Politics › Re: Olajide Sowore Killed Near Okada In Edo State by ajl: 12:49pm On Sep 04, 2021 |
This is targeted assassination. Sowore just interviewed the American lawyer of Kanu which I saw yesterday. They deliberately killed his brother. I even posted a comment on the video that Buhari will send DSS to get him off the street because that interview is an uppercut to Buhari. It's DSS I suspect. Remember that DSS have French speaking fulani mercenaries in their employment. They went for Sowore's brother as a soft target. DSS is also behind the unknown soldiers in the Southeast. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Taliban Flies US Black Hawk Helicopter Over A Victory Parade by ajl: 2:15pm On Sep 02, 2021 |
V7place: It was the ones at the Airport under US control that were dis abled. The equipment under the 350,000 man Afghanistan army and Air Force were not destroyed. They simply handed them over to the Taliban.
Two things to note: 1) It takes brains to win wars. Weapons are useless without brains 2) Taliban has learnt it's lesson. It wants to remain in power for 100 years or more. It's stylishly and secretly working with the US now and will be a weapon against Iran and anti US Forces. It's past alliance with anti US Forces like Al Qeda did not pay it. Thus their enemity with ISIS. You are probably right because I read yesterday somewhere that a USA military general or official said the US will work with Taliban to dismantle ISIS. |
Politics › Re: Garba Shehu: IPOB Has A Huge Stockpile Of Weapons, Bombs Across Nigeria by ajl: 11:45pm On Sep 01, 2021 |
While they focus on the wrong target, the real criminals, the terrorists bandits are having a field day. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: ₦400k Monthly Job In Nigeria Or American Visa, Which Option Is Best? by ajl: 12:24pm On Sep 01, 2021 |
Speeddial: The American visa is ready and having a job that pay $400 monthly.
Take the American visa and travel to the US? Or stay in Nigeria and take 400k monthly permanent Job.
Which option is best? I miss the part on the $400 job monthly in the USA. This is obviously an under-G job for someone with no paper or means of legal employment. Maybe a baby-sitting job. If you try coming to USA to take a $400 under-G job, you would regret you ever step foot in the US. The sad part is that you may be stuck in it for X-number of years or forever. If I have to choose between my dignity and a $400 per month under-G job with no future, I will jejely stay in Nija with my dignity intact. If you want to hear "Wen" give it a try. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: ₦400k Monthly Job In Nigeria Or American Visa, Which Option Is Best? by ajl: 12:16pm On Sep 01, 2021 |
A society doesn't have to be wealthy for people to have a sense of humane existence. If Nigerians can focus on pursuing justice and a sense of order, that mean government officials doing their job which guarantees a modestly planned city, lined roads with people driving as humans, adequate security...... I will pack my luggage and fly home the next day. I won't bother about NEPA thanks to solar and will provide my own water system. But been surrounded by poverty is no fun. I hate to see people suffer in abject poverty. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: ₦400k Monthly Job In Nigeria Or American Visa, Which Option Is Best? by ajl: 12:06pm On Sep 01, 2021 |
revolt: I just laugh at clueless posts like this. The blind leafing the blind. Both places have advantages and disadvantages. It's true that you make more money WITH HARDWORK in the u.s i.e standing for 10 hrs... no time to gist ... just work work work... but more importantly it's practically impossible to save in the u.s especially as an uber driver. The bills pour in like tsunami. Food is cheap.... hehehe... thats the Trojan horse they sell to you. 5he pharmaceutical companies own the food production lines, so the GMO foods are packed with fat, sugar, cholesterol salt and insidious substances to make you sick and without the relevant nutrients. So you may see apples the size of coconuts packed with sugar and little vitamin C or you eat chicken that's been grown / dipped in steroids within 2 years you're being diagnosed of cancer or diabetes or heart disease. As for the children born ...they're quick to vaccinate them with hundred of vaxcines.. Those kids hardly grow up healthy with underlying diseases and autism in a lot of cases. If you're black the healthcare system is your number one enemy. They never treat you completely and even try to give you more complications so you keep coming back... because heathcare is paid by insurance. Its an iteration process. The drugs are weaker than what you get in naija for a start you can't even get simple anti biotics except you