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Exousiang01:
Una go dey encourage rubbish.
I am sure his parents would have told him to do this.
His parents got a consent form and they signed it knowing where the child was going.
The child was also fully aware he was going to a mosque.

If you don't want your child join joining in the activities in the mosque, then your child should not go for the visit.
Or if you must do, you stand outside.
The child couldn't have been forced to attend the visit.

But going into the mosque and doing this is disrespectful.
I am a Christian, I will find it insulting if a Muslim attends my church and disrespects the doctrine.
We christains are just something else.

Watch some come at me with terrorism now



LoL lack of exposure is at play here.
First of all your comparison is something I would expect from Peter Obis adviser at Upper Iweka.

His parents got a consent form and signed the consent form.
Are you saying his parents don't know what a mosque is? You are saying his parents don't know what people do in a mosque?
You are saying the boy and his parents are hearing about a mosque for the first time?

LoL

Don't be naive,Muslims are worst of creation. They will walk all over you church and claim nothing will happen. A muslim girl refused to shake hands with a bank MD once in this Nigeria and Muslims stood with her, but here we have tiny brains like you talking from both sides of the mouth.

b0rn2fuck:
I will first buy pepper soup and two Goldberg so I can reason better

My nga

Sonnobax15:

Reminds me of a similar encounter I had with four Ladies 4 years ago when I was still a Keke rider. They were all complaining about how they paid a pastor to match-fix them with men for marriage but unfortunately he failed to do as initially planned. They were planning on how to go and meet him to refund their money back to them. When they alighted my Keke,I looked at them and from my own eye guage,they should be around the ages of 30-34 . Inside of me,I was like--"Las las,na guyman be the prize" . Y'all damn bannies can feel like you own the world when you're 16-20 but the truth is that reality and karma knows how to out-smart those who think they're smarter.

As for these ones,they definitely have more forests to attend

You too dey lie

EponObi:
See the contradictions in your comment.

1. "It depends on the gravity of her offence." Meaning you don't even know what lead to that panel beating. You also assume there is any level of gravity, without knowing if she even did anything.

2. "It's just to reset her brain." For someone who said they don't know her offence, you are now saying it's just to correct her brain.

This is pathetic.

In other words, you are justifying what the dad did, whether the lady even offended him or not, no matter the level of gravity.

I hope you guys no dey beat una wives and girlfriends at home, because what's the cause of all these low level thinking processes.

The Federal Ministry of Women Affairs should take over this case ASAP.

I'm sensing that Ilebaye is still living with her dad. If na her husband reconstruct her face like that, what will the dad and brothers do self? Dem go support and join the husband? Even you wey dey comment, you fit allow your sister's husband beat her like this?

I won't be shocked if it later come out that the reason this happened was over something mundane. Walahi, e fit be because of food.

An adult lady like this una dey find justification. No matter what she did, she is a f adult. If her offense is that serious, why not arrest her? That girl on X wey do live adult content which she called digital creation, wey her father told to stop, whom she later set for drags online - did you see the dad panel beat her? That's a sane man understanding that she's an adult and there's little he can about her choice. He stepped back and dissociated from her. I seriously doubt Ilebaye did anything of such gravity.

Adult lady should not be staying in her father's house if she won't follow house rules. Need I remind you that this is Africa. Some people are not moved by your money and Gen z madness. You lock up the father's,she losses her family.....I wonder if you will be the new family. I think it's better if you just shut it or make meaningful statements. It's a real world out there you know.

bobogogo:
You dont quote someone who is irrelevant.

Just to remind you that you don't belong in this convo.......you are not rated

esnbrutality:
Thread will be dry...because the issue is NOt about IGBOs or Nnamdi Kanu.

Nigerians that listen to TINUBU supporters are losers.

They push propaganda against people that dont support TINUBu but keep quiet when. other NIGERIANs are killed senselessly.

If you have or believe TINUBU supporters as friends..you are lost and will be abandoned by them..

