This teaching is from the pit of darkness! The Bible is replete with instances of Jesus feeding, healing, and teaching the poor. He never despised poor people. He rather welcome them. Fed them. Healed them.
ObiPandora: How market hateful Igbo ? You de here de waste your pathetic life over God as blessed beyond the widest imagination of your wretched Igbo father who the world as no knowledge about his existence or death.
gr8ofnnetwork: All these Obidienthood children and anti-nigeria newbies, una go cry till 2031. Tinubu remains your President, then, Shettima or Ribadu continues
The man is a fraud. I always believed that Buhari will be the last bad leader of this contraption until Tinubu came on board. Buhari's ineptitude can be excused because the man is simply incompetent. But Tinubu is willfully and criminally endangering us all.
DMerciful: I'm happy with Tilumbu's self-inflicted injuries from subsidy is gone immediately to floating the naira to undemocratic acts showing he was never a sound administrator, never a serous account(how can an accountant hate statistics?), never a true democrat.
Which book are you quoting? I hope is not the holy book! Because these men you are quoting for are evil and have no association with the holy Scriptures.
wellmax: Behold, they shall surely gather together, but not by me: whosoever shall gather together against thee shall fall for thy sake.
SoftSport: This post is full of exaggerations, those areas have actually been sanitized and with Tinubu's efforts in improving security things are much safer now.
Where is this wall? Since they have been pushing us, we still never reach the wall?
Gadaffi9ja: Is concerning how the people are being pushed to the wall these days, the revolt by the masses will not be a good one if they get too pushed to the wall.
This is funny. ECOWAS should retaliate massively and let's see who will suffer most in this trade war they are starting.
Editorialtimes: The military-led governments of Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger have announced a 0.5% import levy on goods entering their countries from Nigeria and other ECOWAS member states.
According to an official statement from the Alliance of Sahel States (ASS), the tax is aimed at funding the activities of their new regional bloc, following their exit from ECOWAS.
Growing Divide Between the Sahel and ECOWAS
For decades, ECOWAS facilitated free trade among West African nations, but this latest move marks a widening rift between the three Sahelian nations and economic powerhouses like Nigeria and Ghana.
Originally established as a security alliance, the ASS bloc has expanded into a political and economic entity, unveiling plans for military and financial cooperation, including a common biometric passport.
ECOWAS-Sahel Fallout and Rising Tensions
The juntas in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger seized power in separate 2023 coups, citing insecurity and Islamist insurgencies as reasons for their actions. Their subsequent withdrawal from ECOWAS was a protest against the regional bloc’s perceived failure to support their security challenges.
In response, ECOWAS imposed sanctions to pressure the three nations into returning to democratic governance, but the Sahel leaders have remained defiant.
Nigeria and Ghana’s Diplomatic Efforts Hit a Deadlock
Diplomatic efforts led by Nigerian President Bola Tinubu to reintegrate the Sahel nations have so far failed. Last week, Ghana’s President John Mahama informed Tinubu in Abuja that reconciliation talks had yielded no progress.
With the new 0.5% import levy in effect, trade relations between the Sahel states and ECOWAS nations could be significantly impacted, escalating tensions and potentially reshaping economic alliances in West Africa.
When they are shot and killed they become "hunters".
Saywhat10: Armed herders clash with security forces in Yenagoa forest
A violent confrontation erupted in the dense forests of Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, as heavily armed herders engaged in a fierce battle with security forces. The escalating tensions have intensified concerns over regional security, raising alarms about the enforcement of anti-grazing laws and the safety of local communities.