Hello everyone, it's been a while. Today, I want to delve into a new topic that ties into questions I've been pondering since I started posting here.

Previously, I shared my thoughts on the idea that we might be trapped in a metaphorical or spiritual prison. According to my research, our pains and suffering serve as energy for malevolent entities controlling our world. I also believe that our souls are confined to this realm through reincarnation—when we die, our memories are erased, and we return in new bodies, repeating the cycle.

Now, I am exploring whether this prison is not just spiritual but also physical. Could there be other lands or civilizations existing alongside us on Earth that we are unaware of? This is a sensitive and divisive topic, which is why I’ve hesitated to discuss it openly. I will try to present verifiable evidence and leave it to you to draw your own conclusions.

Since we are limited to four pictures a day on this platform, I will share additional evidence in the coming days. I look forward to hearing your thoughts on this intriguing subject.

Are We In A Physical Prison? Are There More Lands?

Are We Living in a Physical Prison? Exploring Hidden Lands and Civilizations

Planning to rent in Lagos? Don't be fooled by appearances. Many landlords hide important details until it's too late. From flooding issues to unreliable power supply and hidden fees, these secrets can affect your peace of mind and finances.

This guide reveals 10 critical truths Lagos landlords often keep quiet. Knowing these can help you make informed decisions and avoid costly surprises after moving in. Always inspect thoroughly, ask neighbors, and don’t rush your decision.

Stay vigilant and protect yourself by asking the right questions before signing any rental agreement. Lagos rentals come with their unique challenges—be prepared to navigate them wisely.

10 Things Lagos Landlords Won’t Tell You Until It’s Too Late

10 Hidden Landlord Secrets Lagos Tenants Must Know Before Renting

Ukraine's top military commander announced that Ukrainian forces have successfully halted Russia's recent push into the northeastern Sumy region. The defense has stabilized the front line near the Russian border, preventing Russia from redeploying thousands of troops, including elite units, to other areas.

Commander-in-Chief General Oleksandr Syrskyi stated that Ukraine's resistance has caused the enemy's summer offensive to falter, with slow and costly advances along the long front line. Despite heavy casualties and damaged equipment, Ukrainian forces rely heavily on drones to hold back Russian advances.

International efforts to broker a ceasefire have largely failed, aside from prisoner exchanges, the latest of which involved severely injured soldiers. Sumy, a key regional hub close to the conflict zone, has seen increased security measures, including new defensive fortifications. Recent withdrawals from nearby regions have also shifted territorial control between Ukraine and Russia.

Ukraine Halted Russia's Advance In Northeastern Sumy Region, Top General Says

Ukraine Stops Russian Advance in Sumy Region, Military Official Reports

Finding a genuine house agent in Lagos can be challenging due to the rise of rental scams. Fraudsters often use tactics like phantom listings, fake identities, and urgency to deceive unsuspecting tenants.

This guide highlights eight key signs to watch out for. From agents demanding upfront inspection fees without showing the property to those refusing to share the exact address or connect you with the landlord, these red flags can help you stay safe.

Always verify the agent's identity, insist on seeing the property physically, and avoid rushing into payments. Staying cautious and asking the right questions can save you from falling victim to scams in Lagos's competitive housing market.

How To Spot A Fake House Agent In Lagos

How to Detect Fake House Agents in Lagos and Avoid Rental Scams

Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation, has been ranked 7th among the world's friendliest countries toward strangers, according to the 2025 World Happiness Report by the UN. The report, compiled by Oxford’s Wellbeing Research Centre in collaboration with Gallup and the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network, assessed 147 countries based on well-being and prosocial behaviors like donating and volunteering.

However, Nigeria's overall happiness ranking is much lower at 105th, highlighting challenges in life satisfaction and systemic issues. The report also reveals a significant trust gap between informal acts of kindness and formal institutions. For example, Nigeria ranks 33rd for returning lost wallets found by strangers but drops to 126th when found by the police, indicating low confidence in law enforcement.

