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Think about a time when you were worried. How did you deal with it? Maybe you tried to distract yourself, or perhaps you let your mind race through your problems. It’s natural to want to respond to our worries this way, but God shows us a
Muslim: You Christians don’t fast. Your religion is weak. No prayer, no fasting, just sin everywhere: prostitution and clubs.
Me: Let’s start with the fasting first. We’ll get to the other accusations later. Did you say Christians don’t fast?
Muslim: Yes. Christians don’t fast. Look around, Muslims are fasting right now.
Me: Oh, Christians fast. We just don’t make noise about it like you all do.
Muslim: What do you mean “make noise”? Who told you Muslims make noise?
Me: Literally the whole world knows Muslims are fasting. It’s on TV, radio, social media, newspapers, everyone knows.
Muslim: Yes, we announce it so people won’t provoke us.
Me: Provoke you how?
Muslim: Like eating in public or eating in front of us.
Me: Wait… so because you’re fasting, hungry people shouldn’t eat?
Muslim: It’s about respect. When Christians fast, we wouldn’t eat in front of them either.
Me: Hold on. I thought you just said Christians don’t fast.
Muslim: Well… I’ve never seen any Christian fasting in my life.
Me: Exactly. That’s because they don’t announce it. They don’t even tell their family or friends. Jesus taught us that, fasting should be done quietly. The only time people know is during a church-wide fast, and even then it’s just the church members, not the whole public.
Muslim: Hmm… how can someone fast and not show it? Look at me, I’m fasting now. I’m weak. Anyone who sees me will know.
Me: That’s the difference. And funny enough, many Christians don’t eat anything at all until the time they break their fast.
Muslim: What do you mean?
Me: You Muslims eat early in the morning and just skip lunch. To us, that’s not really fasting. In Christianity, someone might fast for a whole week, breaking each day at 6 p.m., no food all day, and you still wouldn’t know they were fasting.
Muslim: Why are the authors of the Bible anonymous, and why didn’t Jesus write the gospel?
Me: That’s not the topic. Please stay on the subject.
Muslim: I knew you wouldn’t answer. You people don’t even have the original Bible. Sorry for you.
Me: Hello… stay on topic. We were talking about fasting.
Muslim: Christians don’t fast. You people like freedom too much.
Me: Alright… take care. 😅
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The people telling us that what is happening in Iran is not our business as Nigerians/Africans are missing the point.
As a Nigerian non-Muslim, this concerns me more than you realise.
The Islamic regime in Iran is not just a local political structure. It exports a political model built on theocracy and militant religious ideology. It has spent decades funding, arming, and legitimising ideological groups beyond its borders. That makes it one of the most influential state actors in the global religious extremism ecosystem.
The fall of that regime would weaken terrorist organisations and extremist movements around the world. Strip away one of the most powerful state sponsors of militant religious ideology and you disrupt the broader network that feeds off it. That is exactly why you see terrorist sympathisers in the North openly aligning with Iran. They understand what is at stake.
If that regime collapses, it could significantly reduce the ideological and financial support structures that fuel religious extremism globally. And yes, that could have ripple effects for terrorism in Nigeria. Extremism does not exist in isolation. It is ideological, financial, and transnational.
So when people say it is not our concern, they are either naive about how global extremist networks function or pretending not to see the connection.
I stand with the Persian people who are calling for their oppressive regime to be crippled.
BREAKING: A reporter who traveled to Nigeria says he witnessed the slaughter of Christians by Islamists firsthand.
He described killing fields. Pastors burned alive. Entire villages wiped out.
And the world is barely paying attention.
Nigerians,
I HOPE YOU ARE PAYING ATTENTION?
The biggest mistake made by local champions in Nigeria, was paying a whopping $9 million to Lobby firms in D.C for influence peddling.
Now the media in America & the UK have seen that you have $$$ to lavish, & they are angry. International media outfits are firing from all cylinders. Editors have drawn the battle lines.
They will tear the government of Nigeria to shreds (until they cough out 5x that amount).
This is just the beginning.
The left, the right, the center, center-right, center-left, all political leanings are united in this pursuit. Their decision is unanimous.
