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Bigboytinz:
Seriously news of the ban popular pass the so called song itself 🙄🙄

kimjongJezebel:
Out of over 200 tribes in Nigeria, one tribe takes over 70% lucrative positions. Incredible!


According to Wakili, there's another over one thousand board members and several others in different Agencies/Parastatals and ministries that are holding top positions that can't be listed here. And they're all Yorubas!






Credit: Imran U Wakilii

Botragelad:
Hey girl. Take your Islamic nonsense out of here!

Go cry elsewhere! 😂

Botragelad:
Haha. What do you mean Palestinians were “living in Gaza and other areas with the real Jews before the fake European Zionist Jews came."?🤦🏼
Ever heard of the Jewish diaspora, or do you think Jewish history began with a Eurovision performance? Jews have been indigenous to Judea and Samaria (yes, Judea, ring a bell?) for over 3,000 years. The Romans might’ve renamed it “Palestine” in 135 CE to erase Jewish ties, but that’s like renaming Cornwall “Saxonland” and pretending the Cornish vanished.

Zionism is the Jewish people’s indigenous liberation movement. Ever heard of Theodor Herzl? No? He’s the person who said, “Let’s rebuild our ancestral homeland,” not “Let’s invade someone else’s.” Meanwhile, the Arab population in fake Palestine almost quadrupled under British rule (1920s–1940s) because of economic migration, jobs, healthcare, and infrastructure built mostly by Jews. So much for “Palestinians accepting Zionists.”

Speaking of “evil Zionist Jews showing their true colors”, you mean like how Israel’s Declaration of Independence grants equal rights to all citizens, Arab and Jew? Or how Israeli Arabs serve in parliament, courts, and hospitals? How can anyone accuse Jews of “taking land” when Gaza’s Hamas original charter calls for genocide (“The Day of Judgment will not come until Muslims fight the Jews…”). Which part of “coexistence” are you struggling with? 🤷🏼

Libyan authorities have accused aid groups of plotting to change the country's ethnic make-up by encouraging African migrants to stay there, and has ordered some of them to close their offices.
Ten groups were criticised - including Doctors Without Borders, the UN refugee agency, and Norwegian Refugee Council.

"This plan to settle migrants of African origin in our country represents a hostile act. It aims to change the demographic composition of the country and threatens the balance of Libyan society," said Internal Security Authority spokesman Salem Gheit on Thursday.

It echoes a similar announcement made by Tunisia two years ago, which was swiftly condemned as anti-black racism.

Both nations sit on the Mediterranean coast and are key transit points for African migrants crossing the sea to Europe.
Since the overthrow of Libya's leader Muammar Gaddafi in 2011 there has been a breakdown in government, allowing armed militias and human-traffickers to proliferate.

The country has been divided into two, each run by a rival administration.
Militiamen have been accused of running detention centres where migrants are beaten to death or starved, and the Libyan coastguard is accused of sometimes filming people in the sea rather than rescuing them. The Libyan authorities have not commented on these accusations.

Thursday's order to expel the aid groups was made by the internationally recognised government based in the capital, Tripoli.
'Are they not Africans themselves?'
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) suspended its work in Libya a week ago, describing a campaign of harassment by Libyan authorities "summoning and interrogating the staff of international NGOs" since mid-March.

"Our organisation is very concerned about the consequences that these orders will have on the health of patients and on the safety of humanitarian workers," MSF said in a statement sent to the BBC.

In response to Thursday's announcement, the UN's refugee agency (UNHCR) has defended its work, telling the BBC that the people it helps are not "migrants" but refugees in dire need.

It also says it has not received any orders to leave and that it operates with the consent of the Tripoli government.

"We are in contact with the authorities in Libya and are following up with them to seek clarity. UNHCR has been operating in Libya for over 30 years, providing humanitarian assistance to refugees, asylum-seekers and vulnerable Libyan communities," spokesman William Spindler told the BBC.

One of the accusations reportedly made by Libya's International Security Authority against the 10 aid groups was that they support "illegal migrants by providing them with food, clothes, and medicine, which encouraged these migrants to consider Libya as a final destination and not a transit country". But many say they do not want to stay in the country.

For years sub-Saharan African migrants have been subjected to grave rights abuses and dehumanising treatment in Libya - including being killed, enslaved, or repeatedly raped.
"He used to call me a 'disgusting black'. He raped me and said: 'This is what women were made for,'" a Sudanese refugee trafficked in Libya told the BBC this year, about a man who had offered her a job cleaning his house.
"Even kids here are mean to us, they treat us as beasts and sorcerers, they insult us for being black and African, are they not Africans themselves?"

