The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has delivered a fiery message to Rivers State lawmakers, sending shockwaves across Nigeria’s political space.....TAP TO CONTINUE READING

ACCORDING TO OUR REPORTER, Wike made the bold remarks in a video shared by Symfoni, where he urged lawmakers to stay strong despite mounting pressure and political intimidation. Speaking with raw intensity, the former Rivers governor stressed that retreating in the face of opposition was not an option for him.

Wike told the lawmakers that while some people may choose to back off when things get tough, he remains ready to confront what he described as forces threatening political stability. He emphasized unity, courage, and awareness as key tools for survival in politics.

Reaffirming his loyalty, Wike assured the lawmakers of his continued support and commitment to agreements reached with President Bola Tinubu, declaring that he would not allow “satan” near his political path.

According to our report, a 33-year-old Ede carpenter, Badmos Wasiu, has confessed to orchestrating a four-year livestock theft spree that terrorized goat and sheep farmers in Ede Town.....TAP TO CONTINUE READING

Our findings reveal that Wasiu, along with two motorcycle riders and a domestic animal trader, targeted goats and sheep for resale. He admitted his wife believed his earnings came from carpentry and commercial motorcycling, unaware of the criminal operations.

Authorities say the syndicate was finally caught on December 14 when vigilantes intercepted them before police arrived. Investigations uncovered that stolen animals were stored overnight in a shop arranged by the trader, Azeez Muyideen, who also recruited riders for transport.

Wasiu explained that Muyideen initially encouraged him to steal animals, promising high profits. He said he could not have carried out the crimes alone, and until his arrest, had successfully stolen livestock for four years without detection — all while living in his family home.

A lady has sparked reactions online after opening up to her pastor about her frustration with dating as a church girl.....TAP TO CONTINUE READING

Speaking during a viral sermon, she explained that women in the church are often taught not to chase men but to wait for men to approach them.

However, she lamented that many church men are not making the first move, leaving several women worried as time goes by and age becomes a concern.

Expressing her frustration, she said,

“We are taught to wait for the man to come because we cannot go after a man. Now we are getting older, and time is not on our side.”

She went on to compare church men with men outside the church, noting that non-church men appear much bolder, even at a younger age.

According to her, it is common to see a 20-year-old confidently walk up to her and express interest, something she rarely experiences within the church.

“We are spiritual, we like Jesus, and it’s very difficult to drag these guys to church, but the church boys are not coming either,” she added.

Concluding her remarks, the lady asked the pastor what could be done to address the situation, especially since most of the men showing interest are not spiritually inclined.

Her comments have sparked debate online, with many women relating to her concerns and discussing how to strike a balance between faith, attraction, and relationships.

Watch the video below…