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Christianity Etc › Re: Ugandan Pastor Bernard Mulongo Killed After Christian-Muslim Debate by henrybomb(m): 11:32pm On Aug 02
expert234:
Read Quran 9:29 and Quran 5:33. The first one says you should fight against non-Muslims just because they choose a different religion.. Quran 5:33 says you should kiiiil anyone who opposes your allllla and your religion.

Sahih Bukhari 6922 says you should kiiiil anyone who leaves Islam!

You obviously haven't been reading your Quran or Hadith. Islam supports kiiilling
Ok
Christianity Etc › Re: Ugandan Pastor Bernard Mulongo Killed After Christian-Muslim Debate by henrybomb(m): 11:31pm On Aug 02
Kobojunkie:
You are obviously lying!🥱🥱
Ok then if you say so
Christianity Etc › Re: Ugandan Pastor Bernard Mulongo Killed After Christian-Muslim Debate by henrybomb(m): 1:46pm On Aug 02
johannu:
Saying that the Bible and Quran are against killings is like cajoling a mad man to allow peace to reign.
The Bible said thou shall not kill
The Quran also said thou shall not kill…but if you think otherwise go ahead and bear the consequences
Christianity Etc › Re: Ugandan Pastor Bernard Mulongo Killed After Christian-Muslim Debate by henrybomb(m): 1:45pm On Aug 02
expert234:
Then you don't know the contents of the Quran.

Do you read Quran by yourself or you just rely on what some funny deceptive Imams tell you?
I know what I read it comprehensively
You should do that too and don’t let anyone tell you otherwise
Christianity Etc › Re: Ugandan Pastor Bernard Mulongo Killed After Christian-Muslim Debate by henrybomb(m): 10:53am On Aug 02
maiiilooo:
Pastor killed hours after participating in Christian-Muslim debate, imam among suspects

*Pastor Bernard Mulongo took part in a Christian-Muslim dialogue before appearing on a local radio programme

*Two Muslim women reportedly converted to Christianity during the debate, a development that few expected

*Mulongo was found dead with multiple injuries after attackers on motorcycles blocked his path




Source: https://www.msn.com/en-xl/news/other/pastor-killed-hours-after-participating-in-christian-muslim-debate-imam-among-suspects/ar-AA28IkQc?ocid=widgetonlockscreen&cvid=6a67393cb0ae4f0eb9045d132fc85b6b&ei=93
Sometimes I wish the way people take religion very seriously they had channeled it towards nation building the world would have been a better place.

A debate lead to killing someone?
It really shows that people just hide under religion to commit atrocities as the religion is not even the problem it is the numskulls and devilish souls practicing it.

Both the Bible and Quran is against killings
Politics › Re: A Response To Tope Ajayi’s Article “cardinal Onaiyekan’s Abuse Of Clerical Privi by henrybomb(m): 10:35am On Aug 02
garykoeman:
The president should never had allowed them audience in the first place.

Those cardinal are Peter obi supporters.

They are already political.
He shouldn’t have allowed them in the first place?
Come down from your high horses he knows better not to turn them down..stop moving in circles.

Those cardinal are Peter Obi supporters?
I think it has become a trend on Nairaland that when one criticizes BAT the next thing you lots shift the goal post shamelessly.

No government is above criticism as it is a way to let you know you still have a lot to correct not this lame and dodgy modus operandi that leads nowhere.
The cardinal is not out of point and please clarify if what he said is the truth or not.
Politics › Re: The Cardinal Spoke. They Responded With Conspiracies And Attacks On The Church by henrybomb(m): 7:08am On Aug 02
Bobloco:
The Cardinal Spoke. They Responded with Conspiracy Theories and Attacks on the Catholic Church.

Tinubu, the Presidency, the APC, and their hordes of data boys have completely lost their composure over Cardinal Onaiyekan's interviews. Rather than confront the substance of his remarks, they have gone into full panic mode, wailing, spinning conspiracy theories, and lashing out at anyone and anything connected to him, including the entire Catholic Church.

Apparently, they expected that after the Cardinal's and the Catholic Bishops meeting with President Tinubu, he would come out with a prepared script: that Nigerians should remain hopeful, that government policies are already working, that economic prosperity is just around the corner, and that the suffering Nigerians are experiencing will soon disappear.

They wanted applause. They wanted a glowing endorsement dressed up as a pastoral message.

But the Cardinal did not deliver propaganda. He spoke about the reality millions of Nigerians are facing. And that reality does not disappear because a government spokesperson says things are improving.