Former presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, has called for justice for Yusuf Alabi, a 15-year-old boy who has been held at the Kirikiri Correctional Centre for over three months without trial.

Alabi gained national attention in 2023 when he was photographed standing bravely in front of Obi’s convoy during a campaign rally in Lagos, a moment that went viral and was seen as symbolic of youth hope.

In a post shared via his official X handle on Tuesday night, Obi expressed deep concern over the boy’s prolonged detention and urged authorities to uphold the rule of law.

“I was made aware of the predicament of a young boy named Quadri Yusuf Alabi, who has been detained for over three months without trial, appeared in court for the first time in March, and still remains held in custody.

“I have contacted a lawyer, Barrister Inibehe Effiong, who, luckily, has been actively working to intensify his release. I sincerely appeal to the police and other agents of the government to always operate within the law and the rules and stop weaponizing citizens, especially our youths, who need our care and love to unleash their talents and energy towards building a new Nigeria that is possible,” he posted.

Alabi was allegedly stopped by local youths, who handed him over to the police, claiming he was a notorious fighter and thief.

However, Alabi maintains his innocence, stating he recognised the youths who accused him. The accusers reportedly held a grudge against Alabi’s family for not providing them with “settlement” money after he received cash gifts from Obi and socialite Cubana Chief Priest for his enthusiastic display at the rally.

Alabi has been charged with fighting and stealing. He made his first court appearance on March 27, with the next hearing scheduled for April 28.

Effiong confirmed Obi’s intervention, stating that efforts have been intensified to ensure justice and Alabi’s freedom.

“I confirm that you contacted me earlier today in respect of this case. I commend your interest in the case, Sir. Efforts have been intensified in the last 24 hours to ensure that justice is done and that Quadri Yusuf Alabi regains his freedom soonest. I will provide an update within the coming hours. History will vindicate the just,” he posted on X.

Freshtruth:
That doyle for PSG na wizard real Madrid go buy am next summer bet me

Mom007:
Good sleep.
When I used to run my bakery, we used to make mad sales on such days as many people liked to take tea and bread in such weather.

geoworldedu:
How?

geoworldedu:
Congrats to Arsenal. It is a win win situation for me o.

Angelfrost:
Lol... In 2023, prior to the elections, I told an ardent Obidient that Reno would turn against the opposition and switch to whoever sits on that throne.

I have always maintained that Reno has no iota of dignity and integrity.

Right from his infamous days as Wendell Slimlin.


Jagaban is smart and cunning enough to know how to deal with elements like Reno and Bwala.

Brendaniel:
He also said he will always support Atiku but when was the last time he talked about Atiku?

zero8zero:
Some people won't be happy with this news.

Babalegba:
You don't really understand how the fiat system works . You look at the numerical realities but not the economic realities. Going by your example,then the yen is weaker than the cedi but the reality is that the Japanese economy is so strong that they battle deflation..
The governor of the Zimbabwe Central Bank would give balls just to get the zig on a par with the naira..
The naira is weaker than it should be because Nigerians are economic illiterates, corrupt, selfish,weak and without control.

Goodmarlian:
Inasmuch as I am a tribal bigot and warlord in this forum, I must admit that these current Gen z Yoruba girls get yansh no be small,Even as early as 16 years they have asses the size of their moms,even my girlfriend ass always seems it get bigger by the day in my eyes plus a lot I see outside, I don't know if na my eyes but Roughly 80% of Yoruba girls i see in lagos got fat tempting asses especially the ones call pelumi and damilola.
Why is it so?
Is it because of change in diet,climate or evolution I need scientific answers please.

datola:
What! That's great

Kobojunkie:
Good move! Don't let insecurities keep you tied down in a loveless/unhappy marriage. It has never been worth it to do so.

Malamkwabo:
The story of Umm Qirfa is often cited in polemical attacks against Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), but its authenticity and context are highly disputed among Islamic scholars and historians. Below is a detailed analysis of the historical accounts and their reliability:
1. The Alleged Incident

Reported in: Weak and contested narrations, primarily from Kitab al-Tabaqat al-Kubra by Ibn Sa'd and Futuh al-Buldan by al-Baladhuri (neither are primary hadith sources).

Claim: During the expedition of Zayd ibn Haritha (7 AH / 628 CE) against the Banu Fazara tribe (who had betrayed a peace treaty), an elderly woman named Umm Qirfa was allegedly killed in a brutal manner.

