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Next week go soon pass

Have seen some of my friends who told me they finished their food why it is still on fire many times.

Have also done it before because of hunger.

Kindly share your experience below let have fun

This wan don't want to go to his father land again

Nothing can shock me in this country angry

Before next month it will rise again

The thing shock you

The probability is small

Wow
That nice of him

Kelly everywhere!!
Wetin happen?

Like mother like daughter

Because of money

Lack of control

Birds of the same feather

Cypress042:
We all know you're lieing but Op you must be a damnnnn story writer

A big lie

Their own problem

Mkelv0106:
Hold that girl. She doesn't know the person, how did the person now got her number wen he take call her, abi no be she tell d person say POS dey my side, all of a sudden she no know the person when dey follow her align for phone again, whip her cord for neck, she go know d person by force..

Abi na

Some Sicknesses And Calamities Maybe Blessings For Us As Believers
https://www.nairaland.com/7182492/some-sicknesses-calamities-maybe-blessings

Bismillah Walhamdulillah Was Salaatu Was Salaam 'ala Rasulullah.
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Dear Muslims Ummah, If you have been sick and suffering as a Muslim, sure it is not easy. But know in your mind and believe in your heart that it is indeed better for you. For, if you bear patiently, it will be a means of expiation for your sins and a source of great reward if not here on earth then Paradise await us in sha Allah.
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The Prophet صَلَّى اللَّهُ عَلَيْهِ وَسَلَّمَ said: 'There is nothing that befalls a believer, not even a thorn that pricks him, but ALLAH (سبحانه وتعالى) will record one good deed for him and will remove one bad deed from their sins.' ~[Narrated By Imam Muslim]
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If ALLAH (سبحانه وتعالى) took away a dear, loved one from your life, believe, from the bottom of your heart, that surely this was better for you because nothing happens to a believer except as a way of purifying us towards Paradise.
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As ALLAH (سبحانه وتعالى) says in Qur'an: O you who believe! Endure and be more patient..".
[Qur'an, 3:200]
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And ALLAH (سبحانه وتعالى) knows best.
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May Allah (Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala) out of his bountiness use his unique Rahma to grant Shifa'a for all our muslims brother and sister who's #Sick. Aameen.
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May ALLAH grant us more wisdom to understand His trials on us. #Aameen.

Jazakumullahu Khairan

Ruling-concerning-women-covering-feet
https://www.nairaland.com/7182476/ruling-concerning-women-covering-feet

QUESTION :What is the proof that women have �to cover their feet during prayer for prayer to be accepted?

�Answer: The free woman who has attained the age of majority is obliged to cover her entire body during prayer, apart from her face and hands, because all of her is ‘awrah. If she prays and any part of her ‘awrah becomes uncovered, such as a shin or foot or all or part of her head, then her prayer is INVALID, because the Prophet said:
"Allah will not accept the prayer of a woman who has started to menstruate, except with a khimaar (covering)" (Reported by Ahmad, Abu Dawud, Ibn Maajah and al-Tirmidhi, with a saheeh isnaad)

Abu Dawud reported from Umm Salamah (may Allah be pleased with her) that she asked the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) about a woman who prayed wearing a dir’ (chemise or upper garment) and a khimaar (head cover), but no izaar (lower garment). He said: "The woman is ‘awrah."

As for the face, the Sunnah is to uncover it during prayer, so long as no non-mahram men are present. According to the majority of scholars, the feet must be covered; some scholars allow uncovering the feet but the majority say the opposite. Abu Dawud reported from Umm Salamah (may Allah be pleased with her) that she was asked about a woman who prayed in a khimaar and qamees (dress or gown). She said, "There is nothing wrong with it if the dir’ (chemise) covers her feet." In any case, it is better to cover the feet, to be on the safe side. As far as the hands are concerned, there is more leeway: there is nothing wrong with either covering them or uncovering them, although some scholars think that it is better to cover them.

And Allah is the Source of strength.

May Allah have mercy on us aameen

Gandollar indeed

With Jose Peseiro’s men demolishing the Falcons and True Parrots Team in Monday’s 2023 Afcon qualifier, GOAL highlights some of the country’s biggest wins in the beautiful game

Nigeria huddle for prayers
Nigeria 5-0 Ghana (October 20, 1951)
This is the first time the country’s senior national team scored at least five goals in an international outing.

And this happened when Nigeria squared up against their eternal rivals in a Jalco Cup fixture played at the National Stadium, Lagos.

A brace from Friday Okoh and goals from Cyril Asoluka, Peter Anieke and Titus Okereke powered Adewale Adegoke’s men to a 5-0 triumph.

Nigeria 10-1 Dahomey (November 29, 1959)
Prior to Nigeria’s 10-0 demolition of Sao Tome and Principe in Morocco, this result stood as the country’s biggest win ever.

Now Burkina Faso, Dahomey suffered a 10-1 loss in a Nkrumah Cup fixture.

In the 11-goal clash, the team handled by Israeli tactician Jerry Beit haLevi brought down the Squirrels with Onyeali Elkana finding the net on four occasions.

Buraimoh Abudu bagged a hat-trick while Albert Onyeawuna, Dejo Fayemi and Daniel Okwudili also registered their names among the goalscorers at the National Stadium, Lagos.

Nigeria 6-1 Upper Volta (December 29, 1964)
Again, Lagos was the slaughter slab as Burkina Faso – known as Upper Volta at that time – got battered in an All African Games qualifier.

