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Technology Market / Re: Sold by Babysho(m): 12:36am On May 02 |
Kewtt: Check market. Even 78k is a steal |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Burkina Faso Suspends BBC, Voice Of America For Two Weeks by Babysho(m): 1:53pm On May 01 |
AnyanwuSilas: First of all, I'm not taking sides and I think you're letting your rage drag you into falling for the psy-ops and propaganda just like some northerners did. They too were told things untrue by their elites and media. I'd advice you to use that rage to organise with us in MOP and even spread the word. We have members from all ethnicity. You gave an example of Ahmadu Bello who sold us out for European interest. I already told you before, it's a class war not tribal; the political/business elites VS the citizens. There are millions of poor northerners who had no business in giving Europeans contracts and don't want you to be under them. Most of them are just hungry. You're acting like you don't meet thousands of northerners everyday taking you on their bikes and kneeling to polish your shoes. Let me tell you a little history. Our current set of elites are bloodlines having big hands in helping the Europeans overthrow the original African kings and catching free Africans as slaves. These backstabbers have put themselves in positions of power and they'll always choose Europeans over Africans. They have no pride, no dignity and are puppets for Europeans. Use Sudan as a case study. Now North Sudan and South Sudan because of their differences, are they better off? Their elites are still playing with their heads like ping pong. They'll only pitch us the citizens against each other to be fighting the wrong battles. What has any leader in all the geopolitical zone done for any state to truly improve life? The method I'm offering where the people with different languages and ethnicity topple the political class through socialism has significantly improved lives in many Latin American countries. It should be freedom or death from your political elites. |
Technology Market / Sold by Babysho(m): 2:16pm On Apr 30 |
Sold |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Burkina Faso Suspends BBC, Voice Of America For Two Weeks by Babysho(m): 9:02am On Apr 29 |
AnyanwuSilas: Conflict will always happen. Even in your home conflict happen but you still hold the same surname. Even before amalgamation Yoruba people have been fighting within themselves. It's part of nation building but whenever faced with external conflict, Yorubas were always under one umbrella. You don't even have to like your Igbo or Yoruba brothers. Just use them for defence and economics. Eventually you'll see that they were never really your problem but your political and business elites both Igbo Northern and Yoruba who choose to betray and impoverish Africans/Nigerians. It's a class war not a tribal war. And as for Africa, being PanAfrican is not by skin colour or even being on the continent, we have people like Obi, Atiku, Tinubu who are born here, black skin like us put betray us. It's your mentality. Are you willing to put Africa first before anything? If you're not, you can't be a part of us. Remember to join MOP on Instagram |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Burkina Faso Suspends BBC, Voice Of America For Two Weeks by Babysho(m): 11:12am On Apr 28 |
OAFMods: Lol what? Sha follow MOP CENTRE ON IG let's liberate Nigeria and in extension Africa. Enough of your petty Tinubu Obi psy-ops. You're bigger than that. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Burkina Faso Suspends BBC, Voice Of America For Two Weeks by Babysho(m): 11:09am On Apr 28 |
AnyanwuSilas: Your primary problem on earth should be "some Africans". Am I your primary problem? What have I done to you or Nigeria? Is your brother or sis your primary problem? Is it news that there traitors amongst us who wake up every morning and choose to backstab and impoverish African people? We must begin to point out who and who our enemies are and politically organise towards dismantling all their structures so Africa/Nigeria can finally be in the hands of it's true leaders just like before slavery in 14th century. And I'm guessing you don't know your history. Africa has always been one from time. All the different African countries you see today is migration of our brothers and sisters from Upper Egypt and Sudan. It's even foolish to look at the economical benefit of pan Africanism and refuse it. Europeans speak different languages and hate each other and have fought so many wars amongst themselves YET maintain one currency. Again, join MOP CENTRE on IG or X so you can elevate your consciousness and eventually join the liberation army. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Burkina Faso Suspends BBC, Voice Of America For Two Weeks by Babysho(m): 8:25pm On Apr 26 |
Dpharisee: A conscious brother. I hope you're part of a political movement? If not, allow me to recommend MOP centre for you. MOP aim is Pan Africanism and liberation of all African people from agents of neocolonialism.
