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Denalarian:
It's funny to you baa? Remember the incident at the home of the arise TV presenter.. the 2nd batch of robbers where caught on another mission..it could be yours next or anybodys'.. dont joke with sensitive issues!

fergie001:
https://nannews.ng/2025/10/12/presidency-not-yet-seasts-turn-in-2027-umahi

nlfpmod:
Presidential aide, Bayo Onanuga has given reasons why President Tinubu gave Maryam Sanda a presidential pardon after she killed her husband.



https://www.thecable.ng/full-list-drug-offenders-illegal-miners-fraudsters-among-175-pardoned-by-tinubu/

Previous thread https://www.nairaland.com/8537633/tinubu-grants-maryam-sanda-presidential


Sowore reacts:



https://x.com/YeleSowore/status/1977088596864565672?t=OI9LcUCw6kUZLq6QSwaKkQ&s=19[/quote]Flimsy excuse

People without parents dey survive

Amotolongbo:
Virgin by appearance or anatomy?

ebubeson:
Going for altar call is one of the methods of identifying yourself as a sinner or backslider in need of repentance. It is not a way to bribe God or to pacify your guilty conscience, but an act for the purpose of repenting from sin.

If you have committed terrible sins & you are feeling so guilty, going for altar call is not a way of looking for how to make your conscience feel alright & then go back to sin after pacifying your conscience. Repentance is a change of lifestyle that is aided by the HolySpirit.

You should be determined to repent when going for altar call. After repentance, you are to stop your old evil ways, apologize & make peace with those you may have offended, study your bible regularly, pray always, attend a bible-believing church, serve God faithfully.

mascot345:
If u save 500k everything month in Nigeria. After expenses. Will u consider travelling abroad ?
U only work 3 hours a day in Nigeria.
U don't pay house rent.
U have your own car in Nigeria.
U have peace of mind.

Mature minds only.

chiagozien:
There's no Yorubas in kogi, Yorubas are only in 5 south west states.

brucelee29:
Something is not adding up.
If these were actually the killers, why are they protecting them by hiding their faces from the public view?

Obavoh:
The Rules and Regulations in this house is too much.

1. We must call the Landlord and Landlady Daddy&Mummy.

2. Wake up by 5.30AM for Compound Devotion.

3. Each room will take turn to sweep compound and wash toilet/bathroom. You must clean and sweep morning, afternoon and evening.

4. We must not fry palm oil inside kitchen because Daddy Landlord’s wife has asthma. Even if mummy Landlady is not in the compound, don’t fry palm oil !

5. We are not allowed to cook with gas, only kerosene or charcoal.

6. Daddy Landlord will use his special padlock to lock the gate by 9.00PM. God help you if you’re not inside the house by that time, you will knock and Landlord family will not open. No Tenant has spare key.

7. I am sharing the room with my wife and 7 children. I cannot be romantic to my wife in the room so my wife and I started bathing together early in the morning.
Daddy Landlord called compound meeting to harass my wife and I because of this.

8. No playing of worldly music in the compound. No loud sound at all. Your television set volume should be very low. My children cannot laugh or play in the compound.

My biggest regret is that I paid 1½ Year rent because I was desperate to rent a house for my family and no Landlord wanted to accommodate a family of 9. We still have 8 months until the rent expires.

I am currently working in another town but my wife is always complaining about Daddy&Mummy Landlord. My children are not happy in that house. If not for bandits, I would have moved them back to the village.

blowjohn:
After buying unsolicited gifts for big brother naija contestants, what do u people want cost per km of road for?

How can a nation of people be forming groups for bb naija contestants. After the show clear for Una eyes, Una begin question price of road per kilometers.

mubarak89:
Please can you share the link so I can go check it out?

dannyspeejay:
You don’t deserve it after that s-x tape saga

helinues:
That's a known fact now. The entire south east region is just slightly bigger than Oyo state

AmGreat1234:
Nwabali should not be featured in our national games anymore. Pride has taken over his career and that would ruin our team if action is not taken.

Morbeta11:
Name something you should never run out of?





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Lukgaf:
When Will We Truly Learn Tolerance?

Yesterday, a disturbing video went viral showing a female student in Ilorin (a Federal Government school, for that matter) being barred from entering her school simply because she wore a hijab.

Honestly, one cannot help but ask: When will we learn to tolerate one another in this country?

Has the Nigerian Constitution suddenly changed to deny people the freedom to profess and practice their faith openly? What happened to the Supreme Court judgment that explicitly affirmed the right of Muslim girls to wear hijab in schools if they so wish?

Even more ironic this happened in Ilorin, a city with a rich Islamic heritage and majority Muslim population. If such acts of intolerance can happen there, what should we expect elsewhere?

But then again, what exactly is the problem?
If my daughter wears a hijab, or my wife chooses to wear a niqab, have I forced it upon anyone’s daughter? Why then should it become a national issue?

The truth is, until we begin to genuinely respect each other’s faith and freedom, peace and unity will remain elusive in this country. Nigeria’s Constitution guarantees freedom of religion and that freedom must mean the right to live our beliefs, not just declare them.

Even in some Western countries, with a much smaller Muslim population, women are allowed to wear hijab or niqab freely in schools and public spaces. So, what exactly is our excuse here in Nigeria, a country that proudly claims to uphold religious liberty?

Let’s be honest, this isn’t about dress code. It’s about tolerance, respect, and justice.
And until we uphold these, we’ll keep failing as a truly united people.

PS: Don't forget to recite Suratul Khaf

Ironfaceman:
Very funny how old were you when sarowiwa started his agitation.

owobokiri:
Ken SaroWiwa was not framed by anybody. He committed a crime because of his overblown impressions of himself and paid dearly for it. Good riddance!


Ken Saro Wiwa made very inciting statements that led to burning alive of some of the Ogoni elders. What most of you don't know is that he has always been at loggerheads with those leaders even before that day. Some of those leaders that were burnt that day by the Ogoni youths following Saro Wiwas outbursts, were on the side of Biafra during the Biafra- Nigeria war! So his disdain for them runs deep and have been there for a while..

They knew themselves since they have battled a lot in the past. Abacha knew them since he was stationed at Portharcourt after the war and lived close with Saro Wiwa. He understood the underlying sentiments behind Ken Saro Wiwas outbursts that day, that ended with more than 4 Ogoni elders who didn't agree with him being burnt alive..


It is unfortunate that because the South West has an endemic disdain for Abacha, they have used their mercenary press houses to create the narratives that suggest that Abacha just woke up one morning, then constituted a tribunal with an order to sentence Saro Wiwa and his group. No! That was not what happened.

My great aunty who lived in Portharcourt for years was friendly with the wife of one of the men who were burnt alive in their cars that day. The day she met her after the crime, the wife narrated everything that happened. Ken made a statement that encouraged that event. He has been like that since the war days.
Together with Adaka Boro, they were ready to cut of their noses just to spite their faces..

He simply ran out of luck and paid for his long crimes..