These findings point to a complex social dynamic where personal kindness exists alongside systemic shortcomings. The report underscores the need for strengthening public trust and institutional reforms to improve overall well-being in Nigeria.

Nigeria Tops Chart Among World's Friendliest Countries To Strangers

Nigeria Ranks 7th Globally for Friendliness to Strangers Despite Low Happiness

Russian media claimed their troops captured the village of Dachne in Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk region, showcasing footage of Russian flags and occupation scenes. However, Ukraine’s military denied these reports, stating the Russian forces only briefly entered the area before being eliminated.

Ukrainian officials confirmed that no ground was secured and that the village remains under Ukrainian control. They also reported ongoing clashes along the southeastern border, with Russian attempts to establish a “gray zone” in the region.

Ukrainian military leaders emphasized that the situation is under control, with no threat to nearby cities like Dnipro. The conflict continues to involve small-scale skirmishes and strategic defense efforts along the border areas.

‘They Took A Selfie And Died’ – Russian Capture Of Dnipropetrovsk Region ‘Fake’

Ukraine Denies Russian Claims of Dnipropetrovsk Village Capture Amid Propaganda Standoff

A residential building along Adeniji Adele Road in Isale Eko, Lagos Island, collapsed early Thursday morning. Several residents were trapped beneath the rubble and have been hospitalized. Emergency services, including LASTMA, the Nigerian Police, and rescue teams, responded swiftly to the scene.

Authorities report that victims have been rescued and are receiving medical attention. Traffic has been rerouted to facilitate rescue operations and reduce congestion. The incident raises ongoing concerns about building safety and regulation enforcement in Lagos, especially in densely populated areas.

The Lagos State government is investigating the cause of the collapse. Residents are urged to report any structural issues in their buildings to prevent future tragedies.

Building Collapse In Lagos Island: Several Hospitalized After Isale Eko Incident

Lagos Island Building Collapse: Multiple Injured and Emergency Response Underway

This detailed account sheds light on the ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel, highlighting the experiences of ordinary Iranians caught in the crossfire. As Israeli airstrikes target military and civilian sites, thousands of Iranians are forced to leave their homes, seeking safety across the country.

The story follows Sahar, a Tehran-based sociologist, and her family as they escape the violence, sharing their fears, struggles, and acts of solidarity from fellow Iranians. It also covers the broader impact of the conflict on Iranian infrastructure, civilian casualties, and the efforts of local communities and online platforms providing emergency shelter.

Despite a recent ceasefire announcement, many Iranians remain skeptical and continue to live in uncertainty, hoping for peace and safety. This narrative offers a human perspective on the ongoing crisis in Iran, emphasizing resilience and community support during times of war.

Stories Directly From Iran Between 13

Iranians Flee Cities Amid Israeli Airstrikes: Personal Stories of Displacement

Mrs. Olorunlogbon, the landowner involved in a contentious property case in Lagos, has issued a strong statement refuting Peter Obi's claims. Obi had publicly accused her of demolishing a property linked to his family, but she counters that he is misrepresenting facts and politicizing a court matter that is still ongoing.

In her detailed response, Mrs. Olorunlogbon highlights inconsistencies in Obi’s statements about the property's ownership. She emphasizes that she holds valid government documents, including Certificates of Occupancy, and that the court has already ruled in her favor. She condemns Obi’s actions as an attempt to undermine the judiciary and manipulate public opinion.

She calls on those allegedly hiring Obi to come forward with their documents to settle the matter legally. Her statement aims to clarify the truth and uphold the rule of law amid rising public controversy over the case.

Don't Mislead Nigerians – Land Owner Confronts Peter Obi

Land Dispute: Mrs. Olorunlogbon Responds to Peter Obi's Allegations

Based on my assessment, Iran has suffered significant losses, especially regarding its nuclear program. Over the past few years, Iran has lost more than 60 billion dollars in this sector alone.

Regarding the recent strikes on Iranian sites, I trust the American military's account. They stated that the sites were targeted with six bunker-buster bombers followed by over thirty bunker-destroying aircraft, once Israeli-controlled airspace was secured.

