Marvieduke: If you’re born in this era, Mention a movie and we guess your age
Those times were far better than now. Life was much peaceful. Conflict, hatred and insecurity were not this known. At least in the south west of Nigeria.
Botragelad: Who remembers beautiful Noa Argamani, the woman kidnapped by Hamas on October 7 and taken into Gaza? We are glad to announce that the man filmed driving the motorcycle that carried her has been eliminated in an Israeli strike. The police have even released the drone footage, click on the link(attached to the initial post) and see for yourself.
Bibi said those involved in October 7 would be hunted down. Israel is showing that it means it. One by one, they will dealt with.
You don't get to invade Israelis home, murder and kidnap people, then act shocked when the response comes for you. Israel has made this clear: October 7 won’t be forgotten, and those directly and indirectly involved will continue to be pursued and hunted down. Am Yisrael Chai 🇮🇱
naptu2: Father Oluoma (aka Fada Oluoma) is a popular Catholic priest that also preaches online. He made a post to caution supporters of Governor Chukwuma Soludo and Mr Peter Obi that they should stop attacking and insulting people online, but some Obidients attacked him, so he made a second post to ask what is the benefit of insults and how does it give Peter Obi votes.
Rev. Fr. Chinenye John Oluoma #FadaOluoma @fadaoluoma
treesun: The founder of Word Assembly Ministries, Ilorin, Rev Isaac Omolehin, has raised the alarm over a threat by bandits to attack his church camp at Idofian village in Ifelodun Local Government Area of Kwara State.
The cleric said the threat forced him and his family to go into hiding for safety.
Omolehin disclosed this in a statement made available to journalists on Saturday by his spokesperson, Grace Edema.
According to him, the police arrived at the camp at midnight between May 30 and 31 and ordered an immediate evacuation following a threat of a bandit attack.
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The cleric, known for his criticism of denominational divisions in the Nigerian Church, lamented that the threat forced him, his family and more than 100 residents of the facility to flee the camp.
He noted that the camp had remained deserted since the evacuation, rendering the residents homeless.
“The police came to my camp in the middle of the night and asked everybody to run because kidnappers were coming to attack me. The whole camp was deserted, and it has remained deserted,” he said.
He disclosed that although he was away when the evacuation took place, the kidnappers eventually came to the camp but met an empty facility.
See more Punch stories on Google. “They came, the bandits, but they didn’t meet anybody,” he added.
He said the security threat had forced him to move from one location to another with his wife and children.
“I have a house I can’t enter. I have a car I can’t ride. I have to hide myself from the public. If I sleep here today, I’ll sleep somewhere else tomorrow. I’m homeless with my wife and children,” Omolehin said.
The facility, he said, catered for orphaned children and housed a primary school, secondary school, hospital, old people’s home and a rehabilitation centre for mentally challenged women rescued from the streets, alongside their children.
“Bandits chased us out of that place. The school cannot open, the hospital is not functioning, and the patients and nurses all ran for their lives,” he added.
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“We wrote to the police because they were the ones who asked us to leave. We asked if it was safe for us to return because schools had resumed and we have over a hundred children that need to go to school. There has been no response,” the cleric stated.
He added that reports were also submitted to the Department of State Services and the Kwara State Ministry of Social Welfare, which supervises orphanages and rehabilitation centres, but he said no official response had been received.
“Three days after the attack on my camp here in Kwara, my village in Kogi State was also attacked, and my people were killed. When they missed me here in Kwara, they went to my village and attacked my people.
“The kidnappers did not destroy our buildings; the structures in the camp are still intact. However, a few days after we evacuated, thieves began breaking into the camp and carting away our belongings.
“Those were different criminals. The kidnappers did not come to steal refrigerators, fans or mattresses. They came for human beings. The people who looted our property are not the same as the kidnappers.”
Reflecting on his continued public advocacy despite criticism, Omolehin said attacks against him have ranged from social media abuse to restrictions on his ministry.
“The attacks are still going on, but they don’t affect me. Jesus already told us that our preaching may be resisted.”
He revealed that he was recently barred from preaching in Baptist churches, saying, “Baptists banned me from preaching in Baptist churches just about a month ago.”
Omolehin appealed to the Federal and Kwara State governments to strengthen security around the camp to enable displaced residents to return, noting that some of the orphaned children in his care were referred to the facility by government authorities.
“I want to appeal to the government to improve security so that I can return to the camp with my family and all the people I look after. Some of the children in the orphanage were brought to us by the government. Even if they say they don’t care about the rest of us, what about the children they entrusted to us?” he said.
