VikingKing:
Crude as the method is, people are trying to survive. If you go round Nigeria looking for a Saint before you can help, I bet you, you won't find a single one. So just do what you must and let their conscientious judge them. That way, you would've taught them a lesson they won't quickly forget. None of us is truly righteous.

They didn't deserve anything good.. period

post=131538564:
In as much as we are happy for her,
(She is a very pretty girl),
Unfortunately, this is a detriment for other young Nigerian aspiring models/up-coming beauty queens that have been preparing all their teenage lives for this pageant.
Obviously, the organisers will want Chidimma Adetshina to win at all cost to make a point to South Africa, (cos if she doesn't win, then another tantrums from SA will be huge saying,
You hear them saying things like 'she can't even win in her so call Nigeria bla bla bla...)
This is jeopardizing the main contestants in Nigeria 🇳🇬 that have been preparing for this pageant as well as the Ms Universe International beauty Pageant 😍.
It is well.

We Rise ✔️

Addendum :
The young lady that was to represent Taraba has already been axed out of the competition,
She is lamenting and down emotionally already 😔

You spend too much time listening to VDM nonsense. don't you think she has also worked hard enough?

naija4life247:
Middle Belters want Hausa/Fulani soldiers to reduce their population. Una go soon see

No be everybody be coward like you

Chinkoalhaji34:
Eish, na wa o! Why dem no go just focus on real issues wey go benefit the people? Tinubu dey try to balance things, make we give am chance to work. Instead of this drama, let's see how the refinery fit change the game for us!

How is his sack not going to benefit the people?
Small children rushing to comment without thinking

helinues:
Let us rest.

Why do we like petty gossiping in Nigeria fcs?

Both FG and Dangote have been engaging in a round table talk which they never invited us.

Why can't we allow them to settle their scores without distracting us?

So many tax waivers was given to Dangote by the last administration which must be rectified

I thought you had sense

Racoon:
The man has been part of the rot of the Nigerian state. Now even his entrepreneural expertise is not helping him anymore despite benefitting hugely from the corruption thereof.

Now, why would a highly noised Dangote Refinery be sold to the corrupt Nigerian government under Tinubu when the NNPC denied investing in same. Another massive corruption scandal is brewing up. No sane foreign investors will think Nigeria.This country is sickeningly nauseating.

How can you say the man has been part of the rot without actually backing up your claim?
When a man is hopelessly poor, he hates the rich for no reason

Ebigwei007:
its a lie, when was the last time you bought 1

We are not talking about recently.
His cement was made very cheap. In fact too cheap that other cement companies had to pack up. And it has been cheaper than boa cement for a long time too. Maybe not better in quality but very low in price. It only got expensive much recently

Ebigwei007:
no am not, he is part of the reason cement is nt cheap

Are you serious.. Dangote s cement has been the cheapest for decades what are you talking about

Xxxylxxxx:

Only one out of ten NOUN graduates is employable, even out of pity. Education is not just about reading to pass exams, but about being able to solve problems. If you think all you need is that paper you're holding, you will go hungry.

Law was just canceled at NOUN, and they will never offer it again because they do not have what it takes to offer it. Some courses will follow suit. A computer science graduate from NOUN who can't write a simple program and can't speak proper English. I graduated with a 2.2 from the University of Ilorin and was lucky to get the job. The pay was 480k when I started; now I'm earning above 700k, excluding allowances.

No NOUN graduate can solve any problem; they are only carrying a paper certificate.

No NOUN graduate can get a job anywhere if the recruitment process is well scrutinized.

Dude, don't be too drunk in your little Certificate. I wonder what problem you have been able to solve that a makes you feel so special.

englishmart:
Dangote said Nigeria's import dependency is akin to importing poverty and exporting jobs" This is someone who only values foreign workers. I know of an abysmally inept Filipino mechanic who doesn't know 22 spanners but earns 5k dollars+ monthly. The site has over 50 workers but their cumulative salary is less than N5m monthly. Once your skin is light, you're an engineer even if you come from prison.
Dangote doesn't believe there are competent Nigerians, and that's why an Indian who doesn't know the difference between ampere and voltage is the head electrician to electrical engineers with decades of experience. The cement he produces almost free of cost is sold at a more expensive price in Naija than he sells in other countries on the continent.
He should stop crying. Nigeria doesn't revolve around him and Edwin

Very good .. attack the messenger 🥴

gistray:
Only impressive thing I've read from a Nigerian army.

Nigeria got potential to be a great country mehn.

Just the North and leaders dragging everyone behind.

I can truly tolerate Yorubas and their hate as they too are progressive.

North is just another planet of backwardness

It's Islam that is the problem. The North practice Islam properly

Beremx:
probably the members of the community were falsely tagged as bandits who invaded the area or they were involved in a reprisal attack.

One of these is most likely the case. You sound like someone from Jos

tamdun:
Those of u blaming muslim/Fulani,how market,one of the victims that survived the attack said he recognised 2 of the attackers

He never said they weren't fulanis. Trust me the fulanis that would attack you are the ones that are closest to you

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ObiCertificate:
Very soon the real truth about the killings on the Plateau and other restive parts of the country will be exposed.