2. Problems with the Narration
A) Weak & Contradictory Chains of Transmission

The story is not found in authentic hadith collections (Sahih Bukhari, Muslim, etc.).

Ibn Sa'd and al-Baladhuri relied on single narrators with weak or unknown reliability (majhul).

Contradicts Quranic and Prophetic teachings on wartime ethics (e.g., prohibition of killing women, children, and the elderly).

B) Historical Inconsistencies

No early sources: The earliest biographies (Ibn Ishaq, Ibn Hisham) do not mention Umm Qirfa.

Exaggerated details: Some versions claim she was tied between two camels and torn apart—a method never sanctioned in Islam and contrary to the Prophet’s strict rules of war.

C) Violates Islamic Rules of War

The Prophet forbade killing non-combatants, as per multiple authentic hadiths:

"Do not kill women, children, the elderly, or those in places of worship." (Sunan Abu Dawud)

"Do not betray, do not mutilate, do not kill a child or an elderly person." (Musnad Ahmad)

If Umm Qirfa was indeed killed, it would have been against the Prophet’s direct orders, making it an individual act—not a sanctioned Islamic ruling.

3. Scholarly Rebuttals

Ibn Kathir (famous historian) omitted the story in his works, suggesting doubt over its authenticity.

Modern scholars (e.g., Dr. Ali Muhammad al-Sallabi) argue the narration is fabricated or distorted, as it contradicts:

The Quran’s prohibition of aggression (2:190).

The Prophet’s mercy even to enemies (e.g., pardoning Hind, who chewed his uncle’s liver at Uhud).

4. Alternative Historical Context

The Banu Fazara had violated treaties and supported attacks on Muslims.

The expedition was against combatants, not civilians. If Umm Qirfa was involved in warfare (e.g., inciting violence), she would not qualify as a protected non-combatant.

Even if the incident occurred, it was not by the Prophet’s command but possibly an independent action by a soldier—which Islam condemns.

5. Conclusion

The story is not reliably documented in authentic Islamic texts.

It contradicts the Prophet’s established mercy and Islamic laws of war.

If true, it would be an unauthorized act—not a reflection of Islam’s teachings.

Final Note:
Critics often cherry-pick unverified stories while ignoring the Prophet’s countless acts of compassion (e.g., freeing prisoners, feeding enemies, and forgiving assassins). His life was defined by restraint, not brutality.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
BRICS countries are doing well

correctyourself:
I hope this Trump administration wouldn't cause world war.

The way he is going years to come other Nations wouldn't forget in a hurry.

Lukgaf:
I came across a video yesterday where a parent returned home only to find that their little children had completely littered the room—ink spilled everywhere, clothes scattered, and what looked like oil staining the floor and bed. You could almost feel the frustration of the parent through the screen.

And I paused. I imagined myself in that situation.
What would I have done? Yelled? Punished? Lost control?

Then I remembered a beautiful and powerful Hadith of the Prophet ﷺ.

No doubt, one of the most striking features of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was his exceptional character marked by mercy, patience, gentleness and kindness.

Whether he was with family, companions, or those who served him, he radiated compassion and understanding. He was not just a messenger but a mentor, a leader, and a friend who brought out the best in people, not through fear, but through love.

Anas ibn Malik (RA), who served the Prophet ﷺ for ten years, gave a powerful testimony about one of such characters:

"I served the Messenger of Allah for ten years, and not once did he say to me ‘Uff’ (a word of annoyance), nor did he ever say about something I had done, ‘Why did you do that?’ or about something I had not done, ‘Why didn’t you do that?’"
(Sahih Muslim 2309)

This Hadith isn’t just a memory, it is a masterclass in character. It offers two perspectives:

1. For leaders and those in authority: how to treat people with dignity and patience.

2. For subordinates and those under guidance: how to respond with respect, obedience, and good behavior.

How many parents shout at their children for spilling water? How many bosses humiliate workers for a delay? How many teachers scold students without listening? Yet the greatest man ﷺ to walk this earth never even said "Uff" to his servant over ten years! SubhanAllah!

If you’re in a position of leadership, be it as a parent, manager, teacher, or elder take this to heart. Show patience. Correct with wisdom. Your kindness might turn a careless child into a responsible adult or a struggling employee into a loyal star. Lead like the Prophet ﷺ with love, not pressure.

