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SamuelLoch:
So, how did you achieve your 300km drive if Lagos no get road?

Were you driving the Tesla Roadster?

Na trekking e dey trek. Ask am e no get rim not to talk of a vehicle tire

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Racoon:
https://www.legit.ng/nigeria/1724226-full-list-countries-church-building-world/ nlfpmod.

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Team Africa or Nigerian religiousity is utterly disappointed

The Official Commissioning of the First Robotic Surgery Academy in Africa at Redeemer’s Health Village by the Honourable Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa, marks a significant milestone in the advancement of surgical education and healthcare in Nigeria.

Established through a collaboration between Redeemer’s Health Village, Robomed Global, Redeemer’s University and the National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria, the RHV–Robomed Robotics Academy is set to transform how robotic surgery training is delivered across the continent.

For the first time, aspiring robotic surgeons in Africa can access structured training and certification on the continent, with the programme recognised as a postgraduate course in Nigeria and certification from the National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria. Previously, surgeons seeking robotic surgery certification had to pursue training opportunities outside Africa.

This development represents a major step towards building local expertise, expanding access to specialised surgical training and preparing the next generation of surgeons to harness the possibilities of robotic-assisted surgery.

Applications open by January 2027

All Glory to God!

#RedeemersHealthVillage #RHVRobomedRoboticsAcademy #RoboticSurgery #RCCG #RoboticsAcademyInAfrica #SurgicalTraining

silibaba:
Where did i mock anyone in my post?

Sorry, calling someone a "working (sic) corpse" is a positive salutation and not a curse, right?

Stephen0mozzy:
Nor be me dey responsible for your sad lyfe, boy.

In your cycle (of dead souls) , it's sad and quite tormenting to confront your nonsense with truth

redPUSSY:
https://punchng.com/nigerias-passport-ranking-falls-to-181-visa-free-access-shrinks/?amp

You looked away when it clinched that 91st position and you think I should join you in rejoicing over this your 'goodnews'?

FatimaAbubakar:
Tinubu is the mastermind behind the Lekki tollgate shooting.

Yes, as the then commander of Nigerian military operations. So many eediots on the prowl

Afriifa:
This religion is very very incompatible with modern civilisation. How can one remain so rigid even in the face of emergency ? Islam is nothing but a cult . I am sorry, even cult groups will prioritise their members over laws in the face of such emergencies.

A little and timely first aid would have sent the poor man back from hell fire 🔥

SammyB67:
Reported by Efehe-Abasi Asanga
Maiduguri / Jos Bureau — Religious Freedom and Judicial Bias.

https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1168950732475326&id=young.asanga.2025

https://truthnigeria.com/2026/10/nigerian-court-sentences-christian-woman-to-14-years-in-prison-for-sharing-her-faith/

It will not stand in Nigeria.
This place is not a God forsaken Afghanistan.
spirit of all.ah is a curse to mankind

Stephen0mozzy:
[s]May God rest their soul, and grant them the peace they couldn't find in being among the living 🙏🏾
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Maybe it's me coping, but the West seems to breed a lot of not very strong-willed young people - maybe it's the suffering that hardens us here in Nigeria?

But it takes a lot for three related people to agree on suicide and go through with it... Phew

I expected this most eediotic usual prayer prayed to a moribund god who doesn't have rules but accepts anything thrown at it. Tomorrow when (if) the devil dies, your like will still write this useless and thoughtless "RIP" for him. How can those who committed SELF MURDER rest in peace?

FreeStuffsNG:
The one in the centre and for obvious reasons.
Michael Jackson. Next is Muhammed Ali. Both have the advantage of fame and Christian/muslim venerable and easy names to recall.

Christian/Muslim?
What determines who a Christian is?

P1PrinceKT:
This is what Muslims are doing (public execution) . Is America slowly becoming Islamize?

