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RaptorX:
It should have been sited in Freetown not Abuja.

Well naturally as Sierra Leonean, I would’ve agreed with you. But you have to understand that Abuja is the Hq city of ECOWAS and Nigeria is the biggest face of ECOWAS

tonididdy:
This should have being a skyscraper project not this 4storey building nonsense

The building is very ok . Otherwise, the host government should have added some cash to the one provided by China to take the floors from 10,10,12 to at least 5 extra more floors for each.
IThis is still achievable with steel beams and plates

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The team is actually not playing bad.
They’re playing under pressure.
The Moroccan fans, the officiating team, etc.. all have been against them

The refreee has been so fucking terrible. It’s so clear he favors the Moroccan

I blame the Egyptian coaching crew for their defeat.

How can you continuously play defensive match for almost 80 minutes when you have a letahal attack squad at your disposal?

That means they must also curtail multiple marriages/polygamy and multiply child births as well

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I’m interested in getting this car.
I’m coming to Lagos today.
Will give you a call

honesttalk21:
Islamist doesn't equate to Islam.
Islamism represents a contemporary radical political ideology that claims to integrate Islamic principles into every facet of government and society. This approach differs significantly from Islam as a personal belief system and often stands in opposition to democratic ideals like individual rights and freedoms which Islam itself respects.

Who are the fucking terrorists?
Christian’s , Bhuddist, Agonists and Atheists but not moslems right ?
Yu nor well

APOPTOSIS:
They didn't have to reveal that naaaa
What's wrong with us at all levels?

Honestly. In the quest to appear “I’m better than the others” they’ve ended up exposing themselves and potential passengers to new kidnappers strategies.

BondRiv:
Mtcheww. Kingmakers indeed. What has that benefitted Nigeria? Misplaced priority. Most of these security challenges we are facing are from that region.

Tinubu should just grant Middle Belt a regional status and detached them from the north and all these noise from the likes of El-Rufai will die naturally

ScamDemicEra:
....Obama/CIA sponsored/sanctioned terrorism was a major tool they used to capture Aso rock in 2014/15, there's no way any credible investigation will not expose the APC cult and many elites.

BTW the Americans know far more details than most, this is why emilokan is treading carefully/diplomatically knowing if he waka anyhow he himself could easily be exposed !!!

Obama happens to be the worse president the US has had since the new millennium. His tenure ended up creating bigger problems for especially West Africa and countries in the Sahel region

Glithronix:
So, Nigerians don't deal with Chihuahuas?

They’re very irritating 😀😀
Small in size, very big in being disrespectful

lawani:
I don't really think most Northerners want open grazing to continue. The killings, kidnapping, rape and etc are not only in the South

Then let them be speaking up loudly since the government is naturally afraid of them and appears to putting them first over the others in the south.

At this point , even some staunch supporters of the government or party will be feeling ashamed at what some of these government officials are doing or saying

What is wrong with all these politicians and their senses of reasoning?

Whether there is Christian genocide or not, the fact here is that Christians and Moslems alike are being killed in their hundreds and they’re all Nigeria citizens.
Instead of wasting tonnage of resources canvassing support just to make excuses, why not use utilize these resources to tackle the root causes of the problem.
Going through all these headaches just so to neutralize the accusation only justifies the killings of especially Christians. And besides, even the Moslems also urgently needs that same protection.
It’s as if someone is just focused on protecting the interests of a certain few people rather than looking at the bigger picture.
That accusation whether true or not is largely a blessing in disguise. It’s a clarion call for authorities to sit up and do the needed things that will protect both lives and properties of every Nigerian living in the country irrespective of the faiths.

What the government should be doing right now is to reduce these sort of neutralization media campaigns and continue emphasizing on tangible steps being taken or planned to end these menace. It’s all about transparency.

Exousiang01:
Oga.
Oga Nigerians have been selling and buying NIN which is used for registering sim cards, yahoo boys use them also.

If going by your whole sim tracking. It means bandits have sim cards registered with NIN of innocent Nigerians and the system will be arresting innocent Nigerians.

What most of you with simple minds don't understand is the complexity of terrorism.
This same US was with the UK and others in Afghanistan for 20years with the best military technology and military intelligence and they couldn't handle the Taliban which is just one terrorist group. Only someone with a small mind will think the US will take out Boko Haram, ISWAP, Bandits, etc in 20years you are joking.

How did Nigeria got to this point in the first place if the Government hadn’t been complicit or fueling terrorism?

Ttipsy:
Nigeria has millions of illiterates as citizens...

Lord lugard committed a huge offence

As a foreign person residing in Nigeria for over one year now, this has been my biggest cultural shock and I’m yet to recover from it till date.
The number of illiterates people (both adults and children) I’ve been seeing in Lagos, Ibadan, Abeokuta and especially Illorin has been mind blowing.

