@ThebigdonTaylor@jkrmcf Was Sowore not part of those blackmailing her have you forgotten, is even one of the reasons shahara posted it, don’t put mouth on what you know nothing about please
“My parents were farmers, and I grew up in a village where we didn’t have electricity for 10 years” — Forex trader Jeffery Benson recounts his humble upbringing
The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu, has cautioned graduating students of the Nigerian Military School, Zaria, against the misuse of social media, urging them to remain disciplined and uphold the highest standards of professionalism throughout their military careers.
🚨🕷️ Real Madrid are currently not advancing or progressing in talks for Julián Álvarez, disappeared from the deal since €150m bid 10 days ago.
Barcelona remain keen on Julián and in direct daily contact; but the deal depends on Atléti decision.
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Stop Linking B@ndits to Islam — Oyo Muslim Leaders Say Prayers, Unity Key to Ending Kidn@ppings
The Muslim Community of Oyo State on Sunday gathered at the Yidi Praying Ground in Agodi, Ibadan, to seek divine intervention over rising cases of b@nditry, kidn@ppings, and other criminal activities across the state and country.
The prayer session, held with the approval of the Chief Imam of Ibadanland, Sheikh Abdulganiy Agbotomokekere, attracted Islamic clerics, community leaders, and worshippers from the 11 local government areas of Ibadanland.
Speakers at the gathering emphasized the importance of unity among Nigerians, noting that collective action and harmony across ethnic and political lines remain key to overcoming insecurity challenges.
The guest lecturer, Sheikh Muyideen Onihantu, said the prayer was organised to seek God’s intervention over insecurity that has left many citizens distressed, adding that the gathering cut across ethnic groups including Yoruba, Hausa, Nupe, and Tapa communities.
He stressed that unity, faith, and support for government efforts are essential in addressing insecurity, while urging Nigerians to avoid political and tribal divisions.
“The essence of the prayer is to seek God’s face over the insecurity that has robbed citizens of peace of mind,” he said.
The Chief Imam of Sabo, Sheikh Ibrahim Abdullahi, expressed appreciation for the gathering and prayed for the safe return of abducted students and teachers, while calling on the government to intensify efforts for quicker rescue operations.
The Secretary-General of the Muslim Community, Abidemi Siyanbade, lamented recent abd¥ctions in Oyo State, warning that the spread of b@nditry into the South-West must be urgently checked.
He also clarified that criminals behind kidn@ppings should not be associated with Islam, describing them as individuals acting outside religious teachings.
Siyanbade urged Nigerians to remain vigilant and support security agencies by providing timely intelligence, stressing that security is a collective responsibility.
@instablog9ja So they later killed them😭
I followed up with the incident when the pastor of the church was explaining then, that her wife and other people were there 😭😭
I k+lled two men in revenge for the m¥rder of my parents and two elder brothers about 29 years ago — Suspected serial k+ller confesses
A 40-year-old suspect, Akaninyene Eretus, arrested in Creek Town, Odukpani LGA, Cross River State, has told detectives at the State CID under the Cross River State Police Command that he k+lled two men in revenge for the k+lling of his parents and two elder brothers during a communal crisis about 29 years ago.
He allegedly admitted to k+lling Okokon and Okon on May 24 and 25, 2026. Their bodies have been recovered and deposited in a hospital morgue for preservation, identification, and autopsy.
According to a statement signed by Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Sunday Eitokpah, the suspect confessed to only two k+llings, countering viral claims that he had k+lled about 30 people. The clarification followed public alarm after shallow graves were discovered in a forest hideout in Abanyama, Ukim Ita community.
The police confirmed that only two bodies have so far been recovered and that reports of mass k+llings remain unverified and capable of causing panic.
In his confession, Eretus said he could not forget the loss of his family and lived with the pain for nearly three decades, insisting he acted to “avenge” them. He added that one victim was k+lled while asleep, while the other was att@cked with a m@chete.
ASP Eitokpah stated that investigations are ongoing and the suspect’s statements are still being verified. He added that charges will follow after forensic and legal procedures are completed. The suspect is currently cooperating with investigators.