If the Cardinal had come out singing, "Tinubu, on your mandate we shall stand," there would have been no outrage. He would have been celebrated as a patriotic statesman.

But because he spoke the truth as he has consistently done under every administration, they suddenly remembered that he is Catholic, and that Peter Obi, a leading presidential candidate, is also Catholic.

In their warped reasoning, any criticism of the Tinubu government by a Catholic cleric automatically becomes a campaign for Peter Obi. That is the unfortunate, despicable level they have descended to, dragging the entire Catholic Church into their religious divisive campaign simply because they cannot tolerate criticism.

Some have even gone as far as suggesting that the Catholic Church should defrock Cardinal Onaiyekan for daring to speak uncomfortable truths. Imagine demanding that a religious institution punish one of its most respected voices simply because he challenged those in power.

The irony, a government led by a self-acclaimed NADECO democrat now treats criticism as an attack and accountability as a threat. Democracy is celebrated only when it comes wrapped in praise. The moment it demands answers, it is labelled opposition politics.

I have asked one simple question: What exactly did Cardinal Onaiyekan say that is not a true reflection of the current state of Nigeria under Tinubu?

So far, not one of them has answered.

Instead of engaging with his message, they attack his religion, question his motives, manufacture political and religious conspiracies, and now seek to punish the messenger. That is what happens when defending the record becomes harder than attacking the critic.

The Cardinal spoke about hunger. Nigerians know hunger.

He spoke about hardship. Nigerians are living it.

He spoke about suffering. Millions experience it every day.

If his words are false, refute them with facts. If they are true, then no amount of propaganda, conspiracy theories, or attacks on the messenger will change the reality Nigerians are living.
Data boys are as useless as the “h” in hour lol
They are highly delusional and unintelligent so it doesn’t come to me as a surprise.
Politics › Re: Picking Atiku As Vice President Greatest Mistake Of My Life – Obasanjo by henrybomb(m): 11:19am On Aug 01
nairavsdollars:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/07/picking-atiku-as-vice-president-greatest-mistake-of-my-life-obasanjo/
All this useless old men should just rest and let us be.
It is always self interest and once it is no longer there they begin to wash their dirty linen in public…we don’t care
Romance › Re: It Was Just 5 Minutes, I Didn’t Even Enjoy It— Cheating Girlfriend Apologises by henrybomb(m): 7:34am On Jul 29
NIGERIAJAGAJAGA:
Everything just to trend in this country
Olodo uprising in pro max
Ycee said it all
Sports › Re: Anthony Joshua Defeats Kristian Prenga In 2nd Round KO (Video Highlights) by henrybomb(m): 7:26am On Jul 26
adaxme:
The sacrifice went well
That's what u get when u a sacrifice ur friends to the Illuminati
Wow
And you have proof to back this statement?
Foreign Affairs › Re: He’s Too Young To Challenge Sharia Law – Sheikh Gumi Blasts Ibrahim Traore by henrybomb(m):
adenigga:
Nigeria’s Islamic scholar, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has criticised Burkina Faso’s military leader, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, over his position on Sharia and governance.

In a post on his Facebook page on Saturday, Gumi described Traoré as too young and inexperienced.

He further said that the Burkina Faso’s leader is very naive to fully understand the complexities surrounding religion, society and global politics.

According to him, Traoré’s approach could create opportunities for extremist groups to exploit public sentiment and attract more supporters.

He warned that leadership decisions require a deeper understanding of social and geopolitical realities.

“Captain Ibrahim Traoré (born 14 March 1988), with his anti-Shariah stance, at the age of 38, with nothing but military training on his resume, is too naive to understand even the complicity of the society he is ruling under the gun, let alone the dynamics of contemporary geopolitics.

“He has given the extremists the weapon they need to conscript more foot soldiers against his secular regime,” Gumi said.

Source: https://dailypost.ng/2026/07/25/hes-too-young-to-challenge-sharia-law-sheikh-gumi-blasts-burkina-fasos-traore
He should travel to Burkina Faso and spew that nonsense I want to check something.
Who is Gumi if not Nigerian government giving him soft landing.
Science/Technology › Re: Nigerian-American Harvard Grad Develops World's First Braid-Assist Robot by henrybomb(m): 7:19am On Jul 25
israelmao:
A Nigerian -America engineer and Harvard graduate,Yinka Ogunbiyi, has developed HaloBraid, described as the world's first braid-assist robot designed to ease the physical strain on hairstylists and save time for saloms

The US Mission in Nigeria disclosed this is a post in X on Friday,saying the innovation had raised $7m and attracted more than 7000 salons to its wait-list.

