Poor Zelensky. I wonder how that guy sleeps at night? He allowed the Democrats use him as a proxy to fight Russia. Now Ukraine is in ruins with her best citizens scattered all over the world.
Mariangeles: Kelewele is a Ghanaian dish made with fully ripe plantains, seasoned with ground spices (onion, peppers, ginger, ehuru and the likes), then fried. It is spicy and very flavorful.
Why make plain dodo, when you can make kelewele? Dodo is delicious, but kelewele is deliciouser.
So, have you ever eaten kelewele?
What I actually like most about it is the name.
How do you stop the plantain from soaking in lots of oil? Fried mashed ripe plantain is always oil thirsty.
fineboynl: The man is a fool. If all they are talking about him is his money.
Truly most iigbo men got no game.
Na so…na Igbo man be the problem now. Every small thing una go look for an Igbo man to bash and blame. You didn’t read where she said that the man had great personality? Or you want the man to be a pauper or pretend to be poor because of women? You go suffer make your money, and also suffer to spend it due to stinginess?
Another illiteracy and wealth glorifying thread. Not everyone would be rich or need to be rich. There are people that get satisfaction and fulfillment from what they do, being employees of some firms, notwithstanding. In those days teaching, for example, used to be a noble profession,with principled people. But today we have pushed teachers to the wall and they are now as money loving and corrupt as politicians.
Education will teach you how to live a better life and not necessarily how to be rich. If getting rich is your sole aim in life, you may call education a scam. But if improving the quality of your life is your aim, don’t skip education. By the way, their are people that got rich working as employees…
echoxyz: We tell them say kwakwanso dey work for Tinubu dem say na lie.
I dey even suspect say Pitobi sef dey work for Tinubu against Atiku.
Pitobi is the only reason Atiku will never become Nigeria president in his life time.
E come be like say Tinubu dey use JuJu for them.
And you forgot that Atiku was the reason Peter Obi lost in the last elections. If Atiku and Wike had played fair, Peter Obi would still be in PDP and would have won the last presidential election. But thanks to Atiku and Wike…
autoez: Una no dey do easy buy for car. Make i even see one car dey pay 50k monthly, i no go mind ooooooo. All those cars parked in thousands of car lots everywhere, una no dey reason easy buy way.
Nigerians get poor credit ratings na. Go ask oPay and co, how far.
TruthHurts1: Regardless of that, the abuse of Britain's generous welfare system by millions of 3rd world immigrants particularly from Muslim countries like Somalia, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh is getting out of hand. If Kemi had not introduced it, someone else will.
What abuse are you talking about? Britain and the British royal family pillaged the third world for centuries…the welfare abuse is nothing compared with the damage they have done.
dgr8truth: In my opinion, this type of political protest is counterproductive and does little to advance our democracy. We must be careful not to normalise a political culture in which the removal of an elected president becomes a recurring demand outside the established constitutional process simply because people are dissatisfied with his performance.
In a democracy, citizens have every right to express their grievances, criticise the government, and organise peaceful protests. However, we must also recognise that the most effective and constructive way to hold elected leaders accountable is through the ballot box, sustained civic engagement, and the mobilisation of support for alternative candidates who offer better policies and a more convincing vision for the country.
Our politics should be about persuading voters, presenting credible alternatives, and strengthening democratic institutions, rather than encouraging a culture of perpetual agitation for the removal of elected leaders. We should be working to elevate our political discourse, not reduce it to endless protests and slogans.
Nigerians are understandably frustrated by the country's challenges, but our response should help strengthen democracy, not undermine public confidence in the electoral process. We can express our dissatisfaction firmly without losing sight of the constitutional and democratic principles that ought to guide us.
It seems you are not a Nigerian. And by the way, you are actually talking from both sides of the mouth. People resort to protests and violence only when they don’t have confidence in the electoral process.
mrkings84: And it's the man's work that takes care of all the woman's loads plus.....
You summed it up aptly. The man’s job is to take care of all the woman’s load plus his own personal load. That’s why most responsible fathers hardly live long.
temitope277: His culture alows people to bow for them, but it forbids them to do same for others abi?
His culture allows people to express their respect as it’s in their heart. In Igbo culture you can chose to greet an elder with a bowed head, two hands or prostrate. No one forces you to do any of that. That way it becomes evident who respects and adore you. Not a case were everyone is expected to prostrate, al be it , hypocritically.
The precision in the direction of fall of that cross is beyond clinical.
The priest had no "snowball chance in hell" surviving such trauma to the head.
This should be a lesson to churches hanging such effigy of Christ in their halls of worship.
Isn't it laughable that the same Christ that triumphed over the "death of the cross" is only known by the cross?
The cross isn’t meant to be an item of decoration or worship, but rather, a message and a symbol of Christ’s sacrifice and triumph over sin and death. Indeed it’s a paradox…something that was meant to cause shame, pain and death, gave rise to the salvation of mankind. There’s nothing wrong in displaying the symbol of the cross, as long as the motive is right. Of course, those who worship the cross or pray to it are misled and walking in ignorance.
tiswell: He's a Nigerian,and probably not a bonafide indigene of Anambra.
You don't have to drag the good name of Anambra cos of few unscrupulous immigrants resident there.
