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When Samson Siasia led the Under-20 to continental glory in Benin Republic, in 2005, the Nigerian community in Cotonou hosted the Flying Eagles before they departed Benin Republic. That was before they returned to Nigeria.
Also, in 2007, when Nigeria's Golden Eaglets won Germany at the final game of the FIFA Under-17 World Cup in Korea, the Nigerian community in that country hosted the Eaglets.
There is no rule on who should receive, host or meet the glorious Flamingos first, not even in this context. It is not the exclusive right of the Head of State to meet or receive our glorious national teams or athletes first.
Even under Abacha, whose regime witnessed the glory years of soccer in the nation, it was never a rule that the Head of State would be the first to meet the team.
Even 'presidential handshake', as we know it, does not mean first on the list of protocol.
Nnamdi Elekwachi #Sport #NigeriaSport
Immediately after winning the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the Spanish national football team first met the Head of State of Spain, King Felipe VI, before even formally engaging with the media.
I was physically present with then President Goodluck Jonathan on Tuesday, February 12, 2013, when he was the first person to receive the victorious Super Eagles at Aso Rock Presidential Villa in Abuja following their 2013 Africa Cup of Nations triumph.
Neither General Muhammadu Buhari nor Waziri Atiku Abubakar, who had contested and lost to the then incumbent in 2012, and were planning to throw their hats in the ring with him in 2015, attempted to circumnavigate the protocol or sour the joyous national mood by politicising the situation. Rather, they commended the team and the nation.
No other Nigerian, living or dead, has contributed to the development of sports in Nigeria, and particularly football, as the late Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola, who was made the Pillar of Sports in Africa in 1980 by the African Sports Journalists Union.
Yet, despite his contributions to African sports, when the Baby Eagles (later the Golden Eaglets) won the inaugural FIFA U-16 World Championship (now the FIFA U-17 World Cup), they did not meet with Chief Abiola first.
For context, Chief Abiola had supported them financially and morally from the beginning of the tournament to the end.
Instead, after their victory in China on August 11, 1985, the team first met Major-General Muhammadu Buhari, then Nigeria's military Head of State.
That is the convention, not only in Nigeria and Spain, but in every respectable, responsible and ordered society run by the rule of law and constitutional democracies.
Placing yourself above such conventions and wanting them circumvented because of your personal agenda, itinerary, and convenience could be interpreted by reasonable people as you not putting national interest first.
Sports should be protected from the "toxic" politics of individuals who try to sow disunity at a time when football has united the nation.
Wanting to insert yourself into a victory that you did not contribute to, and a team that you did not even acknowledge until they won, is not only opportunistic, it falls beneath the standard of behaviour expected from a statesman, who should know that their first port of call should be the Head of State.
That is the textbook definition of 'toxic' politics.
Bemigho Reno Omokri
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The more these APC bootlickers want to impress Tinubu, the more they embarrass him. When I say APC is a home of lies, don't take my words for it. Just watch this:
In one breath, "this is one thing breakthrough of Tinubu", and in another breath, "it has been working since 2020".
In one breath, "It doesn't need network to work". In another breath,
"It must be a network issue, that's why it's not connecting for you".
These guys forget what they said seconds later.
Shaking my head.
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Bola Tinubu sent his associates to campaign in Katsina.
Because of bad roads and insecurity, they went with private helicopter to tell the rural villagers to vote Bola Tinubu who is supposed to build their roads and give security.
The craziest part was that after campaigning, the politician left in private helicopter while the PA and army officers were left behind to travel by road and insecurity. 😂
Don't be surprised that among those that will attack this post will be people from that village. Lol.
- Allakaduna #NigerianPresidentialCampaign #Tinubu
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World biggest werey!
This werey ...him country no get any natural resources, the world don ban them from trading with anybody except China that is helping them from backdoor - sell some food and other needs to them. All he dey do na to train his boys in hacking - they are called the LAZARUS GROUP. He go send them go break into any bank, crypto exchanges, big corporations etc ...anywhere wey dem fit get from 500 million dollars to billions for the State. Na so them dey take survive now. That is their foreign income and he use the fund to build nuclear weapons and ammunit!on that he sells to people in the black market. You as a citizen must not touch one kobo of the money because the state provides everything they need. If you take a penny, he go kpai you. No court, no judge. Na him be everything. This werey is running a criminal State and nothing wey anybody fit do am. You come for am, he blow up the whole world make everybody kpai. Na why Trump dey give am chance say na" Rocket man "🤣
Binance hack yesterday of 6.5billion dollars na him fit do am...
