It's possible wike is using football age. But it's also very possible emeka ike is older than wike.
People age at different pace in life. Especially when underlying health conditions are also involved.
If I show you my own pictures with my set of age mates you would never believe I'm not using football age.
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How is it that w become to modernized to know little mysteries? Since you are suggesting it's health issues; how many times have you heard that the FCT minister was hospitalised? Can't your brain think a little mystery? Why is this generation so carnal and do not understand spirituality at all. Everything ends in analogy for them.
With the way guyz beat up thieves nowadayz, I'm afraid Jesus should halt his plans of coming back to the World like a Thief in the middle of the Night....... Cos if he eventually get caught, he might be made to dance Surugede dance oo.
Nigerian boys are not smiling these dayz oo
Quit talking trash with the name of the Lord lest you be smitten by what you know not. How is it that this generation fear not the Lord? You talk your pleasure with the name of the Lord? You won't have a second chance, don't say I did not warn you.
GOFRONT: Only a Moomoo man thinks a cow moving on the streets of Abuja only belong to the Fulani boy moving around with the Cow..........
The day I clearly understand that the cows moving on Maitama street belongs to the high and mighty occupying the PRESIDENCY positions in Abuja, was the day I Started applying my car break pads and patiently wait for all the cattles to cross the street before I drive pass.......Dare to angrily run over any of those cow and watch how armed Security agency appear in Hilux.......You are gone forever!!!
I pity those that are still complaining about the presence of Cow in Abuja roads.........If only you have a little idea about their owners, you wont even bother complain.....
You are tired of life. I thought cows were made for man, is it now man for cows? This is grasshopper mentality. It is your kind of mentality that has kept the common man this way in Nigeria today. You are waiting for cows; as what? You are their body guards?
helinues: All those religion groups, leaders thinking there will be handout towards 2027 election should have a rethink.
The Nigerians who are the priority are being taken care of by this government with projects, development and reforms and policies that are already taken shape.
President Tinubu only has business with the Nigerians not with some groups
There are so many scam churches in Nigeria, infact, money ritual is common in some churches in Nigeria. The Christian Association of Nigeria, what precisely have they done about it?
And your small mind told you that those churches are under CAN? Your small heart did not teach you that not every room or warehouse that opens with a pulpit in the front is not a church?
lecowas: "The imam reportedly accused Pastor Mulongo of misleading Muslims and of using the Quran to draw people towards Christianity."
Any Muslim who truly reads the Quran - the translated version and seek to understand it, not just recitation of the Arabic version they don't understand - will leave the religion.
Muslims don't want real and constructive discussions about their book or religion, they will resort to anger and violence.
CyynthiaKiss: That Islamic terrorist on suit in New York should say bye bye to his political career.. That clown has overstepped his boundaries simply because Nyorkers showed him love, now the ant is seeing himself as a bird..
He should have copied from the mayor of London, though that one has his own garbage, but you can never see him rubbing it on the faces of people because he understands what a diplomacy is all about.
uzohrome: Tinubu might have his lapses but seriously he is taking bold step in a progressive policy making. His next 4 years will transform this country , I love the way he fights corruption as well. Insecurity is been dealt with as we speak
You are hungry. If hand have touched you or any of your family members you will not be crying like this.
chatinent: So you cannot preach elsewhere than in the bus again?
Happy getting arrested.
In your mind, you'll call it persecution against the body of Christ. No it's not, it's foolishness.
The real foolishness is when a man allows the devil to take his coat thinking he will be fine after of until the devil finally comes for his pants; he will suddenly realise that he was stupid and foolish to could have ignored him the initial time.
Eba50: how them take give them clothes of their size to wear for forest, cos last i checked, they were kidnapped in school uniform.they seem to take their bath. secondly, make we no talk about soldier wey die no wear same thing as all the over 100 soldiers sent to rescue them, including bullet proof.
My brother it's well. The more you look the less you see.
Mrchippychappy: Why Hasn't the Nigerian Government Banned Road-Blocking Prayers
Warning: Please no religious intolerance on this post. Respectfully share your opinions and suggestions on how this menace can be stopped
In many parts of Nigeria, particularly in urban centers like Lagos, Ilorin, and Abuja, Religious activities be it over spill from Christian activities or Jummah prayers frequently spill onto major roads, bringing traffic to a standstill. Worshippers spread prayer mats across carriageways, halting vehicles for extended periods. This raises a pressing question: Why does the Nigerian government tolerate a practice that other countries, including Muslim-majority nations, have actively restricted or banned for reasons of public order, traffic flow, and security?
