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Foreign Affairs › Re: Palestinian Activist Ahed Tamimi Arrested For Allegedly ‘inciting Terrorism’ . by Af0nja: 5:42pm On Nov 06, 2023
victorclean:
Which activist?. Na terrorist. Every Muslim is a potential terrorist. It's just a matter of time.
This is crazy, out of the billions of sp3rm in Your fadas sem3n, it was the dumbest one that made it to fertilize your mom's egg.
.tueh!!


Hiding under a false gender to post senseIess stuffs
Investment › Re: Dollar To Naira Black Market Exchange Rate Today 5/11/2023 by Af0nja: 6:06pm On Nov 05, 2023
Ay04z:
Oops I rush to convert to naira. Now is over 1k again... If I ever buy d dollar now.. Will just close eye leave am there...
Naira is heading back to 1300, there's been no stable measures implemented to cause it to appreciate
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Using Africans As ‘free Clinical Resource’ – Moscow by Af0nja: 10:29pm On Nov 02, 2023
Jostoman:
Oga your hatred for US and FRANCE is nothing, God bless United State of America,
This is crazy, out of the billions of sp3rm in Your fadas sem3n, it was the dumbest one that made it to fertilize your mom's egg.
.tueh!!
Crime › Re: Over 50 Decomposed, 20 Headless Bodies Recovered In Lokpanta Cattle Market, Abia by Af0nja: 10:21am On Oct 30, 2023
Obaofaba:
Ipob terrorists at it again.

Kanu and his minions including their sponsors should never see day light again.

But that guy is damned lucky, no other regions in Nigeria will condone his devilish acts except where he held sway before his incarceration.

Instead of the victims to support the government to deal mercilessly with him, they are busy pressurising the government to free their killers.

What a people!!!
It's actually a Hausa/Fulani designated neighborhood
Politics › Re: ‘Too Many Lies’ – Amaechi Slams Ex-npa Boss, Hadiza Usman, Makes Fresh Claims by Af0nja: 8:57am On Oct 27, 2023
Let it be known today and tomorrow that this country was spoiled by Yoruba people.

In their hatred and spite for the Igbo (even though Ijaws were the subject), they voted in an incompetent Buhari that laid the foundation for the greatest economic collapse ever witnessed after the heavily sanctioned Zimbabwe or Venezuela.

Let it be known in history that their hatred was the driver that had gotten us into this mess
Politics › Re: All Former Presidents Are Ethnic Leaders Except Obasanjo – Amaechi by Af0nja: 8:50am On Oct 27, 2023
dapadawee:
You lied.
Yes amaechi lied.
Obasanjo was the worst democratic leader Nigeria had ever produced. During his regime almost all State were rigged under PDP. Except Lagos. So what are we saying federal character when every state was under his character. The case of buhari and tinubu is different they got vote from their kind men let them use who they trust and if they fail they know who to blame rather than using people who are potential betrayal. Was it not this same amaechi that said buhari knows nothing that he don't even read news paper or because buhari overlooked.
Did Amaechi lie?? Your point is people should put sentiment above rationale and nepotism above merit. Typical af0nja.

Na una spoil this country.

From voting in Buhari to your type of thinking.

According to you, elected leaders should put their trust above the trust of the citizens.


Reread your comment and tell me one reasonable thing in it if you're someone with an evolved brain.
Politics › Re: All Former Presidents Are Ethnic Leaders Except Obasanjo – Amaechi by Af0nja: 8:48am On Oct 27, 2023
True
Foreign Affairs › Re: US: Mass Shooting At Lewiston, Maine. 22 Dead, 60 Injured, Shooter Still At Larg by Af0nja: 8:24am On Oct 26, 2023
White terrorism = mental health issue
Education › Re: Did You Know The Word ‘salary’ Comes From The History Of Salt? by Af0nja: 8:22am On Oct 26, 2023
brain54:
What is…

Pomo?
Do you think every word has an opposite.

The opposite of salt is saltless.
Education › Re: Did You Know The Word ‘salary’ Comes From The History Of Salt? by Af0nja: 6:51pm On Oct 25, 2023
Zonefree:
So, who's the pepper of the earth? undecided
Pepper isn't the opposite of salt
Politics › Re: Why Is Gaza More Developed Than Lagos? by Af0nja: 6:29pm On Oct 25, 2023
Fugazy2023:
At least you can compare Gaza with Lagos. You cannot compare the whole South East combined with Somalia in terms of infrastructure not to talk of Gaza. You yourself know no SE state is worth the comparison
Yoruba people wey never travel anywhere go dey think like this. Dey play
Politics › Re: Edwin Clark Asks Tinubu To Remove Abia, Imo, Ondo From NDDC by Af0nja: 11:49am On Oct 25, 2023
RightToReject:
His submission might not have been properly articulated and carried an undertone of self-absorption, he has a point nonetheless. A better approach should be to rename NDDC something like Oil Producing States Development Commission (OPSDC) in order to accommodate both Niger Delta States and non-Niger Delta oil producing states. NDDC, as a name, isn't encompassing.
The three states are all in the Niger delta geographically, even so more than Edo state
Politics › Re: Edwin Clark Asks Tinubu To Remove Abia, Imo, Ondo From NDDC by Af0nja: 11:48am On Oct 25, 2023
That's not true, the three states are all coastal states. Removing either of them without removing Edo state makes no sense
Culture › Re: Eze Eri & His Chiefs Wearing Jewish Apparel (Photos) by Af0nja: 7:54pm On Oct 24, 2023
Svoboda:
Pls, do show us a pre 1945 pic of eze nri in his full traditional regalia.
No mind the werey
Foreign Affairs › Re: Israel Bombs Gaza Oldest Church (picture &video) by Af0nja: 3:19pm On Oct 20, 2023
Infojames:
I no understand
Lol werey xtians no go ever understand
Crime › Re: Sleep Is The Closest Thing To Death And Therefore... by Af0nja(op): 4:39am On Oct 20, 2023
Hello
Foreign Affairs › Re: Israel Calls Off Ground Attack: Demobilise All Reserversits. by Af0nja: 4:38am On Oct 20, 2023
Sleep is the closest thing to death, dreams are the closest thing to the afterlife.


