tradition vs spirituality

[tradition vs spirituality @reality24_]

.....".....the realities of this life are enshrined in the dynamics of this world.....".....

[tradition vs spirituality @reality24_]

@buypowerng has 2 be d biggest scam in Nigeria of 2day

Trying to vend my prepaid meter under JEDC & my money has been hanging for 36hrs..no token no refund

Customer care is telling me stories saying JED server is down meanwhile other platforms are vending

Liers indeed

[Ebun @kenkenlewu]

Back in Nigeria, I was told I had the AA genotype. Not once, not twice, but THREE different times.

I even repeated the test again before marriage because the church insisted on it, despite my husband and I already having our results. At that time, I didn’t question it because I trusted the process completely.

Fast forward to when I got pregnant here in the US, my doctors ran several prenatal tests as part of routine pregnancy care. Then came the shock of my life they told me I was actually AS genotype. I was speechless. Confused. I kept asking myself, “How is this even possible after testing AA multiple times in Nigeria?”

Because of that result, they immediately recommended a procedure called Amniocentesis (some people call it aminocentesis). Amniocentesis is a prenatal test where doctors collect a small sample of the fluid surrounding the baby in the womb using a thin needle. The fluid helps detect certain genetic conditions and can also determine the baby’s genotype before birth. I was terrified but grateful for the opportunity to know early. The result later showed that my unborn daughter was also AS.

The first person I called was my husband. Immediately my grandmother’s words started ringing in my head again. She always warned us growing up: “Never joke with genotype testing before marriage, and always confirm it well.” Honestly, this experience opened my eyes to how important accurate medical testing is. Sometimes we trust results because they came from a hospital or lab, but mistakes can happen anywhere. This is why I always encourage people now don’t just test once and relax. Confirm your genotype properly, especially before marriage and pregnancy.

Some surprises in life can truly change everything.
©Ijeoma Nwoko

[tradition vs spirituality @reality24_]

@Mikeliberation Don't accept her back....period.....

[Donald @RealDonaldDoo]

It’s Abuja, I can tell you, that Muslims men are the reason that rule is active and it’s for this fasting season.

[tradition vs spirituality @reality24_]

@unseriousguru that man get pikin somewhere......it's only a matter of time before you will know about it......

[tradition vs spirituality @reality24_]

@itzchristunique who agreed with you that the past does not matter????

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

They won't teach you this in school about ancient Egypt (Kemet).

[tradition vs spirituality @reality24_]

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My advice to @PeterObi is this.....

Forget contesting 2027 presidential election.....use your personality and leverage on the success of Abia.....and alignment with @alexottiofr and deliver credible candidates in national assembly, state assembly and governorship elections

[J. C. Okechukwu @jcokechukwu]

Oginni! 🔥🔥🔥Mmuo!

N’ebe na ana m anu.

Igbo Kwenu!!!

#Oluoma #Ojagirl 🔥💪😍

Mba #IgboAmaka 💪

[A. Ayofe @abdullahayofel]

"...If you visit many construction sites where the Chinese are employed as Contractors, you will find that they work on Sundays, but we who have unemployment challenges, do not often work on Sunday.

We have invested a worrisome amount of money in building places of worship compared to what we have in building Factories, Businesses and Schools.

This is worrisome compared to the investments I see in Businesses and Schools that outstrip investment in places of worship in the West and Middle East.

Recently, while driving along a road of not more than 5 (FIVE) kilometres in a Nigerian City, a Colleague and I took an unplanned census of Building types and this is what we counted:

a) 1 Laundry outfit for washing and dry cleaning clothes (Job Place)

b) 3 Clinics for healthcare (Job Place)

c) 2 Petrol filling Stations (Job Place)

d) 1 Bank branch (Job Place)

e) 4 shopping Outlets (Job Pplace)

f) 1 Eatery (Job Place)

g) 10 Religious Houses (Worship Place)

As you go around your States and Neighbourhoods, I urge you to do a similar count and tell your Neighbour what you see.

Again I reiterate, I do not criticise worship, but I am challenging you to think through the choices you will make.

We will not pray our way out of recession, we will plan, and produce our way back to prosperity and out of recession..."

~ Babatunde Raji Fashola

[CHUKS 🍥 @ChuksEricE]

“Nigerians are being k!ll£d every day, yet the government is not doing enough to stop it. Before I left office, I knew that Nigeria had the capacity to apprehend anyone who committed a crime, anywhere in the country. So why is the government now negotiating with terrørists? If the government cannot protect its people, then we have the right to call on the international community to do what our government has failed to do.”

—Former President Olusegun Obasanjo challenges President Tinubu

[Obadiah Nwasor @IamObd]

Thank God there are still Nigerians who can speak the truth. Please watch this.

[Ogidi Ndị Mmụọ @Chukwubuez99577]

Every Igbo blood must listen to this video
He said so much that we need to learn
The same @gaiuschibueze has been talking about for the longest time

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

This video is getting everyone talking.

[Jean Jacques Dessalines 🇭🇹🇵🇸🇳🇪🇲🇱🇧🇫🇨🇺 @JeanJacquesDes7]

Robert Sobukwe walked like a man who already knew history would remember him. No theatrics. No ego. Just integrity so powerful the apartheid regime had to rewrite the law to cage his voice. He led with courage, discipline, and a clarity most leaders dream of.

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[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

The 42 Laws of Ma'at which is the ancient Kemetic moral code predating the Ten Commandments by millennia, is a proof that Africa had ethics before missionaries had alphabets.

[The Spearhead @Spearhead_Af]

"Foreign Embassies Will Fund "Cultural Events" - But Never Science And Research" - Ibrahim Traoré

On October 22, 2025, Burkina Faso President Ibrahim Traoré chaired the opening ceremony of the 15th edition of the National Forum for Scientific Research and Technological Innovations (FRSIT) in Ouagadougou.

While delivering the opening address, Traoré took a moment to address young people in Burkina Faso, urging them to use social media and internet access to gain knowledge and skills to better their situation, rather than waste the opportunity by fixating solely on entertainment, which he termed a "distraction."

Traoré stated that there are foreign interests who would prefer that young people in Burkina Faso remain permanently distracted and over-entertained. He further pointed out that this can even be proven by examining the disparity between foreign funding that is available for "Culture and Entertainment" activities in Burkina Faso, versus that which is available to fund local research and development.

Do you have a similar situation in your African country?

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

To decolonize your mind while understanding the world, you need to read atleast one of these books.

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

They lied to you about Idi Amin Dada of Uganda, even most of the atrocities they told you he committed was just propaganda to push their agenda and sanctions him to cripple Uganda’s economy.

[tradition vs spirituality @reality24_]

@egbe_ntu this is so wrong......