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The psychiatric hospital is actually where you belong or you should relocate and isolate yourself inside IGBO ELEGBEJE never to return to civilization.

iwaeda:
A opade, akoni yarawa. A opade leti odo.

A o pàdé lẹgbẹ àpótí ìdìbò ni 2027.

He will soon be announced as an Ambassador of Portharcourt Airport.......

This incompetence in leadership resulting in the death, kidnappings, banditry, armed robbery, ritual killings etc. stand condemned.

Nigerians must rise to unanimously say in practical terms that: ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.

A wicked 'nation' starving and killing children will have to face the wrath of God and that of mankind. GOD HAS NEVER BEEN PARTIAL..........
these fake Israelis from Europe have seen nothing yet.

@CHRISTOPHER LANDAU
Do you need anyone to tell you that your president, Donald Trump is the number one enemy of the USA? He will be the one to ruin America with his own hands.

Death will give every soul.a bear hug at the destined time. Allahu Akbar.

Man's inhumanity to fellow man is taking firm root in Anambra state. From the brutal treatment of corpers, now to this wickedness.

Prof. Charles Soludo should unravel this evil act and bring perpetrators to book and rehabilitate this young man.

So, na true dem dey talk sey you dey go up and down tasting people pots of soup.

You do not have to stop Dangote trucks on the road to get his attention to act on the carnage some of his truck drivers have caused. Dangote is a man with a big heart. He has shown it over the years in Nigeria.

You should know that you are going beyond your bounds by weilding cane and blocking road. Do not endanger your life with those truck motor boys and their drivers.

chidi2003:
How many souls have you saved?
Why threatening people with Heaven and hellfire - just to defraud the gullible innocent people? You people are busy amassing wealth on earth, building mansions on earth through the sweats of your poor members. Did Christ defraud anyone on planet earth?
You guys have ended up monetizing Christianity! How do you people sleep at night: collecting money from poor orphans and widows - enriching yourself - and promising them Heavens?

God has left them for satan, because they havel deaden their conscience by rejecting God's repeated invitations to the TRUTH.

Pastor Adeboye, if you die on a Sunday, what has that got to do with a Jewish Jesus you claim you are following❓

Pastor Adeboye, If you die after Church service, what does it matter❓ After all, Jesus never stepped into a church in his lifetime because actually there was no single church on earth, while he sojourned on earth, hence nothing like church service in his time.

Nigerians eagerly await your death, but let it be clear to you that it will not prove anything special about you even if you die on a Sunday after your church service.

This AI Overview explains it all:

Fixing gold or silver teeth during Hajj, while not inherently forbidden in Islam, can be discouraged if done with the intention of showing off or seeking worldly praise, which contradicts the spirit of humility and sincerity expected during the pilgrimage. While some view it as a cultural practice or a personal adornment, others consider it potentially problematic due to the potential for "riya" (showing off).

My personal take however is that most of the fixing of gold or silver teeth has showing off behind it. It is far better to avoid it.

After Buhari is gone, how many people know who I am in Katsina?

Ayatollah Ali Khameini is very correct in his statement. All should wait and see what happens if America dare attack Iran.

Did any Israeli slave in Africa ever believe Israel will be so battered by Iran? More is coming.

This is unfortunately where we find ourselves in Nigeria. Health workers are among the most arrogant and irresponsible workers in Nigeria.
May God bless and reward the good ones.
This irresponsible behaviour has a lot to do with the poor leadership of the current Health Minister who is not known (to the best of my own knowledge) to have done anything tangible worth pointing at in the health sector.

May Allah bless the man that exposed this wicked and irresponsible behaviour.

It's our civic responsibility to engage in this sort of exposure when we come across such.

Please let's help make the video go viral.

Permit me to sincerely rate these men as follows in alphabetical order:

AMAECHI
He is an unforgiving, vengeful arrogant man. All these deadly qualities can never make him a worthy Nigeria leader.

ATIKU
He is so much in love with power that he will be ready to contest on the ticket of any party whatsoever as a presidential candidare, but he will be a leader that will highly likely care for the welfare of citizens if elected.

As a Muslim, Atiku is not supposed to bow down for any mortal. He bowed down for Obasanjo by refusing to contest against him when majority of governors lined up behind him then to take the presidency from Obasanjo. So, Atiku forever lost the chance of becoming the President of Nigeria on a platter of gold.

EL-RUFAI
This man is arrogant, unforgiving and equally vengeful like Amaechi. He believes he is more intelligent than any Nigerian like Obasanjo.
He stained Islam with his war against El-Zakzaky men which led to the death of very
nice Muslims and he equally led many Southern Kaduna Christians to their graves. He cannot be a unifying factor in the politics of Nigeria.

This Ram will highly likely ends up in the care of Fulani herdsmen, an addition to the numerous gifts of cows, sheep and rams for Mr. President.

Mr. President, do consider using any of the very reliable Nigeria database that has majority of Nigerians on it to redistribute part of your numerous gifts via a SALLAH LUCKY DIP to your fellow Nigerians.