Nobody mentioned ibo anywhere in the write up, but the usual victim mentality must cry blood. You are irrelevant.

CandyOps:
I don’t know if this article just exposes the nauseating double standards or the uselessness of dependency on supreme beings a.k.a gods.

You mean to tell me it is a more serious offence when a soldier ‘desecrates a religious statue’ (which is an inanimate object) than when he actually unalives a living person?

The hypocrisy is astounding and annoyingly disgusting. This is likened to the case of that Deborah who was killed over a simple Voice note. SMH 🤦

2ndly, if gods are so powerful why do we have to do their biddings here on earth??

Very foolish folks

Why don't you create your world and do as you wish, can someone come to the house you built and call the shots for you ? You will simply walk him out.... stop complaining and start your own world.

Kobicove:
My friend go and sit down, you don't know my tribe better than me!

We can see through your shallowness, history knows what you don't.

Kobicove:
If truly you're one of us then you should know it's "Igbo" and not "Ibo"!

Stop hallucinating it's ibo

AllBlack:
In his yoruba head. Na so dem dey do.

They will do intro with cheap coke and fanta and the whole family will start calling you IYAWO, OUR WIFE and rope the babe till she is confused and trapped with pregnancy.

O TI LO

why do you think they are called YORUBA DEMONS? 😂

Your angle to life is not the only angle. We can't do things the okoooooro way only.

Razzness:
After starting a fight, you say you are not looking for a fight. No sir, you must finish what you started.

Lol, they must enter the fight by fire by force.

Revealpanda:
That being said, if u abandon whatever it is you think you're doing and embark with me on a project (improvement).... Within few months we should be getting 7 figures+ monthly trust me.

A project I'm currently making 800-900k+
passively on playstore it has a real word use case not going out f demand anytime soon.


Think of it as Chatwoot or manychat but a portable version

This back and forth is really interesting

EzeCanada:
Here's my breakdown of the reasons behind Dati’s outbursts
1. He felt sidelined by Obi, believing he was being replaced by a more seasoned Vice Presidential candidate in Kwankwaso. Despite this, his loyalty remained intact until the final point of their separation.
2. I am in 100% agreement that Obi lacked the necessary grit to fight for his constitutional rights in 2023, when it mattered most.
3. Ultimately, he senses that Obi might have finally found his footing. This perceived shift in the polity has left him feeling significantly threatened.

Eze.....your name alone reflects your bent your reasoning is.

LeeSmart:
That kitchen looks small ooo for persons like us wey dey claustrophobic.

Show us your big kitchen with you standing in the middle let's see your stadium size kitchen.

MyExpression:
🧢🧢🧢

Christianity doesn't acknowledge Masons, where are you drawing youe conclusions from?

Lucifer- bearer of light?

Image of book is almost in every secondary school logo.

The chain analogy doesn't even hold water.

Detox your mind from these abstract ideology of symbolism that doesn't influence the course of your life

Give us your own analogy, let's see if you can make anything meaningful. Stop running your mouth.

Lordly13:
A Pakistani man who had been living in Italy for more than six years was deported after triggering widespread outrage over comments he made on television defending marriage involving 9-year-old girls.

Authorities responded quickly, using laws that permit the immediate expulsion of foreign nationals considered a threat to public safety, and removed him from the country within 24 hours. 🙌🏻

This belief is one of Iran's Short comings. The government of Iran established Child bothels with 8 to 12 years old girls, to profit from

وَعِندَهُمْ قَـٰصِرَٰتُ ٱلطَّرْفِ عِينٌۭ ٤٨
And with them will be maidens of modest gaze and gorgeous eyes,

This is when religion of piss Will get in heaven.

Botragelad:
Source:
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/clyx7nnrkqdo

Religion of piss

SeverusSnape:
Drones that landed on empty spaces, did they even send any drone?. Liars.

Show the videos of the drones landing on empty space, Or are you just making up scenarios in your head?