" Nigerian-American engineer & Harvard Grad Yinka Ogunbiyi built HaloBraid,the world's first braid-assist robot easing strain on stylist & saving salons time.

"$6M raised 7000+ salons waitlisted American innovation,global impact #AmericanExcellence in action," the mission wrote.

It hailed Nigerian-American entrepreneur after she raised $7m in seed funding to launch HaloBraid, described as the world's first patiented braid- assist mechanical technology.

The funding round was led by Seven Seven Six,the venture capital firm founded by Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian,with addi investments from AlleyCorp and Bling Capital.

The funding will support the market rollout of HaloBraid,which already has more than 7,000 professional hair salons in it's waiting list.

Ogunbiyi holds a joint Master of Science and Master of Business Administration degree from the Harvard Engineering School and Harvard Business School and has a professional background in developing connected smart home appliances and consumers electronics.

The idea for HaloBraid emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic after Ogunbiyi spent four days installing her own protective knotleds braids.

Recognizing the opportunity to apply technology to the labour-intensive proces,she partnered with co-founder David Afolabi to develop an automated alternative.

However,the technology is designed to assist human hairstylists rather than replace them.

The robotic system is designed to handle the repetitive mis-sjaft braiding process which accounts for a significant part of a typical salon appointment.

Under the system,the hairstylist begins the process by parting the scalp,sectioning the hair and creating the initial anchor knot by hand.

HaloBraid

The HaloBraid unit then attached to carry out the repetitive braiding sequence before the stylist removes it to finish,trim and seal the ends according to the clinent's preferences.

PUNCH Online reports that HaloBraid is official website for the robotic braiding assistant.

Addressing concerns that automation could dilute the cultural essence of hertiage hairstyling,Ogunbiyi said, " I didn't think anything will get from the experience.[/b]
Wow
Amazing..it is huge not those super highway data boys celebrates like it is a big deal.
Travel › Re: Stunning Drone view Of Sokoto-Badagry Highway by henrybomb(m): 6:53am On Jul 25
dragunov:
It goes to show that you're collecting monetary incentives for following that yellow chimp who likes to go to Bangladesh. That's why you're projecting.
Lol
You are online you people can assume anything
Travel › Re: Stunning Drone view Of Sokoto-Badagry Highway by henrybomb(m): 7:56am On Jul 24
blamingthedevil:
God Bless President Bola Tinubu
The Best President in the history of Nigeria
God Bless Federal Republic of Nigeria
The best President in the history of Nigeria?
Data boys can say anything for peanuts.
Family › Re: Why I Won't Take You Serious If You're Still Living In Your Parents House At 25! by henrybomb(m): 12:19pm On Jul 22
saweide:
Yes. You are right. It really affect me in my life. Until I move out before I begin to progress
It’s always not a good thing but nowadays most ladies and guys are comfortable due to laziness and fear of uncertainties. It’s a curse living in parent house. At that age and above
I concur with the writer
It is a curse living in parent house?😂
Nothing wey person no Dey hear for this Obasanjo internet.

You and the writer are obviously on the same overdose.
Family › Re: Why I Won't Take You Serious If You're Still Living In Your Parents House At 25! by henrybomb(m): 12:14pm On Jul 22
DMCA:
imagine as my papa get big house with plenty empty rooms then i go go rent house stay when i never marry. cool
OP u dey ment. cool



Your problem o....
I live and work in the same city my father's house is, parents have a 4 bedroom main house, 2 bedroom guest house, only my parents and I live there.
I am not married yet, and you expect me to go and rent a place to stay?
Apart from the master bedroom occupied by my parents, what happens to the 3 bedrooms in the main house and even the other 2 rooms in the guest house.
You must be suffering from a complex.
Ment in pro max I must say
Family › Re: Why I Won't Take You Serious If You're Still Living In Your Parents House At 25! by henrybomb(m): 10:59am On Jul 22
Goo0dHardDick:
I know people living with their parents will be mad at my post. Whatever rocks your boat. Try as much as to get money and live alone so you can experience life in full
You can tagged it as “mad at your post” but don’t tell people what to do or assume that they are not doing enough for themselves.

