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alcaptainero:
Some people will not lile this news.


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Yh they will not lile the news,


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Are govt officials also using it or they prefer not to

Comfyonos2019:
How can dangote answer you. His company should do the answering, do you know how many of his trucks are involved in accidents daily. The right channel should be followed

n if she didn't raise her voice, would u have known anything bout this to comment

tctrills:
How does the website generate traffic?

Shows up on search engine, link easier to share, no limitation, promote the website with ur social page attached

See as them quickly ban person, just like that, all this one dey feel funky

When your autobot decided to ban and remove the reply, i think u best write a plugin that replace words with something else see as ur homepage don they empty.

tctrills:
Hi, I hope this is the right forum for this question.
A friend of mine sells fashion accessories and is thinking about creating a website with an online store. I think she should start by growing her audience on social media first.

How can she get people to visit her website? Is it too early to make a website since it can be expensive? What are the benefits of having a website now? Also, how does growing a business on a website compare to growing it on social media?

Online store can be helpful too hit me up my contact is on my signature

joshmason44:
Sure! First impressions matter — try a cleaner layout, clear categories, and engaging visuals. Also, make sure navigation is simple and mobile-friendly so people want to stick around.

For which one u talking about??

Who dey hype man

Israel5:
Please (even though I know my appeal with fall on deaf ears too numerous to count in this forum), approach this issue with logic and without prejudice to the people involved.

My wife and I are duly blessed with a son who is in his basic 5 now. Also, we decided to get the daughter of one of my cousin to stay with us. She is one of 7 children. So I wanted to help raise a CHIMAMANDA.

As my rule, every child of same age under my room attends the same school and calls us Dad & Mum. The school part didn't quite seat well with my wife, who had a different opinion, but I prevailed anyway. Because na me dey pay school fees.

The girl is a year older than my son, but due to the level of education at the village before she came over, we made her be in the same class as my son. She met my son in primary 2. Now they are both in basic 5.

A shocker happened: This girl keeps coming up in the class, while my son keeps running away from the top. We've tried extra lessons, even tried changing schools. Now it looks as if the girl is better suited for school than my boy. She reads, spells and memorizes things too marvellous. I bought a dictionary cos of that.

I even buy gifts for her (for coming top) more than I do for my boy, to make him sit up, but my pikin nor send me o. Guy use cry & Woman power make me buy am bicycle. 😁

I would think he's being a spoilt boy, who believes daddy & mommy is there, I don't really know. But I am hopeful.

Now, my major issue is my heavily pregnant wife. She wants the girl to be changed/enrolled at a different school. In her defence, she wants her to be available to help her take care of things. The kid's school close by 3pm. She suggest government school that close earlier. I see sense in what she said but I feel like I'll be unfair to this young girl.

When I tried to have a healthy debate on the idea. Na so madam start to dey talk plenty tins wey I nor fit type.
I have accepted to do her wish from September for peace.

Please, do you see another way I could avoid problems?

Is she right to have asked that I changed the girl's school just because she needs help around the house & her business?

Ur wife is gonna be the evil step mum u hear and watch in movies.

Lets wait n see, the girl will start talking less n b scared when shes around.

I was Reading through news update and i saw this post. 😶

vybzkartel:
Is there anything like that

yup

No 100k dollars for una

Understanding Google's stance on AI-generated content and how human review helps maintain quality and boost search performance

Google has officially confirmed that AI-generated content is acceptable in search results, provided it meets high quality standards and undergoes thorough human review.

Gary Illyes, a Google Search Analyst, explained in a recent interview with SEO expert Kenichi Suzuki that the company’s focus is on human curation rather than solely “human creation.”

Google’s Evolving Approach to AI Content

Illyes clarified that the primary factor Google considers for AI content is factual accuracy and originality.

He stated that it doesn’t matter whether the content was created by a person or by artificial intelligence, as long as it is reviewed and edited by humans before publishing.

This ensures it aligns with Google’s ranking criteria, avoids duplication, and remains useful to users.