Efforts to get the reaction of the state police command were unsuccessful, as the Police Public Relations Officer, Adetoun Ejire-Adeyemi, did not respond to calls or messages as of the time of filing this report.
Obi should have kept quiet and enjoy the euphoria he created for his followers. He over played his hand daring those who can bury him. Soludo is not only older, he is more intellectual, more successful, more acknowledged and relevant. A person like that is a mistake to mess with. ☹️
Such persons like to CONTROL others( DO AS I SAY). They also like to test your power to know what you are holding on to. One night when the 'juju woman' went to a Muslim neighbor's compound to sleep over and was doing all I spoke earlier about, this Muslim neighbor said she was calling Holy Ghost fire as what the woman was doing was intense. I said to myself, if a Muslim can use this weapon, what about me a Christian.
You wonder why MFM Pastor, Dan Olukoya says about 'Night Caterers'.... 'Witchcraft Lion' and you think it's a joke. This woman was manipulative, deceitful actress, territorial( coming into the compound and wanting to take charge. I sensed if the Landlord had not harkened, she would eventually start acting as a Caretaker and bringing her own tenants, even me sef go dey pay rent to her). When her evil practices intensified with her appearing subtly in my dreams( 2ce as if wanting to collect my hair....Using her leg to hit mine- I kukuma got hold of her foot's thumb and bent it like rubber....Opening my curtain for me to see that it was her.....Me going to aggressively warn her to desist or face God's wrath).
You hear MFM Pastor Dan( though I'm not a member) praying aggressively with shoutings, it is because of the Deliverance ministry calling he has. I noticed the woman wholeheartedly does her incantations with strong confidence and belief for it to work. Me too, since I understood that she was a territorial lion looking for who to devour, I also called myself a daughter of the Lion of the tribe of Judah. In warfare even horses the warriors ride on are also ' excited for war'.... I approached my prayers aggressively with shoutings and confidence, sometimes as I shout I start crying in the spirit. When the battle intensified and she being a next door tenant to me and I noticed at daytime she was outside( she cooks outside and uses the opportunity to start incantating too plus her cooking fire stones were like her altar of some sort), sometimes I will just be bold in the spirit( if one keeps quiet too much, one will die in silence especially as the landlord wasn't forthcoming) then step outside and start to pray, vexed in the spirit and calling the plagues of Egypt upon her. She really gave me sleepless nights cos she doesn't want to pay her rent and for anyone who per chance understood her tricks, she wishes evil. Many times I seem to have tired eyes even she herself yawns endlessly at daytime.
After she was thrown out of the house by the landlord and 3 other men and they left, she tried throwing stones at me, I just dodged and locked my door.
Senegal is filled to the brim with negative demons showing off their powers on hapless people there
What? Actually Iran urgently need to allow the king of peace come into the land so much. Jesus is the peace of the world forget fake ministers of flesh o☹️
iwaeda: Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar has described President Bola Tinubu’s administration as one of the most ruinous governments Nigeria has endured.
In a statement issued on his behalf by Phrank Shaibu, Director of Strategic Communications of the ADC Presidential Campaign Council, Atiku accused Tinubu of making everyday life “punishingly expensive” and still borrows with “an extraordinary appetite”.
“A government that says more money is coming in must explain why it keeps borrowing and why the people paying for its policies cannot see the promised gains.”
“After more than three years of demanded sacrifice, Nigerians are left with higher food, transport and energy bills, strained public services and a recorded public debt of ₦166.79 trillion as at 30 June 2026, according to the Debt Management Office.
“Nigeria’s recorded public debt stood at ₦49.85 trillion in March 2023 and ₦166.79 trillion by June 2026.
“I expect President Tinubu to put the full account before Nigerians. He should identify the old debt newly recorded, the foreign debt whose naira value rose with the exchange rate, and every new loan contracted since he assumed office. He should show what has been repaid and what remains outstanding. Accounting explanations must not become a hiding place for fresh borrowing,” he said.
Atiku said the debt question could not be separated from what he described as the widening gulf between official claims of economic recovery and the lived reality of ordinary Nigerians.
“The Tinubu economy is producing two Nigerias: one in which ordinary citizens are suffocating under rising food, fuel, transport, electricity, education and housing costs, and another in which those with wealth, access and privilege are far better positioned to protect and multiply their fortunes.”
“That is the fundamental contradiction at the heart of these reforms. Government celebrates macroeconomic indicators while millions of citizens struggle to translate those statistics into food on the table.