- Innocent Tino #NorthKorea #GlobalPolitics
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Is this what the church has become? Now, you don't just need to give them money but must give them what they want or you get out? What's wrong with this new generation pastors?
"If you give only 4,000 Naira in monthly offerings, you are wicked, very wicked. You are an enemy of the church. Enemy of the church! You should leave the church and get out!"
Arrogant thief! Ole!
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As a pastor, minister or Christian, be careful when the worldly love your ways and style of living to the point of defending you dearly. Living to validate their pleasures and values should strike something deep in you. There was something that made the world call them CHRISTIANS. Their ways, appearance, approach and style reflected Christ's behavior. They were not Christians because they were nice and good. It's beyond that. They were Christians because they refused to conform with the standard of the world in total submission to the ways of Christ. When the majority of the world clap for you, pause and re-examine yourself.
Shalom!
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Replying to @Senior_Sley
Lol. The bar is getting lower. Very soon, we will have clubs in the name of church.
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This is pastor Jimmy Odukoya's newest video.
Pastor, pastor! I hail.
I won't say "peem". I'm not ready for vawulence today.
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Dear Pastor Bolaji Idowu,
Barely two days ago, social media was agog with the "Men Dey" slogan. Something that hundreds of ladies said during your session.
The particular lady who had the mic at the time and to whom you were responding to when the hall roared "Men Dey" has been seriously bashed by SM users.
However, I think the other side of the problem has not been dealt with.
I watched the trending video and saw how you invoked a biblical reaction that no other man of God has ever done in the history of the church. At least none that I know of.
You dusted your shoes before your own congregation.
The only man of God I know to have done that was the late Arch Bishop Benson Idahosa. But it was not to his congregation.
You, on the other hand, dusted your shoes right in front of your congregation. That worries me. How bad can your own people be for you to go to that extent?
The answer to that question is that you finally came to the honest realisation that those ladies cannot be helped. So you had no choice but to dust your shoes.
When a pastor can be shouted down by his congregation while he was trying to correct a wrong mindset to the point that he has to dust his shoes before them, it tells us something is seriously wrong with the church.
Not just that church, but the Nigerian church in general. Because what happened in your church that day is not peculiar to harvesters.
Ladies in Daystar, Elevation, Christ Embassy, etc., would have done something similar under that same circumstances.
If you look beneath the surface of what happened that day, you will find that the ladies that sat in that hall are ladies who don't mind sleeping around to get an iPhone. That is the whole summary of "Men Dey."
Because, no man will buy you an iPhone, take you on a shopping spree, buy you designer bags, and spend lavishly on you without asking for anything in return.
Even if he does not ask, the law of life will make the lady see herself as being in his debt. She will naturally offer her body to him in return.
And the ladies in that hall don't mind. They are ready to do that to enjoy the soft life.
Now, we all know that men who can offer that lifestyle are very few. So, when a lot of ladies are boldly claiming that "men dey," it means many of them are sleeping with the same guy, either knowingly or unknowingly.
The truth is that the Nigerian church is sick and what we saw exhibited that day was just the symptom.
The gospel of materialism has engulfed the Nigerian church and, sadly, you are not innocent. What you saw that day was the fruit of what you have been teaching them for years.
As I already stated, this is not peculiar to Harvesters. The same gospel of materialism is being preached in most New Generation Churches in Nigeria.
What happened in that meeting was a wake-up call to pastors. You must return to the true gospel.
This is what I recommend. You must go back to teaching real biblical values rather than trying to excite the congregation with the gospel of prosperity.
May the good Lord bless you.
- Mute Efe #NigerianChurch #Relatioship #Marriage
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What you saw happen at Pastor Bolaji’s church wasn’t a coincidence.
It’s the by-product of years of running an elitist Christianity.
Lagos churches have, over time, packaged the Holy Ghost out of the church.
We’ve been saying this for a long time, and they didn’t listen.
A lot of churches in Lekki have become customer-service-driven social gatherings where people show up every Sunday morning to be entertained and feel good.
Members are treated more like customers than disciples. There is fierce competition over members, and most of their pastors are careful not to preach the Word with power, so the church next door won’t take their members.
