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Ipob sympathisers in severe pains. Always think before you act. For every action has it consequences.

Freedom fighters my ass, Bokoharam will say the same thing.

DDDEnterprises:
Dangote and Rabiu side by side, smiling...

seems they've ended their beef

Only poor men keep malice that can hurt both. The rich find solutions to any problems.

What a Kaword. . . . Not brave at all. Che Guevara , Machevelli ,will not be proud of this.

Finally, the Chicken are coming home to roast. 99 days for a thief one day for the owner, from buhari daji the bandit to Shekau the terrorist to that to Benue guy and now to leader of Ipob terrrorists group.

emmanuelzi:
Go and check out the same Muslim players when they're on vacation, various assorted alcoholic wine...

Isn't that the definition of double standard

We not all the same. Everyone has there life to live.

[quote author=FatherChrismas post=103183426]What exactly is responsible for the high increase in the cost of food within the space of 2 years.

Buhari needs to change his economic team[/quoted] lockdown/indolence, border closed, lack of importation of rice, insecurity(Fulani herdsmen, Bokoharam, iPob, bandit, kidnappers, cultist) leads to low farm produce and low business activities, prices of oil falling, lack of proper economic policy like interest rate exchange rate etc, corruption, Nepotism, Yahoo boys buying things at astronomical fees and spraying money up and down, money they never contribute to society to earn, Nigeria factor like epileptic power supply, bad roads etc

PrinxArthur1:
the reality is, you are going no where with that score unless u know person wey dey Any university in the Northern part of the country

what do you mean by that ? It's only in Southern university you used money to get your way not in northern university. Any Southerner who school in northern university knows this , with the exception of North Central .

There's a boundary to everything in life, even when sinning there's a boundary you should not over step else you find yourself in trouble like drink driving, betting with someones money, sleeping with married men or women, excessive smoking without good food /diet etc

This old grand pa should be resting on his bed instead of trying to be a politician. He seems incoherent.

Lockscreen

Karma

Kenturkey048:
Mine

is that your wife and baby ?

Kenturkey048:
Mine

is that your wife and baby ?

May Allah protect all Muslims around the world. You won't has that hypocrite Fani Kayode and some pastors/Can now speaking out unless he benefits from something b4 talking out.

No hating but on a personal level I don't flow with his kind of music. But seems his doing well.

Lagbaja88:
I am yoruba, but why is the treatment of Igboho. Different from kanu and ipob own tho

Because he has not overstep his boundary.

EndSar disaster 2.0 loading. Some miscreants wants to cash out.

FakeUnity:
What are they even saying?
Isn't the Sharia CJN supposed to be happy 'Allah' was used instead of 'God'?

You abokey muslims have destroy this country with your religion, now you will seat and reap your fruits in the whirlwind.

Always reason before you type

olaridwan:
Lol... Daniel... It is a funny video skit not yahoo, d guy na my friend..

A friend of a thief is a thief. Shit eater. Chai

Imagine if na Fulani or a Norther that did this, the generalisation would have been trending. I don't know down south they eat shit. First time in history am hearing this.

Bluntguy:
With the US fighter jets on board the British carrier Putin no get that kind liver. In fact he should brace up for Ukraine joining NATO. Crimea may be ground for the next world war.
Infact, wey that pastor Righteousness sef, make him come tell us how the world go take bring the world to an end.

Crimea cannot join NATO

It's a welcome development.

When Paul Pogba recently removed a bottle of Heineken from the table at a news conference, it drew widespread attention.

Drinking, promoting or advertising alcohol is forbidden in Islam and as a devout Muslim, Pogba may have felt the need to distance himself from the situation, but should he have been put in that position in the first place?

"The recent example of Paul Pogba hiding the beer bottle highlights the need for education," says Ebadur Rahman, founder and chief executive of Nujum Sports.

Saturday sees the official launch of a historic "first of its kind" Muslim athletes' charter - an idea devised by Rahman, who previously worked for the Football Association.

The charter seeks to "challenge organisations" to make progress in supporting Muslim sportsmen and women, with signatories pledging to "create positive change".

There are 10 points contained within the charter, such as non-consumption of alcohol, including during celebrations, the provision of appropriate places to pray, halal food, and being allowed to fast in Ramadan.

"Having worked in sport, I am well aware of the difficulties being able to practice my religion," Rahman told BBC Sport.

