@kenkenlewu This story appears unbelievable and if it's true , your brother must be paying for the sins of your forefathers and he is urgently in need of exorcism!
@alertafeez@instablog9ja All religious front-liners are the same , always seeking relevance for their gods , just as you said, how many people has she cured before? , does she even know the signs and symptoms associated with. cancer ? radarada !
@Ayodam1Oguntoki@Wizarab10 That's the game , its a calculated approach aimed at ensuring a continuous cash flow into the church, women who possess greater financial resources are more likely to contribute to the church and can also be influenced to assume additional responsibilities within the church.
@Wizarab10 This is a calculated approach aimed at ensuring a continuous cash flow into the church, women who possess greater financial resources are more likely to contribute to the church and can also be influenced to assume additional responsibilities within the church!
This is Bishop Wilfred Chikpa Anagbe of the Catholic Diocese of Makurdi.
On February 14th, 2024, Bishop Anagbe appeared before the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, testifying about the genocidal persecution of Christians in Nigeria’s Middle Belt, particularly Benue State. He was invited again on March 12, 2025 during which the good Bishop, accompanied by reverend father Remigius Ihyula, detailed systematic massacres by ethnic Fulani jihadists against Christian farming communities, including kidnappings, church burnings, and land seizures.
According to the clergy, the number of Christians documented to have been killed by the Fulani Jihadists is over 1000 within months with over 160 Churches destroyed In the past decade and large swaths of land belonging to the Christian victims seized and currently occupied by the jihadists with no commensurate action from the govt. Bishop Anagbe told the US parliamentarians that the Nigerian govt is engaging in a “conspiracy of silence” aimed at enabling an “Islamic agenda” to Islamize the region.   
 
After Testimony, Bishop Anagbe and Father Ihyula received multiple death threats allegedly from Nigerian government sources and Islamist groups.
In April 2025, foreign embassies (including the U.S.) warned of potential arrest upon his return to Nigeria.      The Nigerian Foreign Ministry denied involvement
but promised investigations.
On May 24–26, 2025: Fulani Jihadists attacked Bishop Anagbe’s home village - Aondona - killing not less than 42 people (some sources placed the casualty figure at over 70) and displacing hundreds. This was described by many as reprisal for his testimony at the US Congress
      
On June 1–13, 2025, further coordinated attacks by ethnic Fulani Jihadists in Gwer West and Apa counties including Yelwata (near Makurdi) left over 300 men, women and children butchered with most of the victims burnt alive. This was even as the communities alerted the security agencies of the impending attacks weeks before it happened. Many of you would remember that the Bola Tinubu govt and her agents actually tried to play down the Yelwata massacre until activist Verydarkblackman went to the venue to bring the gory images of the victims to social media.
During the last Lent/Holy Week, over 92 Christians were massacred in the same Benue.
Please note that the govt headed by a muslim president and a muslim vice president has not prosecuted any known Fulani jihadist for any of these genocidal attacks. Most shocking is the fact that after similar attacks in Jos which left over 271 Christians dead, the leader of the Fulani jihadists called a Press Conference where he was shown in a video shared by Tvcnewsng, a television station owned by @officialABAT, giving conditions that must be met before they stop killing innocent people. One of the conditions he gave was the removal of a senior military commander in charge of keeping peace in Plateau. (I will share the video in the comment section ) As I type, that particular commander is no longer in his position. Your govt yielded to the demand of the jihadist.
I challenge anyone to fact-check everything I have written here.
THERE IS CHRISTIAN GENOCIDE GOING ON IN NIGERIA and the govt is complicit. The whataboutism of some Muslims being affected does not vitiate this fact because even those muslim victims were killed by fellow Muslims and there is no record of a any Muslim community being targeted the way it has been happening in southern kaduna, Benue and other parts of the Middle Belt
@tosinolaseinde I don't have anything to say, I'm just here to appreciate the fact that about 80% of the replies start with my father, my dad. They're really holding families down. I'm sad mine went too soon.
I asked my son to take the PS 3 game to Alaba Int'l yesterday to get it fixed and also get a new gampad. That will be his first time going to Alaba. He spent roughly about 6hrs before he got back home exhausted and tired.
While they were playing one of the games last night, my youngest was mishandling his own pad. My son's reaction and scream was hilarious as he was warning his younger one he has no plan to go through, anytime soon, the hellish Alaba experience.
As parents, there are times we need our kids to experience some things so they have better understanding and appreciation of many things.
After they were done, he took the pains to properly place the pads. Something they just drop anyhow before now.😂🤣😂
He must truly not like his experience. Moreso that it rained yesterday.
@cabeecroft23 Very insightful, more often than not, parents are caught between duty of care and dignity of risk , when parents or carers become over protective ,it robs children and young people the opportunity that dignity of risk prevents.
I once had a friend (may his soul RIP). We met at a wedding outside Lagos, sat on the same table, got to know he lived in Lagos too, and from there, we clicked. He owns a number of filling stations and some houses around Lagos. He was doing fine "far more than his age" (like some people said).
There was a day he came to check on me (I was marketing for a real estate company then). When he came, he saw some of our flyers and other promotional materials, jokingly he said "Let me patronize you". That day, he bought one acre of land at Mowe. Some of my colleagues were like "Ope this your friend is wealthy o" bla bla bla.
At some point, EFCC started chasing top bank executives in Nigeria and many of them were leaving the country, some were arrested, some cleaned their books, and some escaped arrest.
One afternoon, my friend's wife called me to say that EFCC was at their house to arrest him. At first, I thought it was a new filling station he told me he wanted to buy that went wrong, or some other businesses. The wife called his lawyer, me, and the guy's elder brother, we all went to the EFCC office.
Long story short, my friend was laundering money for one of the bank's ceo. The bank had a big mortgage house around Salvation Bus Stop in Ikeja back then. The man escaped but my friend was arrested.
They seized properties and he sold some to settle the case before he eventually came out of the issue. He left Nigeria after the whole crisis.
Not everyone will tell you or show what they do behind the scenes. Just run your own race according to your pace and strength.
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@Maphix2 Sorry about your experience, you cannot use this sole act to judge millions of accommodating Yoruba,same should not be used to judge other tribes , a shitty person is a shitty person no matter the tribe , so we should all deal with people as they are and not be tribalietic
The same people who praised the Lagos boy for the drop in rice prices simply because the FG reopened the borders for rice importation, not because we boosted local production or tackled price gouging should now tell us who to blame