- A Nigerian man called on Kogi Central politicians to share wrapping paper with women as empowerment.
Kamiru Zubairu, a Kogi man, called on Kogi Central Politicans to share wrappers with women as empowerment.
He believes that it should be regarded as a mere gift, not a real authorization.
“Kogi Central politicians, those who share packaging with women are called empowerment, please do not empower.” he wrote.
In other news….. Police in River State captured a pastor in a viral video during a “mental cleansing” ceremony, and two church leaders were captured in a viral video, aged five to nine.
The footage shows the clergy hitting each child with palm leaves and then sending him to a group marked “Cleaning.”
He claimed that the ceremony was done under the instructions of the Holy Spirit, which included sprinkling dove blood mixed with the children.
“This is the instructions of the Holy Spirit. It is not done on inspiration for anyone, but on spiritual inspiration. This is the instruction of the Holy Spirit
The child’s parents rushed into the police station and expressed their solidarity with their pastor. They claimed that they were willing to hand over their children to the pastor as directed by the Holy Spirit so that He could purify them and avoid disasters and other bad habits.
The children were all detained.
In other news…A Nigerian job seeker shares an interesting story about how a failed interview unexpectedly turned into a free lunch.
Determined as @Omolomo_O on X, he narrated that he participated in a job interview that quickly began to go downhill. He realized that his chances of ensuring the position were slim and he found a glimmer of hope when the interviewer stepped on the takeaway meal.
According to him, the boss invited everyone to share the food out of courtesy. Without hesitation, he washed his hands, joined the competition, enjoying Amara and Higua.
“I remember I was going to have a job interview. The boss walked in with food in the takeaway plastic and out of courtesy, saying, ‘Come and go everyone’ to everyone. I stood up, washed my hands, and joined him to eat the Amara he bought. He let me eat. But I knew it was my first and last day. He narrated it.
His relaxed confession pleased many social media users who applauded his honest and humorous attitude for the disappointing situation.
See the screenshot below:
