@OlufemiOjikutu@SaharaReporters - Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's house, thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's wife, nor his manservant, nor his maidservant, nor his ox, nor his ass, nor anything that is thy neighbor's.
-Thou shalt not steal.
@Currentreport1 This is a potential fertile ground for conspiracy theorists. For whatever reasons in the world did the US military leave $7b worth of military equipment behind in Afghanistan?
@FrOkerulu@ruffydfire Father forgive us for we have sinned? With all modestly, this response is unbecoming of a Rev. Fr. Kindly plead forgiveness. Each year comes with good wishes and prayers to God for a better life, 2025 is no different. @ruffydfire did no wrong in his prayers for everyone in 2025.
Everything in life depends on love. God is love, and creation exists because God loves it. Creation exists because of Souls—billions of Souls at different levels of awareness.
—Harold Klemp
@thinkingwest That's not true. A raised standard of living was for the metropolis; infrastructure developed was basically to facilitate extraction of wealth and resources for transfer to the metropolis; education provided emphasised reading, writing and re-enforcement the colonial mentality.
@a_lmumin@ShehuSani With due respect Sir, they are on minimum wage as they serve their nativeland. Any minimum wage increase should include them. Even this new minimum wage is not enough sacrifice for the risk of service to the nativeland. 🤔
@shehu_mahdi My reservations is the fact that many activists from northern Nigeria that cried hoarse during Jonathan's years; then went deaf and dumb during the tenure of Buhari have suddenly found their voice again attacking Tinubu. Discriminatory criticism amounts to bigotry.
@NOIweala Happy birthday Madam. We miss your midas touch to the Nigerian economy. Tis a pity what Nigerians are passing through since you left office. I wish you your best years and many happy returns...
@channelstv You don't describe people who hold a different opinion from yourself as barbaric. It's intolerant, abusive, denigrating and against all ethos of civilised engagement. This in my humble opinion is an inappropriate language for a Nobel Prize laureate in Literature.