It’s honestly way too much than I expected and it’s all Moslems that I’ve encountered this problem with so far.
It’s only emphasizing one thing; religious ideology significantly influences literacy and and enlightenment levels.
For me this is clearly injustice on these people.

I think there has to be a call for a state of an emergency for adult literacy programs to help some of these victims. This will help chance the way some of them reason with things; ranging from politics to everyday life.
And equally so, religious houses/bodies should be mandated to engaging on activities or preaching messages that encourages parents to send their kids to school so as to save the next generation of kids from this crisis.

Mrexcell:
These islamic monsters will be difficult to completely root out from the north they have infiltrated the local population the only permanent solution to this crises still remains separating from them and giving them what they really want which is an Islamic country of their own cause it's obvious most of the muslims in the north are fully aligned with their Islamic ideology.

Honestly.
Looking at the number of supposedly educated folks who’ve been coming out ferociously campaigning against the proposed US interventions. The other one even strongly threatened to ensure that none of the US soldiers returned back alive.
Imagine, someone wants to come and help you resolve a problem you’ve been crying for solution all these while and now that the person is coming, you’re now all over the place campaigning for him no to come. Is it’s not foolishness?
It only points to one thing; that you’re the very one creating the problem and then ending up crying wolf.
It’s sad that the federal government is not calling this people in for questioning.

Some of these folks shouldn’t even be allowed to sit in those TV programs judging by the fact that some of their fellowers or admirers reasoning with sheep mentality.

But this is the problem you get in Africa when the politicians only care about winning elections and staying in power at all cost. There is palpable lack of law of law and order.

Chegesnd:
At least there is progress - if the extremist group can warn their members to avoid large gatherings, it means everyone is afraid.
It means that both the citizens and the terrorists afraid afraid.

They just proved the Americans right!

Now it’s certain that there is obvious evidence of religious terrorism

ISWAP just implicated the Government and others pushing against the US intervention.

They’re now going to make it very hard for them to continue defending the proposed US actions

And this guy is supposed to be a professor.

He’s in no way better than those Almajiri on the streets and terrorists in the forest.

I honestly pity his students

shadrach77:
I'm surprised it's only 121 million cause over 70% of Nigerians speak pidgin and with our population of 200 million that is already 140 million from Nigeria alone

So this is another evidence to tell you that the 230 million Nigerians population thing is highly likely not true.

Lukgaf:
When Will We Truly Learn Tolerance?

Yesterday, a disturbing video went viral showing a female student in Ilorin (a Federal Government school, for that matter) being barred from entering her school simply because she wore a hijab.

Honestly, one cannot help but ask: When will we learn to tolerate one another in this country?

Has the Nigerian Constitution suddenly changed to deny people the freedom to profess and practice their faith openly? What happened to the Supreme Court judgment that explicitly affirmed the right of Muslim girls to wear hijab in schools if they so wish?

Even more ironic this happened in Ilorin, a city with a rich Islamic heritage and majority Muslim population. If such acts of intolerance can happen there, what should we expect elsewhere?

But then again, what exactly is the problem?
If my daughter wears a hijab, or my wife chooses to wear a niqab, have I forced it upon anyone’s daughter? Why then should it become a national issue?

The truth is, until we begin to genuinely respect each other’s faith and freedom, peace and unity will remain elusive in this country. Nigeria’s Constitution guarantees freedom of religion and that freedom must mean the right to live our beliefs, not just declare them.

Even in some Western countries, with a much smaller Muslim population, women are allowed to wear hijab or niqab freely in schools and public spaces. So, what exactly is our excuse here in Nigeria, a country that proudly claims to uphold religious liberty?

Let’s be honest, this isn’t about dress code. It’s about tolerance, respect, and justice.
And until we uphold these, we’ll keep failing as a truly united people.

PS: Don't forget to recite Suratul Khaf

Get the Bleep outta here. Stop being fucking backwards for Christ sake.
Most countries are now calling for the ban of it. It’s now a security threat. That’s what terrorists will use to commit their act. Thieves used it to shoplift, adulterers used it to disguise themselves.
Even Saudi Arabia is giving it a second thought now.

By the way, the Saudi government has significantly reduced the powers of sharia law and its law enforcers. They’ve realized the whole sharia things has outlived its relevance. This is the very Saudi Arabia that is that holds the core to Islam.

I wonder why some people just don’t like to evolve

saintkel:
All thanks to d north ...I think d government should replace dis tradition if marrying more women than just 1 in d north abeg ...those guys r giving us headache

It is not just a problem of the North. Even here in ilorin, it is so obvious