"After speaking extensively to athletes and clubs, we felt it was the right time to have a Muslim athlete charter in place in the UK. We believe it is the first and only one of its kind.

"Clubs and organisations are joining a positive movement of solidarity, equality and recognition of the contribution Muslims make at their respective clubs and teams."

Premier League clubs endorse 'exciting' charter

Nujum calculates there are about 250 Muslim players in the first teams and academies across the top four leagues of English football.

Of these, Manchester United's Pogba, Liverpool duo Mohamed Salah and Sadio Made, and Chelsea's Champions League-winning N'Golo Kante and Antonio Rudiger are the highest-profile players.

Even before its release, five Premier League clubs and a further 15 from the EFL have pledged to support the charter.

Campaigners Kick it Out and the Football Supporters' Association have also given their backing.

A Brentford spokesman told BBC Sport: "Muslims are the second largest faith community in the UK and the fastest growing, with around 70 Muslim players at Premier League clubs.

"Assisting clubs to support those players to be themselves both at home and at work is invaluable. This charter and the support that goes with it is something that is needed and will be welcomed by clubs."

A Watford spokesperson said the club were "excited" at continuing their partnership with Nujum, adding: "We feel this charter will be a huge benefit to us in the support our first team, women's team and academy players."

'A gamechanger'
Nujum supports athletes with day-to-day practical requirements as well as on a spiritual basis, and individuals are provided access to Islamic scholars for any questions or assistance needed on their faith.

The organisation also sent out gift packs to all 92 clubs during Ramadan, with recipient Ayoub Assal - a 19-year-old midfielder at League One side AFC Wimbledon - calling the charter "a gamechanger".

Assal, who scored four goals in 16 first-team games during his breakthrough campaign last term, told BBC Sport: "Being a Muslim, your lifestyle is different. You have obligations like the five daily prayers within a certain time frame, and there are some things you can't do like going out to drink.

"The charter will be extremely helpful because it guarantees Muslim athletes what their rights are. They will get halal food, they don't have to think twice about going to the canteen and wondering what to eat, which is very important.

"Religion for us is very important, it is bigger than this world that we live in."

West Ham midfielder Hawa Cissoko says she has been fully supported in her time at a club where she is "loved", but feels "more happy and more strong" at being empowered by the charter.

"I feel now I have a community that supports me, I don't feel alone," she told BBC Sport.

"Through Nujum I found a friend in jockey Khadijah Mellah, and it is helpful to know there are a lot of Muslim athletes that we can share our experiences with. It is nice to speak with people on how they live and how they feel.

"Being a Muslim you have to send the right message to the people. I am representing everyone. When I am in the changing room, they don't see me - they see all Muslims.

"I have to be a good girl all the time and be the best I can be."

By Shamoon Hafez.
BBC Sport

Nwaikuku2:
I am even planning on buying xiaomi
Thank for this info...pls recommend a good phone for heavy user

Poco x 3 pro. Flagship Chipset with 3.1 ufs storage.

zed7:
If your only complaint is that he isn't a fanatic then you have no problem.
A well behaved moralist is better off than a religious fanatic without morals.

Agreed

jlinkd78:
Arrest ke. Was Dot word not patented to PMB? Buhari is helping us more with d struggle with his divisive and uncomplimentary remarks towards d Igbos. By that open admission with a crested top of a Dot Nation by Abaribe with d customized Biafra colours and d side chick Biafra map by d side, Buhari has marketed d struggle. Even the dot (.) in every O alphabet further emphasizes how proud we are. The passive but coded message being passed by this courageous but intelligent Senator in d choice of d three colours that make up d Biafran map while leaving d actual Biafran map without color shows this man is a Colossus. Imagine if Abaribe now wears a combo of Onye Dot plus Onye Spare parts

The dot refers to Ipob terrrorists and not All Igbos.

opera1:
Note 9 users : I updated my phone last night but unfortunately I l'm unable Second Space has disappeared from my phone with vital informationz. pls how doy I locate the Second Space

Vital information. . . Hmmmmm

All I see here are scammers , yahoo boys, internet fraudsters.

Even terrorist have no place there but against all odds cultism has found its way there, expect lots of deportee as long as you not there on bussiness or genuine holiday.

He's right though to an extent. Every generation has what hold them back. In there generation it was wearing old school cloths, cinema , Indian love films, playing pool etc

To be honest as I was seeing this picture I started perceiving some smell. Try to brush 3 times a day especially after eating and before going to bed. Watch what you eat.