WrriterNg:
⚡🇺🇸 Let’s spend billions of dollars to solve the issue with drones.

🇷🇺 Ivan, put a house on the tank, LMAO

nigeriansamurai:
bros... Number 1 let me give you an advantage Population has.. Industrial power. High populating equals high man power, that is why other countries with high populations (EX. US RUSSIA INDIA CHINA) are massive producers. But due to cooperate corruption Nigeria is a different case... 2 NK takes public education furkin seriously, that is why despite Kims "tyranny" you dont hear of rebellion. BECAUSE THEIR STRICT EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM MAKES SURE EVERYONE IS "INDOCTRINATED"...

OkpaNsukkaisBae:



I thought you said that the military don't care about body bags ... Mr FACT don't care about feelings. Why Dem no go solo.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:




No peace for the wicked.


Why una no intervene in Niger🇳🇪 again? I still dey ask dis question

OkpaNsukkaisBae:





Continue smiling.

Alamkir:


I knew as soon as they bring national politics you will show up.

Alamkir:


I don't have those kind of nonsense discussion. Go to politics section you will find people like you their

OkpaNsukkaisBae:




Why won't I ask u? Abi no be you dey defend him? If you don't know the answer u shift


Shey na you dey defend the APC apologist called Balogunodua.... While at it, you explain to us how your time traveler City Boy graduated from a school even before the school was established??



They have shown u videos of North Korea, you refused to watch, all cox u dey defend the useless APC government. There's nothing wrong being partisan but when you come on the cyberspace to defend mediocrity, poverty, foolishness, corruption, poor governance on the alter of partisanship you go collect.

Alamkir:


It even took too long, before they call you partisan. It normally is the first thing. Don't allow anybody to bully you into hating your country

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Balogunodua


Abeg why una no restore democracy in Niger Republic.?.. After all those supporting Niger🇳🇪 don't have what it takes to hit Nigeria.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:




I'm telling you that you lack personal conviction. So far your favorite party or politician is involved, their decision become your decision. This is you calling the government of Niger Republic illegitimate government cox they failed to heed ECOWAS & TINUbu advice to restore Bazoum.

Jovi10:



I didn't have the strength to Argue with APC supporters.

Jovi10:


And how well can the citizens respond more than we did during the last election? Bro that election was fukng rigged

OkpaNsukkaisBae:





You and FACT no suppose dey the same sentence. You're one of those APC & Tinubu online warriors. You guys lie for a living

OkpaNsukkaisBae:




Better late than never

Mille:


You're definitely an APC member. All you have done is deflect, deflect and deflect. I already mentioned 59.5 as Nigerian data for access to electricity.

Mille:


We are talking about North Korean numbers. Where is your screenshot of the North Korean numbers?

Mille:


Where is your source of 5 hours electricity in South Africa?

Mille:


Where is your source that disagrees with the Reuters North Korean data?

Mille:


Where is your source of the better and quality healthcare?
Where is your source for better roads?

Mille:


In your words,

"That 52.6 for NK was only for those in the Urban area...there was nothing for the rural because their rural areas lack electricity". Where is your screenshot?

Mille:


Seems I have wasted my time. I thought I was debating with a patriot. You're sounding like a political zealot.

Mille:


I have been and still dealing with data in my work. I'll not misrepresent a data. Maybe you should go ahead and re-read the link.
The 52.6 was for all of North Korea. There is no available data for both urban and rural areas.

Now Reuters is not a good source despite them mentioning at least 5 good sources in the article. I'm waiting for your source that disagrees with me.

Nigeria is a disgrace when it comes to basic human needs. Electricity, good roads, security, housing and water. It's even worse with our current man in Aso-rock as the country is currently in regression. As a Lagosian, I have had to apologize to everyone I promoted Tinubu to. I never imagined there will be anybody worse than Buhari but see how wrong I am.

I need your proof of places in South Africa with less than 5 hours daily electricity. As far as I know, load-shedding in South Africa is in stages and has never gone beyond stage 8 so I need your evidence.

