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nairamaniac:You know the person Soludo was referring to. You are afraid to admit, right ? Wise up. Do you know the only politician who takes advice from a madman? That's the Person he is referring to. Don't tell me you are pained. |
jmoore:If only you can understand, he has already mentioned the name. The only politician that takes instructions from a madman. Kikikikikkikikikiki |
A Fulani kidnapper from the east. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm |
Don’t accept those electronic voting machines. They are a deception,” Oyakhilome declared emphatically. “They are a deception. They’re a deception. Who controls it? Who controls the programming?” He raised concerns about the lack of accountability and public oversight when elections are run digitally, suggesting that once a nation hands over the electoral process to technology, the will of the people can easily be overruled without detection. When it’s manual, the people can see. When it’s digital, you only see results—and by then, it’s too late,” he warned in earlier teachings. Oyakhilome's comments come amid growing global debates about the use of electronic voting systems. While proponents argue that they increase speed, accessibility, and efficiency, critics—like Oyakhilome—highlight the risks of hacking, manipulation, and loss of electoral transparency. In recent years, some African countries have explored or implemented electronic voting or biometric verification, prompting both optimism and suspicion. Oyakhilome, however, urges skepticism and vigilance. “Ask yourself—who benefits from this? Who owns the code? Who’s watching the system?” he queried. |
Most of the countries in that region always say 'Death to Israel'. |
Which PDP? Is it the same PDP that is already dead or a new PDP will be formed? You people are poor student of political relevance and analysis |
OkpaNsukkaisBae:Article I, section 5 of the United States Constitution provides that "Each House [of Congress] may determine the Rules of its proceedings, punish its members for disorderly behavior, and, with the concurrence of two-thirds, expel a member." Since 1789 the Senate has expelled only 15 members. |
Article I, section 5 of the United States Constitution provides that "Each House [of Congress] may determine the Rules of its proceedings, punish its members for disorderly behavior, and, with the concurrence of two-thirds, expel a member." Since 1789 the Senate has expelled only 15 members. |
yahaya1:Even in America the Senate has the right not only to suspend but to dismiss a senator. |
Eniitankorede:'This is the Namus [Jibril] which Allah sent to Musa. I wish that I were still young. I wish I might still be alive when your people drive you out!' The Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, said, 'Will they drive me out?' Waraqa said, 'Yes, no man has brought anything similar to what you have brought without being treated with hostility. If I am still alive on that day, I will give you my strong support.' "Shortly after that, Waraqa died and there was a pause in the revelation until the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, became so sad that we heard that his sorrow several times made him want to throw himself off the tops of the mountains. Whenever he reached the peak of a mountain, Jibril would appear to him and say, 'Muhammad, you are truly the Messenger of Allah.' So his agitation was stilled by that and he would be at peace and then would return home. When the gap in the revelation was long for him, and he was moved to act as before. When he reached the peak of he mountain. Jibril would appear before him and say the like of that to him." |
Eniitankorede:You know nothing about the story. Even many of your sheiks don't know. Tell us why Mohammed could not come up with any revelation after the death of Waraqah. Your leaders are hiding the truth from you. |
Eniitankorede:Tell us the reason why Mohammed ran to Waraqah |
Eniitankorede:Several hadiths mention Waraqah ibn Nawfal, primarily in the context of his role in confirming the prophethood of Muhammad (peace be upon him). One key hadith narrated by Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) describes the Prophet's initial experience of revelation and how Khadijah brought him to Waraqah for confirmation. Waraqah, recognizing the angel Gabriel and the nature of the revelation, declared it to be the same as what was revealed to Moses, affirming that Muhammad was indeed a prophet. Here's a more detailed look at the hadiths: Confirmation of Prophethood: Several narrations, particularly from Aisha, detail the Prophet's initial revelation and Waraqah's immediate affirmation of its authenticity. Waraqah is reported to have said, "This is the same angel (Gabriel) who was sent to Moses. I wish I were younger and could live to see your people drive you out," according to Wikipedia. Waraqah's Knowledge and Belief: Waraqah is described as a Christian convert who had knowledge of the scriptures. He is said to have affirmed the Prophet's message based on his understanding of previous revelations and the arrival of the angel Gabriel. Waraqah's Death: Waraqah died shortly after this encounter with the Prophet. Some narrations mention that he died before the Prophet publicly proclaimed his message. According to IslamQA.info, he is not considered a Companion in the strict sense because he passed away before the public proclamation of Islam, but he is recognized for his belief in the Prophet's message. |
Eniitankorede:I know that many of you do not know the story. Even many of your so called scholars do not know it. It was Waraqah who tutored you prophet. Try to make enquiry about the relationship between Mohammed and Waraqah. I will soon send the link to you where you will get the hadiths that narrates the story. |
Eniitankorede:Most of the stories you have in your Quran today were told to your Mohammed by Waraqah. Every revelation he claimed he got came from Waraqah who was a Christian. The day Waraqah died, your Mohammed could not receive any revelation again. Mohammed got all the stories he claimed to be revelations from him no wonder he distorted many stories. Waraqah ibn Nawfal was Khadijah's cousin and a learned Christian scholar who played a significant role in the early days of Islam. When Muhammad first experienced the revelation, Khadijah, his wife, took him to Waraqah for guidance. Waraqah, recognizing the angel Gabriel's presence, affirmed Muhammad's prophethood and expressed his belief that Muhammad would be persecuted by his people. This encounter with Waraqah provided initial validation for Muhammad's experience and helped him understand the nature of the revelation. |
Eniitankorede:it's your Quran that was corrupted. The Quran that was even copied from the Bible. |