Public execution of those who profess anything else other than Mohammed and his moon god, allah. Executing graped victims just because they're helpless women and are gagged from effective defence while their assailants are walking free like your profet did.... That's not what is obtainable in hell. Never!

givedemwotowoto:
This is what is expected of a President.

Lead from the front. Be there when the country needs you.

Don’t rule from a bunker where nobody sees you and AI is used to generate your democracy day broadcast

When did he talk about the kidnapped corpers at his backyard

anonimi:
Thankfully for Trump and Americans, they don't have our Chicago drug lord to play politics with their security, in fighting to grab power from PDP prosperity politicians who gave us cheap petrol for 16 years.

y"our Chicago drug lord" has actually done well in decimating the two only nomadic miscreants (groups) in Nigeria for us. Many of their.commanders are already in aljanna and sokoto prison

Pastor Chris Recounts Experience With Esama Of Benin As Igbinedion Renames IUO Teaching Hospital After Him

Chief Igbinedion while speaking at the convocation said the teaching hospital is now to be called Pastor Dr Chris Oyakhilome Igbinedion University Teaching Hospital in recognition of his sterling qualities “and significant contribution to the upliftment of mankind and your exceptional devotion to the healing ministry"

My heart was full of joy just to see him today. I met him for the first time in 2019. If you ever lived in Benin City, there is no way you wouldn’t have known about Chief Igbinedion, we grew up knowing his name and then in 2019, I got a message that: Chief Igbinedion wants to see you, I asked if he wants to see me? I was in South Africa so I thought maybe there was a miscommunication, so I asked many questions to be sure.

“We set a date, and he came, Chief was in a wheel chair, he has been incapacitated, when he came, he couldn’t walk he said my knees, I looked at him, we sat together, I sat close to him.

Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today and forever, I PUT MY HANDS ON HIS KNEES, he has faith like a child, HE GOT UP, walked out of that place to his car.

I went to visit him afterwards, he has been singing praises to God in this place, he has been leading in the songs of praise, maybe you don’t know why a man like this will be thinking so much about God, he received the Holy Spirit, speaking in tongues so you are looking at a man who is filled with the Holy Spirit and he speaks and prays in other tongues, that is the man you are seeing.”

Speaking on his perception of Igbinedion, Oyakhilome said “I went to visit him and when I left him, I discovered something that I have told others, I have spoken about him to others and today, he only further amplified my thoughts.

“I said I met this man, the most excellent, most elegant and most humble man that I have ever met and I am serious.

“I have never met somebody more excellent, elegant and at the same time so humble and I am praying that we looking at you and receiving so much from you will take what you have imparted the world with because I was especially touched by you and today I have been seriously impacted by you, I didn’t just receive an award. I thank you for the award but I received more, much love from you.

I thank you for this school, I thank you for what you have done, I am amazed you put my name in the teaching hospital.”

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The Israeli who designed University of Ife campus

When Nigeria was approaching independence in 1960, the Western Region already had an unusually strong commitment to mass education. But its leaders believed that primary and secondary education alone were not enough. The region needed its own university, particularly one capable of producing the scientists, engineers, administrators and professionals required for a modern society.

The Federal Government's Ashby Commission had recommended expansion of university education, but there was disagreement about how many new universities Nigeria needed and where they should be located.

Chief Obafemi Awolowo and the Western Regional Government wanted a university that would not merely copy the colonial institutions left behind by the British. They wanted something extraordinary.

A committee was set up chaired by Chief Obafemi Awolowo. Several towns were considered before Ile-Ife emerged as the preferred site. On October 24, 1960, Premier Ladoke Akintola formally announced the decision to establish "Ife University, Nigeria."

Surprisingly, the committee looked to Israel for a design. An Israeli architect named Arieh Sharon was brought into the project.

Sharon was no ordinary architect. He had studied at the legendary Bauhaus school in Germany, one of the world's most influential centres of modern architecture.

In May 1961, Sharon came to Nigeria and began planning the new university at Ile-Ife in the ancient spiritual and cultural centre of the Yoruba people.