Life is not fair to everyone so if you respect or don’t respect them it is your business.
Family › Re: Why I Won't Take You Serious If You're Still Living In Your Parents House At 25! by henrybomb(m): 8:22pm On Jul 21
Goo0dHardDick:
I don't take people who are 25years and above serious, once I noticed they're still living with their parents.

The moment I noticed you're still living with your parents, whether you're a guy or a girl, I'll never take you serious. I'll immediately see you as an unserious person in life.

People who are 25years and above sometimes do not have clear goals for their lives. They waste any money that comes to them. A young man of 25 living with his parents is ready to waste money on hotels esp when he wants to meet with a lady for comfort and relaxation. A girl of 25 and above sees no reason to move out of her parents house because of fear of payment of bills and house rent including feeding. I see people who lives with their parents as loosers afraid of taking risks in life, afraid of starting life and afraid of life in general.

The thing is, I have more respect for girls and people generally who lives alone than those living with their parents!
Whatever suits anyone let them do it afterall it is not a competition
I still live in my parent’s house and I am super comfortable there so it is your business if you respect me or not.
Family › Re: I Love Serving My Husband ~ Oyinbo Traditional Wife (Video) by henrybomb(m): 5:21pm On Jul 21
marlow1962:
To you ladies, if you don't serve your husband, nag him always, and bring chaos to his home, don't worry another woman will take him from you and give him the opposite things you're giving him.

At the end you will run to ticktock/ Facebook and cry.
Correct 💯
Business › Re: Palmpay Under Fire Over Alleged ₦241,000 Transfer Dispute by henrybomb(m): 3:21pm On Jul 20
erniok:
Didn't you read the part that the money is still in the beneficiary account. If not out that our financial system yeye, this requires prompt action.

CBN talk sat no more transaction fees for money below 5k but no bank don obey till date.
The money already left the account before she provided the court order.

Court order doesn’t guarantee refund as it depends on the availability of the funds in the beneficiary’s account especially with bank apps this days that you get alert notifications in milliseconds which means withdrawal can happen almost immediately.
Business › Re: Palmpay Under Fire Over Alleged ₦241,000 Transfer Dispute by henrybomb(m): 3:18pm On Jul 20
Codes151:
It doesn’t matter if she made an error.

It’s a mistake that should not take this long.

In as much as it’s mostly Seun boys posting and hyping things.


But one should be able to get a refund for transactions. It’s now a things everywhere.

I booked a flight. Asked for a reschedule, they refused. I simply asked my bank for a charge back.

They asked them to comment after 30 days they didn’t, money reversed.

Expect it exceeds 1 year.

So anyone can make a mistake or even no, it should be possible to reverse a mistake.
It is an avoidable mistake because how do you not check details before clicking the send button.
Business › Re: Palmpay Under Fire Over Alleged ₦241,000 Transfer Dispute by henrybomb(m): 12:41pm On Jul 19
KontactMedia:
A growing wave of public outrage has trailed allegations against fintech platform PalmPay over its handling of a ₦241,000 erroneous transfer case, with stakeholders now calling for regulatory scrutiny by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

The controversy follows a distress appeal by a Nigerian businesswoman, Mrs. Oyedeji, who claims PalmPay has failed to act despite clear indications that the recipient account linked to the transaction has been frozen.

According to Mrs. Oyedeji, the incident occurred on May 8, 2026, when she mistakenly transferred ₦241,000 from her Moniepoint account into a PalmPay account. Upon promptly reporting the error, her bank reportedly confirmed that the beneficiary account had been restricted and advised her to escalate the matter to PalmPay for resolution.

However, weeks after the incident, she alleges that PalmPay has neither provided a clear pathway for redress nor demonstrated urgency in resolving the issue, repeatedly informing her that “nothing can be done.”

https://thependulumnews.com/palmpay-under-fire-over-alleged-%e2%82%a6241000-transfer-dispute/
Bloggers and mumu traffic how is PalmPay under fire for erroneous transfer?

First, how do one even make such foolish mistake when every app or USSD shows the name of the beneficiary before you send money.

She initiated transfer from Moniepoint to PalmPay which means she has to hold Moniepoint as most banks or fintech banks will always state a caveat “refund is not guaranteed as it depends on the availability of the funds in the beneficiary’s account”.
She produced a court order which at that time the beneficiary had withdrawn the money.

I always tell people don’t always rush to send money especially big funds please check and recheck to avoid stories that touch.
Investment › Re: Who Knows About This Update? by henrybomb(m): 7:35am On Jul 18
calabaman:
Hello NL family,

Let's get straight to it:

It's called 9jacash and it's a mining platform.

