₦airaland Forum

No 9. YOU
10. Your Pastor in that dead church

Racoon:
https://www.facebook.com/share/1KCw4gypQ9/

He needs psychiatric help!

Glimpsetv:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMGy22HCHbY?si=PtrJ0fohAB_Q2hHx

Just rest. There is nothing you can do about it now. Will you trace his descendants to take revenge? Focus on the present calamity bedeviling the nation now to see how you are going to bring a difference.

gidgiddy:
I read where Obasanjo said that the Asaba massacre should be forgiven. What an Irony. Obasanjo's Military Government honoured the man responsible, by putting him on the N20 note, and even naming Nigeria's most important Airport after him. Obasanjo himself ordered the Odi massacre, but thats story for another day

In early October 1967, the civil war was on. Biafran troops had invaded the Midwest Region, on their way to Lagos. They were pushed back by the Nigeria's Second Division led by Lt Colonel Murtala Mohammed. Biafran troops were pushed back all the way to Asaba. They crossed the Niger Bridge that connects Asaba and Onitsha, into Onitsha, and blew it up behind them to stop the advance of Murtala Mohammeds troops. When the Second Division reached Asaba and realised they could no longer advance, they engaged in three days of massacre in which over a thousand Asaba people were massacred in cold blood

Murtala Mohammed, a man whose first Military coup killed over 300 people, a man whose troops commited the Asaba massacre. A man who became a brutal military dictator for 6 months

This is the man Nigeria chose to give the prestigious honour of putting his face on their currency, name their busiest Airport after, and honour him in death.

And you say Asaba massacre should be forgiven?

If the shockingly low standards of Nigeria does not shock you, you cant be saved

But siphon other monies a million times more than the salary.

SlavaUkraini:
https://www.thecable.ng/ill-forgo-salary-like-obi-if-elected-rivers-governor-says-lulu-briggs/

Hmmm..... Two of the drivers escaped... Just like that.....not even bullet wounds. They need to be investigated. They might have hand in the arrangement.

esnbrutality:
Abductors who seized 19 graduates travelling from Ibadan, Oyo State, for their National Youth Service Corps orientation camps have demanded N950m for their release, Saturday PUNCH has learnt.

The victims were travelling in two buses when gunmen attacked them along the Owerri-Onitsha Road in Umunoha, Imo State, on Thursday.

The Managing Director of Uko Akwa Ibom Motors Nigeria Limited, Isiah Akpan, who confirmed the incident to Saturday PUNCH on Friday, said the gunmen demanded N50m for each of the victims.

He noted that occupants of the vehicles, owned by his company, were corps members heading to Abia and Akwa Ibom orientation camps.

Saturday PUNCH gathered that the abductors contacted some of the victims’ families and demanded N50m for each person.

The demand heightened anxiety among families as security operatives continued efforts to locate the missing passengers.

Recounting how the incident happened, Akpan said the two buses left Bodija/Samonda Park in Ibadan on Wednesday but were delayed by traffic around Benin, Edo State.


According to him, the vehicles eventually reached Onitsha, Anambra State, late in the day.

He explained that they could not continue the journey because of the condition of the road, forcing the drivers and passengers to spend the night in Oba.

Akpan said the buses resumed their journey around 5 am on Thursday.

He said they had barely entered Imo State when gunmen emerged from the bush.

“They blocked the two vehicles and took 19 passengers, all corps members, into the bush,” he added.

Akpan noted that the drivers managed to escape and alerted security personnel at a nearby checkpoint, prompting the police and military to begin searching the area.

He, however, said the search operation was initially complicated when some villagers allegedly prevented security personnel from removing the abandoned buses from the scene.


Saturday PUNCH gathered that the abductors contacted some of the victims’ families and demanded N50m for each person.

The demand heightened anxiety among families as security operatives continued efforts to locate the missing passengers.

Recounting how the incident happened, Akpan said the two buses left Bodija/Samonda Park in Ibadan on Wednesday but were delayed by traffic around Benin, Edo State.


According to him, the vehicles eventually reached Onitsha, Anambra State, late in the day.

He explained that they could not continue the journey because of the condition of the road, forcing the drivers and passengers to spend the night in Oba.

Akpan said the buses resumed their journey around 5 am on Thursday.

He said they had barely entered Imo State when gunmen emerged from the bush.

“They blocked the two vehicles and took 19 passengers, all corps members, into the bush,” he added.

Akpan noted that the drivers managed to escape and alerted security personnel at a nearby checkpoint, prompting the police and military to begin searching the area.