You forgot that it was Anambraians that reported the savages and are also prosecuting them. They did that because those people acted contrary to the indigenous culture.
aswani: We need a strong opposition, we can't even call the current shambles a weak opposition.
I fear a APC landslide victory next year. We should have a strong, vibrant opposition.
It just feels like the more President Tinubu raises the bar in forming alliances to solidify his position, the opposition response is for leading figures like Atiku and Peter Obi to open their mouth to lose even more votes.
This is before you add the Obidient factor where those ones destroy Peter Obí's chances even more every time they post go abuse and insult.
With the way Nigeria is structured, it’s almost impossible to have a strong opposition party in the country. This is not GEJ era when the other arms of government were relatively independent and self assured. Almost all the governors in the country are in the bag for APC. How do you explain that? The saving grace of Obi and Atiku is that they went their separate ways, thereby confusing the ruling party. If not, they would still be in court fighting to be on the ballot.
Bluna: You obviously didn't read before dropping this unnecessary comment. They can't fish very far away from their area because most of them use average sized boats. 👇 ".. most of them have not been doing anything since that day. Only a few who have bigger boats go far away to fish and return to sell, which is not economically viable if you compare how much they spend and what they make."
No pal. The problem is that it’s not economically viable to go far and fish. Bigger boats not withstanding. Cost of fuel to be blamed…
Roger3D: The Christianity that you practice today in your personal life does it resemble anything close to the Ethiopian orthodox one? You are a product of European colonial religion and values. Accept that you are enslaved
If your ancestors had encountered Jesus, they would have been converted. They tried to find God , but lack the knowledge. The God of the Christians is not a Jewish nor European God. He is the creator of the universe. And He has revealed His will and the way through His son Jesus Christ. Accept Him today!
dannex4adx: This is a senseless post. Ask yourself this question, the Sunday Adelaja that you referenced, where is he now?
Sunday Adelaja is no yardstick for measuring Christianity. The message is clear and the question is, why are we so religious but morally bankrupt? If your religion cannot impact your society, then you are doing something wrong.
uniquetechng: Most high mileage cars are actually better than low mileage cars, in North America a car having high mileage is often a testament that the car was healthy and on the road when needed while most low mileage cars were often as a result of faults or issues keeping them off the roads.
That’s another perspective, but then, no matter how rugged a car is the mileage contributes to the wears and tears on the engine. In North America the first thing people look at before buying a car is the mileage and cars with high mileage tend to go for cheaper prices. I guess in Africa we don’t have much choice. Buying a pre owned car is always a gamble, anyway.
Carmadesimpe: Buying a used car is not just about finding one with clean paint, a good interior and an engine that sounds fine. Some expensive problems are not obvious when you first see the vehicle.
If I were helping someone inspect a car before payment, these are seven areas I would want checked.
1. Engine condition: Does it start easily, idle smoothly and run without unusual knocking or excessive smoke?
2. Transmission: Does the gear engage properly? For an automatic, does it shift smoothly during a test drive?
3. Chassis number: Does the number on the vehicle match the relevant vehicle documents?
4. Accident history: Check for uneven panel gaps, unusual welding, overspray and signs of major structural repairs.
5. Cooling system: Does the temperature remain normal during the drive? Any coolant leaks or signs of overheating?
6. Suspension and steering: Listen for knocking sounds and notice whether the car pulls to one side or vibrates unusually.
7. Documents and ownership: Confirm that the seller has the appropriate documents and that ownership can be transferred properly.
One important point: passing these checks does not automatically mean the car is perfect. A qualified mechanic should inspect it, and legal or documentation concerns should be verified separately.
For example, a car can look beautiful outside but have a transmission problem that becomes obvious only after driving it.
My question: If you were buying a used car tomorrow, which of these seven checks would you consider most important? What else would you add?
How come people don’t bother about mileage in Nigeria? A car with high mileage is definitely a ticking time bomb. It’s just a mater of time and the engine will give way.
These people do not see the average Nigerian as a human being. Apparently, they think the rest of the citizens who are not in politics are livestock, who are only useful for election days.
That's why they'll make claims that are completely devoid of reality, because they're out of reach.
All I can say, which has been said many times. Vote out the vhhastharhd and his go_ons.
I don’t know what you’re talking about. Southwest people no follow for your claims about poor and hungry Nigerian citizens. They will vote for their beloved son en masse come 2027. It’s “awalokan”!
What is your opinion on this case? Should the police provide more information about the reported release of a suspect in a serious assault case? Share your thoughts in the comments.
I no de watch and I no de comment anything. You content creators are contributing to the worsening brain rot in the society.
There’s no difference between Bandit & people producing fake things. Infact, people producing fake things are worst than any criminal! Imagine packaging poison for people, just the same way they’ve been packaging that fraud & failed governor for Nigerians..
We might need to expand the Chinese further. I’ll always place people who value lives over money than money over lives. The Chinese won’t sell fake & they’ll still sell cheap!
A win-win situation for consumers!
And where do you think those fake labels and corks were produced? Chinese people will kill you faster than Aba made. Only in Nigeria and Africa that people are craving for Chinese products. I feel sorry for Una.