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NOAV retweeted
If you guys come out to vote, the elections will be too big to rig.
You must come out.
If we have over 60m Nigerians out to vote!
Things can shift
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I do not support hate speech against any religion. However, I firmly believe that if this young man belonged to another faith, the organization would not have handed him over to security agencies or publicly denied that he was a member.
As a former member of AGAJI, I know that the organization has clear rules and disciplinary procedures. The young man may have sung the song without any malicious intention., he is not the innovator of that song either, The appropriate course of action would have been to call him in, warn him, apply internal disciplinary measures, and require him to apologize so that the act would not be repeated.
Instead, the organization has denied that he was a genuine member and has even suggested that he joined with ulterior motives, which that not fair and is not islamic teaching to denied someone because he was wrong, It is worth noting that AGAJI is a voluntary organization, and this individual dedicated his time and effort to its activities, this is the treatment he has received in return.
In addition, there have been many instances of Christians issuing threats against Muslims on social media, particularly on Facebook. How many of those individuals have been arrested? Hate speech and the promotion of violence appear on social media daily, yet accountability is often selective.
I am not saying the young man should not be questioned. What I am saying is that accountability should be applied fairly and consistently to all sides.
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NOAV retweeted
Imagine running from a fellow catholic because he might scream “Jesus is great” and explode on me 😂
Can never happen!!!
Thank you Jesus 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
An Izala guy looked at me yesterday and started walking towards me. I didn't wait to hear Allahu Akbar. I took off. 🏃♂️
My brother, who knows if he’s carrying an AK-47? . 😭🤣
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NOAV retweeted
People who don't want Hindu Temples or Churches in Saudi Arabia want to have mosques in Japan
What a hypocrisy
#BREAKING 🇯🇵 A mosque has been burned down by a Japanese villager in Hokkaido.
"I hoped they would leave"
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NOAV retweeted
She lost 17 of her family members.
Islamists are mass slaughtering Christians in Nigeria.
Where is the outrage?
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NOAV retweeted
I used to wash my feet before I prayed.
Now, I pray to the One who has already made me clean.
PRAISE GOD, I AM FREE!
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NOAV retweeted
What this guy did is basically to muddy the Truth.
His central claims—that the “victim” was definitively a minor (not an adult), that she was lured away from her parents and removed from school, and that media reports of an adult conversion are a CALCULATED LIE—are not supported by the available evidence and are contradicted by multiple sources. Truth Nigeria (which cites the certified judgment), Barnabas Aid, Starnews, and statements from Dawa’s husband (Evangelist Amos Suleman) and lawyers consistently describe an adult Muslim woman who testified in court that she converted voluntarily of her own free will, with no coercion. Lawyers explicitly stated she was not underage under the law. No independent reporting confirms the minor-abduction narrative. He is treating the title of the charge as conclusive proof while ignoring the disputed application of Section 210 to a religious conversation
You can check out this sources.
- Truth Nigeria (Oct 14, 2026): Obtained a certified copy of the judgment. Reports the conviction under Section 210, quotes the allocutus, and includes the husband’s statement that the woman “is an adult — she testified clearly that no one forced her.”
truthnigeria.com/2026/10/nig…
- Barnabas Aid (Oct 30, 2026): Confirms the Section 210 conviction and sentence. States lawyers confirmed the woman “was not underage by law” and could choose her religion freely.
barnabasaid.org/us/news/nige…
- Starnews (Oct 20, 2026): Details the voluntary testimony of the adult convert and the application of the child-custody statute.
starnews.com.ng/court-jails-…
- Daily Justice / other Nigerian outlets (mid-to-late Oct 2026): Consistently describe an adult woman who testified to free conversion, while noting the mismatch with Section 210.
dailyjusticengr.com/borno-co…
- International Christian Concern and additional reports (e.g., Capital Post, CKN News) echo the same court details and the adult voluntary-conversion testimony from the husband and lawyers.
No public source independently confirms that the woman was a minor or that she was abducted from school; the “minor” claim rests only on the wording of the charge itself, which the defense and reporting dispute as misapplied.
