Asiwaju®️🇶🇦🇩🇪

Snr. HSE Engineer | | Safety Supervisor | | in Construction Department | | Qatar Rail.

[AKORAYE🦢🦢🦢 @Ayoola0527]

Their videos are only coming out because of social media, imagine days without social media, imagine how they’ve been operating on our land and imagine the manual they are using with a claim that it was sent by a supreme being from the Arabian myth.

[Obasanjo @cent_haysmall]

I wonder what would’ve happened if kabiyesi Ooni of Ife decided to take this up.

[Obasanjo @cent_haysmall]

You failed as a parent if your child is among them.

[Instablog9ja @instablog9ja]

Man shares his encounter with Police Officers while driving

[Asiwaju®️🇶🇦🇩🇪 @bimbolafamous]

@instablog9ja By seeing this kind of post in 2026 shows Nigeria is still an underdevelopment Nation… The world has gone far and left Nigeria behind.

[Asiwaju®️🇶🇦🇩🇪 @bimbolafamous]

@YusufAsunmogejo @HanafiLukmon Mr man e ti yawerey sir, how many kidnapping case have you published on your page and how many people have you rescued from kidnappers in kwara. But you are here posting religious issues. Ati iwo ati Allah ati Mohammed ko ni ye gbogbo yin papo, eyin werey Oloriburuku yi.

[Asiwaju®️🇶🇦🇩🇪 @bimbolafamous]

@YusufAsunmogejo

[Asiwaju®️🇶🇦🇩🇪 @bimbolafamous]

@SaMmysUrF42 @SaharaReporters Thats not arrest oo na kidnapping operation oo

[Aminu Idah @Aminuidaah]

@YusufMBuhari

[Carlos Baleba @CarlosBalehlc]

Good morning

[Asiwaju®️🇶🇦🇩🇪 @bimbolafamous]

@CarlosBalehlc You are welcome to the most famous football club in the world ❤️❤️❤️👌🫶🫶✅

[Instablog9ja @instablog9ja]

Portugal Bans Women From Wearing Full-Face Coverings in Public, With Violators Facing Fines of Up to €3000

Portugal has introduced a new law banning the wearing of face coverings designed to conceal a person’s identity in public spaces, a move widely viewed as targeting Muslim women who wear the burka or niqab.

Under the new “burka law,” anyone caught covering their face could be fined between €150 and €3,000. However, exemptions apply for medical, professional, artistic and weather-related reasons, as well as coverings worn in places of worship, diplomatic missions and on aircraft.

The law also makes it an offence to force another person to cover their face because of their gender, religion, age or origin.

Portuguese President António José Seguro defended the measure, saying the face is central to human identity and communication and describing an uncovered face as an important pillar of social trust.

The legislation was approved by parliament in July after being proposed by the right-wing Chega party and backed by the centre-right Social Democratic Party. While right-wing and far-right lawmakers supported it, left-wing parties opposed the measure.

Critics, including legal groups and left-wing parties, have warned that the law could be unconstitutional and fuel Islamophobia. Portugal now joins several European countries, including France, Belgium, Austria and Denmark, that have introduced restrictions on full-face coverings in public.

[MSBABA2020 @rsalami208]

The final victory of an empire is when the children of the conquered kneel before the gods of those who defeated their ancestors. #fypシ゚viral @AsakyGRN

[CHUKS 🍥 @ChuksEricE]

“I don’t have any invitation. I’m a presidential candidate, but why didn’t you ask those convoys that just passed? Every presidential candidate are the same"

— AAC presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, questions security personnel at the National Peace Accord in Abuja today.

[United Xtra @theunitedxtra]

Im crying man 😭

‘Manchester United can’t win the league in the next 10years if we can’t play football like this😭😭😭’

[MSBABA2020 @rsalami208]

When the old language is silenced, the old ceremonies forbidden, and the old gods condemned, conquest has moved from the battlefield into memory #fyp

[MSBABA2020 @rsalami208]

Isese larubawa ni Islam #fypシ゚viralシfypシ゚

[ONLYVDMFAN @Onlyvdmfan]

🚨 VDM on the Mohbad Case:

VeryDarkMan alleged that Wunmi’s international passport name matches her original NIN name, contrary to the NIN name she provided while asserting her status as Mohbad’s legal wife, during an argument with Mohbad’s father’s lawyer over her alleged claim to Mohbad’s royalties without consulting the family.

[Asiwaju®️🇶🇦🇩🇪 @bimbolafamous]

@manlikezeal_ @ruffydfire To be honest you are the person something is wrong with, check yourself.

[Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo @ezekieldachomo0]

AN ADDRESS TO THE WORLD

Today, August 14, 2026, I stand before the world with a heart that is both grateful and broken.

Today, we concluded the second batch of our feeding and care outreach for widows.

As I looked into the faces of these women, I saw more than widows. I saw mothers trying to remain strong for their children. I saw women carrying wounds that cannot be seen. I saw families whose lives changed forever because someone they loved never came home.

One painful reality must be understood:

100% of the widows we are caring for lost their husbands through violence.

They did not choose widowhood. They did not ask to raise their children alone. They did not ask for this burden.

Some once had husbands who worked, farmed, provided for their families, prayed with them, and held their children in their arms.

Today, those husbands are gone.

The chairs they once occupied are empty. Their voices are silent. Their children now have memories where they once had fathers.

Yet these women continue to wake up every morning.

They pray.
They care for their children.
They keep going.
They continue to believe that God has not forgotten them.

And that is why we cannot forget them either.

What we are doing is more than giving food for one day. Our desire is to continue feeding these widows, supporting their children, helping them rebuild their lives, and reminding them that they are not abandoned.

James 1:27 reminds us that caring for widows and orphans is part of pure religion before God.

This is not charity to us.

This is obedience.
This is love.
This is ministry.

To every widow we served today: You are not forgotten.

Your husband’s death did not erase your worth. Your tears are not invisible to God. Your children’s cries are not unheard in heaven.

God sees you.

Psalm 68:5 calls God the defender of widows. If God has called Himself their defender, then His people must not turn away from them.

To everyone watching from another country, city, or continent, please understand: these are not statistics.

They are mothers.
They are sisters.
They are daughters.
They are human beings created in the image of God.

When you help a widow, you are telling her that her life still matters.

When you help her children, you are telling them they have not been forgotten.

When you pray for them, you stand with them before God.

I am deeply grateful to everyone who made this second outreach possible.

May God bless every hand that gave, every heart that prayed, and everyone who has stood with these families.

But our mission is not finished.

We will continue to care for widows.
We will continue to feed the hungry.
We will continue to stand with orphaned children.
We will continue to pray.

Their story did not end with tragedy.

There is still hope.
There is still God.
There is still love.
There is still a Church that cares.

To every widow, I say:

We see you.
We hear you.
We love you.
We are praying for you.

And by the grace of God,

WE WILL NOT ABANDON YOU.

— Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo
August 14, 2026