I used https://t.co/wpQ2jUWpZU so the girl’s video can hopefully be taken down from the internet completely. May Allah make it successful quickly.
Wallahi, anyone enjoying the spread of this video should check their conscience. Yes, she committed a serious sin, but let’s tell ourselves the truth — her own mistake was exposed publicly while many people are hiding their own sins. So what exactly is the joy in helping to spread it further?
Only Allah knows the condition this girl, her parents, and her family are in right now. The saddest part is seeing people on Facebook mocking the situation and even begging others to send the video privately — including fellow Muslims and women.
The boy who leaked the video may have ruined her life forever, but what exactly did he gain from it? Many wicked and ignorant people use private pictures and videos to blackmail girls, and once the victim refuses their demands, they leak everything online. They forget they also have sisters, and one day they too will have daughters.
Before disgracing any girl online, ask yourself: “How would I feel if this happened to my own sister?” “If it were me, would I survive the humiliation?”
Anyone with a conscience would never take pleasure in destroying another human being like this.
May Allah protect us from terrible destinies. May Allah give her strength to overcome this test. May Allah guide us all. May Allah forgive us all.
-Abba sboy
@ShehuSani@jrnaib2@grok is Jesus Christian? Because most of Nigerian Christians doesn't know that Christianity started after his death and resurrection
@_Omalicha_nwa Why should you take either version? What exactly will you gain by choosing one?
Saying he wasn’t from a rich home and saying his father was a motorcycle dealer don’t automatically mean he was wealthy. Being a dealer doesn’t always mean being rich.
@RealOlaudah Since when did modest dressing become a problem? You depict Mary, the mother of Jesus, as modestly dressed, yet you question Christian women for covering up. Isn’t that inconsistent?
@SaharaReporters They're Right, But If You Think they're Wrong, You're Right. In Fact, All These Comments Are Right; Nobody Is Wrong. If You Think I'm Right Or Wrong, You're Also Right.
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@VivianIfeomaOj Hot by day, freezing cold by night. Sokoto weather is harsh. Justice has spoken, and everyone must face the consequences of their actions. Accountability matters.
@OpeBee I’m just a bit curious… what will happen to the 2025 budget that hasn’t really been implemented yet? I’m honestly trying to understand how things are moving.
@JerryAnigbo@EGerasouli35992 Nigeria is a sovereign nation. Your insults, bitterness, and selective anger won’t change that. And for clarity: your “brother” IPOB leader is officially designated a terrorist. Defending him only exposes support for a group targeting innocent Nigerians.
@kalu_harmony@EGerasouli35992@CollinsSaf9321 dragging my state into a national debate only exposes your prejudice, not my “ignorance.” When you rely on tribal insults instead of facts, you’ve already disqualified yourself from any serious discussion.
@kalu_harmony@EGerasouli35992 Your anger doesn’t change political reality. Every country on earth fights internal security threats, from the U.S. to France to Turkey, yet none of them loses their sovereignty because criminals exist. Nigeria is no different.
@Lagwajah@EGerasouli35992 If you understood basic civics, you wouldn’t ask Google-level questions. Sovereignty means a nation has full authority over its territory and decisions, far above the level of someone arguing with only insults. Try knowledge next time.
@Emeks_P@EGerasouli35992 If that’s the kind of comment you “love,” then patriotism clearly isn’t your strong point. Celebrating insults against your own country isn’t truth-speaking, it’s just a lack of loyalty and self-respect
@EGerasouli35992 Didn’t realize you openly sympathize with a terrorist-designated group. Had I known, I wouldn’t have wasted my time replying to you under @BashirAhmaad post. For the record, IPOB is officially classified as a terrorist org. in Nigeria. Stop promoting instability from afar.
@EGerasouli35992 2. No amount of lobbying, misinformation, or selective activism will reduce Nigeria to the level of any isolated state. The same way the U.S. respects other sovereign nations with internal challenges, it will continue to engage Nigeria through diplomacy,