Asuquo Ekpe got a brace will goals from Godwin Achebe, Edwin Uzomah, Ekedebe, and Johnny Egbuonu ensured that Jozsef Ember’s side sent the Stallions packing.

Nigeria 7-0 Benin Republic (February 14, 1977)
Benin Republic got a humiliating Valentine Day’s gift from the Super Eagles in a friendly encounter.

Heading into the game after decimating Sierra Leone 6-2 in a World Cup qualifier four months earlier, Tiko Jelisavcic-led Eagles hit the Squirrels for seven in a Lagos.
Thompson Usiyen was scored thrice, while Godwin Iwelimo bagged a brace. Others on the scorers’ sheet were Samuel Ojebode and Alloy Atuegbu.

Nigeria 7-0 Benin Republic (January 14, 1978)
Benin Republic’s mission of avenging their defeat against the Super Eagles did not see the light of the day after they were subdued 7-0 in an All African Games qualifier.

Legendary Segun Odegbami led the convincing win with a hat-trick, while Adokiye Amesiamaka found the net on two occasions.

Also finding the net were Godwin Odiye and captain Christian Chukwu at the National Stadium, Lagos.

Nigeria 7-1 Burkina Faso (July 27, 1991)
The Super Eagles’ dominance over the Stallion continued. This time it was in a 1992 Africa Cup of Nations qualification match.

After playing a 1-1 draw in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso travelled to Lagos for the reverse fixture. And again, they returned home with heads bowed low.

Yekini was the tormentor-in-chief of the West Africans and he accentuated that fact with four goals, while strikes from Friday Elaho and Finidi George completed his heroics.

Nigeria 6-0 Ethiopia (July 24, 1993)
En route to qualifying for 1994 Afcon in Tunisia, Clemens Westerhof’s men secured one of their biggest wins over the Walia Antelopes.

Rasheed Yekini bagged a brace in the highly entertaining encounter, while Barnabas Imienger and Nduka Ugbade were among the goal scorers.

Interestingly, Peter Rufai sealed the victory from the penalty spot – thus, becoming the first Super Eagles goalkeeper to score for the West Africans.

Nigeria 5-0 Georgia (June 11, 1994)
In this friendly fixture played at the Liberty Stadium in Ibadan, the Super Eagles coached by Shuaibu Amodu overpowered the Europeans 5-0, with Rasheed Yekini and Samson Siasia bagging a brace each while Mutiu Adepoju netted the fifth goal.

Stephen Keshi coach of Nigeria during the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations.

Nigeria 6-1 Liberia ( October 13, 2012)
The Lone Stars joined the list of countries to get battered by the Nigeria senior national team.

In their bid to qualify for the 2013 Afcon held in South Africa, Keshi's men welcomed Liberia to the UJ Esuene Stadium in Calabar.

Unfortunately, the visitors ended the game in tears after a double act by Victor Moses and goals from Efe Ambrose, Ahmed Musa, John Obi Mikel, and Ikechukwu Uche handed Nigeria victory.

Nigeria 6-1 Tahiti (June 17, 2013)
Stephen Keshi’s men made a strong start to the 2013 Fifa Confederation Cup after defeating Tahiti 6-1.

In the seven-goal thriller in Belo Horizonte, the Super Eagles took a fifth-minute lead after Nicolas Vallar turned the ball into his net, before Nnamdi Oduamadi’s treble, Jonathan Tehau’s own goal plus Elderson Echiejile’s effort settling the encounter.

Regardless, the Africans failed to qualify from the group stage following defeats to Uruguay and Spain.

Some of the most renowned football players like Messi, Ronaldo and even Neymar have not succeeded this football player in the terms of net worth.


Footballers are considered the richest sportsmen in the world. For many, the richest player on the planet is either Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo. The two superstars of football have dominated their sport for almost 15 years and have exorbitant salaries. Even though Neymar, Mbappé and Haaland are starting to earn a lot of money, Messi and CR7 are still unmatched.

But the man with the biggest fortune is still significantly unpopular among the general public. We explain who this mysterious player is.

The player exceeds Messi & Ronaldo in wealth
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Faiq Bolkiah, a former Leicester reserve player, is considered the richest footballer in the world and for a very special reason. He is the nephew of Hassanal Bolkiah, the Sultan of Brunei who has been ruling Brunei for 34 years and is said to be worth around €13 billion, as per The Sun.


As a member of the family of the Sultan of Brunei, Faiq Bolkiah was often approached by the press when he arrived in England. Unfortunately, he became known more for his off-field misadventures than his on-field ones. Arrogance, eccentricity, royal caprice... Faiq Bolkiah even made the headlines in England after spending 35 million euros in one month and taking in a tiger as a pet, as reported by Daily Post.

Dem never see anything

They should continue legalizing gun and expect them not to shoot

dontrulee:
Today is my birthday, while I need money badly, I'll be giving out also. Since life is about giving and receiving.

09024387119
Airtel.

I'll give 200# airtime to 10 people

I'm in sir
God bless you

Abc125:
Tell me what you want, i will be helping only 5 person as long as your request is of my capacity. Only 5. person

2k or 1k
Thanks in advance

derecho:
"Perfect" is relative and subjective in marriage.
Who you deem imperfect, for another person is perfect.

Never allow anyone deceive you, there is a PERFECT woman/man for you.Never settle for less.

.yeah bro

Ladies and sex
And they will collect money for it again

Everybody na scam

See as she ugly.
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