By tagging every single crime to Fulani Herdsmen out of sentiments, we could be making it even harder to identify the true perpetrators and stop the senseless killings.

Kudos to VeryDarkMan. Celeb with sense.

Oga he didn't say they are not fulanis.

id4sho:

He's a goner

Get lost

We love you mutfwang. Keep fighting

Dougad:
A very complex situation.

While I agree that people who are the victims of terrorist attacks deserve to protect themselves, I'm not sure if the psyche of the average Nigerian can handle being offended without resorting to guns

Read the full post

Harddiskng:
There is no way she could have hung herself close to that table.

When the pain/discomfort of strangulation starts, self-preservation kicks in. You can’t have something to hold on to and successfully hang yourselves.

It might be a set up

Local=1300.
I don't even know how much they sell foreign here in Jos

seunmsg:


Did I read the part in bold correctly or my eyes are paining me? As in $9 billion or N9billion?

How did she get as much as $9 billion? How did we move from this level of mind boggling corruption under Diezani to the current revelations about Emefiele? Why do we keep throwing up extremely greedy characters like these as leaders?

If she’s willing to cooperate for the recovery of the $9 billion, I think President Tinubu should allow her come back. That kind of money can help us stabilize the exchange rate immediately.

Omo the amount is shocking.

Probz:


Some kitchen secrets are best kept that way (you guys). Like it, don’t like it. There are some things you don’t tell without hesitance. And it’s not that a great chef doesn’t reveal at all (whatever they choose) but nsala has a certain significance that non-Igbo people might not understand as readily so whatever ingredients go into making it beyond what’s commonly known aren’t something people are going to shout about just for the sake of popularising the recipe even more.

I didn’t mean any of that in a mean, tribalistic way. I was literally just saying. An Ibadan woman (or man) can probably learn how to cook Anambra onugbu-egusi if they’re really sat down and taught but it’s challenging in any case because there’s a certain lock on it that it’s just preferred people with the direct heritage unlock and preserve like that until such a time that it might as well be more popular knowledge, and onugbu-anything (besides a sprinkling of it in, like, ukwa or okro/ogbono soup) is far from the easiest thing to cook. As you can appreciate, it’s quite hard. So tough that most people under the age of 45 don’t even bother with it. It’s super-hard that even a lot of people with Anambra blood who perform the sweetest (and ironically bitter-sweetest when it’s time for it) miracles in the kitchen otherwise won’t even go there. Hilda Baci and her mum probably can’t cook onugbu, either, and they’re amazing at everything they do cook.

Likewise, I wouldn’t argue with a half-Agoyin Togolese, half Yoruba-Togolese person about wanting to keep a certain lock on the baddest ewa-agoyin or Ibibio and afang soup because it’s their thing and was solely theirs before other people started knowing about, liking and eating it. And that goes for the owners of bubble-and-squeak as well. There are certain hacks that Cockney grandmas knew that generally aren’t super well-known to people outside that space, and that’s part of the magic of it. Hausa mallams and suya, likewise. Creole-dem and jambalaya/gumbo, ditto. Ndu-Ijebu and ikokore, Enugu-interior and okpa, Thais and their signature Thai green curry and so-on. People from a particular region of France and quintessential foie-gras. Italians and just-about anything to do with pasta and lasagne. I could go on forever. The point is there’s a general recipe that anyone can follow and get good results from so long as they’re capable of being versatile in the kitchen and following instructions, sure, and that one and all the personal variations (which are important, because cooking reflects individuality and it even should, sha; jollof rice is a prime example of that) can spread to more and more people but the people who really have it on original O.G.-lock have their niche ways coupled with their individual ones and preservation of that is likewise important. Equally-so.

It doesn’t really have to become this big tribal war and that’s not really what I was implying or getting at in the first place. You people just chose to read extra meaning into whar I said. So don’t think I’m tribalistic or anti-Yoruba because that ain’t it. It really ain’t and that’s just, like, not who I am. I’ll always defend fellow Igbos and requisite preservation when it comes to all sorts but that doesn’t mean I’m trying to stick the knife into everyone else. Not even a little bit. I’m probably the last person in the world who’d do that on a malicious note. Consciously or subconsciously.

You are one among hundreds of tribalists littering this forum. No one attacked or disrespected any tribe. On the contrary, they were being appreciative of something good but you had to remind us that we can't be humans in this country.

Probz:


That would be telling. And I’m not going to, not this time: When it comes to stuff like this you’ve just got to put your faith in the people who cook it. Authentic nsala soup is not for the next Yoruba person to copy, try-as they might. Anyone who learns, wherever they’re from, can make a nice nsala soup (even if it’s just with chicken and not a catfish in sight) but there are certain hacks and niche ingredients that only Oguta/Aguleri-dem go-know about. But as far as general guidance goes it definitely never hurts to add okpei (dawadawa/iru-equivalent). Start with that if you’re not already adding it.

Maybe the Oguta, Awka and Asaba hacks will be spilled in time. You’re just going to have to watch that space.

What's wrong with you

J

Can't really trust a Muslim

This is horrifying

Cursed

compton11:
and?

Don't worry I've changed the stupid post

compton11:
and south Africa?

South African is last on the list

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