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AntiChristian:
Christianity ti fa opolo e lo!

You believe your God was crucified!
I believe God is above such! God cannot even be born, given breast milk, God cannot weep, God cannot die!

You no get Holy Spirit again to tell you everything?

Ask and you will be given don comot for Matthew 7:7?

Just know who to ask sha!

LegendHero:
Yes, it’s good that they removed it.

When I was in Ile Keu, we always say Jesus is not God and he is just one of the prophet and use alayhi wa’salam for him.

However, there was this period the saying led to a fight among my Christian friend at the football field when we were young. Na that time I first consciously know say Christians could take offense even for something in Muslim Quran. So I just respect them from that time.

The person that put the banner there self fit just be one guy doing his own. But I respect them removing it sharpaly. Na so e suppose be.

Don’t go around saying stuffs that could trigger the other religion.

madridguy:

Christians in Syria captured by Islamic terrorists. pic.twitter.com/vVVs1hICmH

— RadioGenoa (@RadioGenoa) December 9, 2024

Gistmedia10:
Was he right to demand her phone, or is trust the real issue here?

Tributes have been paid to an Elizabeth railway line worker who died after an attack at a railway station in east London.

Jorge Ortega, 61, died in hospital after suffering head injuries following the assault at Ilford station.

Officers from the British Transport Police (BTP) were called to the station just before 8.50pm on Wednesday after reports of a serious assault.

In a tribute released through BTP on Saturday, Ortega’s son said: “Our dad was the most loving person, the kindest soul you could have the pleasure of meeting.

Everyone who has met our dad or who has ever worked with him over the years will tell you this. He had a brilliant mind, enjoyed cooking, loved drawing, and was highly skilled in art.

“He was an amazing family man and would always put other people first. He loved his grandchildren, and in turn, they adored our dad.

“He was totally devoted to our mum and loved her beyond what words can describe.

“Having been together for over 38 years, he is an example of what a great man should be like and a role model that we highly look up to.

“We can only hope to be like him. Dad is and will always be in our hearts.”

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer said in a post on social media the incident was “absolutely tragic”. The prime minister added: “Nobody should have to face any violence at work – and certainly not something as shocking as this.”

The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, said: “Devastating news. My thoughts are with the family, friends and colleagues of Jorge Ortega – who went to work on Wednesday to help Londoners and visitors to our capital, but tragically never got to go home.”

The RMT union said Ortega was one of its members and worked as a customer experience assistant for MTREL, which runs the Elizabeth line.

The RMT general secretary, Mick Lynch, said: “We are deeply saddened by the passing of our member, who died following an attack while at work.

“The whole union sends its condolences to their family, friends and colleagues at this awful time and everyone’s thoughts at RMT are with them.”

Mike Bagshaw, the managing director of the transport operator, said: “This is an unimaginable loss, and my heart goes out to his family, friends and colleagues during this profoundly difficult time.

He was a valued member of our team, serving the railway community with dedication and kindness for more than two decades.”

DCI Paul Attwell, the senior investigating officer, said: “We have specialist family liaison officers supporting the victim’s family and our thoughts remain with them at this incredibly difficult time.

“I would like to reassure the public that this is an isolated incident and a 28-year-old man has now been charged and remanded in connection. We are not seeking anyone else.”

Ayodele Jamgbadi, of Ilford, appeared at Highbury Corner magistrates court on Friday charged with grievous bodily harm, affray and possession of a prohibited offensive weapon in a private place. He was remanded to appear at Inner London crown court on 7 January

WriterNig:
He is now the new messiah of the US, Turkey & the West.

Now it's clear to the whole world, who sponsors Islamic terrorism worldwide.

The US interviewed him on CNN and called him a "revolutionary" "moderate rebel" fighting for democracy and freedom.

This is an ISIS jihadist who beheaded alot of people and posed with their heads.

A man who offered to give a woman a lift home before raping her in a hotel room has been jailed.

Seyi Odeyemi offered to drive the victim from Camden, London, to her home for half the price of a taxi, but instead took her to a hotel near Northfleet, Kent.