A lot of those girls you see sitting in Lekki churches every Sunday are the same people you see in clubs on Saturdays, at house parties on Fridays, and on coded runs and other platforms.
How do you explain ushers and church workers boldly going for BBL?
Everything has been reduced to cruise, vibes, and insha Allah.
That’s why they could laugh when he removed his shoes, thinking he was entertaining them, without knowing that he had just washed his hands off their blood.
Indeed, men dey, but the question is: Do they want to marry you?
- Donseth Beat #NigerianChurches #RelationshipAndMarriage
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I learnt the police has said this is not true. But I'm still confused so I need answers.
A human being is seen being pinned down in the swamp and was kicking the legs like a dying animal.
This is obviously not AI. Could the Nigerian Police explain what happened?
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When a lady you're not seriously in a relationship with is asking you: "have you eaten?", a foolish boy will think she cares about him. In most cases, she's looking for a way to tell you she has not eaten. And you know what that means.
Don't fall for it, bros.
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Do you remember the kidnapping operation that took place at Vegetable Market in Benin, Edo State, a few months ago?
Watch as the judge of the Special Criminal Court in Benin sentences them to death by hanging or by lethal injection.
The case was concluded quickly and swiftly. This is how fast justice should be served.
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The woman in this photo is Christa Gail Pike. She is currently the only woman on death row in Tennessee, USA. She was sentenced to death when she was just 20 years old and is often described as the youngest woman ever sentenced to death in the United States. She will be executed through lethal injection.
The crime happened in January 1995, when Pike was 18 and attending a Job Corps programme in Knoxville, Tennessee.
According to prosecutors, Pike, her boyfriend and another student lured 19 year old Colleen Slemmer into a wooded area because of jealousy involving Pike's boyfriend.
The three attacked and tortured Slemmer for about 30 minutes. They also carved a pentagram into her chest. Pike eventually killed her by striking her on the head with a piece of asphalt.
Prosecutors described the crime as extraordinarily brutal.
Pike has spent nearly 30 years appealing her death sentence up to the Supreme Court which has now affirmed her sentence. Her execution is currently scheduled for September 30, 2026.
Her lawyers are still fighting to stop the execution through a clemency petition and a lawsuit challenging the religious liberty issues surrounding the planned lethal injection process.
Now, do you think, after spending 30 years in jail, she should still be executed?
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His wife initially insisted he returns the car, thinking the man bought it for himself. Her tone was vehement. When the man informed her that he bought it for her, she became overjoyed and started celebrating.
I feel so much for this man. Someone said he's a 'finished man'.
If you're this man, what would be your reaction?
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Replying to @Senior_Sley
The man is completely finished. From the video you can see how she was keeping her phone away from the man. She doesn't even want him close to it. The woman will ruin him. I hope he saves himself before he's gone.
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During the Jonathan era, El Rufai was practically untouchable or so it seemed. This man threatened Jonathan, a sitting President and Commander in Chief.
El Rufai actively and openly sabotaged the Goodluck Jonathan administration, saying Nigeria would burn if anything happened to him. He committed several treasonous acts and behaved like his ethnic group literally owned Nigeria.
El Rufai held meetings within and outside Nigeria to oust President Goodluck Jonathan who couldn't do anything but wail in return.
He saw a weakling in President Goodluck and made a meal off him.
Under President Tinubu, El Rufai has been locked up for months and his family and kinsmen are now begging the President for his release. Compared to Jonathan, he didn't really do much against Tinubu.
Why hasn't Nigeria burnt down to the ground?
I hate oppression but there are certain people that deserve certain travails. I can't remember Southern Kaduna and wish El-Rufai well.
- Idiga Paul #ElRufai #Tinubu
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This happened at Oranyan Grammar School, Oyo. Two SS1 students reportedly went into the bush together for a spiritual bath connected to a money ritual. However, one of them allegedly turned against the other in an attempt to kill him.
The victim reportedly resisted and struggled for his life, while the other student eventually fled and is now said to be at large.
Brethren, what can communities and the government do about the increasing reports of young people getting involved in money rituals and other dangerous practices?
When an SS1 student already knows about money rituals and is willing to go into the bush for one, what does that tell us about the state of our society?
What is driving our young people towards this dangerous obsession with quick wealth, and what can we do to stop this satanic trend before it destroys more lives?
We cannot continue to ignore this.
Caution: The video attached is gory.








