If there is one thing I learnt today at the police HQ IKEJA is that those police on the road are doing things their own way and the IG wants to fish them out because they are going against the law and they need to be held accountable of their actions 📌
"Govenor Seyi Makinde owes me public appreciation for teaching him how to solve Ibadan Circular Road Issues with the Residents" - Alhaji Oriyomi Hamzat
Late Governor Ajimobi was vocal in his fight against political thuggery and made it clear that nobody was above the law. Anyone who crossed the line faced the consequences, including Auxiliary, who was eventually sent to prison.
But after Auxiliary served his prison term and came out, Seyi Makinde empowered him again, allowing the same cycle of intimidation and violence to return to Oyo State. There was even an incident at Olodo where his boys almost beat @ifedayo_johnson.
And just as we have seen repeatedly, they used him and dumped him. That seems to be Seyi Makinde’s style of rewarding loyalty.
Today, Makinde and his people are back to threatening us, telling us to keep off a certain location because it supposedly belongs to them. Who gave them the authority to intimidate citizens and claim ownership of public spaces?
I am appealing to the Nigeria Police Force, DSS, and all relevant security agencies to urgently intervene. The good people of Oyo State deserve peace, security, and freedom from political intimidation. No individual, no matter how powerful or politically connected, should be allowed to operate above the law.
We will not be intimidated into silence. Oyo State belongs to all of us, not to Seyi Makinde or his political instruments.
NOTE: The attached video shows the raid on Auxiliary’s residence, with weapons recovered during the operation.
Investors call out Chinese business owners, accvsing them of sc@mming them out of over ₦500million
- A group of Chinese individuals reportedly acquired a property in Lekki and started a business called “Royal Jewelry” and Nigerians invested heavily in the business.
- According to Yetty, the lady who called them out, Nigerians invested millions of naira in the business. Some invested ₦80 million, ₦100 million, and ₦20million, while others even took out loans in hopes of making money.
-Yetty claims that the Chinese business owners recruited investors and promised to pay them ₦51,900 for every pack of beads they purchased and processed.
- This is how the business worked: An investor would pay ₦440,000 for a pack of beads, produce 150 bracelets from it, and return the finished bracelets to the company.
- The investor would then receive ₦51,900 in addition to their initial capital, according to the account shared.
- Investors could withdraw their ₦440,000 after receiving the ₦51,900 or reinvest the money. Since each bracelet took about 20 minutes to make, some people began employing workers to help them produce more bracelets while investing more money in the business.
- The Chinese business owners employed Nigerians to represent the company and communicate with investors. They also ran Instagram ads and rented an apartment opposite Mavin Records, making the business appear convincing to potential investors.
- However, the investors now claim that the company’s website, which was used for payments, has been shut down and that the owners have vacated the apartment.
- A lady who invested ₦22 million and has been crying out for help. She visited the apartment alongside other investors, where they discovered that the bracelets they had been producing were being destr0yed rather than resold.
- The affected investors are now calling on the government to intervene and help them get justice. Some claim they took out loans from OPay and several banks to invest in the business and are now facing the consequences.
What are your thoughts ???
The Hannibal Directive (also known as the Hannibal Procedure or Hannibal Protocol) is a highly controversial military policy used by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) designed to prevent the capture of Israeli soldiers by enemy forces. The core operating principle of the classified directive is to use maximum force to stop a kidnapping, even at the risk of harming or killing the captive forces or nearby civilians.
Religion and Culture
Between the Pagans (Idol Worshipers) and the Muslims in the Yoruba Lands
Must being Yoruba mean worshipping idols? Does preserving our language, dressing, values, history, and cultural identity require participating in traditional religious practices?
In this short but profound explanation, the speaker sheds light on the distinction between Yoruba cultural heritage and religious worship, reminding us that one can cherish and promote Yoruba identity without confusing cultural pride with acts of worship.