AI Models and Data Handling in Search

When discussing AI Overviews and AI Mode, Illyes revealed that these features run on custom Gemini models.

He also explained the role of the Google Extended crawler, noting that it impacts how Gemini grounds information from a website.

Websites that block Google Extended may prevent Gemini from grounding their content in AI results.

Challenges in LLM Training with AI-Generated Content

One concern raised during the interview was whether AI-created material could harm large language model (LLM) training.

Illyes acknowledged that while AI content does not directly damage Google’s search index, it could lead to a problematic “training loop” for AI models if they repeatedly learn from AI-generated sources instead of original human-created material.

To avoid this, filtering and careful document selection are necessary.

Quality Over Origin

Illyes reinforced that for both search ranking and AI model training, quality is more important than the origin of the content.

Factual accuracy, originality, and avoiding “extremely” similar text are key to maintaining strong visibility. This aligns with Google’s broader policy that emphasizes user value and relevance over strict authorship rules.

Key Takeaways for Publishers
AI content is acceptable if it is factually accurate and reviewed by humans.

Editorial oversight remains essential for maintaining trust and search rankings.
Overly similar or duplicate content should be avoided to protect SEO performance.

Publishers looking to integrate AI into their workflows should focus on ensuring every piece is accurate, unique, and offers genuine value to readers.

This not only helps with Google’s search rankings but also safeguards the integrity of AI model training.

https://blessinspire.com/google-confirms-ai-generated-content-needs-human-review-for-quality-and-ranking/

U didn't use tongue condom?

When she start to clock 30, she will b looking for any kind of good man

U belong to the ruling party, shut up.
Next 2 years u will belong to another never the people

brain54:
It happens yeah...

But I don't think it's normal though.

There is a story in the Bible like that. I can't remember the names of the parties involved or the verse. But I think the victim was a daughter of Jacob if I remember accurately.

The story goes that this young man really loved this fair maiden. He had sleepless nights thinking of her. His love was so intense that he couldn't think of anything else. What made matters worse was that the maiden refused his advances and told him to go see her parents if he was really interested in her so they could give their blessings.

But the young man couldn't wait or for whatever reasons so he tricked her to his bed and had his way forcefully.

After he was done he felt so disgusted with her and hated her with the same passion and intensity with which he loved her at first. I think he threw her out immediately if I remember accurately.

She cried to her brothers who later went to the village the man was from and killed his kin and looted their property.

Something like that.


Like I said it happens but may not be normal especially when the disgust and hate after is so intense.


I mean it's ok to feel under whelmed like "is this it" after a lot of expectations after the act but not outright disgust or hatred after the act with every girl .

Many things we take as normal sometimes especially in Africa have deep psychological roots!

U just pick random story for bible dey drop na wow ohh religious people ehhhh.

Una naaa make the girl brother go him village kill the elders then

iamnotillicit:
Please withhold it and tear it

Tear her slap join, she must be crazy in the spine

Attention seeker oshi

See human being

Lucy Jones House deposit fund sacrificed for costly wedding abroad sparks debate on financial pressures of destination celebrations

Lucy Jones, a 29-year-old marketing manager from Liverpool, has revealed how she dipped into her hard-earned house deposit savings to attend a friend’s lavish destination wedding in Turkey.

The three-day trip cost nearly £1,000, forcing her to withdraw from her Lifetime ISA (LISA) to cover expenses.

Lucy described the celebration as “magical” but admitted she felt pressured by the unspoken expectation to attend.

“Abroad weddings are special, but they’re also presumptuous and costly,” she explained. “It sets a precedent, and I’m not sure how people manage multiple weddings and hen parties in a single year. They essentially become your holiday for the year.”

Financial Strain of Destination Weddings

Research by greeting card marketplace Thortful shows that the average cost of attending a wedding in the UK is £451. Lucy’s expense was more than double that figure. “It was difficult because I wanted to support my friend, but the trip was extravagant. Saying no didn’t feel like an option,” she said. “I often have money anxiety, and the only way I could afford it was to use the savings I’ve been building to buy a home.”