He, however, said the search operation was initially complicated when some villagers allegedly prevented security personnel from removing the abandoned buses from the scene.


According to him, the intervention delayed the movement of security personnel as they attempted to pursue the abductors.

The two buses were subsequently left at the scene, with passengers’ belongings scattered inside the vehicles.

The Imo State Police Command had on Thursday night said 10 victims were rescued.

In a statement obtained by Saturday PUNCH, the Police Public Relations Officer, Henry Okoye, explained that security agencies were on the trail of the abductors and had launched a coordinated search for the remaining victims.

However, Okoye could not confirm if the rescued victims were among the abducted corps members.

A parent of one of the victims, who did not want to be named for security reasons, told Saturday PUNCH that the abductors contacted her through her son’s phone and demanded N50m for his release.

“The kidnappers called with my son’s phone this morning (Friday) and demanded N50m for his release. The N50m is for only my son,” she said.

Another mother, who identified herself as Mrs Oladosu, whose daughter, Greatness, was travelling to Uyo, said the abductors briefly contacted the family through her daughter’s phone.

She said the family was able to see Greatness and other victims during a video call.

“They used my daughter’s number to call us. We saw her and other corps members sitting on the ground in the bush, crying. Where will petty traders get N50m? They are just going to serve Nigeria; why this punishment?” Oladosu lamented.

In a viral video obtained by Saturday PUNCH on Friday, Mrs Alimotu Akanke, the mother of another victim, Akande Farouq, said she had been tracking her son’s journey when the distress message arrived.

Farouq, who was posted to Abia State, according to his mother, managed to send a one-word message, “Kidnappers!”, to his family WhatsApp group before his telephone line went dead.

A manifest from the two affected vehicles listed 30 passengers, 15 in each bus, while two other vehicles operated by the same company and heading to Abia State escaped the attack.

Among those on the manifest were Akande Kehinde, Olaleye Mary, Oladosu Greatness, Obafunsho Rhoda, Abdulrof Anifat, Esther Oyede, Hassan Usman, Ayomide Isa, Mary Makinde, Azeez Adejoke and Abdulrazaq Anifat.

Friends launch social media campaigns for victims

Some purported friends of the abducted prospective NYSC members have taken to social media to seek support for their rescue.

One of the victims was identified as Precious Oladipupo, a graduate of Obafemi Awolowo University.

Writing on X, one Adebayo (@Adebayoakim1), solicited public support for the safe release of Wahab Ayandare, whom he claimed was also abducted in the same incident.

Another friend, Akinlabi Abayomi (@Mubiiiiin), appealed for help for another alleged victim, Oyindamola Adeoye.

Abayomi said the abductors had demanded N50m for her release.

Oyo govt condemns abduction

Meanwhile, the Oyo State Government has condemned the incident, describing the abduction as distressing and reprehensible.

The Commissioner for Information, Dotun Oyelade, stated the government’s position in a statement issued in Ibadan on Friday.

He said the government was in close communication with relevant security agencies, the Imo State Government and the NYSC leadership to ensure an urgent and coordinated response.

Oyelade said Governor Seyi Makinde had directed that all necessary resources be deployed to secure the safe return of the victims.

According to the commissioner, the governor emphasised that the safety and well-being of every Oyo State indigene, both within and outside the state, remained a top priority.

“We are fully committed to securing the safe release of our children and will stop at nothing to ensure that they are reunited with their families without harm,” the statement read.

Abduction of NYSC members

The Imo attack came 36 days after 15 prospective corps members were abducted along the Aloma-Egane Expressway in Ofu Local Government Area of Kogi State.

The victims, who were travelling from Bayelsa State to Abuja, were attacked by gunmen on August 26.

Security forces subsequently rescued the abducted corps members and other victims from Egume Forest in Ofu LGA.

In May, an Abuja-based lawyer and corps member, Eunice Ameh, was abducted in Maitama, Abuja, but later regained her freedom after a ransom was reportedly paid.

Similarly, corps member Musa Abba was abducted by bandits while travelling to Sokoto in January, raising concerns about the safety of young graduates across the country.

Also, Lateefah Binuyo, who was abducted in Kogi State while travelling to an orientation camp in Taraba State in January 2026, regained her freedom after 10 days in captivity.

Her abduction prompted the Lagos State House of Assembly to call for improved security along major routes used by corps members.

In February 2023, 15 corps members abducted in Anambra State were rescued by the police, while a corps member was killed during a gun battle between bandits and security operatives along the Kaduna-Abuja Expressway in 2022.