Happy sallah in advance to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Salute to the appreciative citizen, Khamis Musa Darazo.

You are deliberately being stup!d for your misinformation.

jaxxy:
These guys don't stay in lagos state, their incident if at all real probably didn't happen in lagos.

Drawing attention to their wicked crime should be enough to get them apprehended wherever they are residing.

Shame on these inglorious men.

fergie001:
https://m.lindaikejisblog.com/2025/5/outrage-as-speed-darlington-seemingly-admits-sl33ping-with-a-15-year-old-vrgin-video.html



Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency

VERY DARK MAN (VDM) should also be invited and a case file opened for him.

Zetty177x:
Hmmm...ur comment is confusing

Help yourself settle your confusion with these:

From badly brought up Burna boy who has no respect for 'couples' at a bar to the Dirty Very Dark Man who reels out the number of women he has slept with to the morally bankrupt Speed Darlington who deserves a jail term, Nigeria is experiencing insults from men who deserves nothing but being shamed by society and punished by those in authority.

Why is there excuse for every failure in Nigeria when there is a government in place that is supposed to make things work?

caye:
So...who programs chatGPT?
It has no biases?
You still think you're talking to an African who believes anything he hears from or sees, like in the past 500 yrs?

Keep wallowing in your ignorance and foooolish pride.

caye:
You do realise this is Arab propaganda, right?
Reality is different from fiction.

Quote unfortunate that you have been totally fed with prejudicial views and totally brainwashed!

Check out what ChatGPT has to say about the story and ask yourself if ChatGPT spreads propaganda or educates you.

Yet some domestic workers are loved. Read this story about an Ethiopian migrant worker in Beirut, LEBANON.

Title: "Mama Selam"

When Selam left her small town in Ethiopia to work in Beirut, she carried only a few things: a change of clothes, a worn photo of her daughter, and a quiet hope that the family she was joining would be kind.

She became the second mother in the household before she realized it. The three children—Jad, Leila, and Sami—clung to her after school, begged for her to tell them bedtime stories in Amharic, and always wanted to help her cook injera on Sundays, even though they’d always wrinkle their noses at the sour smell.

Selam treated them like her own. She woke before dawn, made breakfast, sewed costumes for school plays, bandaged knees, dried tears, and never raised her voice.

Their mother, Rana, wasn’t distant like other madams Selam had heard about. Rana spoke to Selam as an equal, asked about her daughter back home, and once, when Selam fell ill, stayed at her bedside through the night.

After ten years, Selam decided it was time. Her daughter was getting married in Addis Ababa. Her mother was aging. She had saved enough. It was time to go home.

When she told the family, Rana embraced her but her eyes filled with tears. The children wept for hours. Little Sami clung to her legs and asked, “Can I come with you, Mama Selam?”

On the day of her departure, the entire family came to the airport. Leila had made a drawing: Selam with angel wings and the words “We love you forever.” Jad, now a tall teenager, tried to hide his tears. Rana handed her an envelope—not money, but letters from each family member.

Selam walked through the gate with a full heart knowing she'd left behind something rare: love.

Back in Ethiopia, she opened the letters one by one. The last was from Rana: “You were never a worker. You were our family. Come back any time. Our home will always be yours.”

Yet some domestic workers are loved. Read this story about an Ethiopian migrant worker in Beirut, LEBANON.

Title: "Mama Selam"

When Selam left her small town in Ethiopia to work in Beirut, she carried only a few things: a change of clothes, a worn photo of her daughter, and a quiet hope that the family she was joining would be kind.

She became the second mother in the household before she realized it. The three children—Jad, Leila, and Sami—clung to her after school, begged for her to tell them bedtime stories in Amharic, and always wanted to help her cook injera on Sundays, even though they’d always wrinkle their noses at the sour smell.

Selam treated them like her own. She woke before dawn, made breakfast, sewed costumes for school plays, bandaged knees, dried tears, and never raised her voice.

Their mother, Rana, wasn’t distant like other madams Selam had heard about. Rana spoke to Selam as an equal, asked about her daughter back home, and once, when Selam fell ill, stayed at her bedside through the night.

After ten years, Selam decided it was time. Her daughter was getting married in Addis Ababa. Her mother was aging. She had saved enough. It was time to go home.

When she told the family, Rana embraced her but her eyes filled with tears. The children wept for hours. Little Sami clung to her legs and asked, “Can I come with you, Mama Selam?”

On the day of her departure, the entire family came to the airport. Leila had made a drawing: Selam with angel wings and the words “We love you forever.” Jad, now a tall teenager, tried to hide his tears. Rana handed her an envelope—not money, but letters from each family member.

Selam walked through the gate with a full heart knowing she'd left behind something rare: love.

Back in Ethiopia, she opened the letters one by one. The last was from Rana: “You were never a worker. You were our family. Come back any time. Our home will always be yours.”