I'm a Yoruba conservative myself but you're beginning to sound like an APC man. We have a Yoruba man as the minister of power. The city I stay in, he is more popular than even the president himself. It is now common for children as young as 5 to say "Ko ni da fun Adelabu".

Tiopii:


You truly believe that N.Koreans are better off than Nigerians?

dvkot:
@Balogunodua at this point you are just lying... We have better roads and light than NK in your village or where exactly? and how do we have a better healthcare system than them... Did this guy forget that NK is an Asian country?

You said you will prove to me that the 200m people in Nigeria is living better than nk... Go ahead and do it, show me the proof

Mille:


According to your link

Access to electricity (Nk) - 52.6
Access to electricity (NG) - 59.5

Access to electricity in rural areas - unavailable data. So I don't know where you saw your non-existent rural power.

Other notable data to take note of.

55% of households in North Korea have access to cheap solar systems (https://www.reuters.com/article/us-northkorea-solar-feature/cheap-solar-panels-power-consumer-appliance-boom-in-north-korea-idUSKCN1RT2P1/)

Increased power generation by private companies has resulted to North Korea having 22 hours daily electricity (https://english.hani.co/arti/english_edition/e_northkorea/878329.html)

Mille:


Meanwhile in Nigeria, they will count me that has 2 hours electricity every 4 days as having access to electricity. Go to Ibedc Twitter page and see people complaining everyday of not having light for weeks. Those ones too will be classified as having access to electricity.

As a student, I was posted to do my IT in Isaga-orile near Abeokuta, Ogun state. I spent one year in that place. I only saw light once in that town for just 10 minutes. 10 minutes in a year will also be classified as having access to electricity.

Like the Yoruba adage says, Ti won ba n tan e, ma tan ra re. Make we no dey deceive ourselves.


Btw, see attached image. An electricity distribution company had the audacity to release to the public that it supplies people with 0 and 1 hours electricity daily. I'm sure you'll classify those ones too as having access to electricity.

Mille:


Please bring out your sources or proof of the above. I refuse to believe someone who has lived in Nigeria will say the following with certainty.

Since the beginning of the year, I currently have two hours electricity every four days where I stay despite being purported to be in band B (16 hours). Saying I am 100% better than a country which reportedly puts off it power supply by 10pm to conserve electricity is unbelievable. So bring your sources.

For the other metrics, please bring your sources.

Kremlingrad:
Chai! Which way nigeria. But instead of shutting down the dams they could have export the excess electricity to another country tha needs it . Another reason africa must invest in critical infrastructure

dvkot:
Nigeria has a population of almost 200m and NK is just about 10-15% of that, so yes with our number we have a better economy than them. Now ask yourself these questions

dvkot:

Are the 200m people in Nigeria living better than the 25m people in NK?

dvkot:

Do we have a better functioning health care than them?

dvkot:

Do we have better roads and power than them?

dvkot:

For a country of 200m how's is our military compared to them?

dvkot:

When you answer these questions also keep it in mind that you are comparing one of the world largest oil producing nation with no sanctions to one of the most sanctioned country.

shoodboi2:


I read your conversation. People were majorly pointing out that it's unfair to compare North Korea with Nigeria. North Korea has been at a threat of war for decades. A war not just from any nation but from the United States, along with its NATO colleagues, Japan, and Australia. (Up to 40 countries in total.)

On top of that, North Korea is heavily isolated. It is majorly surrounded by water, which makes smuggling anything in or out of the country difficult. Its northern border with China leads to a mountain range while its southern border with South Korea is filled with mines.

Then, add the thousands of sanctions that the US and its allies have slammed on it. To cap it all, the country has limited natural resources, at least, the ones everyone always needs, like oil and gas.

Despite this, North Korea is still able to build power stations, satellites, and the rockets it needs to put those satellites into space. It mostly plants its own foods and builds its own stuff, including ships. And ow, it built nuclear weapons, even before Iran.

With all these in mind, is it really fair to compare Nigeria with North Korea?

