Politics › Re: FCT: 70 percent of projects I completed were awarded 16 years ago – Wike by Amalekki: 2:14pm On Jul 10 |
No matter how you see him, one thing you can always bank on is that Nyesom Wike will deliver! |
Agriculture › Re: My Groundnut Pilot Farm That Ended In Theft by Amalekki: 2:06pm On Jul 10 |
Yes, do not give up! "When citizens and institutions are guided by strong moral principles and ethical standards, it fosters enduring culture, drives economic prosperity, and ensures fair governance." As Africans, we pride ourselves in native intelligence and integrity but it seems we have lost our moral compass. Redman44: Sorry for your loss, Sir. Farming can be a risky business sometimes. Was the land fenced with a gate ? I have suffered from Plantain theft too. People don't want to plant but they want to reap from where they did not sow. Don't give up on Farming though. Cheers. |
Sports › Re: Official FIFA World Cup 2026 Thread by Amalekki: 11:52am On Jul 08 |
They are not better than the Super Eagles and we even saw Nigeria against Morocco at the AFCON. However, the world cup requires a totally different level of discipline and this goes beyond NFF alone. The players, manager and entire crew must be laser focused from the first qualification match to the world cup matches. Big man attitude due to club level means nothing otherwise Mamelodi or Lesotho players will disgrace you on matchday. CodeTemplar: Teams like Switzerland, Morocco and Belgium, are they better than Super Eagles? The NFF is deeply useless walahi. |
Sports › Re: Official FIFA World Cup 2026 Thread by Amalekki: 11:45am On Jul 08 |
Anyone but Argentina. |
Investment › Re: Nigerians React As NRC Ponzi Scheme Crashes! ‘I Did It With Borrowed Money’ by Amalekki: 11:39am On Jul 08 |
That tells you something deep about an average Nigerian. Yet, they are still blaming government despite several warnings  |
Romance › Re: Woman Regrets Leaving Ex After Learning He's Getting Married (photos/video) by Amalekki: 12:19pm On Jul 06 |
In other words you regret not getting what you clearly do not deserve.
That bros dodged a bullet. This lady would have easily pretended to be happy and get married to him then real issue would have started after some years. |
Sports › Re: White House Pressure On Infantino Led To Overturn Of Balogun Red Card by Amalekki: 12:14pm On Jul 06 |
There is nothing like power here or what did you type? Some of you will see blue and call it red without thinking twice just to force a meaningless argument. Sorry bro, huge global power is at play here and the same power swept off Sepp Blatter. frankson1: There's nothing like power here. Infantino is just a corrupt Sepp Blatter's boy even though they're having issues. Since Blatter was forced to step down, he placed his boy to continue stealing. |
Politics › Re: PFIPC Scandal: How Did This Agency Get Into The Budget? - Joe Abbah by Amalekki: 11:39am On Jul 05 |
"There are egregious failings at multiple points in the system." |
Romance › Re: “There’s No True Love In The UK” – Lady Cries Out, Advises Nigerians To Bring Th by Amalekki: 1:25am On Jul 04 |
Someone that grew up in Iyana Ipaja where true love means free malt, suya and peppersoup, all bills paid by boyfriend and now she has to contribute her own quota and bring something tangible to the table. |
Romance › Re: “There’s No True Love In The UK” – Lady Cries Out, Advises Nigerians To Bring Th by Amalekki: 10:47pm On Jul 03 |
Sometimes I wonder if exposing Nigerians to the internet is not a big mistake. |
Politics › Re: Akwa-Ibom Section Of The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road by Amalekki: 3:34pm On Jul 03 |
If you are truly interested in the details and rationale behind the coastal road you can easily search for it online. The way you write shows you are very capable of basic research, why limit your information search to the opinion of random guys on Nairaland? gare: You see, this is the problem with many of you, you can't seem to engage in a constructive argument without resorting to insults.
The reason I asked was simply because I wanted to understand the facts. There's nothing wrong with sharing information about the coastal road project. If you don't have the details, someone else will.