Lucy normally contributes around £200 to her LISA each payday, but living paycheck to paycheck left her no alternative but to tap into her savings. While she avoided debt by not using a credit card, she admitted it delayed her homeownership plans.

The Emotional and Financial Trade-Off

Despite the cost, Lucy believes it was worth it because it was her first overseas wedding experience.

However, she warned that if every couple expected the same, it would quickly become financially unsustainable for guests. “It was special this time, but if it became a regular expectation, it would lose its charm and cause huge financial stress,” she said.

Many people face similar dilemmas, with rising travel, accommodation, and gift costs adding to the strain. While destination weddings can offer unforgettable memories, they also raise questions about fairness and inclusivity for friends and family on tight budgets.

Growing Conversations Around Wedding Costs

Social media discussions show a growing frustration over destination wedding expenses, with some calling for more affordable and inclusive celebrations.

Experts suggest that couples should consider hybrid approaches—holding the main ceremony locally and offering optional overseas events for those who can attend without financial hardship.

Lucy’s story highlights the reality that, for many, attending such celebrations requires personal sacrifices—sometimes even delaying major life goals like buying a home.

https://blessinspire.com/britain-woman-lucy-jones-uses-house-deposit-savings-to-attend-friends-lavish-overseas-wedding/

africaBlogworld:
They died in active service. rest on comrades

lol

Indelibleage:
Yes sir, except when God says it is time. May the Lord continue to strengthen you sir.

And apart from death n sickened body , how will we know?

Hermes Iyele’s partner, Blessing Offiong, explains why their open relationship works for them

Blessing Offiong has shared new insight into her unconventional romance with Nigerian reality TV star Hermes Iyele, describing their polygamous relationship as “freeing” and “honest.” Speaking in a candid interview with media personality Chude Jideonwo, Blessing addressed the dynamics of their love life and why she believes long-term exclusivity may not be realistic for everyone.

The focus keyword here, “Blessing Offiong opens up on polygamous relationship with Hermes Iyele,” reflects a topic that has been trending on Nigerian social media since the interview aired.

According to Blessing, she first met Hermes when she was just 18, and over time, they built a relationship based on openness and trust rather than strict monogamy.

“I don’t think it’s possible to be with one person forever,” she admitted. “But then seeing someone that wants to explore this thing with you, keeping an open mind in the relationship will give you the freedom to be yourself. The relationship is not like a bondage. You are free to be happy.”

Her remarks immediately sparked heated debates online, with some social media users questioning the practicality of such an arrangement. Critics argued that her explanation sounded like a justification for “friends with benefits,” while others accused Hermes of manipulating the narrative to suit his lifestyle.

One X (formerly Twitter) user wrote: “What’s she saying? Abi na friends with benefit, make una just talk wetin una dey do.” Another commented: “Hermes don use English brainwash them, chai.” Others expressed disbelief, asking, “Where did they see this ideology?”

Despite the backlash, Blessing maintained that her relationship is built on mutual respect and personal freedom. She emphasized that removing possessiveness allows both partners to pursue happiness without feeling trapped.

This perspective aligns with a growing conversation around alternative relationship structures, including open relationships and ethical non-monogamy, which are gaining visibility globally, especially among younger couples seeking emotional authenticity over tradition.

Relationship experts note that while open relationships can work for some, they require clear boundaries, honest communication, and emotional maturity.

Without these, jealousy and insecurity can easily undermine the arrangement. Blessing’s comments suggest she and Hermes have found a personal balance that works for them, even if it challenges mainstream expectations.

As discussions around love and commitment continue to evolve, her interview has become a talking point on how Nigerian pop culture is slowly embracing conversations about non-traditional partnerships

https://blessinspire.com/blessing-offiong-defends-open-relationship-with-hermes-iyele-calls-it-freeing-and-honest/

Brazilian Couple Marcone da Silva Cardoso and Adriana Machado Ribeiro Die After Car Plunges 400m Off Cliff During Alleged Intimate Moment

Tragedy struck in Venda Nova do Imigrante, south-eastern Brazil, when a couple lost their lives after their car reportedly plunged 400 metres off a cliff during an intimate encounter.