Nigeria is a rich Father Christmas abi? Bola must empty the treasury this time. 😭😭
PLEASE RETWEET AND BE THERE❗️
Tomorrow @SituationRoomNg and @ActionAidNG with all Civil Society organizations lead the Charge to the National Assembly to Demand #ElectoralReform
Nigerians this is our Final Push to protecting our Rights to Free and Fair Elections, Come out and Demand❗️
Time: 8am
Venue: National Assembly Complex Abuja
Mandatory Real-Time Electronic Transmission of Results ❗️
@OurFavOnlineDoc Thank God he's not God, and God will take care of him, he should ask pharaoh , since he's become the most High by all means make him continue
Names and Contacts of Members the House and Senate Harmonization Committee sitting tomorrow 16th Feb❗️
My Country People Let no one rest until they agree on doing the right thing❗️
They are expecting your calls and messages 🔥
Mandatory Real-Time Electronic Transmission of Results ❗️
2027 = OUR VOTES MUST COUNT❗️
#ElectoralReform
This is @SKefason from Southern Kaduna, a very good friend of mine. Just like me, his only crime was posting on social media about the Fulanis killing in Southern Kaduna and Plateau state
And he is just one among the 7 recorded Journalists and Sheik Bello Yabo that Nasir El-Rufai arbitrarily arrested because he was in power.
Not to mention the 300 innocent El-Zakzaki followers that were neutralized en masse and buried in an unarked grave till today.
Steven Kefas was in Port Harcourt when Governor Nasir sel-Rufai ordered his Boys to arrest and repatriate him to Kaduna without any arrest warrant in 2019.
He spent 162 in prison without trial, the only reason he is alive today and they couldn’t make him to disappear silently was because before they could move him, we have already spread the news of his arrest on social media.
That’s why I don’t sympathize with Nasir El-Rufai, if wish him anything he wish Southern Kaduna people in ten folds.
BREAKING: Nigerian Groups Endorse US Bill to Designate Fulani Militias as Terrorists — Call for Sanctions on Sultan of Sokoto, Sheikh Gumi
A coalition of Nigerian indigenous and regional groups has thrown its weight behind the proposed United States Congress bill seeking to designate Fulani militias as a Foreign Terrorist Organisation (FTO), and is demanding the list of those sanctioned be expanded to include two prominent northern leaders.
The 'Nigeria Religious Freedom and Accountability Act of 2026', introduced by five Republican lawmakers, Chris Smith, Riley Moore, Brian Mast, Mario Diaz-Balart, and Bill Huizenga, targets:
· Fulani ethnic nomadic militias
· Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN)
· Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore
· Former Kano State Governor and NNPP leader, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso
In a joint statement issued Wednesday, a coalition of over 130 Pan-Yoruba, Middle Belt, Niger Delta, Igbo, Tiv, Ijaw, and Hausa native congresses praised the bill as a "Godly intervention in the struggle of Nigerian Indigenous people to preserve humanity."
The groups urged the US Congress to go further:
"We call on the US to include the names of the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammadu Sa'ad Abubakar III, and Ahmad Abubakar Sheikh Gumi on the list of those to be sanctioned or sought to appear before the International Criminal Court (ICC)."
The statement was jointly signed by:
· Popoola Ajayi & Rasaq Arogundade — Alliance for Yoruba Democratic Movements (AYDM)
· Abukar Onalo — United Middle Belt Indigenous Peoples Congress (UMBIPC)
· Digifa Werinipre — Supreme Egbesu Assembly (SEA)
· Sulaiman Aminu — Hausa Natives Congress (HANC)
· Tank Ibrahim, Douglas Ebibre, Mathew Donga — Others
The coalition described Fulani militia as "the most dangerous missile against democracy, rule of law and economic development in West Africa and the Sahel."
Citing the Global Terrorism Index, they noted that Fulani militia was identified in 2014 as the deadliest terror group in the world, with over 60,000 people killed and millions displaced.
"Children are killed, infants are butchered, pregnant women are raped and ripped of their unborn babies, young girls are raped in the mud while old and young people have their skulls shattered into pieces by Fulani militia that holds Nigeria and West Africa to ransom," the statement read.
The groups referenced ongoing massacres in Kwara State, including the Woro community killings and the murder of 13 people in Ifelodun LGA, as well as the assassination of four traditional rulers in the South-West, all allegedly carried out by Fulani militias.
They described the bill as a "gleam of light in a long tunnel of enduring long night of misery and anguish."
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