Jennifer $RCADE

[Mighty Valor @Nmawundiro]

There are people in the Nigerian state who think the igbos or a Christian should not be allowed to rule even though Nigeria remains till tomorrow a Christian majority country.

When they took on the Igbos everyone kept quiet but today they're taking on every other ethnicity.

[Alliance of Biafran Americans @realabamake]

MORE OF THE EVIDENCE THAT WON THE CASE FOR BIAFRA

The video of military armored vehicles, soldiers, and road scenes in #BIAFRA, influenced the #Finnish Appeal Court's decision to credit Simon Ekpa's arguments on contextual factors like civil conflict.

Nigerian reintegrated terrorist seen here celebrating killing innocent #Biafrans.

The #Finnish court reviewed it and termed the actions of PM Simon Ekpa @simon_ekpa as one done under Self-defense or Necessity conditions.

Thank You PM Simon Ekpa. Thank you #Finland

[publikphigor @publikphigor]

Police officers live on meagre salaries but the APC would rather spend on SUVs

[Iwu Nna @DaddyTwinzz]

Any Igbo person seeing this should very proud right now.
This is Ndi Igbo just 8 months after the Biafra war. Look at how our spirit is strong, it's not looking like we fought a war that lasted for 3 years.

[aloy ejimakor @AloyEjimakor]

Let us start today’s #XTuesday with this inspiring song, dedicated to #FreeNnamdiKanu. The song captures the mood of the moment, the mood of legions. And it’s cool.

[Preach Ojukwu 🇮🇪 @TrendfusionNG]

“What he pours into me and the family”:

One prophet, two wives, and a marriage that has everybody talking.

1. I spent the last few minutes watching something rather fascinating from America.

2. A prophet, Israel Ford, stood before his congregation alongside his wife, Pastor Lydia Ford, who introduced another woman, Minister Shakayla, as her husband's second wife and her own sister in marriage.

3. Apparently, this arrangement has existed for almost three years.

4. And from their testimonies, they are happy.

5. They are growing together, supporting one another and building what they believe is a family ordained by God.

6. Now, before anybody starts throwing stones, there are several things worth considering.

7. First, polygyny is neither new nor exclusively African.

8. Abraham, Jacob, David and Solomon lived in societies where men having multiple wives was accepted.

9. Across traditional African societies, plural marriages existed long before European missionaries arrived with their ideas of Christian marriage.

10. Ironically, the Bible those missionaries brought contained numerous examples of the very marital arrangements they discouraged.

11. For generations, Africans have been encouraged to abandon ancestral institutions in favour of Western monogamy.

12. Yet monogamy has not eliminated infidelity, divorce, unhappy marriages or broken families.

13. Neither has polygyny.

14. It's very possible that the mistake humanity keeps making is imagining that one marital arrangement can accommodate every human being.

15. What particularly interested me was the repeated insistence that this marriage was God's will.

16. But whose God?

17. And how do we independently establish his approval?

18. Every religious tradition has people who claim divine instructions.

19. Since God has not appeared before us to confirm these private conversations, maybe we should evaluate relationships by more measurable standards.

20. Are the adults consenting?

21. Are they happy?

22. Is anybody being exploited?

23. Are the children loved, protected and provided for?

24. There is also the uncomfortable question of jealousy.

25. Three years of apparent happiness is encouraging, but marriage is a lifetime experiment.

26. Affection changes.

27. Circumstances change.

28. People discover emotions they never anticipated.

29. And then comes my favourite question.

30. If Prophet Ford can have two wives, should another female pastor be free to have two husbands?

31. If the answer is no, then we must ask whether we are discussing divine marriage or simply male privilege dressed in religious garments.

32. Polyandry, although historically less common, has also existed in human societies.

33. What applies to one sex deserves consideration for the other.

34. I also find it rather interesting that they kept this arrangement private for almost three years, presumably aware of the judgment awaiting them.

35. They now speak of creating a welcoming community for people whose relationships fall outside conventional expectations.

36. I find that worthwhile.

37. America may not legally recognise their plural marriage, but society can still discuss their household without dehumanising them.

38. Human civilisation is an unfinished experiment.

39. Our ancestors experimented with marriage.

40. We are experimenting with it.

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[Nicki Minaj @NICKIMINAJ]

I felt this on a deeply maternal level. Those of us who have eyes to see will celebrate them. I’ve met them both. They are both exceptionally engaging speakers & just overall great well rounded guys. Thank you, President TRUMP! We appreciate you. Mike Rogers is exceptional, too.

[Kemmy @dspkemo]

A man asked why they would use ₦10 billion for an unverified Ebola outbreak when there’s no hospital in his area.

Make una see something😂

[Mossadil Commentary @MOSSADil]

🚨 HORRIFIC: CHRISTIANS REPORTEDLY TORTURED AND B*EHEADED IN NIGERIA

Disturbing footage reportedly shows Islamist militants kidnapping young Christians, binding and torturing them before b*eheading them while chanting “Allahu Akbar.”

[✡️INFORMATION/MEDIA_COMMUNICATIONS_BRGIE BIAFRA @IMC_BRGIE]

Can anything good intentions comes out of Northern Nigeria except Islamic jihad.

[Ogoegbulem Paschal @DahKindThin]

One people under Chukwuokike puru ime ihe niile

[FALANA MUYIWA @Muyiwa66]

Peter Obi Don go find APC trouble with deep truth

[Maduka Ogwueleka @MOgwueleka69415]

Nnamdi Kanu bu Odogwu!

[VOLTOX @VOLTOXf]

Free Mazi Nnamdi Kanu now

[aloy ejimakor @AloyEjimakor]

I strongly condemn the unjust life imprisonment of ABEL ONYEDIKACHI UGWUOKE, following his 5-year secret and inhuman detention at Wawa barracks for alleged membership of IPOB, not for any act of violence or terror.

Abel was convicted and sentenced despite the mental health challenges he developed from the trauma of his lengthy and inhuman detention.

Abel’s case is another human tragedy that directly results from the misguided and vicious law enforcement tactics that have been directed against the people of Southeast for over a decade.

As lawyers hanker down to battle this menace within the frustrating limits of the judiciary, I urge all men and women of goodwill to continue to publicly speak out against these injustices until the right thing is done.

[Lere Olayinka - Aresa 1 @OlayinkaLere]

According to a translator, this person is saying:

He should be given AK47
He would then go to Enugu
The land of the infidels
On Sunday when they are worshiping and clapping
He would then open fire
Rudu dududup (sound of gun)
So that he can klll the infideels

He asked to be given AK47 again
So that he can go to Jos
And klll more infiddels
That is the training

@OfficialDSSNG
@PoliceNG

[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

“Big weddings put pressure on couples and the marriage itself, and I don't think people realise that. People can date for years, but after the wedding, some people change.”
—Actress Ruth Kadira

According to Ruth, she advises that it is far better for young couples to have a small low budget wedding that will not unnecessarily put them under undue pressure or severely affect their mental health in a negative way.

[General Asabuja @Gabrielasabuja]

Free Mazi Nnamdi Kanu now, If you want a peaceful election in Biafraland, his release should be a priority for now not campaign.
#FreeNnamdiKanu

[Akukaria⭐️ @AkukariaSA]

We will NEVER forget!

[faith🦅🦅🦅 @faithEOM]

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