Honestly, the way people are keeping quiet about Borno children, the same people who were daily crying about Oriire children, baffles me mehn.
We have no collective conscience in this country. It's a total eyesore!!!
Kelwizzy, a guy on Facebook who has been highlighting the very bad state of roads within Nsukka Local Government Area was beaten to stupor by state-backed thugs yesterday before being detained at the Nsukka Police Command.
This is where Nigeria's democracy is at in 2026.
A shame.
My generation of NdiIgbo owe our lives to the Catholic Church.
But for the intervention of Caritas, Catholic Relief Services, the Irish Holy Ghost Fathers, and the Holy Rosary Sisters, etc conducting dangerous night lifts to bring in much needed supplies, we would have died of starvation imposed by Nigeria during the Biafra war.
Between 1967–1970, “the Nigerian Federal Military Government arrested, prosecuted, and expelled hundreds of foreign Catholic missionaries - predominantly Irish Holy Ghost Fathers (Spiritans) and other relief personnel - who had defied federal blockades to provide life-saving food and medical aid to Biafra”
Team Nigeria just closed its most successful African Archery Championships ever, winning its first-ever gold, 5 silver and 1 bronze in Oran, Algeria.
This is the team's biggest-ever squad (18 athletes) at the championships, and they reached every barebow team final & the podium in compound.
Investing in any of these below is Haram
1. ARM Money Market Fund
2. Stanbic IBTC Money Market Fund
3. Meristem Money Market Fund
4. FBN Money Market Fund
5. United Capital Money Market Fund
6. Chapel Hill Denham Money Market Fund
7. Vetiva Money Market Fund
8. Cordros Money Market Fund
HALAL ALTERNATIVES
Instead, many scholars consider the following permissible if they meet Shariah requirements:
1. Sovereign Sukuk (Federal Government of Nigeria Sukuk)
2. Shariah-compliant equity funds
3. Halal mutual funds
4. Shares of Shariah-screened companies like MTN, Seplat, Jaiz Bank
5. Islamic savings and investment products offered by Islamic financial institutions
We want to say a big thank you to all our fans and new followers who have engaged us during our coverage of the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
MoC had a team on ground in Glasgow, and an incredible support team in Nigeria, bringing you an exciting coverage.
Special thanks to @flyairpeace who supported our Team Naija🇳🇬 coverage.
The action never stops with us... and yes, MoC will be live in Oregon for the World U20 Championship.
To every Team Nigeria athlete who represented our great nation at the #Glasgow2026 Commonwealth Games, I say thank you. ��🇬 To our Gold, Silver and Bronze medallists across Para Powerlifting, Weightlifting, Athletics and Team events, your exceptional performances, resilience and commitment to excellence have made Nigeria proud. Whether you achieved victory as an individual or as part of a team, you demonstrated the strength, unity and determination that define the Nigerian spirit.
To every athlete who competed and did not make the podium, please know that your efforts were equally valued. Your sacrifices, discipline, courage and dedication to wearing the Green and White with pride inspired millions of Nigerians. Every race, every lift, every throw and every moment of competition contributed to this remarkable journey. I am immensely proud of each and every one of you. Thank you for proving that the Nigerian spirit can never be broken. 🇳🇬💚
They say: "A moving man will one day meet his luck."
There aren't many Nigerian athletes who have been as consistent as Chukwuebuka Enekwechi. He is always showing up, knocking on that door.
That door finally opened for Big Chuks and he is now a Commonwealth Games Champion.
CHUKWUEBUKA ENEKWECHI IS THE COMMONWEALTH CHAMPION!!!!!! 🇳🇬🥇
FINALLY.
He struck GOLD in the men's Shot Put at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, producing a 21.07m throw in the fifth round to clinch the title.
He beat Tom Walsh 🇳🇿, who threw 21.03m for Silver, while Scott Lincoln 🏴 claimed Bronze with 20.99m.
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“the christian shoemaker does his duty not by putting little crosses on shoes, but by making good shoes, because God is interested in good craftsmanship”
I started a petition calling for Tyla to be barred from entering Nigeria until meaningful action is taken against the recurring xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa.
If you agree, please sign and share: https://t.co/NcTAOklYpT
Cc: @nigimmigration