tanigororo:Aljonu is not a Yoruba word. It's an Arabic word borrowed from hausa word. There is nothing like Aljonu in Yoruba language. |
tanigororo:According to your link, it is a belief amongst the people before Islam and among Muslims. It's not related to other religions or regions. Perhaps it's nowhere to be found in Europe, Australia etc? Among the Yoruba there is what we call iwin which is unknown to other religions or regions. I need the perfume you promised me. I don't use incense. |
Goodmarlian:Olokun is a goddess among Edo and Yoruba. You have egungun in Yoruba land and egwugu among igbo. Igunu worship is common among Nupe and Yoruba. |
tanigororo:I need more explanation on jinn |
tanigororo:I used to believe it's only in Africa and especially Nigeria where people believe things like this |
Asenior Tehran official has alleged Israel deployed the occult and supernatural spirits in its war with Iran, prompting widespread mockery and a renewed debate over the role of jinn in Iranian political discourse. “A strange phenomenon,” declared Abdollah Ganji, former chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)-affiliated daily Javan, to his 150,000 followers on X on July 9. “After the recent war, several pieces of paper were found on the streets of Tehran containing talismans with Jewish symbols," he added. "A few years ago, the Supreme Leader said that hostile countries and Western and Hebrew intelligence services use occult sciences and jinn beings for espionage." In March 2020, supreme leader Ali Khamenei alleged in a televised address that “enemies from among both jinn and human beings” were arrayed against Iran. The quote was later removed from some official transcripts. What Are Jinn? Ganji—now an advisor to the mayor of Tehran—was echoing a broader pattern of supernatural claims pervading Iran’s official political narrative. In Islamic tradition, jinn are supernatural beings made from fire, distinct from humans, who are created from soil. Mentioned frequently in the Quran and rooted in pre-Islamic mythology, jinn are believed by some to have the ability to shapeshift, influence human thoughts, and act as agents of harm or espionage. References to them remain common in Iranian political and religious rhetoric, particularly when discussing Israel and Western powers. Clerics on Iranian television and radio have repeatedly discussed Israel’s alleged use of jinn. Given the Zionists’ history of controlling jinn, many of their missions are carried out through them,” said Hojatoleslam Mehdi Karami in an October 2024 program. In March 2023, state TV aired remarks by Quranic scholar Hojjat ol-Eslam Valiyollah Naghipourfar, who claimed Iran’s intelligence services had thwarted Israeli infiltration efforts conducted via jinn. Scapegoating failure? While many clerics view jinn as real and spiritually potent, others—particularly among Iran’s modernist theologians—interpret them metaphorically. Ganji’s comment on X renewed the debate, with moderate voices pushing back. “Talking about Jewish talismans and the role of jinn and fairies in Israel’s aggression against Iran is an attempt to downplay the role of infiltrators and to overlook the enemy’s tactics,” former government spokesman Abdollah Ramezanzadeh said on X. Desert totems Ganji’s post—and the ensuing debate—wasn’t missed in Israel. “Consuming drugs and conversing with jinn are not desirable traits in someone leading a country,” an X account purporting to represent Israel's intelligence agency, the Mossad, posted in Persian. To make the debate even more intriguing, Ganji’s post coincided with the circulation of a satellite image showing geometric patterns—including Stars of David and triangles—etched into a desert near a missile base in central Iran. The origin of the shapes remains unclear, but some social media users linked them to occult or symbolic efforts aimed at Iran’s military. Iranian authorities have since removed the markings but Israeli diplomat Waleed Gadban reposted an image of the desert patterns with a mocking caption: “We are closer to you than your jugular vein.” |
Obi will soon be washing our clothes just because of election. Kikikikikkikikikiki |
Kingpele:It cannot balance anything. If a state is created in the south, three or five will be created in the north. The margin will continue to increase. |
I thank the management of Federal Polytechnic, Auchi, Edo State, for proving once again that Peter Obi is a liar, a complete liar, and nothing but a liar. No students died at the institution, as the alarmist Peter Obi claimed. It is just another lie in his long list of lies. When Peter Obi lies, he speaks his native language, as he is the father of lies. He is so desperate to be President of Nigeria, and feels that the only way to achieve his overambition is to de-market Nigeria. He lied about Nigeria's indebtedness He lied about the President's convoy He lied about the President not spending a night in any state other than Lagos He lied that there are 20 million out-of-school children in Northern Nigeria He lied about how much he left behind in Anambra He lied about our power situation He lied about not meeting Abacha He lied about Nnamdi Kanu being innocent He lied about not being corrupt He lied about Tanzania shutting their dams because they have more power than they need He lied about accompanying the U.S. President on a trip He lied about the brewery he built being profitable He lied that Nigeria is the only OPEC country not meeting its production quota He lied that Nigeria has 60% youth unemployment He lied that the U.S. President pays for his own food He lied that he owns only one wristwatch It is for these and many other lies that I wished Peter Obi a happy Father's Day last month as the father of lies. If Peter Obi tells you good morning, you are safer if you look outside to check that it is truly morning. Reno Omokri Gospeller. Deep Thinker. #TableShaker. Ruffler of the Feathers of Obidents. #1 Bestselling author of Facts Versus Fiction: The True Story of the Jonathan Years. Hodophile. Hollywood Magazine Humanitarian of the Year, 2019. Business Insider Influencer of the Year 2022. 21st Most Talked About Person in Africa, 2024. |
Peter obi is a pathological liar. A bigot of highest order. A desperado. Gbajue. He will never be president |
You will soon see them blaming Fulani for this. Human inhumanity to man. Brothers killing brothers |
givedemwotowoto:obi himself said he me Abacha. Check his confession here. Obi can lie https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1LiQ4bwRDE/ |
louqas:He was in the bunker during the war but came out later. We have seen him in the past one week visiting places. He will be in America later in the evening. |
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