The Kano Hisbah Board has arrested nine Muslims for allegedly eating in public on the first day of Ramadan.

Hisbah’s Deputy Commander, Mujahid Aminudeen, who disclosed this in a statement said the suspects, including two women and seven men where arrested on Wednesday, February 18, 2026.

He explained that they were apprehended after being seen eating food in broad daylight, contrary to the rules of fasting.

“We arrested them and they are with us, where we will teach them the importance of fasting, how to pray and read the Qur’an, and how to become good Muslims,” Aminudeen said.

He, however, did not disclose when the arrested individuals will be released.

Senior pastor David Ogbueli has stirred conversations online after sharing a strong message about what he described as “defiling” sexual practices within marriage.

While preaching, the cleric stated that certain acts between married couples go against biblical teachings and, in his words, “invite negative spiritual consequences into the home.”

He linked the issue to what he called a growing moral decline, expressing concern that many churches no longer address such topics directly.

Ogbueli also warned that younger generations are being exposed to ideas he believes contradict traditional Christian values, adding that more spiritual guidance and teaching are needed.

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A pastor’s daughter identified on TikTok as @tinuuuuu4 has sparked reactions online after stating that she cannot marry a pastor.

In a video shared on the platform, she outlined four reasons behind her stance, noting that her decision is based on personal experience and preferences.

According to her, she does not believe she can settle down with someone who is overly religious, as she feels such individuals may struggle with logical or balanced conversations.

She explained that marrying a pastor would likely place her in that situation.

She also mentioned her strong dislike for staying back long hours after church services, a routine she associates with pastors and church leadership, adding that it is not a lifestyle she sees herself adjusting to.

She said …

“Number one, I know it sounds strange, but I do not like overly religious people. Overly religious people are not logical. I don’t know how to explain it. I like to have logical conversations, and most times, people that are very, very religious are not very logical.

“Number two, waiting after church. If you are a pastor’s son or a pastor’s daughter or you stay with a pastor, you will be able to relate to this. I hate the fact that I have to wait one hour, two hours after service. I don’t want to do it.

“Number three, members expect a lot from you. They place you in a very high esteem…

“Number four, a lot of overly religious men are very mean people…Some of the interactions I have had with people that are very, very religious, staunch Christians, most times, they are very mean.

“I want to marry a Christian, but I don’t want somebody who is a pastor…I just want somebody that loves God, loves his family, and we are fine.”

Watch the video below …

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