The bunker-busters tore down the foundations of the sites, with other strikes completing the destruction. Iran even claimed they had removed some materials beforehand, but I believe that's a lie. Iran has been bombarding the sites and even caused an earthquake, so when could they have removed anything?

This happened before the American airstrikes. The conflict has caused extensive damage, and it's clear that both sides have suffered significant setbacks.

Who Loose More In Israel And Iran War Base On Your Assessment??

Impact of the Israel-Iran Conflict: Who Loses the Most?

Across the waters from Lekki’s luxury estates lies Refuge Island, a forgotten community with over 2,000 residents living without electricity, clean water, roads, schools, or healthcare. Despite its proximity to some of Nigeria’s wealthiest neighborhoods, the island remains disconnected from Lagos’s development and infrastructure.

Residents survive with fuel-powered generators, fetch water from shallow wells, and rely on boats for transportation. The community faces neglect from government authorities, with inadequate services and a lack of basic amenities. Children often walk hours to attend schools on the mainland, while others never return home due to flooding and poor infrastructure.

Urban planners warn that Lagos is creating two cities—one of affluence and another of marginalization. Civic activists are now calling for inclusion, improved healthcare, education, flood prevention, and sustainable development for Refuge Island, highlighting the urgent need for equitable growth in Lagos.

Forgotten In The Shadows Of Lekki: Inside The Struggles Of Refuge Island

Refuge Island: Lagos’ Hidden Struggle for Basic Rights

Building collapses in Lagos remain a serious concern, prompting industry stakeholders to demand immediate reforms. At a recent high-level forum at the University of Lagos, experts discussed the root causes of these tragedies, including weak enforcement of regulations, corruption, and unqualified professionals.

Speakers emphasized the need for stricter oversight, digitalized approval processes, and better training for artisans. Leaders from both federal and state agencies highlighted collaborative efforts to create safer urban environments. Participants agreed that professionalism, transparency, and accountability are key to preventing future disasters.

This dialogue aims to inspire policy changes that will ensure Nigeria's cities are safer, resilient, and sustainable for all residents.

Real Estate Industry Experts, Stakeholders Raise Alarm Over Building Collapse

Nigerian Experts Call for Urgent Reforms to Prevent Building Collapses in Lagos

During a recent 12-day war, Iran reportedly lost more than 30 of its high-ranking military generals. These include key figures from the IRGC, Quds Force, Aerospace Force, and other military branches.

The casualties include commanders responsible for intelligence, aerospace, air defense, and social affairs within Iran's military and paramilitary organizations. The event marks a significant blow to Iran's military leadership.

Details about the conflict's origins and impact remain limited, but the high number of casualties indicates a major escalation in regional tensions.

30 Iranian Generals Eliminated During The 12 Day War:

Iran Loses Over 30 Top Military Leaders in 12-Day Conflict

The Mokwa flood has resulted in over 1,000 confirmed deaths, highlighting the devastating impact of infrastructural negligence in Nigeria. This tragedy underscores how poor planning and maintenance of critical facilities can lead to catastrophic consequences.

In Nigeria, especially in Niger State, despite having four major dams, the expected benefits such as effective drainage, water supply, and irrigation systems have been neglected for decades. This failure has contributed to recurring floods and suffering for local communities.

The ongoing Mokwa flood is a predictable disaster that reveals the systemic failure and negligence of our government at both state and federal levels. It is time for urgent action to address these infrastructural issues and prevent future tragedies.

Mokwa Flood... More Than 1000 Deaths Confirmed, True Story

Mokwa Flood Disaster Exposes Nigeria's Infrastructure Neglect

A former security contractor working at Gaza's aid distribution sites has accused colleagues of firing on unthreatening Palestinians, including with machine guns. He described witnessing guards open fire on civilians and a culture of impunity among contractors, with little regard for rules or safety.

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) denied the allegations, claiming no civilians were harmed and blaming Israeli forces for any gunfire heard. The contractor also reported witnessing Palestinians being harmed by debris, mace, and stun grenades at the sites. Several NGOs have called for the shutdown of the GHF, citing concerns over violence and misconduct.

