Yoruba history enjoyer (700- 1900s) | Omo nla | Dokita
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Oui Oui Rock You retweeted
"The sash that is worn underneath is not as fine as the sash that is tied on top. NO KING IS AS GREAT AS THE ONI. No string of cowries is as long as that of yemideregbe, Yemideregbe is what we call the sea Goddess"
Ogbe Meji, Verse 1.
Odu IFA.
Ẹṣẹ́ fún ìmọ̀ràn,Ọ̀rúnmìlà!
Oui Oui Rock You retweeted
🚨🇳🇬 OLUEBUBE UMEJIAKU HAS BEEN UNSTOPPABLE!
A goal contribution in ALL SEVEN of Nigeria’s games at the #U17WWC! 🔥
4 goals, 2 assists and a penalty won. What a tournament from the Flamingos star!
PLAYER OF THE TOURNAMENT? 👀🏆
Oui Oui Rock You retweeted
Historically, the Alaafin's power rested on the military strength of his kingdom. The extent of this power was sectional and was terminated by Ilorin in 1835. Capt. Ross tried to revive this power between 1914 and 1931, but this fell apart when the government tagged it an error.
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Unfortunately, this will be Hugo's final post.
He passed away peacefully on November 3rd, at 9.45 AM.
He will be deeply missed.
- Judith Kornelis, Hugo's daughter
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Oui Oui Rock You retweeted
Building castles in the air
.@HeliumHealth , a Nigerian healthtech startup, has secured a ₦3.4 billion ($2.5 million) grant from Google.org, tech giant Google’s philanthropic arm, to deploy artificial intelligence (AI) tools that help identify pregnancy risks and improve maternal healthcare
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A Christian mother, Liyatu Samuel Dawa, from Gwoza in Nigeria's northeastern Borno State, has been sentenced to 14 years in prison following a case involving a Muslim woman who converted to Christianity.
The converted woman testified in court that she had embraced Christianity voluntarily and had not been pressured or forced by anyone.
Despite her testimony, Borno State High Court Judge A. B. Kumdila imposed concurrent prison sentences carrying a maximum term of 14 years, without the option of paying a fine.
Dawa maintained that she had merely offered the woman advice, telling the court: "I only gave her advice. That's all."
Her husband, evangelical Christian Amos Suleman, spent several months in prison before being released on bail. He says he is now living in hiding after receiving death threats from Islamist extremists.
Oui Oui Rock You retweeted
Regardless of the situation, I feel that Nigerian Politics is maturing into Issue-based one and it's becoming more ideological, do you feel the same?
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The night Deborah was burnt to death by her classmates changed my view on Islam forever. Professors, doctors, lawyers, pilots and educated folks on Twitter defended her killers because it is Hadith. South-West Muslims were talking about reading the room. I will never forget.