The victims were identified as Adriana Machado Ribeiro, 42, and Marcone da Silva Cardoso, 26.

The pair had attended a party on Sunday night (3 August) with Marcone’s brother and his girlfriend. After dropping the other couple home, Adriana and Marcone drove to a popular hang-gliding launch ramp.

According to investigators, the couple parked near the cliff to be intimate inside the vehicle.

Police suspect that their movements may have caused the car to shift and roll over the edge, despite the handbrake being engaged. The fatal incident occurred around 1am on Monday (4 August).

During the fall, the car struck a rock about 100 metres down, ejecting both occupants from the vehicle before it continued tumbling another 300 metres and coming to rest completely destroyed. The couple’s bodies were found naked, not far from the wreckage.

Local police officer Alberto Roque Peres, who is leading the investigation, confirmed there were no signs of violence or foul play. “There were no indications of aggression, and both victims had no criminal records,” he stated.

Marcone’s body was located at the base of the cliff, while firefighters navigated steep and dense terrain to retrieve Adriana’s remains.

Residents nearby reported hearing a loud noise between 1:30am and 2am, but due to darkness and thick vegetation, no one saw the incident.

Adriana, a well-known local, had worked for 16 years at her mother’s bakery and leaves behind a son and daughter from a previous relationship.

Marcone, originally from Belo Horizonte, had recently moved to the area and was working as a machine operator. Friends and family described their six-month relationship as loving and without conflict.

https://blessinspire.com/brazilian-couple-plunge-400m-to-their-death-after-car-rolls-off-cliff-during-alleged-intimate-moment/

Daejumong:
I can’t understand how a man would be wearing boxers outside the bedroom. This guy needs a good management team around him. The problem many African pastors have is that people are afraid to correct them believing they are higher beings who are answerable only to God. This creates a great problem for the pastor who can easily get self conceited and lose it yet people will keep hailing. Pastors must be answerable to elders in the church and the congregation. That is the way to keep the system healthy!

over sabi they worry u.
I dey act like class captain when no get friends, every thing dey pepper u

Joseph Nantomah accused of $4.4M real-estate fraud: what happened, why it matters, and how to protect yourself

Updated August 10, 2025. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed a civil complaint against Nigerian motivational speaker and self-styled wealth coach Joseph Nantomah — widely known online as “Dr Money” — accusing him of raising millions from investors in unregistered real-estate investments and misusing the funds.

The complaint and related reporting allege that roughly $4.4 million was raised through multiple schemes and that much of the money was not used for the property deals investors were promised.

Quick summary
Who: Joseph Nantomah (aka “Dr Money”) and companies tied to him, including Investorade Club and Oilblock Investment Group.

What: A civil enforcement suit by the SEC alleging unregistered securities offerings, misrepresentations, and diversion of investor funds.
How much: Media reporting and court filings describe roughly $4.4 million raised across two named schemes; other filings cite at least $1.9 million tied to some entities named in the SEC release.

Where & when: Complaint filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin on August 1, 2025; reporting published in early August 2025.

What the SEC seeks: civil penalties, return of funds to investors, and a permanent injunction.
The allegations, explained plainly

According to the SEC’s complaint, Nantomah solicited money from members of the Nigerian diaspora in the U.S., pitching short-term “fix-and-flip” real estate deals promising quick returns — sometimes as high as 15%–50% in a matter of months. Investors were told their funds would be used to buy, renovate, and quickly resell houses.

But investigators say reality did not match the sales pitch. The SEC alleges that:

Only a fraction of investor funds actually went into real property expenses; much was diverted for personal use or other undisclosed ventures. (Example cited: about $2 million raised through one company with only $720,000 applied to property expenses and over $1.2 million alleged to be misused.)

Some properties described to investors were never purchased or never existed, and some returns were paid using incoming funds from new investors — a Ponzi-like pattern.

