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Tell your daughters that there is a limit to obedience and submission in marriage – Nigerian man tells parents
Muhammad Shuaib, a Nigerian man, has urged parents to inform their daughters that obedience and submission have boundaries in marriage. Shuaib shared this advice in response to reports of Muslim men participating in threesomes with their wives, condemning the act as ‘Islamically wrong’ and stating that it goes against cultural and ethical values. “While giving off their daughters for marriage, parents are fond of admonishing their daughters to be totally submissive and obedient to their husbands. Note that total submission and obedience are for God alone,” he wrote. “It is in the guise of absolute obedience and submission that some…
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Don’t sign up for indefinite relationships, date with purpose – Pst Kingsley Okonkwo tells women
Relationship Cleric, Kingsley Okonkwo has advised single Ladies to define their relationships. While Preaching in Church he explained that Women should avoid heading into relationships that will waste their time According to him; ‘’Women ask the best questions when they are not in love. Once a woman is in love, she doesn’t know the question to ask. If you are a woman, one of the things you need to know about relationship is that it is important to define relationships, make sure you know what you are in. Women are afraid and ashamed to define relationships and it puts them…
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Nigeria is in a deep mess. Soon, we will have full blown Yahoo boys in power – Nigerian man says
A man shared his concern, stating that he believes Nigeria is “in a deep mess.” The X user observed that many “fraud boys” are entering politics due to their wealth, expressing his fear that fraudsters may soon end up in key leadership positions in the country. He wrote on X: “Nigeria is in a deep mess that we are failing to acknowledge. “Fraud boys with little education are entering politics because they are rich and they need to clean their money. “Soon, we will have full blown Yahoo boys in power, making laws and executing them. I have fears.”
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”How will the government allocate land for more than 20 years for an organisation to develop and they did not develop it” – Wike speaks on how he revoked Julius Berger land after dinner with the MD
The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has shared how he revoked the title of an abandoned land allocated to Julius Berger Nigeria Plc shortly after having dinner with the company’s Managing Director. On Monday, October 21, Wike made this revelation during the official flag-off ceremony for the Design and Construction of 40 Judges’ Quarters in the capital. He mentioned that 70% of the project funds had already been released following approval by the Federal Executive Council (FEC) last month. Out of the 40 units to be built, 20 will be allocated to the FCT High Court,…
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Those who don’t encourage Polygamy are encouraging prostitution and womanization – Nigerian man says
A Nigerian man, Eze Obi, stated that those who oppose polygamy are promoting prostitution and encouraging womanizing. He explained that there is nothing wrong with Polygamy if it can be handled He shared his opinion in a post on Facebook. See his post below;
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The country is dying before our eyes but what is most important to National Assembly members is a Bobrisky/VDM matter – Aisha Yesufu
Activist Aisha Yesufu has criticized the National Assembly for forming a panel to investigate bribery allegations against cross-dresser Bobrisky. In September, social critic VeryDarkMan shared an audio recording, claiming it was a conversation between Bobrisky and another person, in which it was alleged that Bobrisky paid N15 million to the EFCC to drop money laundering charges. The recording also claimed that Bobrisky’s godfather arranged for him to serve his six-month jail term in a private apartment. Following these allegations, the House of Representatives set up a panel to investigate the matter. ‘’This whole Bobrisky saga is a nonsense that I…
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Current hardship not caused by Tinubu- Senate President, Akpabio
Senate President Godswill Akpabio has stated that the current social and economic challenges faced by Nigerians cannot be blamed on President Bola Tinubu’s administration. Akpabio shared this view during the 2024 reunion of the UNICAL ’87 Law Class over the weekend. According to him, “The difficulties we are witnessing in our nation today were not caused by the present administration. These are as a result of years of maladministration. Any country that does not have backbone infrastructure, you don’t have something to develop, you don’t save for the raining day, when there is economic malaise such as we are witnessing…
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Electricity tariff not a burden on consumers, just a mere allocation of what they would normally spend on fuel and diesel – Minister of Power, Adelabu
The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, stated that Nigerians know it is now cheaper to pay for stable electricity than to purchase fuel and diesel. He explained that those on the Band A tariff have realized it’s more economical to stay on the grid rather than generate their own electricity using petrol and diesel. Speaking at a recent event in Lagos, the Minister noted that producing one kilowatt-hour of electricity privately could cost up to N750 due to high fuel prices, whereas those on the Band A tariff pay just N209 per kilowatt-hour. He also highlighted that in 2023, N1…
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If your intention is to control your husband, may Allah never bless you with one – Nigerian woman says
A Nigerian woman, Seidah Haleemah, has expressed a prayer that women who seek to control their husbands never get married. She shared this in a post on Facebook
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Being a Christian doesn’t mean that one has to see the religion of his forefathers as evil – Nigerian Catholic priest says
Nigerian Catholic priest, Fr. Angelo Chidi Unegbu, stated that Christians should not regard the religion of their ancestors as inherently evil. He shared this in a post on Facebook. See his post below;
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Nigeria loses $3bn annually to imported ankara fabrics — Minister of Arts and Culture, Musawa
Hannatu Musawa, Nigeria’s Minister of Art, Culture, and Creative Economy, disclosed that the country loses around $3 billion annually to foreign manufacturers of Ankara, a popular wax print in West and Central Africa. Speaking at the 2024 Creative Africa Nexus Weekend (CANEX WKND) in Algiers, Musawa emphasized the importance of strengthening Africa’s fashion and textile industry. According to a statement by her Special Adviser, Nneka Anibeze, she noted that traditional fabrics like adire, kente, bogolan, and ankara are symbols of Africa’s heritage, pride, and identity. “Despite this heritage, it is deeply ironic that many of the fabrics we cherish, such…
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Current insecurity worse than during my government, we prioritised the security of lives and properties across the country – Obasanjo
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has expressed serious concern over the escalating insecurity in Nigeria and called for urgent measures to address the issue. Obasanjo made this statement on Sunday, October 20, during a visit to Bauchi State, where he inaugurated several road projects completed by Governor Bala Mohammed. Speaking at the palace of the Emir of Bauchi, Alhaji Rilwanu Suleiman-Adamu, Obasanjo noted that Nigeria’s current security situation is far worse than it was during his presidency. He stressed the importance of community policing as a key solution to combating the rising crime rates. He also called on traditional rulers to…
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