Here are the facts regarding the deliberate sensationalism pushed by Arise News and online propagandists.
1) The judgment was delivered by Hon. Justice A. B. Kumalia at the Borno State High Court in Suit No. BOHC/MG/CR/154/2025 on May 5, 2026.
2) Liyatu Samuel Dawa was convicted under Section 210 of the Borno State Penal Code strictly for "depriving a parent the lawful custody of his child."
3) The victim is a MINOR, not an adult contrary to what is being peddled around.
4) The court established the victim was a minor who was lured away from her parents and removed from school, completely destroying the "consenting adult woman" media lie.
5) In the Allocutus admission, as seen in the Certified True Copy attached, Dawa herself pleaded for leniency by explicitly referring to the minor as a "victim" whom she "did not intend to cheat" and "only advised."
6) The Irrelevance of Consent as a defense. Even if the minor allegedly "confessed" or agreed to the conversion, a child cannot legally consent to abduction away from her lawful guardians.
The deceitful attempt by Arise to replace a vulnerable minor with an independent adult is a calculated media strategy to transform a straightforward child abduction conviction into a fabricated story of religious persecution.
We rely on the Certified True Copy of the court judgment, not manufactured internet outrage.
Let’s stick to the facts.
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NOAV retweeted
They sentenced her to 14 years in prison using Islamic jurisprudence, even though they knew she was a Christian and she had only advised an adult about her faith, yet the world is silent about it.
Please repost; let the world know.
JUST IN: a Christian woman has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for converting a muslim adult to a Christian in Borno state
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The Borno State government is using the same Sharia law to sentence her to prison, even though they know she is Christian.
To those saying Sharia law doesn't affect a non-Muslim, I hope you have seen this.
If you like, allow them to introduce it to your states.
I just saw a news on AriseNews where a woman was sentenced to 14 years in prison for converting a muslim adult to a Christian in Borno, and people aren’t talking about it enough. Are we even okay in this country???????
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NOAV retweeted
Please next city is Abuja
28 Nov
More details soon.
Me after paying for the space:
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The sound of Northern Nigerian Christian’s worshiping Jesus through the murderous persecution.
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Those folks are devils.
Justice for Liatu Samuel.
Please engage with everything you come across speaking up for her
Liatu Samuel Dawa has been sentenced to 14 years imprisonment.
She did not kill,
She did not steal,
She did not lie nor abuse anyone,
Her only crime is coming from Northern Nigeria, telling someone about Jesus the Savior and the person becoming a Christian. In many let’s of Arewa North, it’s a criminal offence punishable by death for a Muslim to convert to Christianity.
Nothing must happen to Liatu Samuel Dawa. We will collectively follow up on this case and make sure she gets justice.
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NOAV retweeted
Her only offense is telling someone about Jesus in Bornu State. She deserves to live, she doesn’t deserve prison sentence.
Laitu Samuel Dawa must be released unconditionally now.
Liatu Samuel Dawa has been sentenced to 14 years imprisonment.
She did not kill,
She did not steal,
She did not lie nor abuse anyone,
Her only crime is coming from Northern Nigeria, telling someone about Jesus the Savior and the person becoming a Christian. In many let’s of Arewa North, it’s a criminal offence punishable by death for a Muslim to convert to Christianity.
Nothing must happen to Liatu Samuel Dawa. We will collectively follow up on this case and make sure she gets justice.
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NOAV retweeted
Kingdom not made with human hands. Move that cannot be stopped. Every move permitted against it is for it.
Can’t make Christianity up.
Two young Christian men are serving prison sentences in one of Iran’s hardest prisons. They’re there because they refuse to stop preaching about Jesus.
When asked how to pray for them, their answer wasn’t what you might expect.
“Pray that we would not be released until our job here is finished,” they said. They had led numerous fellow prisoners to faith. Now, their chief concern was to remain inside long enough to disciple them.
Read more:
thegospelcoalition.org/artic…
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