The offerings were not properly registered with the SEC and included alleged material misrepresentations about assets and track record.
Why this case matters — beyond the headlines

This story is about more than a single defendant. It highlights how social media, seminars, and influencer-style marketing can be used to build trust quickly — and how that trust can be exploited. The alleged scheme used polished online personas and promises of outsized returns to target a tight-knit community, demonstrating two common features of investment fraud:

Affinity targeting: scammers often focus on groups (by nationality, religion, profession) where word-of-mouth reduces skepticism.

Too-good-to-be-true returns: guaranteed or very high short-term returns are a classic red flag. Promises of 15–50% returns in months are unrealistic for legitimate, low-risk real estate flips.
What the SEC says (official source)

The SEC’s enforcement release and court complaint lay out the legal basis for the suit: violations of registration provisions and anti-fraud securities laws. The SEC’s public materials describe the entities named, timelines, investor numbers, and the relief it is seeking — restitution, penalties, and injunctive relief.

Practical tips — how to spot and avoid similar scams

Think of investment offers like a house inspection: look for structural problems before you sign. Here are concrete, simple checks anyone can do:

Verify registration and filings. Check the SEC’s website or state securities regulator for whether the offering or adviser is registered. Unregistered offerings do not automatically mean fraud, but they increase risk.

Beware guaranteed high returns. If an investment promises unusually high returns with low or no risk, treat it skeptically.

Ask for paperwork and proof of asset ownership. Request purchase agreements, title records, and bank documentation showing how your money will be used.
Watch for affinity pressure. If the deal is promoted mainly within a close community and discourages outside advice, step back and seek independent counsel.

Confirm track record independently. Don’t rely only on slick social posts or testimonials — verify properties and past transactions through public records.

Use an escrow or third-party custodian. Legitimate real-estate syndications use secure escrow arrangements and clear cash-flow reporting.
What investors can do now

If you invested in an offering linked to Joseph Nantomah or the named entities and have concerns:

Gather all documents — contracts, bank transfers, messages, and promotional materials.
Contact the SEC’s Office of Investor Education and Advocacy or your state securities regulator to report the investment and seek guidance.
Consider legal counsel experienced in securities matters — many attorneys offer a free first consultation to evaluate claims.
Preserve digital evidence (screenshots, emails) and avoid deleting messages that relate to the investment.
How the story may unfold

The SEC’s suit is a civil enforcement action seeking money and injunctive relief. If the court finds against the defendants, the SEC can obtain monetary judgments and block future securities activity.

Separate criminal charges could be possible if prosecutors find evidence of intentional criminal conduct; the SEC itself does not bring criminal charges but often coordinates with criminal authorities. Media coverage and investor lawsuits may follow as the case proceeds in court.

https://blessinspire.com/nigerian-national-joseph-nantomah-accused-of-4-4m-real-estate-fraud/

chiiraq802:
Everything no be advice..... Some na common sense.

Go take swimming lessons jaree.

The matter no tire u

New U.S. Visa Bond Requirement Targets Malawi and Zambia Amid High Overstay Concerns

The United States government has introduced a controversial visa requirement targeting African nations, Malawi and Zambia. Under a newly launched 12-month pilot program, citizens from both countries seeking a B-1 (business) or B-2 (tourist) visa must now provide a refundable bond of $15,000 as a condition for entry into the U.S.

This move by the U.S. State Department is part of an aggressive push to reduce visa overstays and tighten national security protocols. According to the State Department’s announcement, the initiative specifically applies to “nationals of countries identified as having high visa overstay rates or where screening and vetting information is considered deficient.”

The decision has sparked diplomatic discussions, with Zambian Foreign Minister Mulambo Haimbe confirming that his government is engaging U.S. authorities for clarity and to explore diplomatic solutions.

According to 2023 data from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, approximately 14% of Malawian visitors and 11% of Zambian visitors overstayed their visas. Other countries listed with high overstay rates include Haiti (31%), Myanmar (27%), and Yemen (20%).