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The woman appeared semi-conscious before Odeyemi dragged her to a room and raped her, police said.

At Maidstone Crown Court on Thursday, the 23-year-old was sentenced to 10 years and six months' imprisonment.

After the incident on 3 September 2023, the woman awoke confused next to a man she did not recognise, police said.

She reported it to the police, having disclosed her ordeal to a friend, and Odeyemi was arrested on 7 September.

It was established Odeyemi was the subject of a Sexual Risk Order at the time of the incident and had breached its conditions.

Odeyemi, of Willesborough, near Ashford, was charged with rape and breaching the order.

He pleaded not guilty, but was convicted of both counts.

He will also be subject to a Sexual Harm Prevention Order for 20 years, will have to sign the sex offenders' register indefinitely and will be required to complete an additional five years on licence upon his release.

Det Con James Lake said Odeyemi was a "sexual predator" who put the victim through an "appalling ordeal".

"He undoubtedly belongs in jail," Mr Lake said.

Tai Yasharahyalah, a former medical genetics student before quitting the field, invented his own laws and claimed to have established his own kingdom. The couple styled themselves as “sovereign and indigenous members of the Kingdom of Yasharahyalah".

For two years the body of three-year-old Abiyah Yasharahyalah lay underground in the back garden of a terraced house in Birmingham.

The little boy was buried by his parents, who believed he would be reincarnated if they followed a ritual while interring the body. Tai and Naiyahmi Yasharahyalah would later claim that in performing the ceremony, they were trying to preserve their son's soul.

Abiyah died in 2020 following a respiratory infection. This was not the full extent of his poor health. He was in a severely malnourished state and suffered with a list of other problems. Only when his body was exhumed by police in 2022 did the scale of his parents' neglect emerge.

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The couple lived off grid and created their own belief system based on a mixture of elements that drew from New Age mysticism and West African religion. They practised strict veganism and, as they had done with wider society, turned their back on Western medicine.

The lifestyle saw Tai Yasharahyalah style himself as the head of a fictional country for which the couple made their own passports.

But at a criminal trial, a jury heard they prioritised extreme values over Abiyah's welfare, with disastrous consequences.

One detective told the BBC the couple had "spiralled downwards" into a belief system that drove them "into the ground".

Tests on the body showed Abiyah was suffering from a catalogue of conditions including rickets, anaemia, stunted growth, bone malformation and deformity, bone fractures and severe dental decay.

While no cause of death was formally established, experts in court said starvation was probably to blame.

The couple denied causing or allowing Abiyah's death, and also child cruelty by failing to provide adequate nourishment or summon medical care. They were convicted after a seven-week trial at Coventry Crown Court.

Neighbours and relatives had repeatedly raised concerns about Abiyah but his parents became aggressive when challenged.

On the front door of their home in Handsworth was a large sign that read "no trespassing, access denied to all government bodies".

The couple claimed to have renounced their citizenship and did not consider themselves to be "contracted" to the state - in other words, they had withdrawn from society.

Tai Yasharahyalah, a former medical genetics student before quitting the field, invented his own laws and claimed to have established his own kingdom. The couple styled themselves as “sovereign and indigenous members of the Kingdom of Yasharahyalah".

The cult had no other followers. It was just husband and wife; the latter of whom, according to police, was a devotee of her partner's ideology.

The pair, though, were at times not shy to share their views, letting police know a cornerstone of their philosophy.

When officers visited in 2021 to carry out a welfare check on Abiyah, 42-year-old Tai Yasharahyalah yelled out: "You have no jurisdiction in my realm... I don't have to engage with you because I am in my sovereign capacity."

As he spoke, Abiyah was already dead and the police left without finding his makeshift grave.

West Midlands Police has since said an "unfortunate set of circumstances" unfolded, with opportunities missed to intervene. A mix-up led officers to believe that Abiyah was legitimately absent from the property and in the care system.

A Child Safeguarding Practice Review is under way to look at the involvement of police and other agencies in the case.