MoonBeamz:
Let’s be real for a second, choosing a smartphone these days is no longer as simple as “which one is better?”
It’s now more like… which one actually fits my lifestyle?
And that’s exactly the situation a lot of people are in right now with the Infinix Note 60 Pro and the Redmi Note 15 Pro.
At first glance, both phones look like they’re playing in the same league, and they really are. Big batteries, powerful processors, premium displays… everything looks solid across the board. But once you start paying attention, you’ll notice something interesting.
These two phones are not trying to win in the same way.
They’re built for different kinds of people, and that’s what makes this comparison worth talking about.

So imagine this.
You pick up the Infinix Note 60 Pro for the first time. The kind of phone that immediately gives off that “this one is different” vibe.
From the front, it already looks impressive. The display is big, bright, and ridiculously smooth thanks to that 144Hz refresh rate. You know that feeling when you’re scrolling through your phone and everything just glides? That’s exactly what this delivers.
Whether you’re on social media, watching videos, or even just swiping through apps, everything feels fast and fluid. It’s one of those things you don’t think you need, until you use it.

But honestly, the real personality of this phone shows when you flip it over.
That Active Matrix display on the back? Yeah… that’s not something you see every day.
This isn’t just a design gimmick. It actually shows notifications, time, and even fun little animations. Some people even use it for those pixel-style pets, which sounds small, but it adds character.
It makes the phone feel alive in a way.
If you’re someone who likes your device to stand out, or you enjoy little creative touches that make your phone feel personal, this is the kind of feature that will make you smile every time you see it.

Now let’s talk real-life usage.
The performance on this thing is solid. With the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 inside, you’re not going to struggle with everyday tasks. Apps open quickly, multitasking feels smooth, and if you’re into gaming, it holds up pretty well.
But where the Note 60 Pro really starts to feel like a life-saver is in two areas: battery and charging.
First, that 6,500mAh battery. This is the kind of battery that gives you confidence. You’re not constantly checking your percentage or carrying a charger everywhere you go. When it comes to the charging, 90W fast charging is no joke. You plug it in for a short time, and boom, you’ve already gained a serious amount of battery.
And let’s not ignore the wireless charging. It might not seem like a big deal at first, but once you get used to just dropping your phone on a charging pad without dealing with cables, it becomes one of those “I can’t go back” features.
So for users who want speed, convenience, and something that feels a bit futuristic, the Note 60 Pro really delivers.

Now let’s switch over to the Redmi Note 15 Pro.
This one has a completely different personality. If the Infinix feels like the creative, flashy type, the Redmi feels like the reliable, no-nonsense powerhouse.
The first thing that stands out here is the camera.
A 200MP sensor is not something you just ignore. This is for people who love taking photos, people who want detail, clarity, and the ability to zoom in without the image falling apart.
You take a shot, and when you zoom in later, you still see details that most phones would lose.
If you’re the kind of person who enjoys capturing moments, events, travels, random everyday shots this camera gives you confidence that your photos will actually come out looking good. Then there’s the durability. And this is where the Redmi really flexes.
We’re talking IP68/IP69 ratings. That means this phone is built to handle serious conditions, dust, water, even accidental drops into water (within limits, of course).
This is the kind of phone you carry without constantly worrying about it.

Add Gorilla Glass Victus 2 into the mix, and you’ve got a device that’s clearly built to survive real life.
For people who are always on the move, or just don’t want to be overly careful with their phone, that durability matters a lot.
The display here is also very good. Slightly bigger, still AMOLED, still smooth at 120Hz. It may not be as fast as the 144Hz on the Infinix, but in everyday use, it still feels clean and responsive.
Performance-wise, it holds its own too. The Dimensity 7400 Ultra chipset handles daily tasks, gaming, and multitasking without stress.
And of course, there’s the battery. It’s big, it lasts, and it keeps up with your day.