See my signature for how to manifest your Dreamworld and improve dream memory retentiveness.
Investment › Re: Leading Financial Platform, AAS Bounces Back Stronger, Better With Global Coin by Af0nja: 4:20am On Oct 20, 2023
Sleep is the closest thing to death, dreams are the closest thing to the afterlife.


See my signature for how to manifest your Dreamworld and improve dream memory retentiveness.
Business › Re: 60% Of Hawkers In Nigeria Hail From Ebonyi State - AIT by Af0nja: 11:32pm On Oct 18, 2023
iamtardey:
Benue too so many little kids in the very busy Lagos traffic o
Adults hawk too
Celebrities › Re: Mr Ibu: Key Facts About Nollywood Star's Illness by Af0nja: 11:12pm On Oct 18, 2023
It was a matter of time, come on guys Ibu has been overweight for long.


Always take care of yourself
Crime › Re: Sleep Is The Closest Thing To Death And Therefore... by Af0nja(op): 7:56am On Oct 18, 2023
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Business › Re: Meet Eze Ndi Igbo Mushin Who Also Double As Babaloja Papaalagbegi Of Ladipo by Af0nja: 7:10am On Oct 18, 2023
Like I always say, we all originated from a common ancestor. Our different and similar cultures are mere effects of long time social evolution.

It's funny that someone in Anambara state will say that he originated from Israel while denying any close relationship with his own close neighbors.

Some Yorubas say they're from Saudi Arabia grin grin, and deny having any similarities with their close brothers.

Come on, even science theorizes that every human race originated from Africa.

There's no way.

Even fulanis wey resemble Arabs small no dey claim say Dem from there .

My point is, we are all cousins and brothers that once originated from a common place. Languages, religion and traditions also show similarities that changed over time.
Crime › Re: Sleep Is The Closest Thing To Death And Therefore... by Af0nja(op): 6:42am On Oct 18, 2023
Sleep is close to death, dreams are close to the afterlife
Crime › Sleep Is The Closest Thing To Death And Therefore... by Af0nja(op): 9:24am On Oct 17, 2023
Sleep is the closest thing to death, dreams are the closest thing to the afterlife.


See my signature for how to manifest your Dreamworld and improve dream memory retentiveness.
Crime › Re: Do This If You Have A Hard Time Remembering Your Dreams by Af0nja(op): 9:22am On Oct 17, 2023
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Politics › Re: Ebonyi Governor Is From Niger Republic: Pictures by Af0nja: 9:57pm On Oct 16, 2023
2mch:
Most Igbos are dark like him. What are you talking about? A lot bleach. Only a little percentage are light. Same can be found in other tribes.
Compared to other tribes, the igbos have a higher percentage of light skins, this is an established fact that was even noted by white people way before bleaching creams became a thing.

This is facts, your sentiment can not cancel it.

Of course this doesn't mean that you can't find igbos that are as dark as the South Sudanese, or those that are as white as an albino.


I for one know full blooded igbos that can pass as white if not for their hair, and I also know some that are as dark as charcoal or black nylon.
Crime › Re: IPOB Gunman Arrested, Shivering And Confessing Despite Local Charms Round His Ne by Af0nja: 8:10pm On Oct 15, 2023
Politics › Re: Ebonyi Governor Is From Niger Republic: Pictures by Af0nja: 8:03pm On Oct 15, 2023
ednut1:
Some igbos love to propagate this stereotype that you all are fair skinned . But in reality there are many igbos that look like this man. Also early colonial pictures of igbo mostly look like him too.
You're right that not all igbos are fair skinned, you're wrong that most igbos looked like him pre colonization.

Most igbos are light skinned compared to other blacks because of their evolutionary history and not because they propagate the stereotype.

That being said, I want to make the point to you that there's no particular stereotype that contains all igbos within one physical trait.

There are igbos that look like the average Hausa, Yoruba, Ijaw, Nubian, Ethiopian, Fulani and even very fair skinned igbos that can pass for a Filipino.

This is just the heterogeneity of most African tribes.

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