Adeleke Paul @VyncAdeleke

I’m of the opinion that if you’re truly worshiping God while in church, you will not have the time to hold your phone camera.

A lot of times, it's the sanity that makes people leave as the highest consideration. Especially people who desire an orderly life. I hope Nigeria becomes better. 🇳🇬

Dr Joe Abah, OON @DrJoeAbah

10 hours ago

Whenever I come back from “the abroad”, the first thing I look for is Suya and roasted corn. My Mai Suya are very diligent. The only days they are not there are on Sallah holidays. Having been “in the abroad” for more than a month, I looked forward to my local ram suya. They

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@TrendfusionNG @CrownprinceCom2 But the government never responds. Except they know it's going to give them a bad face, or it's election season.

Heartbreaking video showing a father begging Nigerians to help save his daughter after she underwent surgery. Due to a lack of funds for her continued treatment, her condition has worsened, and her stomach has become severely swollen. Please share this video 😭

@polyglotodulesi This is beautiful. Nigeria is beautifully diverse. I just hope we can harness this as a strength.

@Arc_Olalekan Happy Birthday Stranger. 🎊

The CEO of @YouVersion, Bobby Gruenewald @bobbygwald fellowshipped with us tonight and he brought us greetings. Day 5 Holy Ghost Service #MountainMovers #HolyGhostConvention2026 #RCCG

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@fbi_initials Is it Kagan? 😂

The Bible was written on three continents. Asia. Africa. Europe. In three languages. Hebrew. Aramaic. Greek. By over 40 different men: Shepherds. Kings. Prophets. Fishermen. A tax collector. A doctor. A tentmaker. Written in palaces and prisons. In deserts and cities. In freedom and in exile. Across roughly 1,500 years. 66 books. One continuous story: Creation. Fall. Redemption. Christ. Most of these writers never met. No committee planned it. No editor stitched it together. Yet it opens in a garden with the Tree of Life and closes in a garden with the Tree of Life. Different writers. Different centuries. Different cultures. One voice. Because behind the human hands was a divine Author. Men held the pens. But God wrote the story.

@DejiAdesogan That's why they should stop so called réhabilitation or resettlement program for terrorist because it is injustice to the families that sacrificed their loved ones in the war to keep Nigeria safe. It is not only unfair but wicked of govt to give safe passage to these criminals.

@Ayonidesigns Has to be Frame B. Maybe you like frame A

Nigeria: Yesterday, 27 Christians were buried in a mass funeral following last week’s Fulani Muslim attack on Naridon village, Kaduna State. Three other Christians were laid to rest earlier. Muslim leaders will not stop this evil. Christian leaders must, with God’s help.

@EzekielOsunlana @archi_OAU Congratulations bro. I wish you a great tenure.

15 years ago, as a rabid atheist, I met a Greek Orthodox Christian at a function and we started to talk about religion (I have never met this person again). I told him that you had to be really stupid to hold any religious belief. I was a rational man, and couldn't come to believe in made up fairy tales. Religion was not falsifiable. It was all untestable claims about the universe with no value. To my surprise, he didn't argue, he didn't seem moved. He stated: "I agree". And upon gazing over my confused face for a second, he continued. "All religions are unfalsifiable, but one: Christianity" He then quoted the letter of St. Paul to the Romans, where St. Paul states that if Jesus didn't rise from the dead, we are worse than fools. And explained that the central claim of Christianity rests on a historical claim, not a metaphysical one. Amidst people over the centuries trying to distill Christianity to a moral set of teachings, a way of life, a philosophy, Christians keep insisting: well sure, you can do all of that. But we gather here because Christ rose from the dead. And if He didn't, we are worse than fools. I replied that I had to concede on his premise: this was a falsifiable claim. But it was also a false claim, obviously so. So we agreed on one more thing: they were all fools! Almost a decade later, I spent a long time - more than a year, looking deeply into the evidence for Christ's resurrection, I was convinced that by far, the hypothesis that best explained the totality of the facts was that The Word became flesh, and after his death by crucifixion, rose from the dead. It wasn't an easy psychological process because so much of my identity rested on being the smart rational guy that was above all the superstitious nonsense. And because it wasn't easy for me, I know it is not easy for most. Even for most of that year in which I looked at the evidence, it still all felt obviously false. The two things that flipped me the most were: 1) My realization that I was in a sense guilty of the circularity that I accused many religious people of: I *knew* a priori that the resurrection was impossible because well, it is impossible. By already assuming this explanation was out, every other was immediately better. But once I opened myself to the possibility that it could be true, however unlikely, it changed things completely for me 2) My realization that I had to look at the totality of evidence instead of expecting that each piece of evidence on its own would explain the whole thing. Funny enough I didn't apply this standard to anything else, but applied to the claim of the resurrection. It was a confusing time for me but I then decided that if that was true, I couldn't just sit idly and had to do something about it. This all happened around 6 years ago. And I am here to tell you that after 2,000 years, this crazy claim survives for a reason: it is true. And if it isn't, I am worse than a fool. Which you likely think I am, like I thought of that unnamed person whom I never met again. I don't talk about it often and as a rule of thumb don't argue about it woth anyone, because as I learned with my own experience going through it, the frame of mind matters. Something has to click (this is true for all big mental shifts, not just this one) Perhaps you are a recent follower of mine, and lost all respect for me now - as I would have done back then. But I pray to the Lord that at least for some of you, I can be the small crack that opens the dam of the truth for you. Know that Jesus Christ, God made flesh, loves you. And he offered himself in sacrifice for you.

Hi @BlackYellow I'm Olaogun, winger/striker from Nigeria. Please give me a 7-day trial to prove myself in the B team or the academy . No contract needed. I know you give chance to young talents . If I’m not good enough, I’ll leave. I’m Fast, direct, hard working . You can see my highlights here : youtube.com/@Olaogun9 Thank you, Olaogun

Borussia Dortmund @BlackYellow

a week ago

Welcome to Dortmund, Kos. ✍️🇩🇪

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Hi @realmadrid I'm Olaogun, winger/striker from Nigeria. Please give me a 7-day trial to prove myself in the B team or the academy . No contract needed. If I’m not good enough, I’ll leave. I’m Fast, direct, hard working . You can see my highlights here : youtube.com/@Olaogun9 Thank you, Olaogun

Real Madrid C.F. @realmadrid

a week ago

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Nigeria-Morocco Pipeline: Development or Dependency? The Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline is being hailed as "historic," but at what cost to Nigeria? While the project promises cross-border cooperation, it risks repeating the old cycle of exporting raw resources while domestic energy needs go unmet. True development shouldn't prioritize foreign energy security over powering our own industries and homes. We need to complete our domestic infrastructure before we build export routes for others.

Prof. Hadiza Nuhu, an associate professor of pharmacy at Ahmadu Bello University, has developed Herb 25, an anti-malaria herbal drug registered by NAFDAC. The drug, developed after 12 years of research, is described as an enhanced ethnomedical preparation from herbs traditionally used in Nigeria to treat malaria. Herb 25 is formulated for chloroquine-resistant malaria and is dispensed in tea bags for easy preparation with hot water. University officials said it is the first anti-malaria drug of its kind to be produced by a Nigerian university. Nuhu, a senior lecturer in the Department of Pharmacognosy and Drug Development, holds a Ph.D. from ABU. She is also a member of the Nigerian Society of Pharmacognosy and research director of the Association of Commonwealth Traditional Medicine Practitioners, West Africa.

One day I’ll play in the UCL and my picture will also be posted by this handle /

UEFA Champions League @ChampionsLeague

2 weeks ago

Hamšík 🤓💈 #UCL

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