go see a doctor which will be billed from your insurance .. the doctor has to diagnose and make sure you always keep coming back. That's capitalism. Then they poison the foods to control populations ie by zipcode the big retail marts are used to destroy populations by sterilizing people via the foods. So yhe real people that enjoy u.s ate those that come here work for about 6 months then go back to naija and convert their funds to naira. As for women... loneliness wan kill them here. Men do not want to marry. Sez is even more difficult here npt just because the girls all want 6 figure earning men but more importantly you touch a girl ghost her and the next day you are accused of rape and your life destroyed infact God saved me once while in school a chic was making advances on me I dulled cos I had other options and wasn't really reciprocating even after she'd invested me to her house 3 times(her 5 kids..YES ..5 were asleep as she claimed ). This devilish chic.. fone chic... went and filled a sexual harassment case against me and identity theft ie she didn't feel safe with me in the school. I faced a panel and my saving grace were all the text messages she'd been sending me. She went Scott free. Marry at your peril in u.s for sure as a man. A worse mistake is to bring a girl from naija to marry here ....heheheeheheh. ... Doom. As compared to naija where you deal with the high class girl most guys here have to deal with the most toxic women on the planet lol. You buy a house and yet don't really own it as you have to keep paying the taxes WHICH IF you or your kids miss will be taken immediately.. There's a big smoke screen about the u.s.
The things that make us tick in nigeria are impossible to get in the u.s. You'd be shocked at how much freedom you have at work. You gist play etc. Cherish that beer parlor lol.. loud music. Suya... and most importantly the NATURAL food which we eat. That's why our immune systems are a million times more powerful than the average person in the u.s. You can buy land and it belongs to your generations. Our Healthcare is terrible but most of the population do not require them cos we're quite a healthy population as compared to the u.s. Though this buhari govt has really Decimated nigeria but I know the moment the dullardeen leaves things will get better..
Both ends have yhe advantages and disadvantages. If you actually get a job that pays 400k omo.... stay back in naija then visit the u.s and flex then go back. Give birth to your kids here so they can be citizens and raise them back in naija. Though you give a very extreme view about the USA, but as someone who live here, I won't say I do not have or share some of your sentiments. USA extreme capitalism is evil. If I remove the constant power supply, running water, quality healthcare and education, and modern infrastructure, then one has no business here except if you have young kids. However, as someone who just returned from a trip to Nija some days ago, living in Nigeria is like being in an open-air psychiatry with extreme chaos and disorder that make one wonder if indeed Nigerians are human. Maybe it's better in other state aside from Lagos. Extremely poor roads, flood even in areas with expensive properties, no drainage. I hate complaining about Nija but it seem to be in another "world". And in the midst of all that madness, what most of the vibrant youths care about is BBNaija. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: ₦400k Monthly Job In Nigeria Or American Visa, Which Option Is Best? by ajl: 11:46am On Sep 01, 2021 |
Speeddial: The American visa is ready and having a job that pay $400 monthly.
Take the American visa and travel to the US? Or stay in Nigeria and take 400k monthly permanent Job.
Which option is best? Young man, an American visa does not allow uou to seek employment except if it's an immigrant visa that allow employment. If you try it, you go see life small and at a point would wish you had stay with your job in Nija. However if you have things planned out as per the potential obstacles and how you will surmount them, then give it a shot. Understand this, life here is OYO, as people who choose to accommodate you can only do so for a short period. If you don't have an income or ways to earn a living, even your own blood sibling wouldn't do it forever, especially if the person is married with children. My best advice for you is pursue an immigration that guarantees job or education with possibility for permanent residency. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Military Disabled Scores Of Planes Before Leaving Kabul Airport (Video Photo) by ajl: 11:24am On Sep 01, 2021 |
HornyTave: War is not mathematics, fact.
same way Israel won the war kf independence and 6 days war with obsolete aircrafts...
