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"Saudi Arabia is hypocritical. Bangladesh asked for evidence of the crimes committed by those who were executed, but none was provided. They would not treat an American citizen that way. Islam has been labelled a terrorist religion around the world, and actions like beheading those people have only reinforced that perception. They were wrong to behead them. All Nigerian alfas must apologise to Mudiru Markaz because he predicted everything."
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“I listened to Kelly Hansome’s song at a club in Owerri. Automatically, I knew this song was a good song. We now signed Kelly Hansome. We shot five videos, Hollywood material. It’s the most expensive project that we ever did. Ever. Came back to Nigeria and we started pushing him. When he finally got to the point of making money, he said he didn’t want to do again. After a while, he now said he wanted to come back. I said, ‘Person we don teach me lesson once. If I no listen, he go teach me again.’” — Kenny Ogungbe
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“I LEARNED OF MY SON’S EXECUTION ON FACEBOOK”: FATHER OF BANGLADESHI MAN BEHEADED IN SAUDI ARABIA The father of Nazrul Islam Abdul Basir, the Bangladeshi man executed in Saudi Arabia alongside his partner, says he still does not know why his son was jailed and only learned of his execution through Facebook. The grieving father also revealed that Nazrul’s paternal aunt died of a heart attack after hearing the news of his execution on October 14. “My son is gone, my sister is gone too. I’ve lost everything,” he said through tears.
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“I used to tell people that as a Yoruba, I practise the traditions of my forefathers. “Once, while returning from school on my way to the farm, I saw a sacrifice at a junction containing various items, including cowries. I took the money and ate the sacrifice. “When I told my grandmother, she said I was born into Yoruba tradition and that eating sacrifices would not harm me. She added that the person who offered it had had their prayer answered.” — Sunday Igboho on his birthday during the visit of Baba Ijesha and Kola Olootu
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“South-West Doesn’t Need Constitutional Amendments to Rise Again” — Obafemi Hamzat, Incoming Lagos Governor The incoming Lagos State governor, Obafemi Hamzat has delivered a bold message to the South-West, saying the region’s return to excellence does not depend on constitutional amendments but on visionary leadership and decisive action. He spoke at the Continental Birthday Lecture celebrating Chief Reuben Fasoranti.
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