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To all those churches asking women to wear wedding gowns to church so they can pray to have husbands, what you are doing is not Christian. . . In fact, it is disgusting – Fr. Kelvin Ugwu reacts to video of single women dressed in wedding gowns while praying for husbands
Fr. Kelvin Ugwu, a Nigerian Catholic priest, has responded to the viral video showing single women wearing wedding gowns as they prayed for husbands during a spiritual event. Sharing the video, the missionary priest expressed his disapproval, describing the trend as “distasteful” and indicative of a sense of desperation. “It is now becoming a trend, and the more we keep quiet, it will soon be seen as normal,” he stated. To all those churches asking women to wear wedding gowns to church so they can pray to have husbands, what you are doing is not Christian. . . In fact,…
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If you plan on a monogamous marriage, then it will be disastrous to marry a lady who is older than you – Reno Omokri
Reno Omokri, a former Presidential aide, has expressed the view that it could lead to significant challenges if a man aspiring to maintain a monogamous relationship decides to marry a woman older than himself. In a post he shared on his social media account, Omokri argued that men typically maintain their sexual desire well into their 80s or even 90s, whereas women tend to experience a decrease in libido as they age. He suggested that when a woman is older than her male partner and loses her sexual desire, it may lead to infidelity on the part of the man.…
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Atiku, Obi absent as Tribunal delivers Judgement
Former Vice President and former presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Abubakar Atiku, along with his counterpart from the Labour Party (LP), Peter Obi, were noticeably missing from the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal where the verdict on their respective petitions was expected. With the exception of Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed, there was a notable absence of prominent PDP figures in the courtroom. In contrast, the Labour Party was represented by its national chairman, Julius Abure. As of the time of this report, the Tribunal members, headed by Justice Haruna Simon Tsammani, had arrived to announce the verdicts…
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Security issues: I will silence critics – Matawalle
The Minister of State for Defence, Mohammed Bello Matawalle, has expressed his strong determination to prove his capabilities in his new role and silence his critics. The former Governor of Zamfara State emphasized his unwavering confidence in effectively managing his responsibilities. “I have been hearing some people saying my brother Badaru (Minister of Defence) and I do not have the capacity to serve as ministers of defence; these people do not even understand what security is. “Therefore, this is not where the problem is; what matters most is one’s determination, courage, and opportunity.” “All measures I took to curb the…
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Tinubu is not worried because he knows he won the election – Ajuri Ngelale
President Bola Tinubu’s spokesperson, Ajuri Ngelale, has asserted that his principal is unconcerned about the potential outcome of the presidential election tribunal. Ngelale made this statement during an interview on Channels Television on Monday. He further explained that Tinubu does not feel the need to exert pressure on the judicial officers handling the election petition. The tribunal has scheduled September 6 as the date for announcing its judgment on the petitions challenging Tinubu’s victory in the February 25 election. This victory was contested by the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), Peter Obi of the Labour Party (LP), and Atiku Abubakar of…
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”Corrupt flaming asshole” – David Hundeyin slams Adefarasin for preaching about ”Moving on” as Nigerians await Presidential Tribunal decision
Journalist David Hundeyin has criticized Pastor Paul Adefarasin, the Senior Pastor of the House on the Rock Church in Lagos state, for delivering a sermon on the topic of ‘Moving On.’ The clergyman shared a video on his social media platform where he was addressing his congregation about the significance of moving forward. He said; ‘’Samuel had invested so much prayer for nearly 28 years praying for Saul. Saul was doing well for a while until he started to make the wrong turn and is still praying God, ‘God please fix him’’. He even exhaults Saul and Saul is not…
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”If you are earning good money don’t date or marry someone that cannot afford the things you can do for yourself” – Nigerian woman advises ladies
Ziyaah from Bauchi, a Nigerian woman, offers guidance to industrious women with substantial incomes, suggesting that they avoid pursuing romantic relationships or marriage with men who are unable to provide for them as they can independently meet their own needs. “If you’re a woman that is working hard & earning good money, PLEASE DO NOT DATE OR MARRY SOMEONE that cannot afford the things you can do for yourself. The relationship no go blend. At first you’d think you’re okay with it, but as time goes on, you’ll resent him,” she wrote.
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Slavery is still alive. We are just concealing it – Nigerian man questions the importance of wedding ceremonies
Nigerian pilot Arinze Odira has raised doubts about the significance of wedding ceremonies, drawing a comparison between them and the concept of ‘enslavement.’ He urged people to emancipate themselves from mental slavery as marriage is more important than the wedding ceremonies “Introduction 2. Civil wedding 3. Traditional wedding 4. Church/white wedding All these (and more) just to get married in Nigeria. Why? 1. Slavery is still alive we’re just concealing it. 2. Emancipate yourself from mental slavery. 3. The marriage is more important than all these wedding ceremonies,” he wrote
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I knew Buhari didn’t understand economics but didn’t know he was so reckless – Obasanjo
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has criticized former President Muhammadu Buhari, accusing him of displaying what he sees as a “careless” approach to managing the Nigerian economy. During an interview with TheCable, Obasanjo expressed his belief that Buhari was allegedly spending money without due consideration and lacked a comprehensive understanding of economic principles. “Tinubu said the other day that it was unacceptable that he would spend 90% of revenue to service debts. I wasn’t spending 90% when I went worldwide to get debt relief. Do you think that anybody would give you debt relief today? Buhari was spending money recklessly. I…
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Is it right for the judiciary to tell us who won or lost the election? It is the will of the people that should prevail – Bode George
Chief Olabode George, the ex-deputy National Chairman of the People’s Democratic Party, has elaborated on why he believes that the judiciary should not be tasked with determining election victors in Nigeria. In response to the upcoming judgment by the presidential election tribunal set for Wednesday, September 6, George asserted that entrusting the judiciary with this role effectively deprives the citizens of their ability to decide the outcomes of elections. “Our country has been doing, very little positively and very much negatively. In the last few days, I have been thinking as a former military officer and as a civilian since…
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Ministers capable of rebuilding Nigeria, I will remove anyone who fails – Tinubu
President Bola Tinubu has reaffirmed his commitment to ensuring the success of the nation. During a solidarity visit by members of the Tinubu Support Organisation (TSO) at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, he conveyed his dedication to implementing a lasting economic transformation for the country’s prosperity. Tinubu also pledged to lead an inclusive government that provides opportunities for everyone, particularly those who have supported his cause. Accrding to him; “I have at this point assembled ministers to work toward achieving my goal of a progressive Nigeria. “I am sure that they are capable of delivering on their primary assignment of…
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Presidential Tribunal to deliver judgement September 6, to permit live broadcast
The eagerly awaited ruling from the Presidential Election Petition Court (PEPT) is scheduled to be announced on Wednesday, September 6th. This information was shared by Umar Bangari, the Registrar of the Court of Appeal, during an interview with Channels Television on Monday, September 4. He mentioned that the proceedings will be available for live broadcast for interested television networks. The Labour Party (LP), the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), along with their respective presidential candidates, have lodged petitions with the tribunal in an attempt to invalidate President Bola Tinubu’s victory in the 2023 presidential election.…
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