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Peterobiisathie:
Switzerland, Thailand, India are also facing bad leadership like Nigeria

Wotowotoman:
This one go think say nobody go decode say na AI response be this. Even to reason with brain don dey hard our youths. No wonder the late Buhari call una lazy youths

DeOTR:
They should conclude their investigation on time and if found culpable, they should be executed publicly according to the martial law.

Zaphnath1:
Let's this favor us all. If the door won't open, we will pass through the windows or rather break the door

AWONEYAN:
Tinubu was put inside dock and tried during Jonathan's reign. He answered and his lawyers prove him innocent. Let the court prove malalmi innocent not this media defense .

Another advantage of Buhari's death, if he was still alive, they would have used his influence to silence this case. But now , let everyone answer his father's name

ajalawole:
I tire for those people. Let them enter forest and see dead body everywhere.

VBCampaign:
Source

This article was written to commemorate the 110th posthoumous birthday of HID Awolowo.

Morbeta11:
https://x.com/Joe__Bassey/status/1984298105290850561?t=DnFRbMuiSdhCLdGI_eTTJQ&s=08[/quote]Very long indeed
Foodie

Lukgaf:
Lessons from the Death of the Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia, His Eminence Shaykh Abdul Aziz ibn Abdullah Al Al-Shaykh

The news of the passing of one of the most prominent scholars of our time, the Grand Mufti of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, has struck the Muslim world deeply. Until his death, he served as a guiding light of knowledge and a beacon of the Sunnah.

From his death, we can take several lessons, beautifully highlighted in Ashaykh Dr Sharoffuddeen Gbadebo Raji and Ashaykh Professor Abdrasaq Alaro’s tributes to him:


1. Death is inevitable. Just days ago, when we mentioned him, we would say “ḥafiẓahullāh” (may Allah preserve him). Now, we say “raḥimahullāh” (may Allah have mercy on him). Death changes everything in an instant. Indeed, it can strike any of us at any time. The question remains: are we preparing for it?

2. Attachment to the Qur’an. Shaykh Abdul Aziz used to complete the recitation of the entire Qur’an every three days. Subḥānallāh! How many of us have not even completed the Qur’an once in three years? His dedication should remind us of the endless blessings of reciting and reflecting upon Allah’s Book.


3. Accessibility and humility despite authority. Despite being blind, the Shaykh discharged his responsibilities with full dedication. He was humble, approachable, and hospitable. Dr. Sharafudeen Gbadebo Raji narrated how, when he and a friend visited him in his office around 2004, the Shaykh received them warmly, addressed them by their names in friendly manner, gave them several valuable books, and even took down their contact numbers. This is a powerful lesson for all in positions of authority: leadership is about service, humility, and accessibility not arrogance.

4. Respecting other scholars even with differences. For roughly thirty years, Shaykh Abdul Aziz was the one who delivered the khutbah on the Day of ‘Arafah, meaning he performed Hajj every year. On many occasions, he made the intention to perform Hajj or ‘Umrah on behalf of deceased scholars not only those he admired, but even those he differed with in opinion. This is a profound lesson: intellectual disagreement should never erase the bond of brotherhood. We remain one Ummah, tied by faith and mutual respect.


Shaykh Abdul Aziz is no more, and like all of us, he will be judged based on his deeds. What remains are the good works he left behind and the countless lives he touched.

Let us reflect: What will people say about us when our time comes? Will they remember us for goodness, humility, and service or something else?

May Allah forgive Shaykh Abdul Aziz ibn Abdullah Al Al-Shaykh, illuminate his grave, raise his rank among the righteous, and grant him Jannatul-Firdaws. And may Allah forgive all deceased Muslims and grant us the tawfīq to leave behind a legacy of righteousness.

PS: Don't forget to recite Suratul Khaf today.


