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pdppower:Beautiful nonsense Police should be taking pics during serious operation? Because some soldiers do so? Na their choice abeg |
Some wereys go still talk say na lie until they see pics Negative minds |
“No case shall be swept under the carpet.” The Economic Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has vowed to review minister of state for defence Bello Matawalle’s N70 billion fraud case. Olawale Olukoyede, the EFCC chairman, disclosed this through the EFCC’s acting director of public affairs, Wilson Uwujaren, on Friday. Addressing a group of protesters called Zamfara Alternative Forum who stormed the EFCC headquarters at Jabi, Abuja, Mr Uwujaren said, “What the EFCC Chairman, Ola Olukoyede, has done since assuming office is that he has reviewed all the high-profile cases he inherited. Mr Uwujaren added, “the EFCC Chairman has asked me to assure you that this case, like others, would not be an exception. The case will be reviewed, and the Chairman assures you that something will be done under the law, and no one is above the law and no case shall be swept under the carpet. Speaking for the protesting group, Mahmud Abubakar said, “the Zamfara Alternative Forum urges the EFCC to resume its investigation of former Governor Bello Matawalle over the N70bn fraud uncovered by the commission during his tenure as governor of Zamfara State. “This will serve as a deterrent to others considering engaging in corrupt practices in public office, especially in addition to what happened to the humanitarian minister.” Mr Matawalle served as Zamfara governor between 2019-2023, when he lost his re-election bid to Dauda Lawal. He was subsequently appointed as minister of state for defence by President Bola Tinubu. In May 2023, Osita Nwajah, EFCC’s director of public affairs, said, “the real issue with Matawalle is that he is being investigated by the EFCC over allegations of corruption, award of phantom contracts and diversion of over N70 billion.” Source: https://gazettengr.com/efcc-vows-to-review-matawalles-n70-billion-fraud-case/ Cc nlfpmod cc Seun cc lalasticlala cc mynd44 cc Seun cc Dominique
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This is really serious Giving mini Bin Laden vibes |
12bn no be small money sha I have no comment ![]() |
President Bola Tinubu has cleared the outstanding payment that the Federal Government owed the Super Eagles and other sporting teams of the country.Source: https://punchng.com/breaking-tinubu-clears-n12bn-outstanding-payment-owed-super-eagles-others/
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Mate? Do you even have an idea of my age? That doesn't matter "sir" What matters is that the Governor was right in his anger. The people will always blame accidents on the government. Now, imagine you enact laws in your household and your child disobeys. You must chastise him EreluRoz: |
No be today for US 💔 ![]() |
Another clout chaser Meanwhile his boss is relaxing in Aso Villa or Alausa |
Lol. Don't worry... You're right about the protection but u dey talk rubbish So the only ticket to getting out of crime should be joining the army? Mtcheww. The soldier applied one-way. Go to any Civic Education textbook and find out the meaning of RULE OF LAW EreluRoz: |
My own is that the Lebanese idi9t who owns the place will suffer I was not at ease reading this |
Very funny 😅 But sir, have you forgotten about YouTube? |
Sometimes, people are just destined to be left behind. Not everyone will see every New Year. Just be good and pray you'll be healthy and worthy enough to see 2024. RIP to the humble man. |
R.I.P to the victims |
New to Nairaland? BeLookingIDIOT:Check my profile 😂 |
It's funny how some people keep crying "Till judgment day Igbo no go rule Nigeria" It's funny because they forget that the first father, president, senate president was the same person: Nnamdi Azikiwe — An Igbo man We may be suffering from the mistakes of a Yoruba man, but we can still tomorrow suffer from the mistakes of an Igbo man. That's our problem... These things don't matter! Human beings are human beings... |
zangaozanga:I don't understand why systemic hatred against the SE is in some people's blood... If you truly hate someone, you should try as much as possible to ignore them. Leave the SE alone. They don't hate you, but you do... |
I don't know if I should believe you or if I should hold on to my thoughts that you are referring to yourself. I understand that you don't want the public to know your intentions of committing suicide. But trust me, no matter the suffering in this life, life is not worth being wasted. |
Na them sabi The Nigeria I know has granted bail to deadly and corrupt criminals, but they choose to hold someone who's surprisingly in control of a whole region. Never been a fan of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and the Biafran movement (I respect all views though), but I believe anyone against his release is just another tribalist dummy. If money launderers are released in Nigeria, why not a man who was just accused of verbal threats? They should release him and allow Ndi Igbo to rest abeg😑 |
The Bible contains a few passages that are commonly interpreted as condemning homosexuality, so in my reading, I marked these down: Leviticus 18:22: "You shall not lie with a male as with a woman; it is an abomination." This verse is part of the Levitical law code, which provides instructions to the ancient Israelites. It is often cited as evidence of a prohibition against same-sex relations. Leviticus 20:13: "If a man lies with a male as with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination; they shall surely be put to death; their blood is upon them." This verse is another one from the Levitical law code that emphasises a severe punishment for same-sex sexual activity. Romans 1:26-27: "For this reason, God gave them up to dishonourable passions. For their women exchanged natural relations for those that are contrary to nature, and the men likewise gave up natural relations with women and were consumed with passion for one another, men committing shameless acts with men and receiving in themselves the due penalty for their error." This passage is from the New Testament epistle of Paul to the Romans. It is often interpreted as a condemnation of same-sex sexual activity. 