Which of those stuff that North Korea has built does Nigeria have? What have we built? That was the origin of the disagreement.

A heavily sanctioned, and yet well-educated country with lots of scientists and engineers that can build stuff vs a non-sanctioned one that most likely still imports toothpicks.

That said, what we know about North Korea is what the Americans told us. And the downsides of North Korea (which you pointed out) are mostly the results of sanctions and not the result of the country's inability to do stuff. (It is very important that you understand the part in bold.)

Meanwhile, the downsides of Nigeria is the result of our inability to build anything. Have we even built anything? Even our roads are built by Chinese, Lebanese, and Syrians and not Nigerians. Ordinary public water, we can't do. So where is the comparison coming from? What really is the point?

The comparison between North Korea and Nigeria should never even come up in the first place because of the sanctions that have prevented North Korea from reaching its potentials.

If Nigeria is the secondary school footballer who isn't very good with football, North Korea is like a professional footballer with one leg. Those that sanctioned it took the other leg away 😀

VinnyBaba:

Man Utd 0 Sheffield Utd 2.

This I have seen.

Alamkir:


No no no, the problem began when a picture of Kim Jong-un inaugurating a housing project surfaced, and someone used it as a chance to criticize Nigeria, like they often do with every small thing. Then, another person, lanre316, pointed out that this only showed the positive side of North Korea and that they also have negative aspects. But instead of addressing that, the argument quickly shifted to comparing the military strengths of both countries to try to win the debate. It's clear that North Korea has a stronger military than Nigeria.

dvkot:
No, that is false I don't know who accused him of being pro-westerrn. But what is being debated here is that military technology Nigeria is no where close to NK ... What is there to argue about? Or does acknowledging a truth makes you less patriotic? While we all want Nigeria to grow we can't deny the BIG BALL OF CORRUPTION holding it back ... We all saw the deputy minister of defense in Russia facing trials for bribery. Can such a high profile person be arrested In Nigeria?
Our government needs a purge and corrupt officials should be eliminated just like it's being done in so called communist and dictator state or military rule, the consequences of corruption has to be death.
Only with this can Nigeria experience a real development and a real investment needs to begin in our defense industry,
Democracy is not for us, it works for the West and not us. Military rule would be better

Alamkir:


Oh! You still don't get it. It's like you ar new here. Here it's considered more acceptable to cast Nigeria in a negative light than North Korea. By criticizing North Korea, you're perceived been pro Western.

Kremlingrad:


You are in for a long ride here . Sorrso far you disagree with the status quo here, you are automatically labelled as pro West.
These clowns don't want to hear and know the truth
The just like lying to themselves.

You self reason am. If no be lie them they tell their selves for here how come about 95% of the monikers here always agree.

WrriterNg:
⚡U.S. announces $1 billion new military package for Ukraine, including air defense interceptors, artillery rounds, armored vehicles, and anti-tank weapons.

Full list:

-RIM-7 and AIM-9M missiles for air defense;
-Stinger anti-aircraft missiles;
-Small arms and additional rounds of small arms ammunition, including .50 caliber rounds to counter Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS);
-Additional ammunition for High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS);
-155mm artillery rounds, including High Explosive and Dual Purpose Improved Conventional Munitions rounds;
-105mm artillery rounds;
-60mm mortar rounds;
-Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicles;
-Mine Resistant Ambush Protected Vehicles (MRAPs);
-High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles (HMMWVs);
-Logistics support vehicles;
-Tactical vehicles to tow and haul equipment;
-Tube-Launched, Optically-Tracked, Wire-Guided (TOW) missiles;
-Javelin and AT-4 anti-armor systems;
-Precision aerial munitions;
-Airfield support equipment;
-Anti-armor mines;
-Claymore anti-personnel munitions;
-Demolitions munitions for obstacle clearing; and
-Night vision devices; and
-Spare parts, field equipment, training munitions, maintenance, and other ancillary equipment.

Septagon:
Too much grammar.What is the benefit to the common man on the street?

Hadley chase available