBEDIENT Movement, to disengage it from Obi and his loyalists. Several calls, SMS and WhatsApp messages to Obi and Yunusa were not replied. Speaking at a press briefing in Abuja to unveil the organisation, the International Coordinator of the #OBEDIENT Movement, Dr Barry Avotu Johnson, clarified that it has not yet adopted any presidential candidate for 2027 and has ceased to have any dealings with Labour Party. According to him, the rebranding was necessary because after the 2023 elections, the original vision and founding ideals of the #Obidient Movement were no longer adequately represented by those who assumed control of its structure.

@Ojukwu_Bianca With all these serious points and the man is smiling. What's there to smile about?

This morning, I had a phone conversation with Hon Ronald Lamola, South Africa Foreign Affairs Minister who expressed concern and misgivings concerning the plans by the government of Nigeria to evacuate its citizens desirous of leaving the Republic of South Africa due to the recent xenophobic attacks and anti-foreigner sentiments openly expressed during continuing anti-migrant protests in South Africa, the latest of which took place in Durban, South Africa, yesterday 6th May 2026. I maintained that our Government cannot stand by and watch the systematic harrasment and humiliation of our nationals resident in SA as well as the extra-judicial killings of our people, and that the evacuation of our citizens who want to return home remains our Government's priority at this time . I also highlighted the need for their police and justice systems to take the cases on ground of extra-judicial killings of Nigerians in South Africa more seriously and that there should be clear and immediate consequences for such acts. Yesterday's protests in Durban did not record acts of violence as there was heavy security presence. However Nigerians were advised to close their shops and businesses and stay largely indoors by Mission. Our discussions also centered on the violent and indiscriminate rhetoric and actions of South Africa's anti-foreigner political parties which puts the lives and properties of Nigerian and other Nationals at risk, but which conversely might also have the effect jeopardizing the safety of South African interests in Nigeria. Nigerians have exercised, and continue to demonstrate commendable restraint, in their response to the ongoing crisis. I also brought to his attention, having engaged with some of our Nationals resident with their families in South Africa, the unfortunate fact that Nigerian Children as well as children born of both Nigerian and South African parents (referred to as 'Sougerians' ) are being wrongfully bullied in schools and taunted to 'return to their country'. This is reprehensible and capable of causing trauma to young minds for whom such incidents may remain etched in memory. Hon. Lamola informed that the SA authorities recognise that they have a responsibility to protect these innocent children and doing their utmost through education supervisory bodies to discourage these practices. While we both pledged to continue to work together to de-escalate this crisis, noting the vehement condemnations of the President of South Africa, President Cyril Ramaphosa and SA Government of the prevailing state of affairs, what is worrisome to our citizens both in Nigeria and those resident in South Africa is that the demand that all foreigners leave South Africa, appears to be targeted only towards black Africans which makes one wonder whether what is happening should not be more accurately defined as 'Afriphobia' rather than Xenophobia. The President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has directed that the Nigerian Missions in South Africa set up , with immediate effect, a crisis notifications unit for imperiled citizens who have also been advised first and foremost to contact SA security authorities whenever dangerous situations arise.

@Chude_ND1 Idols had no power in the past, they have no power now and they'll never have power in the future. They are just man made items venerated by humans and our creator condemns it! Exodus 20:1-5

CCTV video: In St. Mulumba Catholic Church, Owerri, a thief broke into the chapel and stole the monstrance containing the Blessed Sacrament. In this part of the world, it is believed that the Blessed Sacrament possesses so much power that it makes people fall under the anointing whenever it is raised. I wonder why it couldn’t strike down the thief.

@ChelseaFC Liverpool will fry you 🫪🫪🫪🫪🫪

Up next: #LIVCHE 🛣️

@BSAT_Properties Pensions are also invested in treasury bills by the way.

VDM placed 100M from the NGO m0ney into Tr£asury BILL Atanda, what do you have to say or you are afraid to say something? Legally speaking Under the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) 2020 It's not a crime for NGO to inv£st their funds, including public contributions provided the gains (pr0fit) of the inv£stment will be used mainly to support it's charity work. In the case of VDM, he mentioned that the gains will be used to pay Salaries of staff working with the NGO, which is another way of using the gains for the benefit of the NGO It becomes a CRIME the moment the pr0fit from the inv£stment gained by the NGO m0ney is converted for personal use. E no pass like that Ignorance of the law is no excuse Atanda

@beejay0x @MTNNG @JoyceOnyemuwa @jimidisu @mimieyo @ruffydfire have you seen this?