1 Corinthians 6:9-10: "Or do you not know that the unrighteous will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived: neither the sexually immoral, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor men who practice homosexuality, nor thieves, nor the greedy, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor swindlers will inherit the kingdom of God." This passage lists various behaviors that the author, Paul, considers sinful, including what is often translated as "men who practice homosexuality." Genesis 19:4-11: This passage tells the story of the city of Sodom, where the men of the city sought to engage in sexual relations with two angels who appeared as men. While the focus of this story is on the sin of attempted rape and the lack of hospitality, we Christians also interpret it as a condemnation of same-sex sexual activity. 1 Timothy 1:10: This verse is part of a list of vices and sins, and it includes "men who practice homosexuality" among those who are considered contrary to sound doctrine. Jude 1:7: This verse refers to the city of Sodom and Gomorrah, stating that they "indulged in sexual immorality and pursued unnatural desire" and serve as an example of undergoing a punishment of eternal fire. THE VIEWS OF DIFFERENT CHURCHES Different Christian churches and their leaders hold diverse views on homosexuality, although individual believers within each denomination may hold diverse opinions: Roman Catholic Church: The Catholic Church teaches that homosexual acts are considered sinful, but it emphasises the dignity and worth of every person, including those with same-sex attractions. The Church calls for individuals with same-sex attractions to live a chaste life and seeks to provide pastoral care and support, and also encourages society to pray for them and not condemn them, but their actions. Eastern Orthodox Church: Similar to Catholicism, the Orthodox Church teaches that homosexual acts are sinful. It emphasizes the importance of marriage between a man and a woman and promotes the practice of chastity outside of marriage. Anglican/Episcopal Church: The Anglican Communion (including the Episcopal Church in the United States) has experienced internal divisions over the issue of homosexuality. Some dioceses and bishops affirm the full inclusion of LGBTQ+ individuals, allowing same-sex marriages and ordination of openly gay clergy. Others maintain more conservative positions and do not permit same-sex unions or the ordination of openly gay clergy. Protestant Denominations: Views on homosexuality vary widely among Protestant denominations and individual churches. Some mainline Protestant churches, such as the United Church of Christ, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), and the Presbyterian Church (USA), have embraced more inclusive positions, allowing for same-sex marriage and ordination of LGBTQ+ clergy. Other denominations, such as the Southern Baptist Convention and many conservative evangelical churches, maintain more traditional positions, considering homosexual acts as sinful. Other Denominations and Independent Churches: There are numerous other Christian denominations and independent churches with a range of views on homosexuality. Some have embraced LGBTQ+ inclusion and affirming theology, while others maintain more conservative positions. In conclusion my fellow Nairalanders, according to my religious beliefs as a Christian, homosexuality is sinful. The Bible contains verses like Leviticus 18:22 and Romans 1:26-27 that are often interpreted as condemning same-sex relationships. I believe in upholding traditional values and view heterosexual/straight/opposite-sex relationships as the only morally acceptable form of intimacy. Thank you and Happy Sunday. 🙏❤️
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I know many of us keep laughing at Nigerians because we keep trying to break new records every day. But, common sense made me realise something: It ain't because of Hilda Baci that this happened. It's always been like that Nigerians breaking records everyday It just started to be something of popularity because of Hilda Baci Anyways, God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬🙏❤️ |
Sometimes, our brains should should tell us that religion is metamorphic, as time changes also. Marrying a 14 year old in the Middle Ages would have been okay enough, but Gosh, this is the freaking 21st Century!! Biko this man needs brain resetting, and I think the leaders of the "Peace" religion, Islam, should should restore peace by reviewing this age stuff. |
This is great Up Nigeria 🇳🇬❤️ Cc nlfpmod cc Seun cc lalasticlala cc mynd44 cc Seun cc Dominique Front Page worthy |
Mazisimonekpa:Hey this boy who are you sef I hope you're not one of those IPOB terrorists making the SE unsafe and economically crippled? |
TemplarLandry:Your reply is not wise The statistics clearly says the "safest" by indicating that it had the least number of fatalities. Therefore, the South East is not 100% safe, rather it's the 'safest' Go read a book |
I have actually been robbed in traffic I fought back and they stabbed my hand Nevertheless, I'm still alive today. May God punish these people, whoever the may be. |
Honestly, è just dey sweet me as una just dey fire Obi and Obidients eh. Even Obidients no fit attack Cassava man and his followers like dis nau ![]() Peter Obi just dey give Agbadorites sleepless jobless nights. God bless you all. ![]() helinues: |
Please the President said I should submit the correct list oo! But it's only 7 sha 1. Ran away from discussion with other political and economic leaders 2. Posed like 🤤🥴 when taking pictures 3. Hugged Macron's wife, which is normal though 4. Said Nigeria's unity is in their diversity. Good one though 5. Ran to London. Boycotting his own nation last minute. 6. Probably sniffing something somewhere sometime somehow 7. Sat at the back of Ramaphosa probably hungering for what he loves sniffing best *Signed, Debater Special Adviser to the President on Cassava and Garri Affairs |
"Mine was the time during our school's inter-house sports competition when I thought I was the next Usain Bolt. As the race began, I sprinted with all my might, imagining myself winning the gold medal. But my enthusiasm got the better of me. Midway through the race, my shoelaces decided it was the perfect time to untie themselves. I stumbled and tripped, landing face-first on the track, much to the amusement of the entire school. I became an instant sensation, not for my speed, but for my Olympic-worthy faceplant. To add to the embarrassment, my shorts had a mind of their own and decided to join the fun by splitting wide open! I hopped up, trying to cover my exposed behind while desperately trying to tie my shoelaces. The laughter from the crowd was too much abeg. From that day on, I became known as the 'Comedy Sprinter' and had to endure endless teasing. But at least I made sure the inter-house sports day was unforgettable for everyone!" ![]() Cc nlfpmod cc Seun cc lalasticlala cc mynd44 cc Seun cc Dominique |