Afghanistan is like Northern Nigeria, the people want Shariah law,,,, you can't win an ideology the local people choses. In summary, Nigeria is wasting its time fighting Boko Haram. That's why the country need to be divided and the northerners can go practice their Taliban way of governance but the easy money from the south is too good to leave and in their little mind they think they can rope the entire country along into their evil sharia system. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Military Disabled Scores Of Planes Before Leaving Kabul Airport (Video Photo) by ajl: 11:15am On Sep 01, 2021 |
ba7man: The Afghanistan army are very stup1d to have all these equipment and arsenal but still lost to Talibans in Hilux trucks.
I guess the Taliban needed it more than they did. Most of them are terrorists sympathizers in the first place. That's the reason they gave up easily. It's like what's going on in northern Nigeria. Many of the northern elements in government and military are terrorists sympathizers or themselves secret members or sponsors of Boko Haram. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Chris Donahue: The Last US Soldier to Leave Afghanistan by ajl: 4:00pm On Aug 31, 2021 |
Praxis758: Time for Nigerian Muslims whose are abusing the western countries to start migrating to Afghanistan.
You'll never see any of these Nigerian Muslims dream of settling in any islamic country but their dreamed land is any of the western countries.
Even the fanatic norther elites dare not educate their kids in the islamic countries but you'll see them sitting in their war-torn north instigating their blind footsoldiers against western dominance. But couple of them got their university education in Egypt, Sudan, and other countries in the Middle East. Even former CBN governor studied in Sudan or so. These folks are largely zealots who seem to be pleasing God in their own but doing a lot of inhumane things. |
Travel › Re: "It Cost Me 2.5 Million To Live In Nigeria For Two Months" - Uk-based Woman by ajl: 3:36pm On Aug 31, 2021 |
Sunnybay7: If you didn't have up to 2.5milli you would have still survived, nobody has actually died of hunger in this country. They might not eat what they like but I have not heard of death as a result of hunger so please tone down your lies. It's like you are an APC member. Just go on the streets. |
Sports › Re: Willian Apologises To Arsenal Fans As His Contract Is Ended By Mutual Consent by ajl: 3:20pm On Aug 31, 2021 |
I am surprised. William is one of the most reliable and selfless player. The fact that it didn't click for him at Arsenal says a lot about the current state of the club. |
Politics › Re: Ortom: I Have Document, Fulani Want To Takeover Nigeria by ajl: 1:52pm On Aug 31, 2021 |
Flyingngel: Ortom is crying and shouting but some Southern politicians are dinning with these people as if nothing happen is happening. But one thing I know is that nobody can forcefully take any part of SOUTHSOUTH as their conquered territory, instead we all fight to death. And more so, you people have the oilfields, their life-line. The worst they can do for south-south is attempt to take them as slaves. The day the Niger-Delta boys decide to shut down the flow of oil is the day the terrorist sympathizing northern elites and Buhari will get sense. They need the dollars and will even prostrate before your people to keep the oil flowing. Abi what else does Nigeria have? Or is it the gold from Zamfara that they are exporting secretly that they want to depend on? I am sure what they make from that is not even up to $1 billion per year. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop Oyedepo: Fulani Vagabonds, 2015 Error; Many Will Die, Go Blind, Crippled by ajl: 9:53pm On Aug 30, 2021 |
Something is cooking. I keep hearing the same thing. The month of September 2021 may turn out to be one of the most interesting. |
Politics › Re: Why We Arrest Commoners But Leave The Rich, Powerful Who Break Our Rules, Hisbah by ajl: 12:31pm On Aug 29, 2021 |
AntiChristian: Ah! Yes, we don't criticize leaders! But who are the leaders?
Jesus does not interfer in the politics of his time despite the ills!
