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@MasterMaliq @Adeoye46860 He is right. This is the God that brought them out of Egypt is different from the God that brought them out of Egypt. One was the golden calf and the other was the God of Israel.

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A Christian called me a slave of Allah, expecting anger. That’s the mistake. You think “slave” is an insult. I see it as clarity. I don’t wake up chasing people’s approval. I don’t bend my morals to fit society. I don’t rewrite truth to feel comfortable. I live my life to please my Master. Everyone serves something anyway. Money. Fame. Desires. Public opinion. So let’s be honest. You’re a slave too. The only question is, who owns you? I chose God.

@MasterMaliq The ultimate in praying to God. What is the essence of praying 5 times with this prayer?

Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation; but deliver us from the evil one. For thine is the kingdom, the power and the glory, for ever and ever. Amen.🙏

@MasterMaliq Tell those pious people that killed Gideon in Kano and Deborah in Sokoto.

Can I kill for Allah? NO ❌ Can I kill for Muhammad? NO ❌ I don’t care what any scholar, imam, or extremist says. True submission to God doesn’t require blood on my hands. If your version of faith needs me to take another human life… then your version of faith is the problem. Peace is not weakness. Love is not betrayal. Humanity comes first.

A First Bank employee named Tijani Muiz Adeyinka worked on the electronic products team. His job gave him legitimate access to process reversals for customers. He used that access to credit merchant accounts with money that was not theirs. The fraudulent postings went to his wife's Zenith Bank account first. From there to 34 other accounts. Which then spread to 1,190 secondary accounts across multiple banks. By the time First Bank noticed and reported it to the Nigeria Police Force on March 25, 2024...the figure had grown from ₦12 billion to ₦40 billion. He was already on the run. Three court orders across Lagos and Jalingo were obtained to freeze accounts. Some of the money had already been converted to USDT through crypto traders. This is what insider fraud actually looks like in Nigerian banking. Not a dramatic hack. A staff member. A privileged function. No second authorization required. If your system allows any single person to trigger financial transactions without a second approval layer that is your vulnerability. Segregation of duties is not bureaucracy. It is what stands between your system and ₦40 billion walking out the door.

@MasterMaliq You believed it just like you believed in the 72 virgins. The end result for the killings is 72 virgins. Who gave birth to the virgins? Palestinian,Iraq or Israel? Definitely not Nigerian virgins who you have killed their parents.

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. 💚

@Osasdave4701 What about 3rd? Which zone be dat? Two primary schools, two secondary schools, a big market, protected by the moat, pursued Ogiso river away from its location, received Eyadema and Gowon many times, who pass us?

There are different Zones in Benin. We have Silucko Road - Egbean Zone Ekewan Road Zone Airport Road Zone Sapele Road Zone Sokpoba - Upper Sokpoba Road Zone Akpakpava - Agbor Road/Aduwawa Road Ikpoba hill zone Mission Road - Upper Mission Road Zone Uselu - New Lagos road Zone Where do you think is the best zone to stay in Benin? Airport road and Sapele Road is the home of Edo Hospitality. Beautiful sites, hotels and well behaved environments. Upper na there all our gbewa gbewa for come. Those for Ikpoba Hill zone no de Benin City levels. Leave Aduwawa for Aboki and Agbor road for Igbos Uselu - New Lagos road is full of intellectuals. Fine fine babes. Ekewan Road get vibes

@MasterMaliq I am knocking at the door of your heart. If any one opens, I will come in and eat with him. If Jesus lives in you, what are you praying for? He that sent me is greater than me. I can do nothing except what he that sent me do. Rev 1v1 the testimony of Jesus which God gave...

Why I chose Islam... Someone asked me the other day, “Why Islam?” I smiled and said: I believe in a religion where God is ONE, not two, not three, not a trinity, and He has no son, no partner, no equal. Just pure, perfect Oneness. ❤️ I believe in a religion that tells me I don’t need any intermediary, priest, rabbi, or middleman to reach my Creator. He is closer to me than my own jugular vein. I speak to Him directly, in any language, at any time, and He hears every whisper. No gatekeepers. No confession required. Just me and my Lord. 🕌 I believe in a religion that doesn’t just ask me to pray. It makes my entire life a prayer. Every single aspect revolves around Him: When I wake up, I remember Him When I bathe, I purify for Him When I eat, I say Bismillah and thank Him When I am with my spouse, even that intimate moment has beautiful guidelines from Him, turning it into an act of worship and love I believe in a religion that commands justice, mercy, and kindness to every human being, Muslim or not. It teaches me to stand for the oppressed, feed the hungry, and speak truth even when it is hard. I believe in a religion that honours women as equals in faith, gives them rights to education, property, and dignity 1400 years before the world even thought about it, and calls mothers the door to Paradise. I believe in a religion that values knowledge so highly that the very first word revealed was “Read.” It pushes me to seek truth, explore science, and never stop learning. Islam didn’t just give me a religion. It gave me a complete way of life, peaceful, purposeful, balanced, and beautiful. Alhamdulillah for guiding me to the truth. This is why my heart chose Islam.

