Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, the pastor of Christ Embassy, has blamed the Covid-19 vaccine for the de@th of Pope Francis.
Oyakhilome said that when the coronavirus vaccines came out, Pope Francis was one of those who encouraged people to take the vaccine and he also took it to serve as an example.
The pastor, who has made no secret his distrust for the Covid-19 vaccine, added that he was against the pontiff's stance on taking the vaccine.
He stated that since the Pope took the vaccine, he has been sick and in and out of hospital. "He was killed by the vaccine," Oyakhilome said boldly.
SkillfulHelper: Our phones, earbuds, smartwatches, and tablets are essential to everyday life — but many of us are unknowingly harming them every single day. From overcharging batteries to ignoring system updates, these common habits can slowly destroy your gadgets.
Don't worry — it’s not too late to fix it.
Here are 7 smart (and simple) tech tips to keep your devices safe, fast, and lasting longer.
🔌 1. Stop Overcharging Your Phone Overnight Yes, it’s convenient — but charging your phone to 100% overnight every night weakens your battery over time. Lithium-ion batteries prefer staying between 20% and 90%.
✅ Do this instead: Unplug once it hits around 90% or use your phone’s optimized charging setting if available.
📲 2. Don’t Ignore Software Updates Updates aren’t just for looks — they often contain critical bug fixes, security patches, and performance boosts. Skipping them puts your device at risk.
✅ Do this instead: Schedule regular update checks and enable auto-updates if you tend to forget.
💾 3. Avoid Filling Up Your Storage to the Max When your phone’s storage is 90–100% full, it slows down dramatically and increases wear on internal memory.
✅ Do this instead: Regularly delete junk files, offload large videos to cloud storage, or invest in expandable memory.
⚡ 4. Using Cheap Chargers Can Be Dangerous That bargain bin charger might save cash, but it could fry your device — or even start a fire.
✅ Do this instead: Stick to original or certified third-party chargers from trusted brands.
📷 5. Never Forget to Clean Your Ports and Lenses Dirt and lint in charging ports can prevent proper charging. Dirty lenses = blurry photos. It’s a simple fix we often overlook.
✅ Do this instead: Clean with a soft brush, microfiber cloth, or canned air every couple of weeks.
🌐 6. Connecting to Any Free Wi-Fi You See? Stop. Public Wi-Fi without proper security can expose your device to hackers and malware.
✅ Do this instead: Use a VPN or stick to secure, trusted networks — especially when entering passwords or making payments.
🔋 7. Running Your Battery to 0% Daily Is Killing It Consistently draining your battery to zero shortens its lifespan significantly.
✅ Do this instead: Keep your charge between 20% and 80% for optimal health.
The truth is: most tech damage comes from what we don’t know. But now you do.
Treat your gadgets right, and they’ll serve you longer, faster, and better. Start changing these small habits today — your future self (and your wallet) will thank you.
LocalFARMERS: Went to drink last night. Bought a large peppered chicken wing for 2,500. When it was sliced to smaller pieces, I realised the meat is good for that price.
Feldie: that's exactly what Trump is aiming for. He believes trade imbalance means America is being cheated. Trump doesn't even have the basic knowledge to pass SS3 Economics exam. I'm completely serious
ok let us say that trump doesn't have the basic knowledge to pass ss3 economics exam!
Your president Bola yansh head tinubu who went to Chicago university in economic, and your CBN governor who has PhD in economics, Can't even make your shit hole country progress
Great100000: Jenny Jones, a Nigerian lady, has shared her decision to relocate to Nigeria after living and working in the United States for some time.
She revealed that the main reason for her move is the burnout she feels in America, where she says she lacks a sense of fulfilment.
“I’m going to Nigeria because I feel I am burnt out in the U.S and I need a break and I am also starting my clothing line,” Jenny explained.
She emphasised that Nigeria offers many opportunities, which she is eager to explore upon her return.
For Jenny, it’s more than just a move to start a business; it’s a chance to escape the repetitiveness of working a 9-5 job.
“Number one is going to be my mental health, there is no amount of supplement that you will take, there is no amount of therapy that you will do that you will not be in constant battle with your mental health because you are living in a place where you don’t feel fulfilled. You don’t just have that sense of fulfilment, you are lonely, you are bored, you just feel like there is so much you could be doing out there besides the same 9-5, go to work, come back, repeat, and you are two days off, you want to clean, do your laundry, you don’t want to go anywhere, you want to be in bed, and you are just too exhausted, and before you know it, it’s a Monday, and you have to go back, and it isn’t how I want to live,” she shared.
In a series of TikTok videos, Jenny outlined her reasons for the move, noting that the decision to leave the U.S. was difficult but ultimately necessary for her peace of mind and personal growth.
Jenny said she plans to settle in Lagos upon her return and begin her business venture.
She concluded with a strong declaration of her intentions: “So, these are basically all my diaries of moving to Nigeria. And people are like ‘why do you want to leave the US and come to Nigeria?’ And I’m like ‘I don’t want to work 9-5 for the rest of my life. I do not want to work for nobody for the rest of my life. It’s just not how I want to live. Do you see the glow up on my face just talking about the fact that I’m moving to Nigeria?’”
uche87: Osahon George Osayimwen writes from England.
your parameters of your writeup is based on Europe and America.
Russian and Asian countries have good living and their women are the best. You won't even miss those useless entitled piece of shit called naija women when you are dealing with Russia and Asian women.
jeweljoan: Hello guys, please i'm so confused on the xiaomi phone to buy camera quality and fast processing speed is the priority budget is 300-350k please give recommendations.thank you
then go for the like of redmi not 14pro. I think it should be around this price range.
dazzy4real: Hello guys. Please i have an issue and I'll like to know if anyone jas experienced it before and how they solved it.
So i bought a brand new redmi note 14pro+ 5G transferred all my data from my old Redmi note 11 pro to the 14. Everything works fine, but i noticed if the note 14pro+5G stays idle for few hours without touching it the sim network signals disappears and can only return if i reboot or do a data network reset. I have bought this same phone twice from different vendors and is still the same issue.
probably you have faulty SIM card! Try and do welcome back. That would fix the issue
Olamak1: I think it's a general problem with Speedaf deliveries, only that the issue is more pronounced in some branches than others.
In their office in my area, I know quite a number of their riders who have resigned their appointments on the ground that they're being overused. Some of them claimed that they requested for higher pay, but their request was turned down. So, they had to resign. Now, there are new set of delivery guys in that branch.
The truth of the matter — from their management team, who gives their workers daily delivery targets without a commensurate compensation, to the worker who intentionally hoard deliveries because he felt he's being cheated — all of them are responsible!
I do feel for them, that's why I usually tips the delivery guys with some money! Honestly there are working hard, just that Chinese company are found of overusing workers and less payments.