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The moment you notice you're overwhelmed by prevailing circumstances, do a quick check. Your gaze has shifted off Jesus.
Isaiah 26:3
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The whole of Africa is behind Mexico, we don’t want to take the job of South African supporters
Mexico 5 - 1 SouthAfrica #ssfootball
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Story: Heavy protest rocked Ibadan yesterday, after police declared a bandit innocent and released him overnight. But the media is calling it an “insecurity protest.”
On Saturday midnight a bandit group seriously wou/nded a man after a failed kidnap operation in Jobele, Afijio, leaving him hospitalized till now in Ogbomoso.
Following this, residents of Jobele took responsibility for their safety. Taking turns in a vigil security patrol. Around 1 am on Monday, they caught one of the bandits sneaking in the bushes with weapons.
They detained him. By morning they handed him over to Jobele Police Division in Afijio on March 9th. Later in the day they heard rumors that the bandit was no longer in police custody.
The next morning, which is yesterday Tuesday, everyone in the community stormed the police station demanding the suspect they checked in barely 24hrs ago.
The police couldn’t provide him, and allegedly said they released him because they thought he was innocent.
Both elders, youths and women blocked the roads in protest causing a massive grid lock on the Ibadan-Oyo- Ogbomoso highway. While others camped at the station demanding to know why and who ordered the release.
The police couldn’t provide a reasonable explanation even till now.
However, the protest subsided when the Inspector responsible was detained and
the Oyo Police Commissioner assured the community that they’d investigate the incident.
This bandit group has kidnapped 7 people just recently. And have been terrorizing communities in Afijio, Oyo for months.
Legacy media is reporting this as protest against insecurity, excluding the incident of released bandit suspect.
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David Nasser was only a small child in Iran when the Islamic Revolution of 1979 turned his life into a complete nightmare.
But little did he know, God was determined to seek him out.
Such an incredible story. 🙏🏻
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Ambassador Abushahab joined Permanent Representatives from the GCC and Jordan for a media stakeout addressing the unprovoked Iranian attacks against our countries.
Through its indiscriminate strikes, Iran has sought to spread terror. Yet our people have defied it, facing these attacks with remarkable resilience and unity.
Today, we expect the Security Council to act decisively as it considers the resolution before it, and to address this critical threat to international peace and security.
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This Yazidi girl refused to convert to Islam and became a sex slave.
Look what they did to her.
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Pakistan : Mohamad divorced his wife just because she did not serve food on time. Later, he wanted to take her back, but under Sharia law, she had to undergo halala (have sexual relations with another person). When she refused, he forced her to undergo halala with his own father.
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‘SAVE OUR GIRLS’: Fans attempt to block the Iranian women’s soccer team from leaving their Australian hotel, fearing the players would face punishment upon returning to Iran after players refused to sing their national anthem ahead of a recent game.
Witnesses said one player was dragged by her collar and shirt to force her onboard, while others appeared to make SOS signals, indicating they did not want to leave Australia.
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Islamic scholar says:
“If you are a rapist, a child abuser, a murderer, a terrorist, or a drug dealer, but you are a Muslim and pray, then you are morally superior in the eyes of Allah to an infidel who never committed any crime.”
What kind of twisted mentality is this?!
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🚨 INTENSE: Five Iranian women’s soccer players pulled off a dramatic escape from their IRGC handlers inside their Australian hotel. Regime agents chased them down stairwells while the players hid in an elevator, and a locked garage door bought them just enough time to get away.
A terrifying look at what these women live under.
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BREAKING: The largest Shia Muslim mosque in Sweden was holding a vigil for Ayatollah Khamenei. When Iranian exiles learned about it, they gathered outside the mosque to protest.
“Fuck Islam, fuck the Islamic regime, and fuck Hamas!”
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🔴 BREAKING: The U.S. Army now has a weapon that can instantly fry entire drone swarms.
It's not a laser.
It's not a missile.
It’s Leonidas — a microwave cannon that sends out a pulse and melts electronics mid-air ⚡
No ammo. No reload. Just pure energy.
One blast = 50+ drones down.
Built for the wars of the future. 🇺🇸
📡 Meet the weapon that makes air defense look like science fiction:
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This is as clear an explanation of the events as they unfolded in the Air India tragedy as I’ve seen.
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I hope you now know why Ibrahim Traore couldn't attend that Gabon meeting the one you were talking about last week celebrating. Russians knew what was the plan but ke nina u Baba 😏. Putin is going all out to protect his young adopted son of Africa.
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So, Aso Rock Villa’s reported power bill is around $27.65 million USD per year.
The US White House power bill costs less than $350,000 USD annually
The Buckingham Palace (UK) power bill costs less than $7 million USD annually
Élysée Palace (France) power bill costs less than $1 million USD annually
Zhongnanhai (China) power bill costs less than $5 million USD annually
South Africa Presidential villa power bill costs less than $1.27 million USD annually.
Nigeria Presidential Villa spending far more beyond average despite the fact Nigeria ranks way lower in GDP. Nigeria has a long way to go.