@Biblicalman You are wrong. He did not wrap God in anything. God never died. The body that was prepared for the son of man died through the eternal spirit.

Joseph of Arimathea pulled a corpse off a cross with his bare hands. Blood under his fingernails. The weight of a dead man sagging into his arms. He wrapped God in linen, pressed the fabric into wounds that were still wet. Nicodemus brought seventy-five pounds of burial spice. A king's funeral for a man the world just murdered. They carried Him into a hole in the rock and rolled the stone shut. And everything you've ever done went in with Him. Every night you can't sleep because of what you did. Every morning, you can't look in the mirror. The thing you did to her. The thing you did to them. The lie you've been carrying so long it feels like bone. The version of you that drinks alone and pretends tomorrow will be different. That man was buried with Christ. Stone sealed. Done. Not managed. Not in therapy. Not on a payment plan with God where you slowly earn your way back. Buried. In a tomb. Under rock. Gone. Three days of silence. Three days of a cold body in the dark. Then the stone moved. And when He walked out, the grave clothes were folded on the slab. He didn't stumble out tangled in death. He left it sitting there like a man who's done with the clothes he used to wear. Lazarus needed someone to unwrap him. Death still clung to him even after he was breathing. Jesus folded His own burial linen and walked out clean. That's the difference between religion and resurrection. Religion unwraps you slowly. Asks you to manage your sin. Attend the class. Read the book. Try harder next week. Resurrection says the man who walked into that tomb is dead. The man who walked out doesn't know him. You're not fixing the old you. The old you is in a sealed tomb in Jerusalem, and he's not coming back. The man reading this, the one who thinks he's too far gone, you're not too far. You're already buried. The funeral happened two thousand years ago. Now get up. The stone's already moved. The linen's already folded. Walk out.

@Joe_brendan_ @General_Oluchi The Bible says that he that scattereth gathers more. Do you know how many trailers Dangote has bought that were destroyed by his drivers and yet he just bought more sophisticated trucks. As a man is, so he thinks. Glo is making 1b daily selling AIR and you refused to see that.

One of the reasons poverty is deep in Nigeria is this The people we meet daily are dishonest, lying, satanic demons who believe their only way to success is to cheat you I know at least 2 people who can open 10 barbing salons, get cars for Uber, open shops, etc etc. They have the money to do so But they are refusing to open one business because the employees will cheat them as they have always done So many people with money are on this table. they are scared of opening businesses that will employ people and reduce poverty because the people that will be employed will come with the mindset to steal and wreck things Everyone is tying up their money in real estate, stocks, REITS in America, etc. Nobody is creating Jobs. The average Nigerian does not trust the average Nigerian

@MasterMaliq Matt 5.32. A man cannot put away his wife and marry another except for fornication and whoever marry one that is put away commits adultery against her husband. Also Matt 19v9, that the disciples said if na so e go be, e better make man nor marry. You need understanding to know

Islam allows a man up to 4 wives. Non-Muslims lose their minds: “That’s too much! Oppressive!” Yet nowhere in any scripture does it say “one man, one wife.” Not the Bible. Abraham, Jacob, David, Solomon all had multiple wives. God even gave David more (2 Samuel 12:8). Jesus never said otherwise. Monogamy isn’t religion. It’s Roman law packaged as “God’s plan.” Islam is real. You can have multiple wives if you’re just (Quran 4:3) but it warns you’ll never be perfectly fair (4:129). It protects widows and deals with reality instead of pretending. Your prophets practised it. Your books never forbade it. So why scream “extreme” at Islam? Monogamy equals Roman culture not divine law.

@MasterMaliq The best defence is to attack. That is the 21st century behaviour. It's not that Christians cannot kill the Muslims, but their conscience will judge them and they will rue the action all their lives.

They keep saying “Islam belongs in the 14th century” and we get triggered. But let’s be brutally honest for once: Which religion still defends child marriage? Which one prescribes death for blasphemy? Which one forces women to cover up or face punishment? Which one calls killing “Jihad” and celebrates it? Which one promises 72 virgins as sexual reward in heaven? Which one wants to punish non-Muslims under Shariah law? We scream “That’s not real Islam!” Yet we still defend these practices and tag them as “Islamic.” Even though EVERY SINGLE ONE of them contradicts the actual teachings of the Quran. So tell me… How exactly are we supposed to convince the world that Islam is compatible with the 21st century when we keep dragging 7th-century tribal ideas into 2026 and calling them “our religion”? It’s time to stop getting angry at the question… and start answering it with honesty.