Under this pilot program, U.S. consular officers will evaluate visa applicants individually and determine whether to enforce the $15,000 bond. The bond will be refunded at the end of the visitor's stay, provided the individual departs the U.S. within the permitted time frame.

Experts say this policy stems from broader immigration measures that gained momentum under President Donald Trump’s administration. In fact, Trump signed a fresh executive order on the first day of his second term, reinforcing visa and immigration restrictions. His administration has previously rolled back humanitarian visa programs and implemented travel bans affecting citizens of at least 19 countries.

Notably, immigration attorneys have reported cases of visa revocations for reasons ranging from minor criminal records to civil infractions like traffic violations. Additionally, international students from affected regions have faced visa cancellations and detentions without prior notice.

The U.S. State Department stated that the bond policy also covers individuals from countries offering Citizenship by Investment programs without residency requirements. The underlying rationale is that these scenarios increase the risk of undocumented immigration or national security issues.

This new requirement has already triggered concerns among immigration advocates and African diplomats, who argue that it unfairly penalizes travelers and could strain bilateral relations.

With rising interest in U.S. travel, the implications of this pilot program are likely to spark further debate across immigration policy circles and international communities.


https://blessinspire.com/us-visa-policy-shake-up-15000-bond-now-required-for-malawi-and-zambia-citizens/

Why Apostle Amos Isah’s Release After Child Rape Arrest Sparks Nationwide Fury in Nigeria

Apostle Amos Isah, founder of the Prophetic Victory Voice of Fire Ministry in Gwagwalada, Abuja, has ignited public outrage following his unexpected release from police custody just weeks after his June 2025 arrest for the alleged rape of a 14-year-old girl. His warm reception at church — complete with embraces and celebrations — has left Nigerians furious and questioning the nation’s justice system.

In a now-viral video that surfaced on Wednesday, the controversial pastor was seen joyfully reuniting with jubilant members of his congregation. The outdoor celebration took place just outside the church premises, barely hours after reports confirmed his release. The video’s circulation has intensified online criticism, as many Nigerians accuse the authorities of failing to treat the case with the gravity it deserves.

The pastor was initially arrested in June after serious allegations emerged that he sexually assaulted a teenage girl during a one-on-one prayer session. The incident sparked national condemnation, particularly given the victim’s age and the alarming rise in sexual abuse cases involving religious leaders in Nigeria.

While it’s still unclear whether Apostle Isah was released on bail, exonerated, or let go pending further investigation, the lack of transparency from law enforcement has further fueled public suspicion. As of today, the Nigeria Police Force has not issued any formal clarification regarding the conditions of his release — a silence that many see as emblematic of broader systemic failures.

“This is how abusers walk free in this country,” one user wrote on X (formerly Twitter), echoing a sentiment shared by thousands. Another post read: “A 14-year-old girl gets violated, and the accused walks out like a hero? This isn’t justice.” The public anger online reflects growing frustration with the Nigerian judicial system’s handling of cases involving powerful individuals, especially within religious communities.

Advocates and human rights organizations are now renewing calls for government agencies to enforce stricter regulations on spiritual leaders and faith-based institutions. Many argue that unchecked religious authority has allowed abuses to thrive behind closed doors, often under the guise of deliverance or healing sessions. The fact that Apostle Isah’s supporters celebrated his return has further enraged those who believe the church should be held accountable for enabling such figures.

Legal analysts say the case underscores urgent problems in Nigeria’s legal and religious frameworks. Without swift and transparent judicial action, public trust in law enforcement and the courts continues to erode. Activists are now pushing for reforms, including the establishment of special investigative units focused on child sexual abuse within religious settings, mandatory reporting mechanisms, and tougher penalties for offenders cloaked in spiritual authority.

The spotlight on Apostle Isah’s case is not just about one man — it’s a reflection of a society grappling with deep-rooted issues of impunity, accountability, and the unchecked power wielded by some religious figures.

The nationwide outcry shows that Nigerians are no longer willing to stay silent when justice is compromised.

https://blessinspire.com/apostle-amos-isah-regains-freedom-receives-warm-welcome-after-child-rape-arrest/