"IF YOUR HUSBAND SLAPS YOU DOWN AND YOU CALL THE COPS, YOU ARE EVIL" – PASTOR CALLS WOMEN EVIL FOR CALLING POLICE ON THEIR HUSBANDS. (PHOTO).

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 "If your husband slaps you down and you call the cops, you are evil" – Pastor calls women evil for calling police on their husbands A pastor has sparked outrage after describing women who call the police when physically assaulted by their husbands as "evil" and accusing them of harming their spouses. In a sermon, the pastor said a woman who reports her husband to the police after he slaps her is doing something wicked. He criticised Cassandra McMurtry, a pastor's wife, for advising women experiencing physical abuse to seek help and report it to the authorities. The pastor described the advice as "unbiblical trash" and argued that women should remain with their husbands even when they are bad spouses, citing biblical teachings on submission and marriage. He also warned women against recording their husbands during disputes or reporting them to the police, claiming such actions could damage their reputations, cost them their jobs and expose them to the ...

KWARA STATE UNVEILS WEST AFRICA'S TALLEST FLAGPOLE AT 70 METERS IN ILORIN, A TOWERING SYMBOL OF UNITY AND PRIDE.(PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE


 Gov Abdulrazaq proud of strides in tech, creative sector, enterprise as Kwara hoists Unity Flagpole


•Says it’s a symbol of national pride, unity


Kwara State on Monday officially hoisted its 70-meter Unity Flagpole, which Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq called a towering symbol of “national unity, our collective journey and aspirations as a people”. 


At a brief ceremony in Ilorin, the Governor said the state was not just raising a flag, but was unveiling a bold symbol of unity, pride, and national identity. 


He was represented by Commissioner for Communication Bola Olukoju, who was assisted by three other Commissioners: Aliyu Kora Sabi (Transport); Nafisat Buge (Environment); and Nnafatima Imam (Social Development).


Watched by hundreds of citizens from different axes of the metropolis, the flag hoisting was also witnessed by Deputy Police Commissioner, DCP Nurudeen Abdulraheem, other top officials, bureaucrats, and many others. 


“Just like the Innovation Hub, Visual Arts Centre, and Garment Factory, this flagpole stands as a regional marvel—another testament to the transformation taking place across Kwara,” the Governor said, referring to its status as the tallest in British West Africa. 


“It asserts our place on the global stage and reinforces the growing reputation of our state as a centre of innovation, culture, and purposeful leadership.


“We envision this landmark becoming a major attraction—drawing visitors, creating more opportunities, and showcasing Kwara’s strategic investment in infrastructure that not only serves but also inspires.


“We have built roads. We have modernised hospitals. We have strengthened water access and extended support to farmers, traders, and various segments of our community. We have also introduced targeted social protection programmes for the most vulnerable among us.


“But development is not only about the tangible. It is also about the spirit—about building monuments and spaces that lift our hearts, celebrate our heritage, and remind us of who we are and where we are headed. This flagpole belongs in that special category. It aligns with our broader vision of a Kwara that is not only functional, but also beautiful, inspiring, and globally visible.”


Abeeb Oredunni 

Press Secretary 

Ministry of Communication

May 19, 2025.

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