Examples from Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Other Nations
Gulf states enforce strict regulations to prevent such disruptions. In Kuwait, the Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs has issued directives restricting prayer areas to maintain order. Mosques were instructed to close main indoor halls for daily prayers (using courtyards instead) and limit prayer durations particularly for noon and afternoon prayers.
While Saudi Arabia prioritizes organized worship within designated areas. Authorities urge worshippers to use allocated spaces in the Grand Mosque, avoiding entry/exit gates, pathways, emergency corridors, and vehicle lanes to prevent disruptions. Outdoor loudspeakers for prayers are banned during Ramadan (limited to adhan and iqama only), and mass prayers in public streets are generally prohibited under traffic safety and public order rules.
In India, several states and leaders have cracked down on "road namaz." Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath warned against blocking roads for prayers, emphasizing that roads are for commuting, not spectacles, and calling for prayers in shifts at designated places. The Vishva Hindu Parishad has sought a nationwide ban, describing it as a "disturbance" rather than prayer. Indian courts and officials have reinforced that public roads cannot be blocked for religious activities.
These examples show that even in Muslim-majority contexts, governments balance religious practice with civic responsibilities by directing prayers to mosques or designated zones and penalizing obstructions.
The Situation in Nigeria: Traffic Chaos and Security Risks
In Nigeria, Similar appeals have come from judicial figures and clerics warning that blocking roads endangers lives and contradicts Islamic emphasis on order. Traffic disruptions are routine. Major roads in port areas like Apapa, Lagos, or cities like Ilorin grind to a halt weekly, affecting commuters, traders, and the economy.
Security risks are significant: Crowds in the middle of roads create vulnerabilities to attacks or accidents. Emergency services are impeded , ambulances have been forced to park on the side while waiting for prayers to end, as police and drivers dare not force their way through the congregation. This isn't hypothetical; such scenes occur regularly, potentially costing lives in medical emergencies.
Nigeria's diverse, multi-religious society demands equitable enforcement of traffic and public order laws. Allowing one group's practices to paralyze infrastructure undermines the rule of law and fuels resentment. Mosques should accommodate worshippers or stagger times, as seen elsewhere and the same should apply to Churches as well!
The government must act decisively, enforcing existing laws, designating prayer zones, and ensuring roads remain open. Public safety and mobility should not be secondary to any religious observance. Nigeria deserves a balanced approach that respects faith while prioritizing the common good, just as progressive policies in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, India, and parts of Nigeria itself demonstrate.
RoxyBrownAutos: The Senate has passed a bill banning evangelism in commercial buses.This bill is a breach of freedom of speech and religion. Preaching in the commercial buses has help many people accept God,especially those that do not value spending time in designated worship places.Banning the commercial buses preaching is another indirect way of persecuting Christian faith as they are the religious organization that undertakes preaching in public places so as to draw souls closer to God.
I don't need to pray about Nigeria folly; I don't need to pray about this. Idiocy is overrated. Monkeys trying to claim modernity. Hooligans trying to wear suit for the first time; it will shock the fools.
I told one of the gullible fellows among us here that they are not able to deregister NDC for some legal reasons, and infact they don't even have much time again to plan the successful outcome they desire against the party he thought I was one like him who has no understanding.
yarimo: Is like dangote is also a criminal underground, the same dangote that claim he will distribute fuel nation wide free when he was having issues with marketers
It will shock you to know that that man is one of the biggest problem Nigeria has. I use to believe in him but this fuel issue and his refinery opened my eyes to the truth. The man is a mess
What a boldness! Yeah, I still remember that scripture that says the spirit we received is not the spirit of few but of boldness and sound mind. Christians are moving around the world. A gesture from the Immortals.
jesusjnr2020: Norway Fan Preaches At World Cup To IShowspeed, "Jesus Loves You"
The world cup continues to surprise as the Name and Gospel of Jesus continues to gain more grounds and reach more souls.
This time though, it wasn't about a football player or team boldly praying or displaying their faith in Jesus publicly, but a Norway fan who found himself in the company of popular streamer, IShowspeed, while cheering on his National team, during their match with Argentina in the world cup first round.
But instead of focusing on himself and seeking to take a selfie with the celebrity, he used the opportunity to share the Gospel of Jesus to the popular streamer.
He repeatedly told Him, "Jesus loves you"
Then added, "God is not a religion. God is a relationship. You can have all the things in the world, but God is all you really need."
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