At the same time, Anas (RA) must have been an exceptional young man: obedient, respectful, and trustworthy. That might be in addition (apart from the Prophet natural kindness) the reason Prophet ﷺ treated him with such gentleness.

Are you someone who listens and learns? Do you carry out tasks with sincerity? As a student, child, or junior colleague, your attitude determines your treatment.

Make it easy for your leader to be kind to you. Just like Anas earned the Prophet’s trust, you too can earn trust through humility and effort.

This Hadith is more than a story—it’s a call for change.

May Allah make us patient like the Prophet ﷺ and sincere like Anas (RA). Ameen.

Abu Hafs Lukgaf
(04-04-2025)

Two men, Ridwan Bello and Fatai Adeleke, have been arraigned before an Iyaganku, Ibadan Chief Magistrates’ Court over alleged unlawful possession of a human head and other body parts of a female corpse.

Bello, 42, of Odo-Aba Street, and Adeleke, 70, whose address remains unknown, face four charges: conspiracy, possession of a human head, interference with the dead, and breach of public peace.

According to the Prosecutor, ASP Foluke Adedosu, the suspects, along with others still at large, conspired to commit the crimes.

On March 18, at about 3am in the Muslim Area of Ibadan, Bello was allegedly found in possession of a human head and dismembered body parts identified as those of the late Mrs. Adebimpe Akinbo.

“A female human head, severed limbs, dried bones, and other remains stored in bags and a paint bucket were recovered from Bello’s house,” Adedosu told the court.

Investigations revealed that Bello had allegedly exhumed Akinbo’s remains from Saint Andrews Anglican Church Cemetery in Awa-Ijebu, Ogun State, for ritual purposes.

Adeleke is accused of knowingly purchasing the human parts from Bello for similar purposes.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the prosecutor added that their actions disrupted public peace and violated Sections 242 (1)(b), 249 (d), 329A, and 516 of the Oyo State Criminal Code Laws, 2000.

Both defendants pleaded not guilty. Magistrate A.T. Oyediji granted them bail at N500,000 each, with two sureties in like sum.

However, the case was adjourned until May 8 for further hearing.

The U.S. government banned employees and personnel in China from having romantic or sexual relationships with Chinese citizens.

According to the Associated Press, four sources said that former U.S. Ambassador Nicholas Burns put the policy into place before leaving his post.

A watered-down version of the new policy was tested in summer 2024, which banned U.S. government employees in China from having "romantic and sexual relations" with Chinese citizens who were employed as support staff and guards at five consulates in China as well as the U.S. embassy.

Burns expanded that policy to cover all Chinese citizens just days before President Trump took office.

The policy was announced to American government staff located in China in January, but hasn't been announced publicly.

Two people with knowledge of the new policy told the Associated Press that it was implemented after several members of Congress reached out to Burns and voiced worries that there wasn't a policy in place that restricted such relationships with Chinese citizens.

Individuals who violate the policy will be forced to leave China.

The policy doesn't apply to U.S. employees located outside of China.

The Chinese government employs a similar policy for overseas personnel, barring them from having sexual or romantic relationships with foreign citizens.

Thessysol:
Why are they still deporting him after finding him not guilty?

After spending eight years in jail, a Nigerian televangelist accused of raping young women from his South African church has been found not guilty of all charges.

Timothy Omotoso had denied the 32 charges in a trial that was broadcast live and gained huge interest across the country.

In 2018, one witness told the court she had been raped by the pastor - who ran a church in the city of Port Elizabeth - when she was 14 years old.

When delivering the verdict on Wednesday, the judge presiding over the trial said that Mr Omotoso had been found not guilty because prosecutors had mishandled the case.

South Africa's National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) shared a similar assessment, saying that "former prosecutors in the case acted improperly and the accused were not sufficiently cross-examined by the state".

The NPA said it would now "consider its legal options" and that the drawn-out nature of the trial was partly down to Mr Omotoso filing numerous legal challenges.

For his part, Mr Omotoso told the media he thanked God for the verdict.

Hi co-accused, Lusanda Sulani and Zikiswa Sitho, were also found not guilty.

Mr Omotoso was dramatically arrested at an airport in 2017 as he sought to leave the country.

His trial was the first prominent rape case to be broadcast live in a country where sexual violence is rampant.

The hearings attracted huge interest, and raised difficult questions about victims' rights, impartiality and whether justice is best served by having television cameras in courtrooms.

Following Wednesday's verdict, Mr Omotoso will be deported to Nigeria, South African media outlet News24 reported.