The recurrence of attacks involving prospective corps members travelling between states has therefore heightened concerns among parents and graduates over the safety of interstate movements and the security of participants in the NYSC scheme.

A 2023 report by the Foundation for Investigative Journalism revealed that at least 80 corps members were abducted between 2013 and 2023, with Rivers State accounting for half of the cases.

Findings by Saturday PUNCH also showed that more than 20 corps members were killed in various attacks between 2015 and 2026.

The incidents have left families of missing corps members searching for answers.

Experts seek review of NYSC deployment policy

A security analyst, Chidi Omeje, said criminal networks could be exploiting the predictable movement of young graduates during NYSC mobilisation and deployment periods.

“This is becoming a pattern, I think, because everyone has information about the mobilisation of corps members; criminals can use that to plan coordinated attacks.

“The Federal Government and the NYSC need to strengthen security arrangements for corps members travelling through identified kidnapping corridors,” he said.

A security expert, Olalekan Jackson-Ojo, said the NYSC’s national integration objective was being undermined by the inability to guarantee corps members’ safety across the country, adding that special security arrangements might not adequately address the risks in volatile areas.

He suggested that corps members be allowed to serve within their states or regions rather than being deployed to high-risk locations.

Jackson-Ojo warned that failure to review the deployment policy in line with prevailing security realities could discourage graduates from participating in the scheme and eventually threaten its survival.

An educationist, Dele Olapeju, said the spate of kidnappings involving corps members was contributing to declining public confidence in the NYSC, as apprehensive parents increasingly sought redeployment for their children.

He noted that the worsening insecurity had changed public perceptions of the scheme and stressed the need for stronger security and improved protection measures.

Olapeju urged the government to prioritise corps members’ safety and avoid deploying them to high-risk areas rather than dismantling a scheme established to promote national integration.

When contacted, the Director of Public Relations, NYSC, Caroline Embu, had yet to respond to enquiries about the latest incident as of press time.


https://punchng.com/nysc-kidnap-n950m-ransom-throws-families-into-panic/#google_vignette

Don't you know that it's Seun that own Nairaland?

Sunshine34:
Can someone explain how this news becomes front page?

You are not the North. Stop talking with certainty. El rufai is suffering because many people both Christian and Muslims have been praying against him for the evil he did to so many

AMINDA:
Lol. No be una again? Elrufai's detention is serving the purpose it is meant to serve in the North, if you know you know. Why should the North give Tinubu the pleasure of protesting for Elrufai when they made Tinubu and will unmake him? For every strand of hair that is removed from Elrufai's hair, 10,000 will be removed from yours when the table turns. The North has never failed to repay its debts in full. It is important to say that Elrufai has not been convicted for any crime. He is being extrajudiciously incarcerated to prevent him from organising to remove Tinubu from power. The North is eager to see how far Tinubu is willing to go, so it will be taken even farther when power changes hands.

N5000 investment dey talk

Alliswell248:
Bitter and ignorant people like you full nairaland.

Those demons later came back after many years to possess him.

Mathew chapter 11:1-

Glimpsetv:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXpbyE0iY64?si=FeDp34LteL3C0X22

GIVE YOUR LIFE TO JESUS..... It's your missing link. There is a kind of peace and fulfillment you will never get until you do that.
Actually problems will not finish when you do that, but you will be able to approach life with hope and courage and you will be getting divine assistance from time to time.

Coder2Client:
I’m someone who isn’t ashamed of being single.

I’m 36, and I’ll be 37 in December.

The honest truth is that I’m single. I’m not currently dating anyone. It’s not because I don’t ask women out—I do. But I’m not someone who enjoys talking too much, and sometimes the thought of having to constantly communicate, explain myself, and maintain a relationship feels stressful to me. Maybe that is one of the reasons I have remained single for this long.

My lifestyle is also very regimented. I have a routine that is so predictable that someone can almost tell when I’m at home and when I’m not.

Money is another major issue.

I currently earn ₦200,000 a month before tax, and I don’t have a side hustle at the moment. Sometimes I look at my income and wonder how I’m supposed to build the kind of life people expect from someone approaching 40.

I have even lied about being in a relationship when I know I’m not.

I’ve told people I have two children, even though I have never had children. I did it because I wanted people to stop asking questions and putting pressure on me. But ironically, while trying to escape other people’s expectations, I think I have ended up putting even more pressure on myself.