@MasterMaliq My Lebanese friend does not allow his wife to shake hands with me. There's a difference between a maid and a married woman. They respect the boundaries.

Islam says a woman shouldn’t be shaking hands with a man she’s not related to, and people jump up calling it “extreme.” Extreme how? Let’s be honest for once. Most cultures are not as “free” as people pretend. There are always boundaries. A woman hugging, holding, or being physically close to a random man has never been universally normal everywhere. But the moment Islam says it clearly and unapologetically, it suddenly becomes a problem. Maybe Christianity allows handshakes between opposite sexes, I don’t know. That’s their space. But don’t act like Islam invented boundaries between men and women. It didn’t. It just refused to water them down.

@MasterMaliq The Catholic church and Islam are the same. They are still the only group that refused to accept that Jesus came down from the cross and they are the only group that uses rosary and finally they don't believe in miracles

Catholic churches in Dubai (and across the UAE) just cancelled ALL masses until further notice. Why? Threats of attack from our extremist Muslim brothers have forced authorities to act for safety during Holy Week. But here's the painful truth: Most of us won't call it out. Crimes are being committed in the name of our faith… and the best response from too many is silence. Then we wonder why the world fears Islam. Why the cry of “Islamophobia” grows louder every day. We blame the West. We blame the media. We blame everyone else. But we are the problem.

Anyways, it's my 6th year anniversary on X. 6 years of hard & smart work. 6 years of consistency. 6 years of mentoring many young people. 6 years of saving marriages & destroying wuruwuru relationships. 6 years of bringing bright minds under one indisputable community. End.

@MasterMaliq The one that is successful is the one that says love one another and it is still being obeyed till date. I will follow the man all my life. Show me one Muslim city that lives in peace. Iran just bombed all Muslim countries.

The Contrast No One Wants You To See Muhammad ruled an empire Jesus was ruled under an empire Muhammad was a religious and political leader. He built a state, established laws, commanded armies, and united tribes. Jesus was a religious teacher preaching under Roman occupation Muhammad died as the undisputed leader of Arabia, having spread Islam from Mecca to the entire Arabian Peninsula. Tens of thousands of followers called him their Prophet and ruler. Jesus was crucified by the Romans, with the approval of some Jewish leaders, on charges of blasphemy and sedition. At the time of his death, his closest followers numbered just 11 By the time Muhammad passed away in 632 CE, over 100,000 people in Arabia had accepted Islam. When Jesus was crucified, Christianity as we know it did not even exist yet The word “Islam” is mentioned multiple times in the Quran itself as the name of the religion. The word “Christianity” never appears even once in the entire Bible The word “Quran” is mentioned over 70 times inside the Quran. The word “Bible” does not appear even once in the Bible This is not hate. This is not arrogance. This is history One man built a civilisation that changed the world while he was alive. The other was killed before his message could fully take shape One religion was named and defined by its own scripture. The other had its name given to it centuries later by outsiders Read it. Think about it. Then decide which story actually sounds like divine success.

@MasterMaliq Abi, ask dem

Non muslims talk about “Islamic terrorists” and some Muslims take it personally. Donald Trump talks about bombing terrorists, and suddenly there’s panic in the North. If you’re not one of them, why do you feel targeted? Why the anger? Terrorists are not Islam. But if the label hits you like it’s about you, then something is off. If it’s not you, why does it feel like it is?

@AskMichaelTaiwo Give her Agatha Christie books to read and let us know if she caught the murderer

My daughter is finishing one book per day on this trip. One of the books is 500 pages, the others are over 400 pages. She finishes them and asks me to buy another. At this rate, I might have to give her a limit on how many books we can buy in a month. At her age, I was rolling tires down the street in Offa 😂

@MasterMaliq Gradually sense is coming

🚨 Northern Nigeria is already under Shariah… and it’s a disaster. We are NOT even practicing FULL Shariah nationwide, yet look at the North today: - Sky-high poverty - Rampant abuse of women & children - Almajiri street kids everywhere - Hisbah police raiding, beating & destroying non-Muslim businesses simply because they don’t follow Shariah Now imagine this same system forced on the ENTIRE country. It will be WORSE than Afghanistan and Pakistan combined. I will FOREVER REJECT this political Shariah. It has FAILED the 12 northern states that adopted it for over 20 years. Zero development. Zero progress. Only pain. Why should the rest of Nigeria copy a PROVEN FAILURE? Speak up before it’s too late.

@MasterMaliq Thou shall only put away your wife except for fornication and whoever marry that put away commits adultery. Matt 5.32. That's all there is to life. Let me ask you, can a married woman commit fornication?

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.

@VillBella I will come. Iyare or Edegbe?

I want to host a gathering of strictly pounded yam and egusi soup 🥹