But why are Christians pained by what doesn't concern them? I am not responding to your comment because I am a christian. In fact, I am a traditionalist. Did you say Jesus did not interfere in the politics of his time despite the ills? If that's what you say, then you are not educated enough to make that comment because many of Jesus words in his days targeted the people in high places including religious leaders. In fact, it was Jesus that says "give onto Cesar what is Cesar's". People intentionally asked him questions about rulers or people in high places with the intention to get him into trouble but he always shocked them with his responses. The problem with most Africans, especially Nigerians, is that people are blind followers of religion. They simply categorize themselves as this or that because either that's what they are born into, or what their community or family belong to, or it's just a fad. It's too sad that people don't know what they are getting themselves into. |
Business › Re: Bitcoin Lord Acquires New Mansion And Cars After EFCC Release - Pictures by ajl: 11:00am On Aug 25, 2021 |
expertman: Congrats. But what most of them does is they create fake tokens and then post online for other Nigerians to buy.
After people start buying they will just jaapa with people investments .
They make money from shitcoins not bitcoins.
They are all fraudsters you create shitcoins without liquidity and started posting on every where on social media for us to buy.
Meanwhile newbies will start buying seeing their expensive lifestyle thinking they make money legit by trading not knowing they made it via scamming other Nigerians While I am not claiming that your statement is false, it is unlikely that all Nigerians dealing in crypto are doing what you claimed. What if he bought Cardano’s ADA when it was less than 10 cent some years ago and the same crypto now cost almost $3. That’s over 7000% gain. If he had invested $5000, that is now $350,000 worth of investment. That translate to N175 million. If we say he was a jobless youth, but there are many young Nigerians who can squeeze few thousands of dollars of their siblings abroad. I am just assuming here. When we condemn everything we have no evidence to proof, we are equally condemning ourselves. While I got into crypto only recently, if I had invested the amount of cash I put in now into the same crypto four years ago, I would be a millionaire in dollars today. Of course, unlike the young chap in that photos, folks like us would never post pictures on the internet. But you know what, a billion Naira in a bank account is not immune to a poverty mentality that’s prevalent across Nigeria. I am from Yorubaland, not a Nigerian. |
Crime › Re: Court To Hear Igboho’s ₦5 Billion Suit Against Malami, DSS Today by ajl: 6:32am On Aug 04, 2021 |
PeaceJoyLove: Very clear Sunday Igboho is an illiterate. Those lawyers will milk him very well. Shaking my head. How the heck does he think this case will stop a govt which is rogue, deaf and dumb in obeying court orders? Mr Literate, please help define the word ‘illiterate’. Now tell me the connection of that with what you blindly stated above. Now the joke is on you. |
Politics › Re: Ahmad Isah: Abba Kyari Shouldn’t Go Down For One Mistake by ajl: 2:29pm On Aug 03, 2021 |
seunmsg: I agree Abba Kyari has done lots of good work but it still doesn't change the fact that he is a crooked police officer who goes about collecting bribe to deal with people who have not committed any crime. I can even stomach collection of bribe to let a criminal get away, collecting bribe from a criminal to facilitate the arrest of innocent people is a NO NO.