The situation in Gaza remains tense, with ongoing conflict and a high death toll since the recent escalation. This report highlights the complex and dangerous conditions faced by aid workers and civilians alike.

Gaza Aid Contractor Tells BBC He Saw Colleagues Fire On Hungry Palestinians

Gaza Aid Distribution Sparks Controversy Over Violence and Impunity

This post questions why the Nigerian civil war, which resulted in approximately 3 million deaths in just 30 months, is not widely recognized as a genocide. It compares this to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, where about 160,000 Palestinians have died since 1947, and asks why the latter is labeled a genocide while Nigeria's civil war is not.

The author also highlights the Ethiopian civil war, where around 600,000 lives were lost, and criticizes the lack of attention from African communities. The post touches on the Black Lives Matter movement, implying that black lives only matter when a police officer kills a black person in the US, but not when black-on-black violence or conflicts in Sudan occur.

Overall, the post challenges perceptions of genocide, racial justice, and the global response to African conflicts, urging for greater recognition and concern for African tragedies.

A Question For My Genocide Experts

Are We Truly Recognizing Genocide in Africa and Beyond?

A severe heatwave has triggered multiple wildfires across northern Israel, leading to mass evacuations and emergency responses. Fires have broken out in Haifa, Kafr Qassem, and near the Sea of Galilee, threatening residents and property.

Firefighters, aircraft, and rescue teams are actively battling the fast-moving flames. In Haifa, a large wildfire near Nahal HaGiborim has caused evacuations of homes and schools. Several buildings and structures have been damaged.

In Hukok village, the fire fueled by strong winds has prompted evacuations of nearby homes, with authorities working to contain its spread. Traffic has been diverted on Highway 90 as the fire continues to threaten the area. Meanwhile, a fire near Kafr Qassem was successfully controlled before causing major damage.

Authorities warn the public to stay alert and avoid outdoor fires as the heatwave persists. Emergency teams remain on high alert across the country.

Nation On Fire:Heatwave Sparks Wildfires In Israel,Prompting Evacuations

Wildfires Rage Across Northern Israel Amid Heatwave, Evacuations Underway

A Ukrainian pilot was killed, and an F-16 fighter jet was lost in recent Russian missile and drone attacks. Ukraine's military confirmed the loss on Sunday morning, marking the third F-16 lost since Russia's invasion in 2022.

According to Ukraine's air force, the pilot fought bravely, shooting down seven targets before his aircraft was damaged. He attempted to steer the jet away from civilian areas but did not have time to eject and save himself.

Russia launched 537 drones and missiles into Ukraine overnight into Sunday. Ukrainian forces, including an F-16 pilot, responded to defend the country during this intense attack.

Ukraine Loses Pilot And F-16 Fighter Jet In Overnight Russian Strikes

Ukraine Loses Pilot and F-16 Jet During Russian Overnight Strikes

There is growing concern over the Nigerian army's actions in Oghede community, Edo State. Reports indicate that the military is destroying homes under the pretext of expanding their barracks. Many residents believe this is an abuse of power and an act of oppression.

Community members argue that proper procedures, such as issuing notices or involving the state government, should be followed before such demolitions. The community is calling on Edo State Governor, Comrade Monday Okpebholo, as well as the Chief of Army Staff and the Chief of Defense Staff, to intervene and address this issue.

It is important that security operations respect community rights and follow legal protocols to prevent unnecessary hardship and conflict.

Nigerian Army Destroying Houses In Edo Community

Concern Over Nigerian Army Demolitions in Edo Community

A UK High Court has ruled that Shell plc and its former Nigerian subsidiary can be legally responsible for longstanding oil pollution in Nigeria. The judgment allows affected communities in Bille and Ogale to pursue claims for environmental damage caused over many years.

The communities, with a combined population of 50,000, have suffered from contaminated water, loss of farming and fishing livelihoods, and health risks due to decades of oil spills. Shell attempted to limit the scope of the case, but the court rejected these efforts, affirming that liability can extend beyond the five-year limitation period if pollution remains unaddressed.