Det Insp Joe Davenport from the force said: "It’s incredibly harrowing to think of the medical evidence that we’ve heard at court, to think about how much pain Abiyah would have been in, and my heart goes out to Abiyah and the fact that there was opportunities to save him and he wasn’t saved.”

By the time the couple were arrested in December 2022, Abiyah had been dead for two years.

The pair had moved to Somerset and were living with another young child in a caravan. Conditions were squalid. The home was cold, dirty, cramped and had a foul stench of urine. There was no toilet - they used buckets instead.

It was there - more than 100 miles away from Abiyah's makeshift grave - that a visiting social worker began to sense there was a terrible secret in the couple's recent past.

And in exchanges that went on over the course of three days, a major disclosure was made about Abiyah's fate.

The unravelling began when the social worker examined the couple's social media accounts, with videos discovered from 2016 in which Tai Yasharahyalah could be heard referring to a child called Abiyah.

Naiyahmi Yasharahyalah, 43, was confronted about further images and video from October and December 2018 but she disengaged from conversation with authorities and refused to answer any questions.

The following day, 8 December 2022, the same social worker spoke to Tai Yasharahyalah and asked him about posts that featured images of him with a young child, which had captions including "like father like son".

It was then that he stated the child living with the couple in the caravan was Abiyah reincarnated, and that Abiyah was dead "in a physical sense".

Those words led to the couple's arrests and soon after, Abiyah's body was discovered at the Birmingham property.

Naiyahmi Yasharahyalah was heard shouting to officers when they came to detain her: "I am not contracted to you, I renounce my citizenship."

The mother was described as "skeletal" and had difficultly moving. Her husband was weak too.

"They were in incredibly poor health themselves, which just shows they had continued to spiral downwards into this belief system, which was just driving them into the ground," Det Insp Davenport said.

"They lived completely separate to anyone who wasn’t a believer of their set of values and also as part of that they were strict vegans, and would only eat vegan food, as was the case for Abiyah as well, which has obviously led to his poor health.

"So, it’s just a very sad set of circumstances to think how he would’ve been in his final days at the point of his death."

Naiyahmi Yasharahyalah described herself as being her husband's first disciple and had become completely enamoured by him, the court heard.

He was seen in YouTube videos preaching around Birmingham city centre.

"She completely subscribed to his beliefs system," Det Insp Davenport explained. "She said that she knew he was the love of her life the moment she met him."

Tai Yasharahyalah was studying medical genetics at university when, because of online conspiracy theories, he rejected modern medicine.

In his evidence to the court, he said that with hindsight "I am completely ashamed", and admitted he had been foolish to believe the theories.

"I felt overly protective. I thought I was doing the best for myself and my family," he told the jury.

But police said he was arrogant and manipulative, while Naiyahmi Yasharahyalah was weak-minded and gullible.

"She has followed him willingly and has gone along with his ideology to the detriment of her own health and the health of her child," Det Insp Davenport said.

diamond68:
must be all these refineries working

Ikinternational:
Rapidly indeed
Nairalanders are the purest form of comedians

Something that went from 700 to 1700
Artificial increase of 1000

80 naira movement in a week does not even begin to repair the damage.

Don't assume a straight decline .

RealityKings1:
Hopefully things get better real soon

Napata77:
Who the hell are you calling satanic?

Look, Mr Man. This thread is not for slaves.

It's for free Africans.

Understood?

Not included in that total, by the way, is the so-called Donald Trump Bible, which includes the lyrics to Lee Greenwood’s "God Bless the USA" and a copy of the Constitution. Nor are copies of other religious texts, including the Quran or the Hebrew Bible.

AntiChristian:
Your Daddy?

Okay!

AntiChristian:
Nothing can be done about it!

If you talk you'll be called names like my moniker and others!

Some MFM people came with their Bus and musical instrument into our street in Ebute meta and started blasting the noise of their upcoming crusade/revival somewhere! The noise no be hear! If i had my ways i for tear pankere for them!

No more ads to promote na so so revival and crusade!
Every year revival and you are never revived!