Whatever the case, i agree with the submission of Ahmed Isah that he should not be extradited to the US. He committed the offense in Nigeria and should be tried and punished in Nigeria. Criminal DCP Kyari wasn't indicted simply because he held someone in prison at the request of Hushpuppi. So, the crime wasn't committed in Nigeria. There is a conspiracy issue. The primary accused while based in Dubai used the internet to defraud a victim based in America. He comprised online electronic system that are located in America in order to be able to defraud the victim. So, the location of the crime is in America. That's why UAE handed him to America. So, Kyari main offence was that he was a recipient of part of the loot.Anyone that knowingly accept stolen goods is also part of the conspiracy. |
Politics › Re: Ahmad Isah: Abba Kyari Shouldn’t Go Down For One Mistake by ajl: 2:20pm On Aug 03, 2021 |
You see why there is little to no hope for this country called Nigeria. Someone is alleged to have committed a crime, and the next thing people are bending rules to absolve him just because in their head he is too big to fall and must be their IGP one day. Doesn't that even raised the bar of expectation for him. Imagine how many criminals are walking around free because they know somebody or are somebody to somebody. America is not Africa or Nigeria. Here you will be jailed if you commit a crime even if you think you big pass helicopter. That's where justice hold, not in a lawless country where anything goes. |
Health › Re: 15-Year-Old Brazilian Girl Dies While Having Sex With A Man In His Car by ajl: 1:56pm On Aug 03, 2021 |
Let this happen in Nigeria, even if the girl is of age, the man will be arrested and no post-mortem will be carried out on the victim to know the cause of death |
Politics › Re: Ali Kachalla: Unveiling The Zamfara Terror Kingpin Who Downed NAF Jet by ajl: 1:47pm On Aug 02, 2021 |
Racoon: My brother! Hold your peace and watch God and providence take care of business. Loaded! So shall it be for a people whose hypocrisy is a way of life. It is the same hypocrisy that will help bring divine justice to them. |
Politics › Re: Attahiru Jega: Don’t Vote For PDP, APC Again; They Have Bad Antecedents by ajl: 1:32pm On Aug 02, 2021 |
Coronavirus84: E no go better for you Jega. You foolishly put us in this mess up in the country by manipulating election result for Buhari and you are telling us rubbish now Here they come. Which election did he manipulate? People voted for Buhari in 2015 across the country except in SE and SS regions. There was no way Jonathan could have won that election. |
Career › Re: Before You Choose That Career. Lessons From Kyari's Ordeal by ajl: 3:01pm On Jul 30, 2021 |
Esu, yoruba deity for Justice, probably called some other names in other cultures have a way of bringing people to shame and justice. If truly this Kyari guy committed those crimes he is accused of, and more so more grave atrocities back home in Nigeria, he will never escape this. Esu is one who fight the cause of the innocent, that even the innocent will be fearful for the life of the suspect. When the innocent drop tears, Esu cry blood. Master of the crossroads, that fool the suspect to make the most glaringly stupid decisions, sometimes to give the suspect a air of invincibility. But Esu is just preparing his next move to make the suspect drop from his/her high horse to a deep valley of shame and judgement. Imagine Kyari using his mobile phone to directly communicate with Hushpuppi. Didn't he use the same item to track down other criminals he arrested? Boss get boss. |
Politics › Re: President Patrice Talon Pledges Bilateral Cooperation With Nigeria by ajl: 4:36pm On Jul 29, 2021 |
OmoManU: Igboho is not coming out anytime soon, tho I dislike the messenger (Igboho) but I like the message (Yorùbá Nation or Restructuring). Mixed feelings but all Yoruba leaders should try and rally round Sunday but just warned him to be gentle going forward Gentle? See this one. Who will hand you what's belong to you that is stolen from if you remain a Gentleman? Even Mandela chooses not not be a gentleman at some point in the past. He traveled out of South Africa to train as a militant. You are probably a politician. Only greedy APC politicians are against Igboho. |
Education › Re: The Government Didn't Ban History In Schools by ajl: 4:30pm On Jul 29, 2021 |
Olam09: The woman who taught me history in secondary school was the one who taught denrele edun and it was raw history not the diluted one.. we were taught about neo colonialism, aba riot the origin of all tribs, yoruba in the 19ths, slave trade, Nigerian civil war.. many more like that.. pure undiluted history.. Waoh! That's impressive. Which period was this? 1980s or 1990s. |
Education › Re: The Government Didn't Ban History In Schools by ajl: 4:23pm On Jul 29, 2021 |
BinamRex: When I read online that the federal government banned the teaching of History in schools because it didn't want Igbos to read about the Nigerian Civil War, I believed it hook, line and sinker, even though I am a northerner.
I little bit of research would have made me realized the truth, but I was ignorant. I believed what other people said without finding out if they were right or wrong.
A school I was recently employed to teach Computer Studies wrote NECO exam, and the subject was History. I felt so stupid when I saw the question paper. If the government banned history, why is NECO, a government examination body allowing people to write History?