For a long time, I genuinely enjoyed being single.

The peace was beautiful.

No relationship drama. No constant explanations. No arguments. No pressure.

But lately, that peace is beginning to feel like loneliness.

I miss having someone.

And that is difficult for me to admit.

Another thing about me is that I give up easily on relationships. I can enter a relationship today and, a month later, lose interest and walk away without even properly explaining to the woman why I’m leaving.

I know that isn't a good quality.

My life has also been somewhat of a slow journey.

I started school at 11. I finished secondary school at 22. I completed tertiary education at 32. I started my teaching job earning ₦20,000 a month, and today, at 36, I earn ₦200,000.

You would think that increasing my income would make life easier.

But every time my income increases, inflation seems to move the goalpost.

What used to feel like enough no longer feels like enough.

And then there is friendship.

I have always struggled with keeping friends. Even as a child, I realised I didn't really have a flair for friendship. Today, I honestly don't have anyone I can confidently call my close friend.

I even remember a time when I would give people money just so they would play with me.

Looking back, that hurts.

I don't drink. I don't smoke. I don't party. I don't womanise.

At work, I joke around, interact with people and eat good food. From the outside, I probably look like someone who is doing just fine.

But deep down, there is a part of me that genuinely misses being in a relationship.

I can go an entire month without making or receiving a personal phone call. Most of the calls I receive or make are work-related because I’m one of the leaders at my workplace.

Sometimes I wonder how I got here.

I don't think I’m a bad person.

I don't think I’m unattractive.

I don't think I’m incapable of loving someone.

Maybe I just became too comfortable being alone.

Maybe I have built such a structured and independent life that making room for another person now feels difficult.

Or maybe I simply haven't figured out how to balance my personality, finances, career, friendships and relationships.

I don't know.

But lately, being single doesn't feel as peaceful as it used to.

It is starting to feel a little boring.

So I’m genuinely asking:

Are there other men who are like this?

Men in their 30s who don't drink, smoke, party or womanise.

Men who have very few or no close friends.

Men who have become so comfortable being alone that they don't know how to let someone into their lives.

Men who are not necessarily unhappy, but deep down, still miss having someone to come home to.

I’d really like to hear from you.

Bring one of your brothers or friends to live with you for a while..... Tell him your plan to chase the girl out. Your brother preferably....Cos your friend got fit begin to colloby her.

Codevalley:
There’s something I’ve been thinking about seriously, and I feel I need to handle it carefully.

I have a girl I’m currently dating who has been staying with me. I had actually told her that she should go and come rather than make my place her permanent home.

Earlier this year, when her rent was due, she asked if she could move her things to my place. I said no at the time because I already knew that situations like this could eventually arise. Instead, I decided to assist her with part of her rent. The interesting thing is that the room is still available and currently has no occupant.

However, now that she is staying with me, whenever I bring up the issue of her going back to her place, she tends to avoid the discussion. Honestly, I’m getting tired of the situation, and at this stage, I feel confused about how best to handle it.

I have deliberately avoided using force or speaking harshly to her because I do not want to hurt or disrespect her. A friend even advised me to use force since she has been unwilling to leave, but I do not believe that is the right approach. I would rather handle the matter calmly and respectfully.

I have also tried to explain to her that asking her to return to her place does not mean that I am avoiding her or ending the relationship. I even suggested that she could come and stay with me at least three times a week, so that we could still spend time together while maintaining separate homes. My intention is to create some healthy space, not to reject her or make her feel unwanted.

At this stage of my life, I feel I need to be very intentional about marriage and the woman I eventually settle down with. I don’t want circumstances, convenience, or the fact that someone is already living with me to pressure me into settling for a relationship I’m not completely sure about.

The situation has also affected other potential relationships I was considering before now, and some of them have ended because of her presence in my life.

I care about her, but I also feel that I need some space and clarity to properly evaluate the relationship and decide whether she is genuinely the person I want to build my future with. I don’t think it is right for me to simply continue with the current arrangement because it has become convenient or difficult to change. At the same time, I want to resolve the situation peacefully, without force, insults, or unnecessary conflict.Those who had been in similar situation please how did you handle it?

The Trainees are not even serious at all. That training should be taken seriously like parade

Rebuker:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMeCPRHX1aQ?si=4iRtyvTRPvAWSWLN

They don't know him yet......I remembered his days in ATBU Bauchi.....hmmmm.....

SonOfWords:
This man is a very dangerous terrorists apologist. I pity Gombe people if they make him governor🥲.