Women training as midwives and nurses in Afghanistan have told the BBC they were ordered not to return to classes in the morning - effectively closing off their last route to further education in the country.

Five separate institutions across Afghanistan have also confirmed to the BBC that the Taliban had instructed them to close until further notice, with videos shared online showing students crying at the news.

The BBC has yet to confirm the order officially with the Taliban government's health ministry.

However, the closure appears to be in line with the group's wider policy on female education, which has seen teenage girls unable to access secondary and higher education since August 2021.

The Taliban have repeatedly promised they would be readmitted to school once a number of issues were resolved - including ensuring the curriculum was "Islamic".

This has yet to happen.

One of the few avenues still open to women seeking education was through the country's further education colleges, where they could learn to be nurses or midwives.

Midwifery and nursing are also one of the only careers women can pursue under the Taliban government's restrictions on women - a vital one, as male medics are not allowed to treat women unless a male guardian is present.

Just three months ago, the BBC was given access to one Taliban-run midwife training centre, where more than a dozen women in their 20s were learning how to deliver babies.

The women were happy to have been given the chance to learn.

“My family feels so proud of me," a trainee called Safia said. "I have left my children at home to come here, but they know I’m serving the country."

But even then, some of the women expressed fear about whether even this might be stopped eventually.

What will happen to those women - and another estimated 17,000 women on training courses - is unclear.

No formal announcement has been made, although two sources in the Ministry of Health confirmed the ban to BBC Afghan off the record.

In videos sent to the BBC from other training colleges, trainees can be heard weeping.

"Standing here and crying won’t help," a student tells a group of women in one video. "The Vice and Virtue officials [who enforce Taliban rules] are nearby, and I don’t want anything bad to happen to any of you."

Other videos shared with the BBC show women quietly protesting as they leave the colleges - singing as they make their way through the hallways.

One Kabul student said she had been told to "wait until further notice".

Even though it is the end of our semester, exams have not yet been conducted, and we have not been given permission to take them," she told the BBC.

Another student revealed they "were only given time to grab our bags and leave the classrooms".

"They even told us not to stand in the courtyard because the Taliban could arrive at any moment, and something might happen. Everyone was terrified," she said. "For many of us, attending classes was a small glimmer of hope after long periods of unemployment, depression, and isolation at home."

What this means for women's healthcare also now remains to be seen: last year, the United Nations said Afghanistan needed an additional 18,000 midwives to meet the country's needs.

Afghanistan already has one of the worst maternal mortality rates in the world, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), with a report released last year noting 620 women were dying per 100,000 live births.

DaddyCoool:
When, where, was he sentenced and served?

DaddyCoool:
That guy is talking crap.
Still, Jessie Smollet has been overturned (below)

RealityKings1:
1. Blavkman defeated white man in his home election.
2. White man ran to FBEYE to get private communication from whatsp, facebk to pick up blackman
3. Blavkman thought privacy exists on Oyinbo app and has been sending commands to his convicted minions
4. Oyinbo push media attack before crucifin Blavkman.

Game dey everywhere, you have to be extra smart

sapele914:
Nobody dash Tinubu President of Nigeria, he worked & schemed for it, you minnows laughed at him when he made his intentions to run, he shamed u & them, Seyi’s Father is a Failure, but you nonentity amongst the 220 million Nigerians, your own Father is a success abi? Only on a faceless forum can one say such boldly.

It is a known fact that poor people cannot think outside their immediate existence.

yarimo:
Can't you answer simple question? I have no any business with your long thrash

sapele914:
Faceless Nonentities will always make the most noise on social media, in real life na you go dey open gate for them for 4 Seasons Sheraton.

yarimo:
I am not asking if anybody is questioning that rights that is your business with them, just answer my simple question. Seyi TINUBU has constitutional rights to contest for governor in Nigeria or not just simple question and you must answer it you like it or not

sapele914:
Even the scripture admonished that pay very little heed to everything you hear, least you here a slave curse his Master.

Nothing new under the sun, you are entitled to your opinion in your abjectness.