EMI LOKAN @owoademola

The new Airport progress thus far... Do not doubt the good of the country Nigeria is not a disgraced nation This is what building a new Nigeria looks like 👍 👌

There should be a law banning marriage between two people who are AS from getting married, except they can show substantial financial capacity to go through a process that will not cause pain to any of their offspring who might turn SS. Love should never be enough to cause such pain to an innocent person later in life.

🇮🇱 NEW: The bullying of a Palestinian child by Israeli soldiers has drawn massive outrage on social media.

Every bite is a miracle. Every process is a sign. Glory be to Allah, the Perfect Creator. “Then let mankind look at his food.” — Surah ’Abasa (80:24)

To understand who a child gets their intelligence from, we have to go back to a moment that changed the way we look at biology and faith. It starts with an encounter between the Prophet (peace be upon him) and a Jewish scholar who came to test his knowledge. When this scholar asked about why a child resembles one parent and not the other, the Prophet (peace be upon him) gave an answer that was centuries ahead of its time. He said: أَمَّا الْوَلَدُ: فَإِذَا سَبَقَ مَاءُ الرَّجُلِ مَاءَ الْمَرْأَةِ نَزَعَ إِلَيْهِ الْوَلَدُ، وَإِذَا سَبَقَ مَاءُ الْمَرْأَةِ مَاءَ الرَّجُلِ نَزَعَ إِلَيْهَا الْوَلَد "As for the child: if the man’s fluid precedes the woman’s fluid, the child resembles him. And if the woman’s fluid precedes the man’s fluid, the child resembles her." This concept of “sabaq” (preceding or outstripping) is the key. It describes a biological race where one parent’s essence claims the territory of the child's identity. This is not about who finishes first in a physical sense, but about which parent's traits dominate the final outcome. For a long time, the world believed in a theory called "blending inheritance." People thought traits mixed like two colors of paint. They believed a child was a blurry average of their parents. It was Gregor Mendel who eventually proved this wrong with his experiments. He showed that traits do not merge. Instead, they remain distinct and compete for dominance. When Mendel discovered dominant and recessive genes, he was confirming the divinity of the Prophet’s words. The "precedence" mentioned in the Hadith is the same thing as "dominance" in genetics. One parent’s information takes the lead and is expressed, while the other might stay hidden. This shows that the Prophet (peace be upon him) was describing the hierarchy of our biological traits long before we had a name for them. It is a powerful proof that his knowledge was coming from the source of life itself. Ibn al-Qayyim took this even further in his book Tuhfat al-Mawdud. He realized that this "resemblance" was a total package. It was not limited to the shape of a nose or the color of skin. He understood that whichever parent’s essence prevails, it sets the foundation for the child’s internal nature. This includes their temperament, their character, and their sharpness of mind. He also explained that the child pulls from the dominant side. This is why our tradition places so much weight on the lineage of the mother. There is a deep belief that while the father provides the social identity and the drive, the mother provides the cognitive soil. There is a Hadith where the Prophet (peace be upon him) said: تَخَيَّرُوا لِنُطَفِكُمْ، فَإِنَّ الْعِرْقَ دَسَّاسٌ "Choose carefully for your seed, for the vein is a silent traveler" This Hadith is a direct call for us to look at the intellect in the family line. Those "crawling veins" of intelligence can stay hidden for a generation and then prevail when the time is right. The ultimate truth is that we are a collection of these hidden roots. Intelligence is a gift from Allah, but the parents are the channels. A child is the result of a biological and spiritual struggle where one lineage's traits win the day. The mother is the first school because her mental depth is the primary environment that activates these traits. Our brilliance is often a debt we owe to the women who carried these silent strengths until they found a place to bloom in us. Allah knows best.

@ARISEtv Road that is already in ogun state? Why are these opposition deliberately misinforming people? The Akwa ibom section has reached Calabar. Meanwhile, no other old road is abandoned

@ARISEtv The opposition are frustrated, they lacks vision. President Tinubu will retire all of them.

Frame 1: Update on the Calabar section of the road Frame 2: Update on the Akwa-Ibom section of the road Frame 3: Ogun-Ondo section of the road The irony of this statement from the highly respected @Donald_Duke is that so much work has been done on the road even in his own backyard yet he still had to play politics with a project that is set to reshape the fortunes of Tinapa, Calabar and Cross River state as a whole when completed. Funny.