Sharon had a different idea. He did not simply plant European buildings on Nigerian soil. He designed around the African sun, the tropical climate, the landscape and the environment.

Buildings rose among the greenery. Walkways provided shade. Open spaces connected the different parts of the university. Slowly, something magnificent began to emerge including:
Oduduwa Hall.
The library.
The faculty buildings.
The wide pedestrian spaces.
The distinctive geometric architecture.

What was being created was more than a university. It was a statement that a newly independent Nigeria could build institutions with a character of their own. The university eventually moved from its temporary home in Ibadan to the permanent campus at Ile-Ife.

And generations of students would later give the place a name that needed no explanation: GREAT IFE.

Sharon worked with AMY Ltd., his partner Benjamin Idelson, and later his son Eldar Sharon. Nigerian architects were also involved, including A. A. Egbor and other members of the Nigerian professional team.

The University of Ife had begun operating in Ibadan in 1962, while its permanent campus at Ile-Ife was being developed. By 1967, the university began moving into its permanent Ile-Ife home.

ℹ️ Ethnic African Stories

Exousiang01:
LoL.
So na virginity you wan keep hood marriage?

If you like keep virginity for 40 years your marriage no go still last if you are not a wife.

Yes I said wife you have to be a wife before you get married.

"He who finds a "WIFE" finds a good thing"

A woman can be a virgin and still not be anything lose to a wife.

Not discovering virginity.
But character is way more important than virginity.....

So what's the endpoint of this needless lamentation?
Your one million can't stop the Idea of virginity and chastity.

silibaba:
A working corpse that is younger than his daughter.

Fake family
Fake age
Fake certificate
Fake school attended
Fake friends
Fake inec result
TERRIBLE PRESIDENT

Most of your.ilk. who talked down on Buhari died untimely before he died. The greatest sign of untimely death is to be mocking who is still alive

In 1967, a young schoolgirl at Bodija International School in Ibadan stepped forward to present flowers to Western Nigeria’s military governor, Colonel Adeyinka Adebayo. Standing somewhere within that school community was Abiola Ajimobi, who would later say the visit inspired his own ambition to become governor. The girl with the bouquet was Florence, the woman he would eventually marry.

experts:
Rukayat Shittu Invites Dangote to Establish Refinery in Kwara Amid Legal Hurdle in Kenya



https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Ec2LSsRFV/

Kwara: Terrorism's gateway to the South(West).
Dangote is not dense

FELA’S INFLUENCE: British actor Andrew Garfield has revealed that the music and revolutionary spirit of late Nigerian Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti influenced how he portrayed Spider-Man.

In a viral roadside interview, Garfield explained that he creates a playlist for every character he plays and began listening to Fela’s music after landing the role of Peter Parker.

“There was something in the sound and the rhythm that was really useful to me for that character,” Garfield said.

He explained that Fela’s music helped him connect Spider-Man’s physicality with ideas of activism and justice.

“And the way I moved in that film, in the suit, has some inspiration from Fela and his music,” he added.

Garfield said he was particularly drawn to the energy and power in Fela’s music and wanted to reflect some of those qualities in his portrayal of the superhero.

“I was like, ‘I don’t know what it is about this guy’s power, but I want to somehow reflect it in this guy’s power,’” he said.

Garfield played Peter Parker in Marc Webb’s The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) and The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014), before reprising the role in Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021).



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Racoon:
SS2 Female Boarding Student Leaves School to Meet 200level University Boyfriend Shortly After Resumption.
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1HVTiH6xbo/

The eedotic illiterate who is 200 Level will soon know what it meant to fukk a minor by the time he has some sentence

Asides those marked, standing beside Chief Olusegun Obasanjo was Chief Bola Ajibola.

?Can you identify the other guy? (The other sitting persons were teachers

Wotowotoman:
Make dem bring the remaining Rands come give Baba to use maintain him private jet?

Òbu!