I believe many supporters are part of the problem because some defend the government without being able to explain or discuss its policies and achievements. Supporting a government should go beyond tribal or religious sentiments. If you truly believe in its performance, you should be able to present its achievements with facts and convince others based on evidence, not insults. |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi's IT Consultant Jack, Abandons Him For Atiku by Amalekki: 12:53pm On Jul 03 |
On this topic, we all know Atiku is Obi's boss, they are not on the same level in politics. Truth be told Obi is totally underwhelming. I tried to understand all the hype by watching several interviews with him including the ones with Oseni Rufai, a townhall in US and another one in Canada, it was all the same embarrassing delivery everywhere. All noise and little substance. Richtaiwo: Listen to Peter Obi for a few minutes and every remaining doubt disappears. The man comes across as a spectacularly clueless fool, making you wonder how he ever occupied a governor's office. Strip away the hysterical cheerleading of his gullible supporters, and you're left with a political lightweight whose words expose the fraud far better than any critic ever could. |
Politics › Re: Akwa-Ibom Section Of The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road by Amalekki: 12:22pm On Jul 03 |
You know what you are doing. You can focus on your games while we monitor real progress of the innovative and empowering coastal highway that will immensely benefit the nation especially the good people of South-South Nigeria. Enjoy your weekend  gare: Just answer, when you come out to defend someone you should arm yourself with the facts. |
Politics › Re: Akwa-Ibom Section Of The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road by Amalekki: 11:33am On Jul 03*. Modified: 12:31pm On Jul 03 |
gare: How many kilometers have been covered in both states? Goalpost don shift. Very soon you will start asking how many street lights are installed per kilometer  |
Politics › Re: Akwa-Ibom Section Of The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road by Amalekki: 11:27am On Jul 03 |
The usual suspects won't be happy with this since the road won't pass through their state. |
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Politics › Re: Nigeria Still Facing Civil War Triggers – Obasanjo by Amalekki: 1:29pm On Jul 02 |
People must be laughing at your ignorance because that is freely available information. Yes 10MW and you can take that to the bank  aariwa: 10mw Lol everybody No be Kai Kai drunkard like you. Go back to your Kai Kai drinking |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Still Facing Civil War Triggers – Obasanjo by Amalekki: 1:22pm On Jul 02 |
Yet they forgot to let you know that in its full glory your Oji River Power Plant generated a grand total of 10MW of electricity at full capacity. My friend please limit this talk to your village kaikai joints as I advised. People have important matters to discuss here not comedy practice session  aariwa: Igbos built the Oji river power plant that supplied electricity to present day south east, south south and southern Cameroun with coal till it was destroyed during the war, Built an industrial base on palm oil and a railway from Enugu to port harcourt to aid exports. The 1965 bbc documentary praising the technological and financial ingenuity of the Igbos is still in bbc archives videos and free for anyone that wants to watch so this one No be Agbado and frying akara talk I know you love and prefer |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Still Facing Civil War Triggers – Obasanjo by Amalekki: 1:08pm On Jul 02 |
Please let's be serious here. This is not a village kaikai joint. aariwa: Britain was threatened by the technological advancement of igbos |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Still Facing Civil War Triggers – Obasanjo by Amalekki: 1:07pm On Jul 02 |
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Politics › Re: Nigeria Still Facing Civil War Triggers – Obasanjo by Amalekki: 1:05pm On Jul 02 |
OBJ always dancing around the bush. |
Crime › Re: Adeniyi Adeyemi Matthew A Criminal Call Himself Wyo President Revealed by Amalekki: 11:10pm On Jul 01 |
Mods front page |
Career › Re: Ford Rehires Human Engineers After AI Fails To Match Quality Checks by Amalekki: 9:29pm On Jun 30 |
Those fantasizing about AI hate it when it's emphasized that it's just a tool, but a very advanced one.
AI shouldn't replace you but someone using AI effectively will eventually replace you, if you are not that person! |
Crime › Re: Female Police Officer Beaten In Benin, Edo State (video) by Amalekki: 1:57pm On Jun 30 |
As long as we don't hear "Justice for Upper Sakpongba, Erediauwa and Ekenwan" trending whenever government decides to respond. You can get your local neighbourhood craze but you don't attack anyone in uniform anywhere in the world. You are asking for real trouble, not street intimidation type of trouble. KingTom: Upper Sakpongba! Erediauwa! Ekenwan! No go carry your craze enter those places dem go disaram you beat you wetin no good  |
Travel › Re: World Cup Fans Frustrated By 'confusing And Expensive' Tipping Culture In US by Amalekki: 12:09am On Jun 29 |
emmy512: did a job worth 780 usd for an american client two years ago and she tipped about 150, the nigerian in me was shocked, but who am I to say no Tipping is only for specific services. Are you sure you didn't make this up?  |
Sports › Re: Canada Vs South Africa: World Cup 2026 (1 - 0) On 28th June 2026 by Amalekki: 9:56pm On Jun 28 |
Goooo beeeeeeckkkkkkk |
Education › Re: Ranking Of Nigeria Universities By Times Higher Education by Amalekki: 4:00pm On Jun 28 |
OAU was up there in the 70s but downhill from Babangida's time. The Awolowo vision for the school was outstanding but ended up being unsustainable. The hype machine kept OAU up there in the conversation for decades but the rot started earlier. Most of their alumni are well aware of it but don't want to be ridiculed, so they will argue vehemently that all is well and they try too hard to get noticed. Most of them were sold fake dreams and they can't do anything about it. The school always and still attracts lots of brilliant students though. Basic123: OAU is damn overrated!
And they like rubbing shoulder with U.I  |
Education › Re: Ranking Of Nigeria Universities By Times Higher Education by Amalekki: 3:53pm On Jun 28 |
UI and Unilag are so consistent
However, the rankings are too low. Nigeria's education sector can do better. The low ranking of Nigerian universities from top to bottom is not a surprise. |
Sports › Re: The US Is Interested In Hosting The 2038 Worldcup by Amalekki: 7:02pm On Jun 27 |
happney65: They should jare.
They deserve it
They are called the U.S of A for a reason Yes and despite government matters & other issues, still an unbelievably friendly people! |
Sports › Re: The US Is Interested In Hosting The 2038 Worldcup by Amalekki: 7:00pm On Jun 27 |
Give it to them. The best nation in the world by miles. Trump won't be here forever  |
Romance › Re: You'll Find Love Without Money. But Only When You're A Boy by Amalekki: 12:29pm On Jun 26 |
So what happened to her own family here? They can't afford her basic needs & expenses?
If things go well and you get married, this same girl will carry her own family for head while busy destroying your relationship with your own family that saw you through from childhood to independence. |
Romance › Re: You'll Find Love Without Money. But Only When You're A Boy by Amalekki: 12:26pm On Jun 26 |
olaNL: This story may be true. But because you used AI in writing it, it is difficult to read. I did not find his story difficult to read at all, AI or not. |