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Namaster:Nigeria was more volatile when IBB and Abacha used Peugeot cars made in Nigeria. Just saying |
Ikaeniyan0:Do you guys remember when this agbado eater was claiming to be Ika? A wise man once said, trust people to be who they are. |
Clean up the country fess let those who will go to jail go. Abi this one na new excuse not to deliver good governance? Nawa |
SpecialAdviser:Chimaroke was not even evil like that bro. Just a product of his era. But all in all, we thank God Enugu is progressing and is still a homogeneous state 🙏 We are one family here |
Danisaint112:At the end of the day, as an Enugu indigene, I thank God we got it right. The LP man, a former local government chairman and commissioner is a known fraud who wanted to ride an Obi wave. But Enugu is not a state were touts thrive. Today he has gone back to PDP. We won't use sentiments to derail the Enugu project, even if hurts people with 'high IQ' such as yourself. |
Christistruth02:any evidence? |
Christistruth02:any evidence? |
7lives:lol, the video also said that apart from a few urban areas in Ibadan and lagos, the vast majority was unfit for human inhabitation. And yes, Ibadan has a lot of brown roof today, regardless of how you feel about it |
Christistruth02:first of all there was no kwara in 1960. There was ilorin province which was part of the Northern region since before zik was born. Second the fact that zik was president, doesn't mean he was head of government and can actively change policies of Balewa. 3rdly zik is one man. In what way does one man get his wishes over many? Ill ignore your trash about lagos colony being different from protectorate because I'm sure you fully understand what the map i showed you was about |
Christistruth02:You should know the year it is now. This is 2025. Petty lies are busted pronto with enough evidence. The map of lagos colony clearly showed ilorin outside its borders
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I have finished watching. My opinion is this; This video made me emotional. We were really in the dark ages just 80 years ago as a people. Just imagine if Nigeria was like this in 1948, how it was in 1900. Believe it or not, the whites helped bring us out of ignorance within a short period of time. After watching this video, you may appreciate how far we have come as a country. The amount of infrastructure and progress we have added to this Nation since this video was taken should never be taken for granted. And regardless of your opinion about Tinubu, Buhari, GEJ and Obasanjo, please never call for the military to take over. Appreciate your democracy and don't take it for granted. That was the intention of our founding fathers; that we become a democratic, educated federation! |
There was mass education happening particularly in the Eastern region. |
Only a few northerners were dissatisfied with the pace of progress in the country. In the South, there are more voices of opposition to British rule. They perceived that Britain was not developing the country fast enough. The most popular critic of government was Azikwe, who wanted half the civil service to be peopled by Nigerians, with independence in the next 15 (50?) Years. |
As at then, there was no free education in Nigeria. 1 out of 68 children from the north went to school. 1 out of 7 children in the south went to school. Schools mostly accept whatever fees parents can afford |
Commentary. There can be no solution to Nigeria's problem unless it's population growth is controlled. Still watching...... |
Interesting watch In the introduction of the 3 tribes the commentary noted the following. Hausas: Steeped in tradition and suspicious of western ideas. Their forefathers, stronger than their neighbours, raided them severely and enslaved them. Igbos: Eager to learn, sometimes willing to offer their services for free for the betterment of community. They are often used as administrators by the colonial governments. Yorubas: Devastated by a brutal civil war where large communities were massacred and wiped out. Ibadan, is largest Negro city in Africa. I'm still watching....... |
masterfactor:why do you people tell these lies that put people's lifes at risk? I wanted to buy one duplex in Enugu. When we started the process of negotiations, it turned out the duplex belongs to a Yoruba man and his main business is building and selling houses in enugu. He has built over 10 houses in enugu. But nooooo the lie is sweater so let's stick with the lie no matter the damage it does |
Christistruth02:Chai You guys are wicked. Lord Lugard who was tasked with amalgamation was the one who as far back as 1911, when Zik was still a baby, insisted that ilorin province be part of Northern Nigeria for the mere fact that the ruler of Ilorin was a subject of Sokoto sultan. This how you guys lied that zik refused self determination in the constitution. A shameless lie that begs the question, how can 2 region want something but one region that refuses has their way in a whiteman's democracy? Evil people everywhere |
ClearFlair:That's for you na. Helinues can. |
This post was written by a Yoruba man for Yoruba people. Throw in the 🗑 |
PulaPower:Lol Peter Obi won Lagos and Abuja. I guess only Igbos in those areas voted him. My friend, many Yoruba voted Peter Obi over Tinubu because Osinbajo was not running. You are so tribaistic that you need to see everything and everyone from those lenses |
MightySparrow:wake up sir. It's 1.19pm |
malali:All I see is frustration and pettiness |
Some of you play bad politics. Peter Obi is a private citizen and businessman. He is a catholic. His younger brother is a priest. His state has two living cardinals who are personally close to him. He accompanied them to pay their respects and support them in the coming conclave and someone who should have no opinion on the matter decides to criticise because of hate, nothing more. Shame |
drerocker:Local anesthetic, Steroid, Dietary supplement, Laxative and Antianginal |
drerocker:No. Colonoscopy is not a surgery. But the country where I live usually put people under general anaesthesia for the procedure. You can opt against it. |
oxygenator:Nope. I eat only organic foods and vegetables. I drink a bottle of beer a week on average. I'm very fit |
Colon cancer is a very terrible cancer. It's symptoms are so vague that most people who have it would never know until the tumour has spread and they become really sick. Colon cancer is the first killer-cancer for males and second for women. It affects mostly people over 50 years old, but is fast rising in young people in their 20s and 30s. Colon cancer is basically cancer in the large intestine. People who experience symptoms can have diarrhea and/or constipation, on and off. Some complain of farting too much and feeling bloated. Some have cramps in their stomach. Some have blood in their poo. Some lose weight and get tired easily. Some have poo that appear thinner than usual, like ribbon. However all the above symptoms can be caused by many other conditions. That's why colon cancer is so hard to spot early in young people. In my case, about a month ago, I developed really bad diarrhea with extreme fatigue. I was basically pooing watery stool and sleeping all day. This lasted for a week. Then I started having cramps in my stomach. My stomach kept making noise and I would fart over 100 times a day. This lasted for a month (I still have this). Then came the thin stools. Soon after, I developed constipation ( I still have this). Then came the blood in stool. I saw this just 3 days ago. At this point I was more than convinced I have colon cancer. I was stressing out on how to navigate my future. I'm just a young, single guy, mid 30s. How can I start dealing with cancer at this age. What badluck?! I booked a colonoscopy, so that a doctor would use a small camera inserted through my bumhole to check my colon and see why I'm bleeding. My heart was pounding while waiting for the procedure today. The other people in the ward were older people. I was the only young person there and I kept asking how did I become so unlucky?! I was sedated. Next thing I remember was waking up with the doctor smiling and telling me I didn't have cancer. Turns out I had hermorriods from straining to poo during my constipation. That was the reason for blood in my stool. And I had eaten something bad a month ago which gave me my very bad diarrhea and cramps. I was so relieved and decided to share this to bring to your awareness about colon cancer. If you notice odd symptoms about your toileting, talk to your doctor. If caught early, colon cancer can be cured. Also if you have all the symptoms, it may still not be colon cancer. Get it checked out ASAP. Below are a few famous people who died due to colon cancer.
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Stricker321:Who cares bro Have manners first |
Stricker321:The way you have been running around this post, calling people you want to go into alliance with 'emotional' shows lack of native cunning and basic decorum. If Tinubu wins a 2nd term, do the 'emotional obidients' have a separate market they must be confined to? Why should we stop being 'emotional' to rescue you from your self-inflicted harm? |
