I will die on the hill that air support has been the backbone of most Western military operations. Take away effective air support, and the capability gap between Western militaries and many African militaries becomes considerably narrower.
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The death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person. The common good can be safeguarded and the requirements of justice can be met without recourse to capital punishment: effective systems of detention have been developed that protect citizens while at the same time do not completely deprive those who are guilty of the possibility of redemption. #NoDeathPenalty
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Nigerian players, Taiwo Awoniyi and Frank Onyeka tried convincing their teammate Rudoni to marry a Nigerian woman, baba said he doesn’t spend money on girls and only spends on himself and his family😭😂😂
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Q: Zelenskyy said you're weak because of the Putin deal. He just criticized you
TRUMP: Who said that?
Q: Zelenskyy. He said you're weak
TRUMP: Okay. *walks away*
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Two teenage sisters, Amina and Shamila, in western Uganda narrowly escaped their burning home after their father, Muhamud, doused the building with fuel and set it ablaze while they slept, less than two weeks after they converted from Islam to Christianity.
Muhamud had previously told his daughters he would act “to fulfill Islamic law since they had rejected Islam” by becoming Christians. The girls said they awoke surrounded by flames and realized their lives were in immediate danger.
With the normal exit inaccessible, the sisters said they removed bricks from a wall, created a hole, and escaped through it. The fire destroyed almost everything they owned, including their mattresses, clothes, and other belongings. Christian neighbors subsequently came to their aid and alerted local leaders.
“The fire consumed our shelter but did not consume our faith and hope in Jesus Christ,” Amina said afterward.
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A fat man called himself FAT JOE.
A skinny ugly man called himself SNOOP DOGG.
A FAT street dude called himself
NOTORIOUS B.I.G.
A small man called himself LIL WAYNE.
Feminists have called us rape apologists, INCELS, misogynists, rapists, predators, abusers, creeps...
And you think calling men "MALES" is going to piss us off? lol.
Men invented body positivity.
You cannot shame the shameless, my dear.
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Despite his speech difficulties and the mockery he faces, he continues to boldly preach the Gospel!
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If you're Igbo, you understand the undertone to the song they're singing. Solodo mind no go touch ground 😂😂😂
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.@POTUS: "This is Iron Mike Tyson. I won't be fighting him today, but I've been his fan for a long time. We've been friends for a long time. Iron Mike — there's nobody like him."
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Man shares how he went from being an Afrobeat artiste who smoked and clubbed to becoming a man of God
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You fit just stroll enter one football viewing center, bar or lounge for TARABA, make you go Jam Peter Obi for there dey follow people talk.😂🔥
As for me, campaigning for, and ensuring that Peter Obi becomes Nigeria’s president is a matter of LIFE and DEATH⚠️‼️
#NigeriaWillBeOk
#2027RigandDie
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"We must use the Rosary like arms, like weapons against the evils, to fight, to spread the Kingdom of God."
— St. Teresa of Calcutta
Always pray the Rosary 📿.
HONOURING OUR HEROES BEYOND TRIBUTES
Today, I joined other Nigerians in Awka to celebrate the life and legacy of a distinguished senior military officer and diplomat, our departed elder, Lieutenant General Chikadibia Isaac Obiakor (Rtd.).
General Obiakor served our fatherland with distinction as a senior officer of the Nigerian Army. Beyond his military service, he also served as a diplomat and Military Adviser at the United Nations Department of Peacekeeping Operations. He truly lived an exemplary life of service worthy of emulation.
In my remarks, I reiterated my position that the men and women of our Armed Forces, both serving and retired, deserve the highest honour and respect, not only in life but also in death. Political leaders should personally identify with and honour those who have dedicated their lives to defending our nation.
The recent loss of our military personnel in the aircraft crash and the subsequent helicopter incident further reminds us of the sacrifices our men and women in uniform make every day for our country.
Our retired military personnel deserve timely pensions, accessible healthcare, and decent living conditions, while our serving personnel deserve adequate equipment, proper training, and effective medical care.
Those who defend our nation deserve a nation that protects their dignity and well-being.
May God Almighty grant General Obiakor eternal rest, comfort his family, and protect all our serving personnel. -PO