Catching cruise with LIES 😀 😀 😀 😀

Sonofgod1990:
She will retrieve the money


Same thing happened to me when I mistakenly transferred 300 million to a business partner instead of 3 million naira. At first the man traveled out from Nigeria to United States. I letter involved FBI and they caught the man with a woman in a hotel room

ITS A SCAM OOOO..... No University like that in Nigeria ooo. Also, Zoom the picture the scammer pasted.. you will get a clue.

InfoGuru118:
Philomath University, Abuja has announced recruitment for 22 positions across its academic, administrative, technical, sports and healthcare departments.

The private university is seeking qualified candidates for positions ranging from Professor, Senior Lecturer and Lecturer I to Registered Nurse, Faculty Officer, Laboratory Technologist, Secretary and Sports Coach.

Most of the advertised positions have an application deadline of September 17, 2026, while six positions have no specified closing date.

Available Vacancies
No. Position Location Deadline
1 Secretary, Faculty of Computing and Information Technology Abuja Not Specified
2 Digital Media Laboratory Technologist Abuja Not Specified
3 Film Studio Technologist Abuja Not Specified
4 Faculty Officer, Faculty of Computing and Information Technology Abuja Not Specified
5 Computer Laboratory Technologist Abuja Not Specified
6 Football and Basketball Coach Abuja Not Specified
7 Professor, Natural and Environmental Sciences Abuja Sept. 17, 2026
8 Professor, Law Abuja Sept. 17, 2026
9 Professor, Computing and Information Technology Abuja Sept. 17, 2026
10 Professor, Nursing and Public Health Abuja Sept. 17, 2026
11 Professor, Management and Social Sciences Abuja Sept. 17, 2026
12 Senior Lecturer, Natural and Environmental Sciences Abuja Sept. 17, 2026
13 Senior Lecturer, Law Abuja Sept. 17, 2026
14 Senior Lecturer, Nursing and Public Health Abuja Sept. 17, 2026
15 Senior Lecturer, Management and Social Sciences Abuja Sept. 17, 2026
16 Senior Lecturer, Computing and Information Technology Abuja Sept. 17, 2026
17 Lecturer I, Management and Social Sciences Abuja Sept. 17, 2026
18 Lecturer I, Law Abuja Sept. 17, 2026
19 Lecturer I, Computing and Information Technology Abuja Sept. 17, 2026
20 Lecturer I, Natural and Environmental Sciences Abuja Sept. 17, 2026
21 Lecturer I, Nursing and Public Health Abuja Sept. 17, 2026
22 Registered Nurse Abuja Sept. 17, 2026
Requirements

Interested applicants are expected to possess relevant academic qualifications, professional credentials and work experience applicable to the position they are applying for.

Candidates for the academic positions should have qualifications and experience relevant to their respective disciplines, while applicants for technical, administrative, healthcare and coaching positions are expected to meet the professional requirements applicable to their roles.

Application Details

Location: Abuja, FCT
Job Type: Full-time
Application Deadline: September 17, 2026, for positions with a specified deadline.

How to Apply

Interested and qualified candidates should send their CV and Cover Letter to: registrar@philomath.edu.ng, or visit the link below this post for more details.

Applicants should use the job title as the subject of the email.

Candidates are advised to clearly state the position they are applying for and ensure that their CV and cover letter reflect the qualifications and experience relevant to the role.

https://verynigerian.com/philomath-university-announces-recruitment-for-22-vacancies-how-to-apply/

Don't you know that there is casting of spell in politics? APC supporters are under a spell actually.

chicfarmer:
The thing taya me, my brother.
But their supporters go say everywhere good.

If not Nigeria, how did this one become a senator?

NaijaphiliaBlog:
Senator Buba Submits To Security Agencies Over Terrorism Allegations



Source

One government policy through NNPCL....will crash the stock

Careful4u:
Good luck to those investing!
MMM done teach us something

Northerners, once they are not in charge of a committee or any organization, they become so angry as if leadership is their birth rights.

Ofunaofu:
https://saharareporters.com/2026/09/10/tinubu-2027-muhammad-musa-rejects-appointment-apc-campaign-committee-says-hell-back

OKADA RIDER AND OKADA CLIMBER are at the same level. The rider is even better Cos of the dignity in his labour....who knows if the climber is a a climbee by profession

bmd1010:
https://www.hostelite.ng/nigerians-drag-lady-over-reaction-after-discovering-former-classmate-was-her-okada-rider/

TO GOD BE THE GLORY

All of them will soon know their place
Very lousy and noisy human being. Very violent.
Even among the fools that called themselves celebrities online. He is the worst. I dislike him with passion.