This case sets a significant precedent for environmental justice involving multinational corporations. It also raises questions about Shell's role in illegal bunkering and refining activities, with evidence suggesting staff involvement. The trial is scheduled for 2027, with communities seeking justice and remediation.

UK Court Rules Against Shell Over Nigerian Oil Spill

UK Court Holds Shell Accountable for Nigerian Oil Pollution Legacy

Residents of Post Service Housing Estate in Ojo, Lagos, are protesting against the estate's executive committee due to alleged high-handedness and lack of accountability. The estate's management, under the direction of Major General A. I. Allison, has been accused of siding with the committee and suppressing residents' voices.

The residents claim that despite paying utility bills for over three years, the committee has refused to render accounts or improve estate infrastructure. They also allege intimidation, removal from communication platforms, and favoritism towards military officers, which breaches the estate's legal framework. Calls for transparency and fair leadership have been met with suppression and accusations of inciting unrest.

This situation highlights issues of governance, transparency, and residents’ rights within the estate, raising concerns over mismanagement and abuse of authority affecting over a thousand residents seeking justice and better living conditions.

Post Service Housing Estate Residents Cry Out Over Exco's High-handedness.

Residents of Post Service Housing Estate Protest Executive Committee’s High-Handedness and Lack of Transparency

I've always wondered about the daily lives of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in camps across Nigeria. Despite the support from the government, NGOs, and individuals, and the security provided, I question whether they are allowed to go out to do business or work.

Are they permitted to leave the camp, hustle, and return each day? Or are they restricted to staying inside without the freedom to earn a living? I empathize with their situation and can only imagine how they cope financially.

Additionally, I find it concerning when I hear about women in the camps giving birth. It raises questions about their privacy and how relationships are maintained under such conditions. How do they meet, and how do intimate relationships occur in these confined spaces?

Are Internally Displaced Persons At The Camp Allowed To Go Out To Work?

Can Internally Displaced Persons Legally Go Out to Work?

In Nigeria, your online posts can have serious legal consequences if they violate the law. The Cybercrimes Act 2015 criminalizes activities such as defamation, spreading false information, threats, blackmail, inciting public disturbance, and hate speech.

Law enforcement agencies can monitor and track your WhatsApp messages and social media posts if they are linked to public interest or national security concerns.

However, you have rights. You can remain silent, consult a lawyer, and cannot be detained beyond 48 hours without a court order.

Always think carefully before posting online. Remember, online freedom comes with responsibility. Stay informed about your rights and use your voice wisely to stay safe.

Can You Be Arrested For Your Whatsapp Or Facebook Post? Know Your Rights Online

Know Your Rights: Can You Be Arrested for Your Social Media Posts in Nigeria?

This report highlights the Nigerian states with the most expensive cooking gas prices in April 2025. It provides detailed data on LPG costs, year-on-year and month-on-month changes, and efforts by state governments to address rising prices.

Imo State has the highest average LPG price at N22,938.73, followed by Delta and Rivers. The report also covers price trends in other states like Enugu, Anambra, Bayelsa, Akwa Ibom, Kano, Taraba, Ebonyi, and more.

While some states are taking steps to reduce costs or improve safety, many still face high prices without significant intervention. The data reflects ongoing challenges in affordable cooking gas access across Nigeria.

Top 10 Nigerian States With The Highest Cooking Gas Prices In April 2025

Nigeria’s States with the Highest Cooking Gas Prices in April 2025

In Nigeria today, many of us grew up hearing that money isn't everything. We were told to seek peace and spiritual fulfillment instead of wealth. But in the realities of 2025 Nigeria, this idea is being challenged.

While money isn't the sole source of happiness, it plays a crucial role in our daily lives. Poverty brings pain and hardship, affecting health, relationships, and opportunities. Independence, peace of mind, and love often depend on financial stability.

This post explores how money influences our society, relationships, and personal freedom. It questions whether the traditional view holds up in our current Nigerian context and encourages us to reflect on the true value of wealth.

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