Nigeria used to be objective man. Two men from different political ideologies that did well for their states on the same stage being celebrated.
Someone now wants to turn the country to a one party state.
This JW partial reversal on blood transfusions is a reminder of why church and personal doctrine should never be placed above the Bible. People have died.
An emotional moment for Jonathan Roumie, the man who plays Jesus in The Chosen, as he opens up about the deep struggles he faced just before landing his life-changing role.
In this humbling scene, he shares his raw vulnerability, recounting a moment of financial desperation when he prayed out loud for help. Literally the next day, unexpected checks arrived in the mail, followed by the phone call that cast him in The Chosen and completely transformed his life.
Proof that God hears prayers, you just need to have faith and surrender.
Ndi Okereke-Onyiuke, first female stockbroker and Former Director General of the Nigerian Stock Exchange, on how she listed Transcorp.
The company made a lot of money for Nigerian traders
And she later rose to become the first chairman of Transcorp.
I don't know about you, but when I get married my kids are 100% growing in the church.
They'll all be trained to love and worship Jesus, I ain't gon give them options, not in today's woke world.
Nigerian politics just be like inter house sports.
The politicians wear their different colors on sports day, once inter house sports don finish like this, everybody go wear the same school uniform back.
A-loot-a continua.
Lol. More than 20 governors, alongside senators and other political heavyweights and money, couldn’t bully their way into winning the people of Osun State, which is just one state.
The lesson is simple. Even 36 governors cannot and will not deliver them the presidency if Nigerians come out in their numbers, vote, defend their votes and stay until the results are announced. The power is not with the politicians. It is with the people.
The reason why ADELEKE triumphed is that voters came out 43% percent is better than the recent voter turnout
If at least 60m people come out in 2027 the elections will be too big to rig
Nigerians must come out
Each time you find yourself in a Western country, you are almost inevitably compelled to compare, wondering why we are not there yet. At the extreme, you may even begin to wonder whether we will ever get there. And if you remain optimistic, another puzzle stares you in the face: