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LordReed:Them plenty Early Intensive Developmental and Behavioral Intervention (EIDBI/autism services) — ~$20M+ in recent charges. Housing Stabilization Services (HSS) — ~$5.65M+ in recent charges. Home health, peer recovery, and other high-risk services. Recent examples (Dec 2025+ charges): Abdinajib Hassan Yussuf (autism/EIDBI wire fraud). Defendants in HSS scheme (billing for undelivered housing support/consulting). Asha Farhan Hassan (pled guilty to $14M autism fraud; also linked to Feeding Our Future). Don't be lazy |
bayelsaowei:Oga is still talking in broad slogan. Give us the specific investigation, the specific politician, the specific program, and the evidence that the fraud claim is false. Saying Trump is wayo is not proof. If Trump is using fraud investigations selectively against Democrats or Republicans who oppose him, then bring the examples for us to see and we can discuss them. But you cannot just say every fraud investigation is political because you dislike Trump. Also, I already said useful programs should not be blindly destroyed. But that does not mean fraud should be ignored while the program is live. If money meant for poor children is being stolen, the victims are still poor children. Also stop pretending concern about fraud means support for cutting off the poor. That is dishonest. The real question is simple What exact children’s feeding program was halted or gutted? How much money was cut? Who lost benefits? What evidence shows the fraud accusation was false? Answer these questions first. |
LordReed:Them plenty. Use Google |
bayelsaowei:Another one of your false comparison. Buhari’s failure does not mean every attempt to audit or reform a wasteful program is automatically bad. Buhari failed because his anti-corruption war was selective, political, incompetent, and did not produce better governance. E no mean say the solution is to keep broken systems running forever without audit. Yes I agree, you can clean up some programs while they are live. I agree with that. But that depends on the level of fraud, the structure of the program, and whether money is still reaching the right people. In some cases you audit while running. In some cases you pause parts of it, remove the rot, then continue. The goal should be accountability, not blind cutting. You should focus more on the people stealing the money |
LordReed:What do you do with your internet? If you can't find that yourself it's your problem. |
DeepSight:Climate and geography are your craziest excuses. |
LordReed:Rooying out fraud is the point. If a program is full of fraud, waste, fake claims, or weak eligibility checks, you don’t keep pouring money into it blindly and call that compassion. You pause, audit, tighten the rules, remove fake beneficiaries, punish the fraudsters, and then make sure the money reaches the real people who need it. What makes no sense is acting like every dollar spent under the name of feeding children is automatically clean and untouchable. The Somali Fraud and other fraudstakes money away from actual poor children too. So yes, root out the fraud. But don’t pretend questioning funding or demanding accountability means someone wants children to starve. That's the logic. |
raumdeuter:Their eyes are shut, it opens when they see Trump. All those programs that they are asking to throw money at, are riddled with fraud. |
bayelsaowei:Which program are you talking about? I don’t think you even know which feeding program you are talking about. Name the exact program, the amount cut, and how it directly stopped children from being fed. If not you are just using feeding little children as an emotional slogan. If Trump cut a real children’s feeding program, say the name and we can discuss it. But vague outrage is not an argument. This is another of your anti-Trump rant. Talk about the billions democrats are sending to Somalians or how people with Teslas and BMW are exploiting all these programs before we talk about throwing more money at it. |
bayelsaowei:if you want to talk about wasteful spending, talk about all of it. No dey act like Biden solved healthcare, hunger, or school feeding, then suddenly discover poverty only when Trump is involved. |
Budaatum, where are you and your minions, come and cry about this o
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cococandy:You make noise too much for things you don't know. This is why I wonder if you are in the US. If you want to talk about this country, you got to buy a flight ticket first. That said, US does not have a no money for healthcare problem. It is healthcare efficiency problem. We (us living in the US) spent about $5.3 trillion on healthcare in 2024. around $15,474 per head, and 18% of GDP, so sayong the problem is simply lack of funding is Aba way of thinking. don’t act like children’s cancer research is being starved because America lacks money. The same government wastes billions through fraud, bad grants, bloated administration, and politically motivated spending. Fix the waste first before screaming more money every time. And yes, money stolen through fraud schemes, whether by somali fraudsters, politically connected contractors, or fake nonprofits, should be recovered and redirected to real priorities like healthcare and cancer research. The problem is not how much government spends; it is who receives the money and whether it actually helps people. |
Hey, Cococandy, look at a good billionaire.
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IjeBos:Oga, you posted yourself and your BF. That's a fact. It's okay to be gay, we just want to know why. So why are you gay? |
basilico:Freedom is what's being used against the US |
Bayelsaowei see your favorite children
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ijebosb:You posted yourself with your BF. He is not at your behind, and suddenly, you are appearing here |
ijebosb:Whenever your white dude friend is not around, you come here to vent your grumpy energy 😂 He should travel again so we can see more of this. |
DeepSight:Lol, you so nothing but hasszz licking here. Ijebos trying to hide created the account in 2023 Oct. Got exposed and stopped using it as of April 2024. We know your type, they call them boy boy 😂😂 |
DeepSight:You just follow 😂 Nothing original. cococandy:Oga stop trying to clean up what she clearly said. You act like a simple thing always. She said: When we talk about billionaires being evil… That na broad statement. Not some billionaires, or not certain exploitative billionaires, or not specific corrupt business practices. She framed billionaires as evil. And that is the issue, a lazy communist issue. Criticizing bad practices okay, fair. But saying billionaires are evil as a category is just lazy class resentment. People work hard every day to feed themselves and their families. They go to school, learn skills, build careers, and many of those jobs exist because someone created or scaled a company. Before someone complains about working hard for billionaires, they already worked hard in school and training so they could qualify for those jobs the billionaires provide. Don’t hide broad hatred behind fake nuance. She said she loves mone, but she wants to take other people's money. Only short broads can love money and save it. |
basilico:Having a common language does not mean having one identity. Africans have failed to develop a national identity and as a result, deeply disunited. This is true from Nigeria to Ghana to Congo, etc. African countries inherited borders that grouped different ethnic, religious, regional, and political interests together. It's why I argued our problem is stems from multi-culture and we don't know how to marry all those culture into one identity. So real challenge was not just communication. It was building national identity, trust, institutions, accountability, and a culture of unity. And hat is where many leaders failed, not only leaders, Africans as a whole. Instead of building strong nations, many turned politics into ethnic competition, corruption, patronage, and power struggles. That is why some countries fell into coups, civil wars, and endless instability after independence. And people will always need something to blame. In US it's racism and systemic racism for every gap. In Africa, it's colonialism and neocolonialism for every failure since they can't find a white man to blame, they have to have a blast from the past as usual. Yes, colonialism did damage. Nobody should deny that. But colonialism also left behind some structures that could have been improved: roads, railways, schools, civil service, courts, ports, and common administrative systems. Our ancestors suffered the bad side. The responsibility after independence was to take whatever useful structures existed and build on them. Instead, too many leaders destroyed institutions, looted resources, and used colonialism as a permanent excuse. So common language alone was never enough. Development requires leadership, maintenance culture (which is not a thing in all the ethnic groups in Nigeria and arguably Africa) , national unity, rule of law, and institutions that work. |
DeepSight:Be there and always expect someone to feed you. Don't do things for yourself. Stay lazy |
DeepSight:Yeah. For you it's normal 😂 |
DeepSight:I am not alleging, it's a fact. DaHighLife:
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DeepSight:If malaria trumpu says stupid crap like that I will. But malaria is not a victim like you pointing fingers at another victim |
DeepSight:You are saying she is stupid but she sounds exactly like you |
DeepSight:Link about what? |
armyofone:We need proof that taxpayer money was directly diverted into his personal pocket. Just saying he is building legacy wealth is not an argument by itself. You can criticize conflicts of interest, government spending, or whether politicians benefit from office. Oaky. But pretending a billionaire with jets, hotels, and global name recognition needed the presidency to inflate his pocket is not serious. |
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