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Foreign Affairs / Re: Burkina Faso Suspends BBC, Voice Of America For Two Weeks by Babysho(m): 8:23pm On Apr 26 |
OAFMods: English is hardly spoken in Burkina Faso but they still suspended BBC ENGLISH. Propaganda cuts across languages ask those in Middle East. |
Career / Re: Japa: Top 5 Lucrative Side Hustles For Nigerians To Survive In UK, Canada by Babysho(m): 9:03pm On Apr 22 |
The best part about working anywhere thatโs not Africa is how conducive the working/living situation is and that significantly improves the quality of life. Stress is very minimal. Whether you are food delivery, you take your bike without fear of insane drivers OR you into childcare, you do your job and go back home with 100% guarantee of zero traffic, good water and stable electricity. Even though it is a rat race type of thing, at least it has structure unlike Nigeria. 3 Likes |
Business / Re: Dollar Makes "U" Turn, Begins To Appreciate Against Naira by Babysho(m): 8:14am On Apr 18 |
As much as I dislike Obidients, I think the Tinubu supporters are even worse especially when it comes to Economics. What most have said on this thread is true, we're only clearing forex backlogs but what happens when the forex hits an all time low and it becomes even more difficult to acquire the dollar. And so, it is an artificial appreciation. The dollar is still scarce that's why the prices of imported goods are still very high. When our forex runs lower, it'll go back to deprecation unfortunately. Again, I'm begging you to join The Movement Of The People (MOP CENTRE) on social media before the next election cycle. The entirety of Tinubu tenure will be used to pursue shadows of the dollar ; aboki, Binance, BDC, When the real problem is that our leaders are not willing to elevate themselves from position of civil servants for white men to actual bourgeoise. We need to quit consuming foreign products and MAKE OUR OWN OURSELVES!
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Politics / Re: How Many Units Of Electricity Can 5,000 Naira Buy In Your Area by Babysho(m): 2:15pm On Apr 08 |
Charlie2020: God bless you. What type of stupidity is fueling Nigeria? The whole point of the meter is to regulate usage. The elites and industries are already paying more because they definitely use more appliances. You can't just increase by band because there are some people that are poor and accidentally in Band A. Such a rash decision acting like they have a database of all Nigerians and their salary. This thing really affect me. 3 Likes |
Politics / Re: Most Expensive Kilowatt-Hour In Africa - Statisense by Babysho(m): 7:08pm On Apr 06 |
SalamRushdie: No that's not the argument you should make. Ask which of these countries have the capacity to create electricity like Nigeria has in hydro, gas, wind and solar and finance. 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Most Expensive Kilowatt-Hour In Africa - Statisense by Babysho(m): 6:56pm On Apr 06 |
Which of these countries have the capacity to create power through hydro, solar, wind and gas like Nigeria does? Nigeria doesn't even understand that it's meant to be a powerhouse for the development of Africa instead it's busy comparing with it's younger brothers. PLEASE I use God to beg you all, follow MOP on social media, this foolishness has to stop. Please share if you can. 2 Likes
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Foreign Affairs / Re: Zimbabwe Drops 'battered' Dollar, Introduces Gold-backed 'ZIG' Currency by Babysho(m): 6:47pm On Apr 05 |
TUANKU: C'mon now. Aren't we past this level of consciousness already? Whenever you hear conspiracies concerning Africa, it's not up for debate. Your only duty as an African is to notice the patterns and if you don't have anything to add, be mute. Follow MOP on social media platforms so you can raise your consciousness and so the Nigerian naira can some day be backed by refined oil. 6 Likes 1 Share
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Celebrities / Re: Verydarkman Finally Released From Police Custody (photos) by Babysho(m): 8:24pm On Mar 31 |
If you're happy VeryDarkMan went to jail, you're a BIG FOOOOL. Your arms of government just dey test you to know if you actually know your human rights and if you're easily swayed by emotion against next election cycle. SORO SOKE in the gutter. Regardless of whatever VeryDarkMan has said, na still just amebo talk. Na cho cho cho. Last time I checked, gossip can only make people hate you but never a crime. Hate the man but don't deny him of his humanity cos when your govt decide to hate you during election, they'll deny you your humanity too. As long as you didn't threaten anyone's life or property, defamation no be arresting issue. Na court issue. 5 Likes |
Celebrities / Re: Verydarkman Finally Released From Police Custody (photos) by Babysho(m): 8:20pm On Mar 31 |
bmaster2000: You sef don see say the story no add up. They didn't charge him to court o. Them just lock am up like kidnappers. Are you sure you're Nigerian? the NPF is most famous for these sort of acts. |
Celebrities / Re: Verydarkman Finally Released From Police Custody (photos) by Babysho(m): 8:15pm On Mar 31 |
phemmyjohnson: Very white man ๐๐ I enjoyed this more than I should have. |