I don't blame him. Nigerians follow anything. That shows that we have a lot of olodo youths in this country.


Facebook and YouTube should also ban him. He is a bad influence on our youths.

IF YOU QUOTE ME NEGATIVELY...GOD PUNISH YOU TOO

obembet:
Nigerian comedian and online streamer, Oderhohwo Joseph Efe, popularly known as Carter Efe, has reportedly lost his 5.6 million-follower TikTok account following multiple violations of TikTok’s policies.

The online streamer, who had quietly built a massive following on the platform, has reportedly lost the account permanently after failing to comply with TikTok’s rules and regulations.

Reporting — Obembe Tosin

Do you actually know the meaning of "Mammoth "?


[quote author=Penguin2 post=140543714]Some people said Kwankwaso was deceiving Peter Obi.

✌🔥✌ DAY 3 IN PORT HARCOURT ✌🔥✌

The VP candidate of the NDC, Engr. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso went for Jumu’ah prayers at Port Harcourt Mosque today.

Look at how he was received.

This is not Kano oooo
This is Rivers State.

Peter Obi Is Coming#NigeriaWillBeOK

VoteOK2027 pic.twitter.com/qrHGjJGaKK

— Peter Obi Ambassador_007 (@JesusOverNaija) September 4, 2026

I exchanged pleasantries with the Muslim faithful at the First Port Harcourt Central Mosque after Juma’at Prayer, today.

May Allah accept from us. - RMK pic.twitter.com/veXdykFqFO

— Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso (@KwankwasoRM) September 4, 2026

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In Lagos and PH, almost everyone is a criminal of some sort. From the agbero in the park to the landlords, government agents, market women. Everybody is a thief.

I stayed in Lagos for 4 years, they increased house rent every year for two rooms(300k-500k). The noise and the enemities of neighborhoods....etc

I relocated to Gombe, paying 300k for 3 bedroom flat. The peace, the quiet neighborhood, the simplicity of life etc

If you are tired of Lagos or PH, Relocate this axis. The insecurity is over reported.

Food business...easy to do. Moving grains from north to south is very profitable.

Don't keep suffering because of Lagos Syndrome

Sirchiboy:
He relocated from PH to Bauchi; now he is living his the best of his life

He is better than that one that usually behave demonic.......his start with W

Egoat:
Never been a fan of this talentless boy.
Very loud and rude.

Shut up. Buhari started it. It's now our time for nepotism

DystopianMuse:
IT WILL BE A JOKE TO THEM WHEN ANY NORTHERNER OR IGBO OR OTHER TRIBE BECOMES THE PRESIDENT AND SIDELINE THE YORUBAS. THEN THE YORUBA MEDIAS WILL START SPONSORING PROPAGANDAS AGAINST THE ADMINISTRATION. TINUBU SLAVES DONT JUST HAVE SENSE

Bloggers spread it!!!. Thank God people are beginning to get the boldness to call them out. Before now, they usually make people feel that it's only pastors or Christians that usually fall into such. They have " Hollier than thou" attitude! when it is also common among them! Sometimes even the parents of the victims will be covering it up because they don't want to put the cleric to shame etc

MrsAyomide:
https://www.instagram.com/p/DcdG8iusQ-l/?igsi=azkzdzN4Y3c1ZHJu

And the thief is still arguing with the law maker ooo

DoWhatThouWilt:
Source:

I bought over 50 ceiling fans, 40 standing fans, 50 orthopedic mattresses - where are they?

- Moment Nasarrawa APC lawmaker reacts after discovering hospital allegedly sold his donated fans, mattresses

Video Credit : Nasarrawa Mirror // TikTok pic.twitter.com/iCBE84dsc6

— Vanguard Newspapers (@vanguardngrnews) August 24, 2026

Holier than thou......Get out of here

Stephen0mozzy:
Well, no need to do things that they should never know.

Helinues will definitely go to HELL

helinues:
Honestly, lots are wrong with that boy Davido. So what happened to all the ridiculous allegations he made about FG not allowing free and fair election in Osun state because his uncle has already won the same election he was making accusations about.

Some things required been sensitive, been mature and responsible. Davido threw away his responsibility in the gutter because of this election

Meanwhile, below is a thread which I created saying FG won't interfere with the Osun election

https://www.nairaland.com/8728493/fg-going-neutral-osun-election