They're watching FMA: Brotherhood on the latest sub episode of Daemons of the Shadow Realm...but for the love of everything that's holy, why did it have to be THAT episode? IYKYK.
BREAKING: Malaysia will host the Bahrain Grand Prix at Sepang International Circuit from 2-4 October 2026
Positioned between the Azerbaijan and Singapore Grands Prix, this event, which is subject to final agreements and official sign-off, will become the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia
#F1
【True Story】 🥹
The husband who danced every day for his wife who begged, "Let me die."
For his wife left paralyzed by a brain tumor, Mr. Deng spent their entire savings of 40 million yen on treatment and continued to encourage her with dance every day. In the end, after devoted caregiving, his wife miraculously recovered. 🥺😍❤️🩹
Update on Jabi Lake: Wike says he’s not moved by the Pastor kneeling down or any emotions. Insists, he’s carrying out business and stakeholders are impressed.
Nigeria: Yet another Christian has been sentenced to death for the crime of self-defense.
Victor Solomon (aka Zidane), a Christian who defended his community from Fulani Islamist attacks has been sentenced to death for doing so.
Shockingly, he was charged with the same crime in two different state courts.
He was acquitted in one but condemned in Kaduna by a Muslim judge.
Christians have a right to defend themselves from Islamists who attack them.
This is not okay. Pray for Zidane, his family and community. He needs immediate help.
#FreeZidane
15 Talking Points: Dangote Refinery Expansion Press Conference
1. Historic Expansion:
Dangote Petroleum Refinery is expanding its capacity from 650,000 barrels per day to 1.4 million barrels per day, making it the largest refinery in the world, surpassing India’s Jamnagar Refinery.
2. Government Support:
Aliko Dangote expressed deep appreciation to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the Federal Government for policies such as Nigeria’s First, Naira-for-Crude, and One-Stop Shop which have strengthened industrialisation.
3. Policy Impact:
These policies are driving a revolution in Nigeria’s downstream sector, promoting domestic refining and export of finished petroleum products.
4. Crisis Resolution:
The Federal Government played a key role in mediating recent refinery disruptions caused by union activities and sabotage attempts.
5. Vision Alignment:
The expansion aligns with President Tinubu’s vision for Nigeria to emerge as a major global supplier of petroleum products.
6. Economic Benefits:
The project will save billions in foreign exchange, reduce import dependence, and bolster Nigeria’s energy security.
7. Job Creation:
The expansion phase will create 65,000 jobs during construction and open vast opportunities for local industries.
8. Africa’s Capability:
The move underscores Africa’s ability to build and manage world-class infrastructure and reinforces regional self-sufficiency.
9. Petrochemical Growth:
Polypropylene production will increase from 900,000 metric tonnes to 2.4 million metric tonnes per annum, further enriching the production of linear alkylbenzene a key ingredient for the production of detergent, and additional production of base oils
10. Environmental Standards:
The refinery will upgrade to Euro VI fuel standards, achieving top-tier global environmental benchmarks.
11. Energy Self-Sufficiency:
Expansion includes power generation capacity growth, ensuring complete operational self-reliance.
12. Local Content Commitment:
Over 85% of the workforce will be Nigerian, with major investment in skills and technology transfer.
13. Future Ownership Plan:
Within one year, 10% of Dangote Refinery & Petrochemical shares will be listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, promoting broad ownership and transparency.
14. Product Availability Assurance:
Dangote assured Nigerians of steady fuel supply during the ember months, despite global oil price spikes — ensuring a festive season free from fuel queues and price hikes.
15. Continental Vision:
Dangote called on holders of the other 30 refinery licenses to join the mission of making Nigeria the refining hub of Africa, stating:
“When Africa builds its own capacity, it builds its own destiny.”
These are the kinds of people who should represent Islam in Nigeria, not those violent, illiterate, murderous, and expansionist.
Look at how intelligently he explains why Sharia law won’t work in Yorubaland, such a brilliant man.
Yoruba Muslims need to pull out from that sokoto controlled sultanate and form their own. How can the president-general seat be accorded to only one family till eternity and we accepted it? 😭😩
Enough is enough.🙅🏾♂️
Islam started in Yoruba land since 1400s and we should be the ones the lead the Muslim community across west Africa.