What I noticed over the years is that students don't like history because the subject is bulky. There are lots of dates and events to cram in history, and most students don't want to stress their brains.
I asked around today, and I realized that even though my school doesn't offer History as a subject, other schools do. Students from other schools that didn't have a NECO center, registered to write the exam in mine.
From the look of things, it is up to schools to decide if they want to offer history as a subject or not. This has got me thinking. What other lies have I been believing? Do your research very well. History was removed at a point. I have a 17yr old neice of my spouse who did up to JSS 3 in Nigeria confirmed to me that they only did Social Studies, which presents watered down history. I remember doing History when I was in Form 3 in high school back in the days. I think the subject was reinstated by the present administration. I read about it a while ago. |
Politics › Re: US Lawmakers Stop $875m Defence Equipment Sale To Nigeria by ajl: 4:14pm On Jul 29, 2021 |
The US ambassador to Nigeria has not been providing the US government back home the right information about what is going on in Nigeria. I suppose the ambassador there now is still the same one selected by Trump. Trump and his candidate are only interested in making money for US corporation. They don't care about human right. Buy now with democrats in power, it's slightly different. However, the government back home rely on the ambassador to give them true picture of events. They cannot rely solely on the media. For example, this ambassador has been claiming that the fulani bandits issue is solely farmer-herder clash issue. It's beyond that. |
Politics › Re: US Lawmakers Stop $875m Defence Equipment Sale To Nigeria by ajl: 4:08pm On Jul 29, 2021 |
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Crime › Re: Bandits Travelling From Zamfara To Borno For Terrorist Training by ajl: 2:26pm On Jul 29, 2021 |
Focusmind: Nawao.
To be trained and upgraded from being a Bandit to being a Terrorist. Nigeria's security system seems seriously compromised. Why are they not catching all these bandits and terrorists?
Imagine if these issues of banditry and terrorism is happening in the South. Government are not effective with these terrorists and bandits. I remember how FG was sending soldiers to the Niger-Delta creeks to fight ND militants even though what the militants were fighting for was justified, except for the kidnapping. |
Politics › Re: Hushpuppi: IPOB Disciple, Simon Ekpa Sends Message To Obi Cubana Over Abba Kyari by ajl: 2:23pm On Jul 29, 2021 |
funmise007: I hope Nigeria wunt regret it wen we make Kyari dismissed and other worse thieves dey there.cos as far as am concerned no body is perfect or without sin atall buh some person like kyari has good reputation....atleast he catch Evans make una no forget that.. People like you have principles and believe in ethics. A crime is a crime. I am sure there are other fraudster with connection to this criminal Cop. |
Politics › Re: Hushpuppi: IPOB Disciple, Simon Ekpa Sends Message To Obi Cubana Over Abba Kyari by ajl: 2:20pm On Jul 29, 2021 |
PAWG: Who should we believe? why do I have a feeling that hushpuppi is trying to pull people down with him It's not a new allegation. There are phone records, and records of transfer of funds. They will combine words of mouth to physical evidence. This is not the Nigerian police. |
Politics › Re: Sack Abba Kyari Now – Deji Adeyanju, Calls On Interpol To Arrest Him by ajl: 2:12pm On Jul 29, 2021 |
Newboss: But he didn't commit a crime against the US or any other country. He has no business with US or FBI. FBI is not world police. FBI is a US organisation that works for the US.
Kyari only has business with Nigerian police. Where is that common sense? Fact of the matter is that he was a beneficiary of the fraud. In law, it's like receiving stolen goods. Haven't you read about people getting arrested for receiving stolen goods. I am thinking the N300k is what was sent to Kyari Nija account, while a much larger amount in foreign currency was probably sent into his bank account elsewhere. The FBI wouldn't give his name without solid proofs. I am sure they have records of their communication. Imagine a senior Cop turning to errand boy for a fraudster. He helped receive and pay fund meant for the fraudster tailor. What "cock and bull" story. |