Politics / Re: Akinwumi Adesina Proposes โUnited States Of Nigeriaโ by Babysho(m): 8:52pm On Mar 30 |
chopnaira: And how did you come to that conclusion? |
Travel / Re: Lagos - Calabar Coastal Highway Includes Railway Tracks In The Middle by Babysho(m): 2:35pm On Mar 29 |
flokii: I hear you but youโre misinformed. The Nigerian dilemma is NOT regional/tribal like the narrative and propaganda the business/political elites push and allow hungry people fall into. The issue has always been a CLASS WAR; The business/political elites vs the working class/poor people of Nigeria. And itโs the same North, South East and West. What have our leaders in the south west ever done to make sure that even if we return to regions, we can feed ourselves comfortably, that we can move throughout all south western states swiftly and comfortably, what have they done to make sure the south west has the most affordable housing and healthcare? Even Lagos you mention up and down, all the flashiness of Lagos are inaccessible by me and you. Can you call ambulance to come and pick you if you have heart attack? Are you safe in Lagos at 4:30 in the morning? Lagos that we spend hours in traffic and queues? Or is it because helicopter fly over your house? Or because of high rise buildings you canโt enter? You must begin to think logically and ask the important questions. The gap between the elites all over Nigeria and the masses is way too large. Join MOPcentre on social media to put power back in the hand of the masses! 3 Likes
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Travel / Re: Lagos - Calabar Coastal Highway Includes Railway Tracks In The Middle by Babysho(m): 12:39pm On Mar 29 |
flokii: What about Ondo, Osun, Ekiti Oyo, YORUBA states? Where is the rich Yoruba culture of infrastructure and all the other nonsense you wrote? |
Politics / Re: Ramadan: Dangote donates 80,000 Bags Of 10kg Rice, bread To Vulnerable Lagosians by Babysho(m): 7:11pm On Mar 27 |
Who dey owe Nigerians billions of dollars dey share bag of rice ๐๐ This Dangote man join cause inflation o This Capitalist world, as long as your family get name, you can borrow taxpayers money at the expense of starving them, then call yourself billionaire. Even in the status of onigbese billionaire, you can buy your kids Ferrari like Otedola. 2 Likes
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Business / Re: Why Naira Will Continue To Appreciate by Babysho(m): 7:00pm On Mar 27 |
femisplash: What about the economics of it? You do know prices never deflates in a capitalist economy. What you call "exploitation and greed" is just the law of capitalism lol And why capitalism is brutal is that it lies to us that the forces of demand and supply will determine market prices but the manufacturers and wholesalers convene behind our backs to set their own unaffordable prices. After all, the point of capitalism is to make as much profit regardless of what you do. The only way to battle inflation is to apply price control or increase minimum wage. Sometimes, I'm convinced Nigerians don't understand Economics at all. |
Romance / Re: I Sent Her Out Of My House Late In The Night: Did I Do The Right Thing? by Babysho(m): 8:56pm On Mar 23 |
AyobamiOluwole: I BLAME CAPITALISM Bro you mentioned sex more times than you mentioned cuddle. We all know exactly what you wanted but she denied you, then you let your ego get the best of you. I blame Capitalism because it allows for all sorts of unexplainable misbehaviours in this generation. Those social values and constructs that used to guide our society and kids have been broken fully! Young Nigerian females are forced to be put in vulnerable states and Nigerian men own na to let QUICKLY MADE MONEY destroy their destiny and turn them into beasts. I blame Capitalism because if you make money through hard work in the sun not all these pointless office work or tech, it'll teach you patience of hardwork to control your anger, even the vitamin D from the sun will always have you in a good mood regardless of whatever so you won't need cuddle(sex), spending time in a social environment will give you conscience not to leave a sister out in the dark. What kind of society will have a young lady who's working still need to beg to fend for herself? What a bastardized generation of young men and women with no virtue whatsoever. 1 Like |
Education / Re: Reactions As SS3 Student Buys Benz by Babysho(m): 7:24pm On Mar 22 |
Politics / Re: "The Audacity": Army Deletes Cryptic Post After Killing Of Soldiers In Delta by Babysho(m): 10:39am On Mar 18 |
Gadafii: I guess we'll never know because our best investigate journalist are the ones with the biggest stomachs ๐๐ No field work whatsoever. |
Celebrities / Re: After Declining Renewed Hope Concert, Odumodublvck Links Up With Seyi Tinubu by Babysho(m): 11:29am On Mar 17 |
