@YusufAsunmogejo If north is the yardstick for measuring Islam then it is safe to say the banditry in the north and all is accommodated by Islam itself at least north is your standard
Dear Nigerians,
1. Kindly note that the video of kidnapping that @ARISEtv used their YouTube page to broadcast on the 6th of June is a SKIT from a group of senseless Skitmakers, it's a propaganda, this particular incidence did not happen....
2. Also note that the Picture of the little girl they portrayed dead has been debunked since yesterday by @OyoPoliceNG but AriseTV is broadcasting it to the world as a form of propaganda to promote terrorism in Nigeria..
@ARISEtv crews are obviously running PR for kidnappers and are creating panic by pushing falsehood and fake videos through their platform DELIBERATELY....
@OyoPoliceNG@OfficialDSSNG@NigeriaGov@nbcgovng@NOA_Nigeria@PoliceNG_CRU@NPF_NCCC
#UniteAgainstTerror
#SayNoToFakeNews
#StandWithNigeria
#SayNoToTerrorism
@aabuimran@OlayinkaLere Let assume he is talking to magicians , why should magicians be beheaded ,Must they follow your religion ? Is it too hard to understand?
@Dammi_Esq@CHULLY1010 Agreed , just give him his cements but legally you can charge him for the space in your shop, he paid for the cement but he did not pay you to keep it safe for him for such a long period , and it has stoped you from getting new stocks , that would easily fly in court
If these people can be easily manipulated with lies I wonder why labour or green is finding it hard to convince them ,you can see they are easily led .
This is the lens the north use in choosing their leaders hence they project this on all other regions ,This guy must be a retard , someone tell goro drunk dude that such is not done here
Even though I don’t support APC, I am happy that APC is fielding a Muslim as the gubernatorial candidate of Lagos state.
Lagos, a Muslim state deserves a Muslim governor.
Ordinarily on what grounds do you want to oppose bail application on a matter that majorly dwelled on social media banter even though blood wasn’t smart at all , suspect in murder cases do get bail from the court talk less of your clout chasing charge
Verydarkman Vs Sowore and BLORD🙆🏼♂️ :
“Today makes it 11 days since Sowore said he’s going to discontinue the cr!m!nal case that was filed on my behalf against BLORD. Something he would have called be behind and asked me what’s going on but he wanted to show power and that’s why I have decided to embarr@ss him that he doesn’t really have any power despite the oppress!on bl@ckma!ls. BLORD suppose don Comot pr!s0n cos I got news that he has not been feel!ng fine cos they put him with hard£ned cr!m!nals. So now I’m not really interested in the case again, if they come for ba!l application, I’m not going to oppose it…..
You still don’t get it yet? You can’t separate both 😂😂 I know comrades that carried their party on their head and never hid it. They were here ruggedly
You can’t separate it foolish boy 😂
100% of Ozoro men that participated in Rape festival are Christians and i didn’t see a single Muslim that use their rape culture to drag Christianity or said all Christians are rapists. Reverse the case and we all know how our Christian brothers and sisters would react.
IGBOS AND THEIR WAYS!!!
In the same EXTRACT you posted from it clearly says “GELE – HEAD TIE.” Yet you refused to post that part.
So I decided to verify things myself.
First, I checked a dictionary written by an Igbo author. In that dictionary, “Gele” is clearly defined as a woman’s headgear, and it even acknowledges the Yoruba origin of the word.
Then I checked the same book for “Ichafu.” Nothing showed up.
So I went further and checked an Igbo–English dictionary. In that dictionary, “Ichafu” is defined as a scarf. Both of these dictionaries were written by Igbo scholars.
Let’s be clear about the definitions:
GELE — Head tie
ICHAFU — Scarf
There is a big difference between a head tie and a scarf.
A (Gele) is a structured headwrap traditionally worn by Yoruba women. Historically, Gele has been part of Yoruba dressing for generations and is worn with traditional outfits such as Iro and Buba during weddings, festivals, ceremonies, and other important cultural events. It is not just a random cloth, it is carefully folded and tied into distinctive shapes that are recognized as part of Yoruba cultural identity.
Over time, Gele became widely adopted across different parts of Nigeria and even across Africa, especially during formal occasions. But its cultural roots and name are historically associated with the Yoruba language and tradition.
A scarf (Ichafu), on the other hand, is simply a piece of cloth that can be worn around the neck, shoulders, or loosely on the head. It does not specifically mean a ceremonial head tie, and it does not refer to the structured cultural headgear known as Gele.
So the claim that “Gele is a handkerchief and Ichafu is a head tie” is simply incorrect and not supported by dictionaries, linguistic evidence, or historical usage.
The actual meanings remain clear:
Gele = Head tie
Ichafu = Scarf
Facts are facts, and language like history should be represented accurately.
Just because yall came to Yoruba land copied how they dressed and go back to your land to keep it going does not make you the owner of it 50 years later
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A man sometimes may sit in his car for a few minutes after work—not because he doesn’t want to go home, but because he’s taking a moment to switch from the stress of the world to the peace his family deserves.
A very good friend of mine went for an interview,he was told he is overqualified but under experienced for the Job , a PhD holder in Nursing applying for a nursing consultant
Did my matric years back and my parent insist on coming I told them driving down would be exhausting,told them to send the money they intend to spend over to me , enjoyed my matric from the matric field to places where I had serious fun!
She was left out, nobody attended her matriculation. The lady was seen sitting alone on her matriculation day after none of her family members came to support her, and she doesn’t have friends in the school yet. 😫🙂↔️
I disagree except you are playing with semi pros..most of the time those yt boys you see are below 23 and most Nigerians guys who play with them are mostly above 35 and above ,I played with some the only advantage some had over me was that they were younger and could do more runs
If you don play ball with regular yt boys for UK, you go respect professional footballers well. Not even semi-pro o… just normal 5-a-side ballers. You go know say e dey their body. Fitness, technique, control, ball knowledge, everything.. you’ll know that many of them learnt football. We for Naija just dey learn from TV. Many of these ones learnt properly and it shows.