So when you really sit down and think about it, this comparison becomes less about which phone is “better” and more about which one fits you better.
If you’re someone who enjoys innovation, fast charging, unique features, and a phone that stands out from the crowd, the Infinix Note 60 Pro is going to feel like the right choice.
It’s fun, it’s fast, and it brings something fresh to the table. But if you’re someone who values durability, camera power, and a phone that can handle rough everyday use without stress, then the Redmi Note 15 Pro will feel like a safer, more practical option. It’s strong, reliable, and built to last.
And honestly? That’s what makes this whole comparison interesting. Because both phones are good.
They just speak to different kinds of users.
So, the real question is simple: Are you going for style and speed… or strength and stability?

For peace of mind and all round satisfaction buy a Samsung s23 above.

Chenu60:
VIDEO: FCT CP Personally Lead Police Operatives To Arrest 3 Suspected Kidnappers In Bwari


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xD7MlkS_gs0?si=yqAj-eoJhN5iG2fC

How come a tv crew is on ground.

Richtaiwo:
Oga, kindly explain how Abia ended up ranked last, instead of darting from one rubbish to the other. And while at it, is Rivers still in the opposition, or has that detail also become conveniently flexible?

Honestly the guy is very dull, just ranting and making zero sense.

Peterobiisathie:
https://www.etvbharat.com/amp/en/state/nigerian-national-held-with-drugs-worth-rs-2-crore-in-bengaluru-enn26033105410


https://indianexpress.com/article/cities/bangalore/bengaluru-police-drug-bust-yelahanka-adugodi-mdma-heroin-seizure-10611857/lite/

Another hard working criminal

IzunnaOkafor:
By Izunna Okafor, Awka

The Anambra State Police Command has arrested a five-member criminal gang, including a female suspect accused of luring commercial motorcyclists to isolated locations for robbery operations in Ihiala Local Government Area of the state.

The arrest was confirmed in a press statement issued on Tuesday by the Police Public Relations Officer of the Command, SP Tochukwu Ikenga, who said the suspects were apprehended by operatives of the Rapid Response Squad, Awkuzu, during an early morning operation, which also led to the recovery of a firearm, stolen motorcycles and other incriminating items.

According to the statement, the five arrested suspects are identified as Sunday Chukwudebele, aged 22; Adaobi Udeze, aged 26; Chimezie Ifebi, aged 35; Kelvin Chukwuejike, aged 28; and Uzi Chukwuejike Williams Umeh, aged 26.

The police spokesman explained that the gang had been operating within Ihiala and surrounding areas, targeting commercial motorcyclists popularly known as Ọkada riders.

SP Ikenga revealed that preliminary investigation showed that the female suspect, Adaobi, played a key role in the gang’s activities by posing as a passenger and deceiving unsuspecting motorcycle operators to lonely routes and hideouts, where other members of the gang would emerge to attack the victims and dispossess them of their motorcycles and personal belongings. He added that the method had enabled the gang to carry out several robbery operations before their arrest.

The police further disclosed that items recovered from the suspects include one locally made Beretta pistol, three Qlink motorcycles of the 150 Tiger model suspected to have been stolen, as well as a red-coloured face mask believed to have been used during their operations. The Command noted that the recovery of the exhibits would assist ongoing investigations aimed at uncovering other members of the syndicate and possible victims.

Reacting to the development, the State Commissioner of Police, CP Ikioye Orutugu, commended the operatives of the Rapid Response Squad for their swift response and professionalism, stressing that the Command remains determined to rid the state of criminal elements threatening the safety of residents.

The Police Commissioner, according to the statement, assured members of the public that the Command would continue to intensify operations across the state, particularly in areas where criminal gangs target commercial transport operators and other vulnerable persons. He also urged commercial motorcyclists and residents to remain vigilant and promptly report suspicious movements to the nearest police station or security agency.

The Police Public Relations Officer added that the suspects are currently in custody and will be charged to court after the completion of investigations, even as the Command also reiterated its commitment to sustaining ongoing security operations aimed at ensuring the protection of lives and property across Anambra State.

Hard-working criminals