BaarakaLlah feekum!

argob44:
Source https://www.asbnews.ng/2025/09/05/super-eagles-in-premier-league/


Who among the current Super Eagles squad would you love to watch in the Premier League?

heracles1:
the future of cars dont look promising. this is a poor design I must say

Omenlon:
I don't have a problem with it, he is a private individual and he can do whatever he likes with his money and life.

Racoon:
Meanwhile, political charlatans of Dino Melaye kinds are the wicked fellas aggravating this weaponization of poverty to continue to oppress the downtrodden people.

Imagine the exotic cars this man flaunt every now and then in the midst of this painful hardship poor people are facing? How will they not flock to him for peanuts to eat and survive? God will surely visit all of you.

Slurity:
This man is really never careful with his utterances, I hate people that talk without control, he has no quality of a good leader

yarimo:
David Lawal babachir even Peter obi himself will be laughing at your claim quietly

reportquarters:
At least 26 witnesses have been identified, and 5 suspects have been interrogated over the death of upcoming musician, Ilerioluwa Aloba (Alias Mohbad). The Lagos state commissioner of police, Idowu Owohunwa revealed this on Friday while addressing the media about the ongoing investigation of the musician's death.

Read More » https://www.rexonals.com/2023/10/26-witnesses-identified-5-suspects.html?m=1

stano2:
Una too get time sha.
If eventually it confirms he never attended the college, what exactly will happen?
Will he get impeached by his cronies or what?

Country is already finished. Corruption & lawlessness thrives.

computer0810:
He won't dare contest, dey will deal with him...
He won't win d primary, his not the chosen one...
He can never be our president, he thinks Nigeria is lagos politics...
He will not be swear in...
He will be sacked by the tribunal...
He did not attend Chicago university...
Chicago university should release his full and complete results...

Talk about ppl with mental problems, obi supporters are first stop

Crimecity:
https://leadership.ng/president-tinubu-in-surprise-stopover-in-paris/#:~:text=Abike%20Dabiri%2DErewa%20and%20other,separately%20returned%20to%20the%20country.

Triton1996:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfyUDPbevJ4

Officers of the Kick Against Indiscipline (KAI) have taken deliberate efforts to eradicate illegal markets in Lagos.

On the order of the commissioner for environment, Tokunbo Wahab, the officers were seen packing food items like yams and pepper owned by Traders running illegal markets at CMD/Magodo axis.

In a video shared the commissioner’s twitter account, they were seen packing all these items into their vehicles in order to restore normalcy in the area.

It would be recalled that two days ago, the commissioner announced that LAWMA has sealed Oyingbo and Alayabiagba markets in Lagos following series of unheeded warnings.

He also mentioned that other Other markets that risk imminent shut-down for improper waste disposal and sundry environmental infractions include: Tejuosho Model Market Phase 1, Ladipo Market in Mushin, Anjorin Market, Irewolede Plank Market, Idi-Araba Obele Market, Oni Baba Market,Oba Morufu International Market, formerly known as Ejigbo Market, Ijora 7UP Market, Okeafa Plank Market, Ifelodun Fruit Market, Amukoko, among others.
Wahala!!!
SOURCE: @tokunbo_wahab

Ikaeniyan0:
A minister of defense does not have to be a retired military officer.

Memphitz357:
That's only what this incompetent fool and his boss know how to do... Mark attendance and share photo ops. If na to add meaningful impact in discussion and brain storm about better governance, the fool won't have anything to say.

slowice:
How many Nigerian will report such to the police? Do Nigerians even believe in the police?

Sad that our ppros are all trying hard to be savage with any chance they get instead of putting in real work by doing actual investigation

Throwback:
More like Tinubu inherited the hatred Igbos have for Buhari.

In fact, the main reason for the hatred Igbos have for Tinubu is that he made Buhari President.

But it has now been doubled by the fact that Tinubu defeated an Igbo candidate, despite that Igbos swore to ensure a Yoruba would not become President again before them.

Alas, they must embrace the reality of their situation.

Igbo votes cannot make one President, and Igbo votes cannot prevent one from being President.