โโ NOTICEโโ It has always been a trend to use Nigerians as stepping stones. At his initial stage of rage, this Odumodu guy sided with the poor people of Nigeria, and we accepted and raised him to an iconic status, sort of gave him a platform to represent us and in just a few months, he's already switched to the side of the oppressor he was raging at, via the platform we gave him! Not only is this a trend in entertainment, it's also a trend in politics, finance, even in your neighbourhood. During poverty, you're angry at your oppressor, the most angriest and passionate of the poor we elevate them to iconic statuses, when it's time to represent us, small bribe or difficult moment, those icons switch to the sides of the oppressor because all along, you weren't really angry at the oppressor, you just hated that you were not them! It takes a lot to break from that spirit of oppression. That's why till today, FELA is one of the greatest icons out of Africa because he never switched sides, heck he was actually an elite and switched to our side, the side of the people! This is why we must keep the spirit of Fela going through MOP. All of us, the poor people and professionals of Nigeria must join hands and TOGETHER overwhelm this system of oppression to create a new society that's fair and equal for all. No such thing as a Messiah. Join and engage with MOP on social media today. Be part of the movement, join meetings, give your ideas, just don't wake up one morning and vote. 1 Share
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Education / Re: UNIBEN Student's Avatar Costume Goes Viral (pics) by Babysho(m): 6:28pm On Mar 14 |
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Health / Re: 80-Year-Old Man Commits Suicide In Lagos by Babysho(m): 2:45pm On Mar 08 |
Poor thing Nigeria is in the final stage of doing away with social values where you can depend on community for small food and even for companionship. Even in the villages, they are becoming individualistic since they now have electricity and phones. Nigeria is absorbing all the spill overs of Industrialisation, Imperialism and Capitalism; impoverishing the masses and pushing them to the extreme end, crimogenic environments, phone addiction, drug abuse, environmental waste and more diseases etc I dare say Nigeria practices the harshest form of Capitalism/Industrialisation because our elites don't even provide a sort of insurance or warning after or before accidents happen. Dangote truck fit crush anybody alafia! Social media fit turn your kid to a socially awkward child, alafia! No price control on food etc. Whereas foreign countries spend billions to soft cushion the effects of Capitalism. We the poor masses and professionals of Nigeria need to organise ourselves and finally decide what we want our country to be like. What values we'd like to keep from our history and what we'd like to adopt from overseas. Join MOP on social media, let's take back our nation! 16 Likes 5 Shares
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Crime / Re: 70% of Financial Crimes in Nigeria Linked to Banks โ EFCC by Babysho(m): 8:09am On Mar 08 |
EFCC won piss inside our elites pot of soup. They want to bite the hands that feeds them. We already know our ELITE OLD HEADS, the military generals, navy ogas at the top, CBN governors, our ex and current governors, senators, presidents and Chairpersons of Banks who don't have a clue about cryptocurrency use the banks to siphon money within, into and out of Nigeria. I suspect even the EFCC was set up by a group of the elites who felt they weren't getting enough share of the cake so they used it as a tool of witch-hunt and we all know oga and oga go always jam, so now EFCC is just tossed left to right like a tennis ball. EFCC coming out to say this is them begging a force higher than them and the political and business elites to help them arrest their owners ๐๐ The EFCC already knows who and who dey run am but they can NEVER call names. The brutal truth is that nobody is gonna help Nigeria not even Interpol because as long as Capitalism rules the world, corruption will always rule the world. Only the people can unite and stand up against the elites. Join MOP on IG and let's take back our country!
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Politics / Re: Tinubuโs Workaholic, He Goes To Bed At 2, 3am Every Day โ Ajuri Ngelale by Babysho(m): 5:51pm On Mar 07 |
Just like a yahoo boy 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Hardship: No Nigerian Workers Can Survive On Less Than N100,000 Wage โ Reps by Babysho(m): 2:25pm On Mar 07 |
Domaining101: Even if you dey drink garri everyday, small bag of garri na your salary 25k even more these days. Unless you dey sleep under bridge for Lagos, face me I face you even for makoko slums na still 30k + yearly Bro you even lost me when you said light bill ๐๐ I would have believed if you said you don't even use light at all. Prepaid wey dey suck money 3k+ per month if you no on anything at all, if na NEPA bill forget that one u no fit afford am. Fuel? You? ๐๐ Your 25k gan na the transport to your place of work. |
Phones / Re: With A Budget Of 120k, Which Phone Is Best To Go For? by Babysho(m): 2:12pm On Mar 07 |
So none of our Capitalists have been moved to go into phone production when the raw materials are available from our neighbouring African countries. That's the part I don't get about Nigerian Capitalist, they have the capital, Nigerian youths have the brains and Nigeria is a market waiting for them but they'd still rather go into real estate, salt, bottle water, alcohol, oil etc things that if they're not there another person will do, things that are hinged on survival. |
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