I just confirmed that @MTNNG steals data from their users‼️‼️💔 I’ve been having suspicions that MTN have been stealing data because of the rate at which my data finishes so fast even if I don’t download anything So yesterday by 3:52 PM I bought 11GB data for 3500 naira I put my phone on power saving mode so no app in the background will be able to use data I didn’t download or upload any videos and I’ve been using my phone lightly. I felt like all this wasn’t enough so i decided to download an app that tracks my data usage This afternoon MTN sent me a message that I have just 4GB of data left Checked the app and saw I used only 3GB from the 11GB I bought yesterday Now my question to MTN is this If I used 3GB from 11GB that means I should have 8GB left Why do I have just 4GB left? Where did my remaining 4GB go??? All evidence attached in the screenshots below👇👇👇 We need to call out MTN for these recent thefts as I’m sure I’m not the only one facing this problem

@coachchek @IanJob @SocialtyPro What are the secrets behind it

@IanJob @SocialtyPro none as of now, but you can definitely use claude for free if you know the secrets behind it :)

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@ChelsTransfer Anyone apart from Liam Rosenior will do

🔵 Thoughts on Callum McFarlane as Chelsea interim manager at Wembley against Leeds in an FA Cup semifinal?

@JacobsBen @talkSPORT @sammatterface He should resign

🗣️ Scathing interview from Liam Rosenior on @talkSPORT. He tells @sammatterface Chelsea’s performance against Brighton was “embarrassing”. “Unacceptable in every area. The complete opposite of anything I want to see on a football pitch. I feel numb. I am angry. I am frustrated. It has to turn around very, very quickly. “It’s not even about convincing the fans. I apologised to them after the game. “It’s unacceptable. I can’t dress it up any other way. To represent this football club, with the history and traditions it has got, and for us to go and put in a performance like that… “I can forgive mistakes of giving the ball away. I can forgive missing shots. What I can’t forgive is losing 50-50 duels, ducking out of headers at times. It’s embarrassing. I am really, really devastated not even at the result but the manner in which we lost this game. “I felt like we had turned a corner against Manchester United in terms of our body language and our commitment and desire, which is the bare minimum at this football club. And so for us to turn in that performance three days later leaves a bitter taste in the mouth. “There were 3-4 players who gave everything and they were let down today by the rest.” Easily Chelsea’s worst performance of the season with zero shots on target, sloppy errors and no urgency or fight. Rosenior has now lost six of his 13 Premier League games as Chelsea head coach. And by the time Chelsea play again in the Premier League on May 4 against Nottingham Forest, it will be exactly two months since they last scored a league goal. Fans, off the back of a BlueCo protest on Saturday, again chanted against the ownership and called for the removal of Rosenior during the game. Chelsea could potentially fall into the bottom half of the table before Forest visit Stamford Bridge. Qualifying for the #UCL was the target both under and after Enzo Maresca, but now Chelsea face a battle to get any form of European football.

@NewsCentralTV Are serious inspections meant to be recorded? 😀😀😀

Lagos State Police, led by CP Tijani Fatai, have conducted an early-morning inspection at Gbagada, Lagos, to tackle rising criminal activities, including one-chance and kidnapping. Watch👇🏿

@DeadlineDayLive @TheSun Get Fabregas instead

🚨 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Atletico Madrid coach Diego Simeone is emerging as the favourite to become Chelsea’s next manager. (Source: @TheSun)

@General_Oluchi The root of the problem is poor nutrition and lack of mental exercise. Information processing and critical thinking emanates from a nourished and well developed brain.

A Nigerian man has been documenting how a bird sits besides his newborn daughter every day and won’t leave her side. It doesn’t harm the child, but it’s an uncomfortable and confusing sight for the family. This has been going on for months and the family need answers why this bird is attracted to the child. It should pique curiosity among Nigerians, especially the young ones on the internet, but the comment section is flooded with embarrassing statements like: “Why are you posting this here?” “Why are you sharing your family on the net?” “Why are you exposing your daughter on the internet?” Curiosity should be the mother of invention. When a question is raised, a problem is identified and a solution follows. But many young Nigerian on the Internet, for fear of learning, prefers to sweep things under the carpet, hide it and hope it goes away. The idea is that if you don’t bring it to the internet, it won’t be a problem. I was hoping to see questions like: “Why is the bird visiting the child?” “What is the scientific or spiritual meaning?” “Are there historical references to this incident?” “Can anyone study this occurrence closely?” “What is the pro and cons of this and how do we avoid it without harming the child or the bird?” The lack of useful curiosity in the comments reveals a deeper problem in Nigeria and among Nigerians. Why is it important for Nigerians to hide interesting topics like this when it should be well documented for future reference? I hope Netflix documents this story if it’s real.

@AbiolaBlackdiva @fccpcnigeria and @NafdacAgency this is where you come in. Go to the shelves and pick the loaves for testing. Social media trials and rebuttals won't help Nigerians in their quest for healthy living.

The CEO of BON Bread has now spoken out and shared her own side of the story.

@OurFavOnlineDoc @MaximeBernier I don't know if Nigerians are cursed or there's a problem with our DNA. This is not normal.

Hi @ayomairoese please replay your questions on the rehabilitation of terrorists and ask yourself if that is in any way objective journalism. Let's keep addressing this issue with kids gloves and trivialising the threat.

@Miz_Fey Let me make a suggestion. If a man asks you out, first post his picture on @NIUKCommunity for 2FA verification. If no one claims him in a week, carry on.

We really need a platform to start exposing all the married men in UK that keep lying about their status to date other women.

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