“An economy cannot be declared successful simply because government revenue is rising, reserves are improving or official statistics look better while the purchasing power of ordinary citizens is being destroyed. The true test of economic policy is whether Nigerians can afford food, transportation, housing, education, healthcare and electricity,” he said.
Atiku said the contradiction is reflected even in assessments by international institutions.
He added that recent fuel-price pressures have further intensified the squeeze on household budgets, with petrol selling at around ₦1,400 per litre in Lagos and Abuja and as high as ₦1,500 in parts of northern Nigeria in September, while diesel exceeded ₦2,000 per litre.
“The philosophy of an economic reform cannot be that the poor surrender more and more while those already insulated from hardship become increasingly comfortable. Nigerians were promised that today’s pain would produce tomorrow’s gain. After more than three years, they are entitled to ask: gain for whom?
“A mother cannot feed her children with a government revenue announcement. A worker cannot pay transport fare with a speech about reform. Nigerians do not eat GDP figures, FAAC allocations or PowerPoint presentations. The numbers must eventually arrive at the dinner table,” he said.
Atiku said the cost of carrying Nigeria’s debt had become an emergency of its own.
“BudgIT reported that by the third quarter of 2025, debt service had reached ₦12.52 trillion against ₦18.63 trillion in revenue — 67.2 per cent. In practical terms, roughly ₦67 out of every ₦100 of the revenue reflected in those figures went to debt service.”
“Money committed to debt service is money unavailable for competing public needs. Nigerians were told to endure the pain because there would be gains. Where are those gains?”
At the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi in May, President Tinubu himself said Nigeria expected to spend about $11.6 billion on debt service in 2026, describing the amount as nearly half of projected revenue and acknowledging that debt costs divert resources from productive sectors.
“If President Tinubu understands abroad what debt payments are taking away from Nigeria, then he must explain at home why the borrowing bill continues to grow.
“History warns us where this road can lead. Fiscal distress does not begin on the day a bailout is announced. It develops when borrowing becomes routine, debt service consumes an ever-larger share of available revenue and governments repeatedly borrow to finance gaps that previous borrowing failed to close.
“Nigerians should not have to wait for creditors to tell them what their household budgets already reveal.”
Atiku also demanded greater disclosure concerning the DMO’s external debt-service schedule for the second quarter of 2026.
Atiku said President Tinubu and the APC also owed Nigerians an apology for what he described as the hardship imposed by the administration’s economic policies since 2023.
“President Tinubu should apologise to the families who can no longer afford decent meals; to workers whose wages disappear on transportation before the month has properly begun; to parents struggling to pay school fees; to pensioners whose incomes have been destroyed by inflation; and to businesses fighting daily to keep their doors open.
“Nigerians were asked to sacrifice. Fuel subsidy was removed. The naira was allowed to depreciate sharply. Electricity and transportation costs rose. Government revenues increased, yet borrowing continued. After all of this, the Nigerian people are entitled to ask one simple question: what exactly did our sacrifice buy?
“An apology is not too much to ask from a government under whose watch millions of Nigerians have been pushed into deeper economic distress. Leadership must have the humility to admit when policies have inflicted enormous pain on the people they were supposed to serve.
“Good economics must ultimately improve human life. If government revenue rises while families become poorer; if debt rises while public services remain inadequate; if citizens surrender subsidies, pay higher prices and endure declining purchasing power while government continues borrowing, then Nigerians have every right to demand a full account of where their sacrifice has gone.
“President Tinubu and the APC owe Nigerians that account and they owe them an apology. Apologise to Nigerians. Account for the money collected. Reconcile the borrowing. Explain the charges. Show the people what their sacrifice bought. Then make a solemn pledge to step away from governance rather than ask Nigerians for another mandate to endure this suffering.
“The real test of this economy is not whether the numbers look good in government presentations. It is whether ordinary Nigerians can afford to live.
“Reconcile the borrowing. Explain the charges. Show Nigerians what their sacrifice bought. Apologise for the hardship. And leave governance to those prepared to make life affordable again.”
Glimpsetv: So this video from Avu Junction in Owerri West, Imo State is making the rounds and it’s pure political heat.
Hon. Paschal Okoro, popularly known as Ajangwo, the APC councillor representing Avu/Oforola Ward 1 and Chief Whip of the Owerri West Legislative Council, was caught on camera tearing down opposition party banners and boldly declaring that “no other political party should operate in Avu.” The blue-and-white banners are scattered all over the ground while he stands there gesturing, fully in his element, with a few people watching and some even helping with the destruction.
