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Godspeed to you Pastor. |
Well done EFCC...! If you guys put this same tenacity towards those in all sectors of leadership, Nigeria would have since become a decent and working society like Austria, Holland, and Canada. |
One of the numerous white elephant projects used by these elected criminals to launder amd embezzle money...! |
Never heard of these websites...! |
Ulogwe1: ![]() |
Things will get terribly worse before they get better...! Be patient! Tinubu needs time to fix the damage done by APC. Signed APC Supporters. |
Everything na content these days. ![]() Well, my uncle used to say... Dem nor dey teach hungry man how to chop and enjoy food wey sweet! How you interpret the above is not my headache! ![]() |
Ulogwe1:Very wicked and dangerous human being! ![]() Guy just dey collect red card like say na palliative. |
Before opening the thread, I already knew the name of the player. ![]() Sergio Ramos remains one of the most notorious defenders in modern football! Even Salah and Klopp can testify. ![]() Although, he still dey learn work for where Rigobert Song dey. ![]() |
How can police make arrests when no crime was committed?!! Abi did you people miss the memo during Deborah's case?!! Killing people over blasphemy against a dead Prophet is not a crime. Buhari, who was president then, has not condemned that incident till today. Let's stop pretending that these religious imbeciles don't know what they are doing abeg. |
Postinor:It would make sense if you read more objectively. Religious tolerance would be easier to Foster in a nation of like minds. It will always be a lot harder in the midst of multi ethnicity in a large population. As it stands today, Nigerians can't even agree on the best fit for Presidency... We have never had anything close to a meaningful concord since Jonathan's election. Would that be the case if the it were Southern or Northern Nigeria?!! Would a smaller South-western Nigeria be unable to Foster religious concord among its citizenry?!! |
Zxcvbnmghtr:Nope, it's not about sharing or believing in ideologies. Personally, I stick to reality. Greed aside, the waters of nationhood has long been poisoned in Nigeria, and it is foundational and irreparable! Only a thin thread is keeping this nation from another civil war. Nnamdi Kanu is a conflicted soul and a dangerous individual, but some of his words have merit and truth. Nigeria can't be a true nation until we all go our separate ways or practice regionalism. |
Zxcvbnmghtr:You have actually succeeded in deepening the narrative and lending truth to the obvious fact that Nigeria can never be a united nation. We are all just deceiving ourselves and constantly bickering over religion and ethnicity. That's probably why this nation can never forge a path to glory... We are just too divided to ever agree on the way forward. Nnamdi Kanu is right in a way... Dividing the nation might be the only viable solution to the nation's progress. |
The handwriting of the student in blue is the exact same as that of the teacher (in red)...! Y'all know what that means... ![]() |
It's not even the killing and brutality that I find shocking...! What I find shocking is the attitude of those standing around and observing. It's how we have become accustomed to such depravity that we quickly move on with our lives like it was a goat that was slaughtered before our very eyes. |
Okay... Congrats on the ring, abi the union. |
Menemonic:Kwarshiokor simply points at exceptionally low consumption of proteins, which can lead to muscle wasting or low muscle growth especially in kids. |
Ishilove:Kwarshiokor simply means the kids concerned are consuming way less proteins, due largely to the costs. |
More money to share...! Zero cost my foot! |
A Doctor friend just told me that Kwarshiokor cases have increased in her hospital. For a nation not at war... This is unheard of. |
Yugoslavia247:Yeah... But, neither is a corrupt retrogressive Democratic government. If Democracy excels and performs well, there won't be room or grounds for Military takeover. |
She is not that bad looking compared to some others...! If her hygiene is great, then good for him. |
DeLaRue:Please, stop this nonsense. The so called courageous leader of today stood against removal of subsidy back then... He knew the dangerous and dire ramifications of his actions against the government then, but ignored... Why?!! The progress of the nation meant nothing to him when stacked against his personal ambition to rule the same nation. So, don't praise Tinubu here abeg. Tinubu is a major part of the foundational woes of this nation. |
bizbro:I hate to think of that, Chief. |
Congrats to them...! The news I'm itching to hear is: Nigerian Army Finally puts an End to Terrorism and Banditry in Nigeria! |
Stealing inside a Mosque premises... That's unusual! |
Well, his life, his Choice... I can't judge him. While I would never stoop so low to actually block people on social media, I have honestly lost contact with so many of them, and it suits me perfectly. So many friends, relatives, and associates I haven't spoken or related with in any way for more than a decade now... Of course we are still friends on social media, and I even have some of their contacts in my phone. We have all simply moved on in life... No quarrels, no hard feelings, NOTHING! Just adults who have moved on in life. As you get older and more successful, you realise that you really have limited time and space for numerous associations and entanglements. |
Her life, her standards... May she find him (if he exists). Those of you bellyaching and insulting her up there need to get a life! I don't get why people's personal opinions and life choices should trigger you guys so much. Y'all should quit projecting your insecurities every time. ![]() |
Backlash for what exactly?!! If an establishment has a dress code, then non-adhering patrons have to be thrown out. |
They are welcome... They have always had their people among our leaders. |
Zidac:Yeah... That's why my number one point remains tackling and resolving Insecurity. Insecurity remains the major root cause of our food crisis today. |
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