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It was pegan practice to moon god, just Google it, search for a god they called " Sin" and Sabian fast. Alaefulu: |
Pegan fasting, Sabian fasting refers to ancient, pre-Islamic practices, particularly by the Harranian Sabians who honored the moon god Sin with a 30-day fast. Similar to Ramadan, this involved abstaining from food, drink, and sexual activity from dawn until nightfall, concluding with a feast (often referred to as Alfther/al-Fitr). Key Aspects of Sabian Fasting Purpose: The Sabians of Harran (northern Mesopotamia) fasted to appease their lunar deity, Sin, particularly when the moon was invisible. Duration and Timing: A 30-day fast, often starting in March when the moon appeared to disappear. Rituals: They practiced fasting from the fourth quarter of the night until the sun's disk set. This included abstaining from food, drink, and sexual activity. Connection to Ramadan: Many historical analyses suggest that the 30-day fast, along with other practices like praying five times a day, was a pre-existing tradition in the region that influenced the Islamic fasting of Ramadan. |
The attack on the remote village of Woro on Tuesday is among the deadliest of the year so far in a country currently rocked by sectarian violence. The jihadist raiders had demanded villagers embrace Sharia law, survivors told Reuters. When they pushed back the militants opened fire. Residents were rounded up, with their hands bound behind their backs before being executed, local lawmaker Saidu Baba Ahmed claimed. |
I don't understand how some of them reason, isreali took over Iranian airspace, enter and exit as they like, the only thing iran could do was to hide in a cave and sent missiles. It was not an equal contest. Yet some Nigeria youths shouting iran taught isreal a lesson, what a loser lesson indeed!!! Nwaikpe: |
He who falls will rise again, legs at his age are not very strong, some of our parents are struggling with walking at his age. |
A source in the area, who gave his name as Obarilomate, said all members of the family died, adding that the development caused panic in the community. He alleged that the death may have resulted from generator fume, noting that the family had left their power generator set on in their parlour. However, the Rivers State Police Command, said it has launched investigation into the development to ascertain the actual cause of death. |
Every country has there own deprived places, but when you have more deprived places than non deprived places is not good. That place in picture is Camden New Jersey: Camden, New Jersey is one of the most dangerous cities in the country. Home to some of the highest crime and poverty in The United States. Violent crime rates are 313% higher than the national average. Poverty level is an astounding 30% above the national average. Decent jobs are hard to come by, with unemployment. |
NFF denies reports of FIFA rejecting Nigeria’s appeal against DR Congo, you can check yesterday businessday newspaper WhiteIverson: |
Tomahawk missiles are designed with a safety feature in their fuze system that blocks detonation if the missile detects a significant deviation from its pre-programmed flight path, which results in the warhead not exploding on impact. This design is intended to minimize unintended damage and prevent unexploded ordnance from causing harm in unintended areas. |
Amen !!!!!! Righteousness2: |
It was BVN, then NIN and now TIN. |
By: Zagazola Makama The seizure of 10 Nigerian Air Force personnel by Burkina Faso’s military regime after an emergency landing has ignited anger across diplomatic and aviation circles, with experts condemning the move as vindictive, unprofessional, and a direct breach of globally recognised ICAO safety procedures. The Nigerian C-130 Hercules aircraft, which made an emergency landing in Bobo-Dioulasso on Monday, had already obtained clearance before entering Burkina Faso’s airspace, contrary to AES claims. Aviation sources confirmed that the crew followed all required procedures after encountering an in-flight technical distress, including declaring an emergency and requesting the nearest available runway. Under ICAO international law, which supersedes regional disagreements, an aircraft facing distress has the unrestricted right to land anywhere, including in hostile territory or active war zones. Emergency procedures clearly state that: Pilots must transmit “MAYDAY” or “PAN-PAN” depending on the severity, all air traffic units must grant priority, maintain radio silence, and provide safe landing guidance, no country is permitted to deny landing rights to a distressed aircraft, regardless of political tension or military status and any obstruction or punishment of an emergency landing is treated as a serious violation of international aviation law. Yet, despite these established global norms, Burkina Faso’s junta responded with hostility, detaining impounding the aircraft while issuing inflammatory statements through the Confederation of Sahel States (AES). Multiple diplomatic sources say Burkina Faso’s behaviour was not about airspace violation, but about frustration and anger over Nigeria’s role in foiling the recent coup attempt in Benin Republic. The junta in Ouagadougou has openly aligned itself with regimes in Niger and Mali and views Nigeria-led ECOWAS as an adversary. Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger, having withdrawn from ECOWAS to form the AES, have taken increasingly confrontational postures. The failed coup in Benin Republic would have added a fourth member to their alliance. Nigeria, working with Beninese authorities, helped abort the mutiny, an outcome that allegedly angered Ouagadougou. It was believe this political grievance drove their irrational and provocative treatment of the Nigerian Air Force crew. Ironically, while Burkina Faso claimed “sovereignty violation,” the Nigerian Air Force and the Nigerien Air Force, both on opposing sides of the ECOWAS–AES political divide continue to operate jointly on the border. Niger and Nigeria have been conducting joint operations against ISWAP in part of North East. This exposes the immaturity and isolationist attitude of Burkina Faso’s junta, which has adopted a policy of hostility even toward partners with whom they still maintain diplomatic ties. Despite withdrawing from ECOWAS, Burkina Faso continues to operate its embassy in Nigeria. This makes its hostile action even more illogical and diplomatically inappropriate. If they expect safe operations and immunity for their missions on Nigerian soil, they must uphold reciprocal commitments under international law. Contrary to AES propaganda, the Nigerian aircraft: had prior clearance, followed ICAO emergency protocols, declared distress, and was compelled to land for safety reasons. Aviation experts noted that aircraft transponders may switch off during emergencies, which is normal and never justifies detention of crew members. If every country were to behave as Burkina Faso did, global aviation would collapse into chaos. Officials warn that: Burkinabè aircraft could one day face emergencies and require landing in Nigerian airspace. If Nigeria were to apply the same hostile logic, lives could be lost unnecessarily. Aviation safety is built on mutual trust, not political revenge. @DHQNigeria |
Coup that already failed |
Alpha jet should be retired by now, it was last manufactured in 1991. |
Mythologising with lies and falsehood. Russians propaganda machines are just using false narrative to glorify coup in Africa through him and most African youths are just too gullible. AndroBlaze: |
Some of you sit somewhere in Nigeria and be shouting UK don cast, See below: The most recent specific figures for remittances from the UK to Nigeria show a significant amount being transferred. According to recent estimates: £2.04 billion was received by Nigeria from the UK in one year,That is 3.8 trillions naira. Where do you see broke and frustrated people sending money before? Detty December is next month, they fall in to do Oblee too. UK is tightening their immigration rules because most asylums seekeres will rather find their ways from other European countries they used as stepping stone to France and use boat on a dangerous sea to cross to the UK, because is their favourite destination. So if UK is cast, why are they risking their lives to reach there? If you are in Nigeria and keep listening to what some few lazy or entitled immigrants are saying about the UK, I will say you don't have the full pictures |
I think is the other way round, If you as a Nigerian produce quality and meaningfull contents, You will not have followers, Nigerians like stupid contents,most Nigerians do not appreciate educational or informative contents. The reason we are where, where we are today. Shallow minded youths who only run after money and fake glamourous life everywhere in their ignorance Nwaikpe: |
Shame on punch newspaper, the person has been appointed since 2018. Margaret Obi was appointed as a Deputy High Court Judge in 2018, sitting in the then Queen’s Bench Division, Royal Courts of Justice in London |
What about the man made rubbish called "quran" After Muhammad’s death in 632 AD, there was no collection of his revelations. Consequently, many of his followers tried to gather all the known verses and write them down in codex form. Soon we had the codices of several scholars such as Ibn Mas’ud, Al-Ash’ari, Al-Aswad, and Ali ibn Abi Talib. As Islam spread, we eventually had what became known as the Metropolitan Codices in the centres of Mecca, Medina, Damascus, Kufa and Basrah. The third Sunni caliph, Uthman ibn Affan, tried to bring order to this chaotic situation by canonising the Medinan Codex, copies of which were sent to all the metropolitan centres, with orders to destroy all the other codices. However, despite Uthman’s order to destroy all texts other than his own, it is evident that the older codices survived. In the Encyclopaedia of Religion (1987), Charles J. Adams comments on the Qur’an as follows: |
He must complete one semester or 30 ECT credit before he can start working. Your brother is right. |
You are not likely to be shot or stabbed in the Uk if you don't belong to a gang or try to cheat in a fraud/drug deal. How many home invasion, Highway robbery/kidnapping, banditry/ terrorism do you read about UK compare to Nigeria? It happens everywhere but the rates are different. AlphaTaikun: |
Since you referred to AI, I have referred you back to the same AI/Google WriteerNg:
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Stop exaggerating!!! Only two since 2017,one in Russia and another one in Egypt. Other are moving towards cleaner energy anyway. WriteerNg: |
Russia's state-owned nuclear corporation, Rosatom, signed a deal in 2017 with Nigeria to build nuclear power plants, but construction has not begun LagosOrigin: |
Tell us the city you are going to stay first. How can you be talking as if UK Is just like lagos. eagshay94: |
With Chile Minimum salary equal to 405 pounds, average serious Nigerians around me this UK, save like 1000 to 1500 pounds monthly. Is that the place he wants to compare Chile that just freed from Oppresive dictator not too long ago. Suicideboy: |
The main objective is to stop Temu, shein, Ali express etc from flooding America with cheap inferior products from China. |
I don't know Odo Ona la or kekere oooo, You can Google Niji agro for the contact details. yemre: |