This message is especially important for those who mistakenly equate being proudly Yoruba with embracing every traditional religious practice, as well as those who dismiss or misrepresent the culture of others because of their faith.
He also delivers a serious admonition about speaking disrespectfully about Allah and the lessons to be drawn from those who came before us.
🎙️ Justice Abdur-Raheem Ahmad Sayi
Language: Yoruba
“Every man who gets into a relationship with me becomes unfortunate.” Is this happening to you too? 💔
A woman raises the above troubling question; every time she enters a relationship, the man's fortunes seem to decline. Is it a coincidence, a consequence of certain actions, or something else entirely?
In this profound admonition, explanation given through the lens of Islam, discussing the spiritual consequences of sin, the dangers of Zina, the wisdom of marriage, and the possible reasons people experience hardship, even after entering a lawful marriage.
He also reminds parents and guardians of their responsibility to make marriage easier for those who are ready, rather than creating unnecessary barriers to a lawful union.
Watch, listen, and reflect !!!
🎙️Sh. Ali Faagba
Language: Yoruba
Before the age of 50, Prophet Muhammad ﷺ had lost his father, mother, grandfather, uncle, beloved wife, and several of his children. Save this reminder for your difficult days.
His father, Abdullah, died before he was born. His mother, Aminah, passed away at Al-Abwa when he was just six years old. His grandfather, Abdul Muttalib, who took him into his care, died when he was eight.
His uncle, Abu Talib, protected and supported him for many years. Then came the loss of his beloved wife, Khadijah (radiyallahu anha), who had been his wife for 25 years and the first person to believe in his prophethood. Both losses occurred in the same year, known in the seerah as the Year of Sorrow.
The Prophet ﷺ had seven children, six of whom were from Khadijah (radiyallahu anha). His sons, Al-Qasim and Abdullah (radiyallahu anhuma), died in infancy. His daughter Ruqayyah (radiyallahu anha) passed away while he was away for the Battle of Badr. His daughters Zaynab and Umm Kulthum (radiyallahu anhuma) also passed away during his lifetime.
His last son, Ibrahim (radiyallahu anhu), born to Mariyah al-Qibtiyyah (radiyallahu anha), died before reaching the age of two. Upon his death, the Prophet ﷺ said:
“The eyes shed tears and the heart grieves, but we say only what pleases our Lord.” (Sahih al-Bukhari 1303)
Only his daughter Fatimah (radiyallahu anha) survived him, passing away approximately six months after his death.
Why is Khadijah (radiyallahu anha) the only wife shown on screen? Because she was his only wife for 25 years and the mother of six of his children.
After her death, the Prophet ﷺ married Sawdah, Aishah, Hafsah, Zaynab bint Khuzaymah, Umm Salamah, Zaynab bint Jahsh, Juwayriyah, Umm Habibah, Safiyyah, and Maymunah (radiyallahu anhunna), all honoured as the Mothers of the Believers.
Despite enduring so many losses, the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ remained patient, steadfast, and devoted to Allah.
Allah says:
“And We have not sent you, [O Muhammad], except as a mercy to the worlds.” — Qur’an 21:107
May Allah grant us patience during hardship, strengthen our faith, and unite us with His beloved Prophet ﷺ in Jannatul Firdaus. Ameen. 🤍
Education contents such as this don’t fly.
I don’t know if it’s Nigerian thing. But they can get their own Prado with this pathway.💯
RT to benefit others.✍🏽
I have watched several videos of this brouhaha between this lady Alima and her husband. Different analyses and opinions, and this is one of the most reasonable thus far despite her not being a Muslim.
As a woman, especially a Muslim woman, if you don't want your husband to lead you, don't get married.
Abdul El-Sayed gives a BRILLIANT response to a guy asking him is he disavows the Muslim Brotherhood (he disavows them).
Why doesn't every Christian candidate get asked if they disavow the Proud Boys, or the KKK, or other Christian Nationalist terrorists?