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Nigeria Cannot Afford the Lagos-Calabar Highway; I Don’t Think the Road Will Go Beyond Epe – Duke There is already a road from Lagos to Calabar; if the road is poor, fix it. There are some expenditures we make that do not reflect the realities of our circumstances. The amount

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I know nobody cares about us Except a few, I know we're just a post and it's going to end but I'm really tired, I'm saying we're tired. If you’re scrolling, PLEASE leave a dot . it's just a dot.

Iranian pilots struck a U.S. base without GPS. Iranian pilots flew to the U.S. base without GPS, without an inertial navigation system (INS), and without radio communication, relying solely on maps and basic navigation methods, according to Brigadier General Masoud Jafari, Deputy Coordinator of the Air Force of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

FAKE MORAL CHRISTIANS: 1: People wey get side chics pass SIM cards dey suddenly become defenders of Christianity: “Don’t insult Christians!” 😂 2: Oga, calm down. Nobody dey insult Christianity. 3: Na your hypocrisy dey collect stray bullets. You can’t be doing PhD in adultery and still appoint yourself Archbishop of Morality.

Imagine if the 3rd Mainland Bridge didn't exist and the Tinubu government was just embarking on it today: Amaechi: "There's hunger in the land." Obi: "Fix the internal roads first." Duke: "It won't reach the island; it only gets to Ebute-Metta."

After listening carefully to Mr. President's speech, I now understand where the phrase "all is fair in politics" came from. He was responding to the bishops' concerns about insecurity. President Tinubu explained that his administration is doing everything possible to tackle insecurity. He then added that "all is fair in politics." From my understanding, Mr. President was technically telling the bishops that some of his political rivals are using the insecurity situation to fight his government because they want to take power from him. That was the context of his statement, not an approval of insecurity itself. I may be wrong anyway, but that's the way I understood his message after listening to the full video. What is your own interpretation? Ire oo.

The bad news for Israel is that Americans across the country are waking up to the fact that they’ve been getting rinsed.

DON'T STOP TALKING ABOUT PALESTINE ..?

JUST IN: After 180 days the 176 victims kidnapped by Sadiku-led JAS in Woro, Kaiama LGA, Kwara State have regained their freedom. The people of woro were filled with joy after the FG and State Govt secured their release.

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DISTURBING VIDEO: Sadiku-led JAS has released another video of people kidnapped in Woro, Kaiama LGA, Kwara State on Feb 08, 2026. The video was released on April 08,2026 by an affiliated media channel of Sadiku on Tiktok. The victims who spoke in different languages ranging from

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One of the deepest reasons I cannot leave Nigeria is my family; and I do not mean my wives and children. I mean my parents and my siblings. I do not imagine a life so far away that I cannot wake up one morning and simply decide, “Today I will go and see my parents.” That freedom, that nearness, that quiet possibility of presence, is not something I am willing to trade for any opportunity abroad. I have had friends who told me: Adam, Nigeria is not for you. You can make a lot more money and achieve a lot more professionally, outside Nigeria. To me, that’s not the kind of life or career fulfilment I want. As one of my mentors always tells me: you can achieve bigger things even from small places. This has made me more resolute in achieving it all in Nigeria, with my family around me, in the shortest possible distance. There is a particular comfort in knowing that the people who knew you before the world knew your name are still within reach. The ones who watched you crawl, who corrected you when you went astray, who celebrated every small victory long before the certificates and the titles arrived. To be hours, not continents, away from them is a form of wealth that money cannot buy and distance steadily erodes. I have seen too many people return home only for funerals. I have watched the slow regret that settles when parents grow older and the visits become fewer, shorter, and more formal. I do not want that story for myself. I want to still be able to walk into their house without announcement, to sit and talk without the pressure of limited days, to share ordinary moments that only proximity makes possible. My siblings are part of that same circle. We are not just relatives; we are the living archive of one another’s childhood. The jokes that need no explanation, the shared memories that still make us laugh, the quiet understanding that comes from having been raised under the same roof and the same values. Distance does not destroy love, but it changes the texture of it. I prefer the texture that remains close. This is not sentimentality. It is a deliberate choice about the kind of life I want to live. Success that requires permanent separation from the people who formed me feels incomplete. I can travel. I can explore. I can even work across borders when necessary. But the centre of my life remains here, Nigeria, within reach of the people who matter most in the deepest, oldest sense. Some will call it limitation. I call it rootedness and I am content with that.

I seek refuge in Allah from an unsuitable destiny, unfulfilled dreams, people who are not meant for me, work that exhausts me, friendships that turn into enmity, strangers who wound my heart, and from everything beyond my strength to endure.

Burger King employee who got fired after saying Free Palestine to an Israeli reveals the truth.