My concern is that before you can withdraw you need to buy an access code.

Has anyone withdrew from this platform successfully as 9000 is a lot to loose in this economy?

Please no jokes. Let's keep it civil.
After MMM and Cibex Una still never get sense to run away from this shallow and twisted investment platforms.
Your 9k is gone if you have put it there
Politics › Re: Oseni Rufai Breaks Down, Weeps Over Nigeria’s Economy by henrybomb(m): 7:19am On Jul 18
simpleseyi:
Graduate of Animal Husbandry who is supposed to be running a big farm of cattle’s and chickens and making plenty money while making meet available, the dullard is on television calling himself journalist without going to school of Journalism and he is now surprised that cow meat is expensive
Is it a crime to read Animal Husbandry?
What is your point exactly?

Change your dealer as there is no sense in what you just typed now.
He is way better and more popular than you are.

You people hate the truth and will continue to wallow in your own foolishness…please what did you read and where are you working now I am curious.
Crime › Re: Loveth Ifesinachi Okafor: POS Operator Raped & Murdered In Lagos by henrybomb(m): 8:48pm On Jul 16
nlfpmod:
Source



Source



He should not be alive by now because this is an animal that should be shot at sight.
Crime › Re: Mary Habila Death ..and No CCTV At Minister's Quaters? by henrybomb(m): 8:29pm On Jul 16
Akir2025:
Mary Habila Death ..And No CCTV at Minister's Quaters? It's a Pity .

It would have Captured Who Enters and Leaves that Room if there Was Any .

What If the Room Wasn't Locked from the inside .

Well ,This is Nigeria ,Even if there was CCTV , Immediately a Crime was about to be Committed if the One that Allegedly did it is aware of it ,He would Pull it off or even After ,Then Makes Sure He Perfect all .

CCTV Camera Helps Though .This Should be Installed in Places like this .

If it's a Natural Death it's Okay but if that Lady was Killed by someone .

May Peace ,Anxiety,Sorrows ,Pains ,Calamity be Upon the Children,wife, Person.

Mother Nature shall continue to Bring Sorrows against that Person the More He steps on the Soil where water and Food he eats Emanate from .

So Moth it Be
Umahi is a public figure and nothing will happen to him
Imagine a common man and a lady dies in your house you cannot even explain anything because you would be arrested before anything.

Umahi just Dey explain and explain tire he is still not making any sense to me.
I can’t help but wonder the reason for the sworn affidavit by her father…it is so fishy and sketchy but this is Nigeria.

The dead doesn’t talk or narrate stories so it is almost a case of no substance and would die like that.
Crime › Re: Colleague Recounts Mary Habila’s Final Moments Before Death by henrybomb(m): 6:22pm On Jul 16
Dennisochampa:
Please the question I want to ask is....
Was the minister present in the premises on the day of this incident....

So that we can quickly rule him out as a prime suspect or ask him to resign while investigations are on going...

Maybe I'm not making sense sha... What do I even know
You are making sense
It is too fishy
Crime › Re: Court Orders Final Forfeiture Of Aisha Achimugu’s N4.6bn Jewellery, N4.3bn Cars, by henrybomb(m): 6:19pm On Jul 16
Rocky247:
What a wicked country. I think these were accumulated during Buhari reign. Every individual that served under Buhari should diligently probed by this government and I hope same probe should be apply to the people serving presently under Tinubu after his tenure one way or the other.
I still wonder why past Presidents or governors cannot be probed while their aides may or may not face the entire music.
Crime › Re: Much Ado About Mary Habila's Death: Where's Anita Baski? by henrybomb(m): 6:14pm On Jul 16
Jakarta:
If na ordinary Nigeria, David Umahi never suppose dey experience mosquito bites for cell by now?
In Nigeria
Laws are made for the poor
Crime › Re: The Kidnappers Killed 2 Oyo Teachers To Pressure Government — Principal, Alamu by henrybomb(m): 6:57am On Jul 14
Kukutente23:
I thought Bwala said they abducted the families of the terrorists to ensure they don't kill anyone else after the first one
Bwala wey no get sense
Crime › Re: Lieutenant Felix Ademe Isaac Killed During Oyo Rescue Operation, Buried (photos) by henrybomb(m): 12:28pm On Jul 13
Babtunz:
I don't know about y'all, but there's a lot of things sketchy about that rescue operation. But you won't hear it from me sha smiley
Too sketchy and fishy
But people think otherwise

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