It’s the kind of moment that instantly goes viral because it captures that raw, unfiltered local politics vibe where some politicians still act like their area is personal territory. One man, one ward, one loud statement that no other party is welcome.
Nigerians online are already reacting the usual way: some are shaking their heads, others are saying this is exactly why people lose faith in the system, and a few are just laughing at how bold (and shortsighted) the whole thing looks on camera. Whether it backfires or not, the video has already done its job. It’s out there, and Avu just became the latest name on the political gist list.
motymop: On paper, you would expect some rich men to go for a calm, home trained, down to earth ladies but in reality, we see them dating or even marrying runs girl
do you know why?
Some of these runs girls invest in their appearance, they look and scent good, for many rich men, a wife is also a trophy to show off to their friends, also appearance most times, gives these women access to social circle many people dream of entering
These run girls know how to rebrand them, they opens a luxury boutique, beauty salon, interior decor firm or real estate agency. Once she becomes a serial Entrepreneur or CEO, her past is officially wiped clean in the eyes of society. Men end up marrying the rebranded version, not the past.
Another reason is that some rich men dealing with intense business, politics or high stakes careers often don't have the patience for traditional courtship or long emotional drama. Runs girls understand men's egos, they know when to be silent, how to make a man feel like a king and how to keep things completely problem free. What the man pays for initially is convenience but over time, that convenience turns into attachment.
Some rich men actually prefer a woman whose entire lifestyle depends on them. Dating a career woman with her own money and strict boundaries can feel challenging to a man who is used to total control. By taking a woman out of that transactional space, funding her life, setting up her businesses and upgrading her status, the man feels like her savior and he expects lifelong loyalty in return
They are good in bed. Very experienced, and it matters to men😜
Let me categorically say again, I, Mr. Peter Obi, didn’t approach any financial institutions to borrow money or issue bonds on behalf of Anambra State in the 8 years I was in government. On the day I left office, I was not owing any salary
He will do the campaign in prison by God's grace. People like elrufai are dangerous to the Nigerian state. These are people that would invite foreign terrorists to overrun Nigeria just to have their way. They are evil.
Dpsychologist: One thing society rarely wants to admit is how much women actually care about a man's physical appearance.
We have spent years telling men that women are mainly interested in money, stability, character and personality while men are the ones obsessed with beauty. Yet go into an ordinary Nigerian dating environment and start listening to what women actually discuss.
“Is he tall?” “Is he fine?” “Does he have a nice face?” “What is his complexion?” “Is he well built?” “Imagine having children with him. They will be fine.”
Women notice these things. They compare them. They discuss them. They even think about how a man's physical features might be passed on to their children.
So when people say women don't care about looks, I honestly wonder what they mean.
The difference is that society has made male attraction to beauty so obvious that nobody bothers to deny it, while women's attraction is sometimes presented as though a man's face, height, body and overall appearance are almost irrelevant.
They are not.
A woman can see a tall, handsome man with good skin, a good physique and a confident presence and immediately notice him before she knows what is in his bank account.
Money can become important later. Character can become important later. Compatibility can become important later.
Physical attraction often comes first because you cannot negotiate yourself into finding somebody attractive.
Even the conversation about children reveals how deeply appearance matters. People will say things like, “Look at his complexion,” “His children will be fine,” or “Imagine the children these two will have.” We pretend this is just harmless conversation, but it is literally people thinking about physical traits and genetic inheritance.
So let's stop acting as though only men are visual creatures. Men care about women's beauty. Women care about men's appearance too. The difference is often in how openly each side is willing to admit it.
Nobody should feel guilty for finding a physically attractive person attractive. The important thing is simply to stop pretending that one sex is driven by looks while the other is somehow above all of that.
We are human beings. Looks matter to both sides. Money matters to both sides. Character matters to both sides.
The proportions may differ from person to person, but pretending that women don't notice a handsome man is just as unrealistic as pretending men don't notice a beautiful woman.
Forget looks, money will defeat looks any time any day.
Very funny man! Peter obi is his own hype man. He designed a handover note that suits his agenda to his predecessor. No wonder ikpeazu cried out after he assumed office the the hand over notes were fabricated. Very untrue. Even hand over for ministry is not this terse not to talk of a whole state! ☹️
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? Actually Iran urgently need to allow the king of peace come into the land so much. Jesus is the peace of the world forget fake ministers of flesh o☹️
