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Onlinetutor7:That mindset belongs to another era. Japan was the gold standard for tech innovation back in the ’80s and ’90s, but let’s be honest China has completely rewritten the playbook. Japan still makes neat, precise gadgets and leads in robotics, sure. But while Japan was polishing perfection in labs, China was building an empire investing billions into AI, 5G, space exploration, supercomputing, green energy, and electric vehicles. They’re not just producing tech; they’re setting the pace for the entire world. Today, China is launching satellites, testing hypersonic missiles, and running a space station while Japan is still debating over constitutional limits on its military tech. Japan might have elegance, but China has momentum, scale, and ambition the three things that actually move the world forward. So no, Japan isn’t China’s father in technology. If anything, China is the one writing the future, and Japan is just quietly watching from the sidelines respectful, but no longer leading. |
2mch:Lol nobody’s twisting anything, bro. The law sounds straightforward, but Nigeria’s legal system isn’t that black and white. The Child Rights Act sets 18 as the minimum, yes but not every state in Nigeria has domesticated it. Customary and Islamic laws still operate side by side with statutory law. That’s why no court has ever charged Ned Nwoko because legally, he didn’t break a binding law in his jurisdiction. You can’t jail someone based on public opinion or moral outrage; it has to be on what the law actually says and where it applies. |
2mch:That’s not actually accurate. Under Nigerian law, there’s a difference between customary marriage and statutory marriage. The Child Rights Act sets 18 as the minimum age, but not all Nigerian states have domesticated that law. In some parts of the country, especially under customary or Islamic law, marriage is still valid once the girl is considered mature and her family gives consent. At the time Ned Nwoko married Regina Daniels, there was no legal evidence that she was under 18 her family publicly confirmed she was already an adult, and no official record ever proved otherwise. Allegations about her being younger were mostly internet speculation, not a verified legal claim. So legally speaking, Ned Nwoko didn’t commit any proven crime. If her parents consented and the marriage followed the applicable customary law in Delta State, then it stands valid in Nigeria. Also, living in the UK doesn’t mean Nigerian customary law stops applying in Nigeria he followed the law of his home state. Unless there’s solid proof that she was under 18 and that a federal law binding in that state was violated, there’s no legal ground for imprisonment. |
It amazes me how many people blindly believe everything the white man’s science says. They claim the Earth is spherical like a ball, yet everywhere we stand, travel, or build is flat. How can a “sphere” have a flat surface? Sometimes you just have to open your eyes and question the so-called “facts” we’ve been fed since childhood. |
It amazes me how many people blindly believe everything the white man’s science says. They claim the Earth is spherical like a ball, yet everywhere we stand, travel, or build is flat. How can a “sphere” have a flat surface? Sometimes you just have to open your eyes and question the so-called “facts” we’ve been fed since childhood. |
Silentgroper:True, bad things happen regardless but masturbation can make it worse. It drains your energy, focus, and motivation, which makes it easier for things to fall apart. |
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Funny enough, I later saw a link where people were also sharing the same kind of experiences. That’s when I realized this thing is real and not just in my head. And here is the link for those who are skeptical http://www.dearcupid.org/question/everytime-i-masturbate-i-have-bad-luck-bad.html
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MikeofKd:You can be skeptical if you want, but don’t gaslight my experience. What I shared is real, and I’ve come to realize many others have gone through similar things too. Everyone’s path to awareness is different, so if you don’t understand mine, at least respect it. |
SpencerForbes:Thanks bro, I understand what you mean, but in my case it wasn’t really about training my mind to expect bad luck. To be honest, I never even suspected masturbation had anything to do with the things going wrong in my life until I came across a Christian article that talked about it deeply. After reading that article, I started connecting the dots and relating it with all the bad luck, setbacks, and strange experiences I’d been having. That was when I realized how much the habit had been affecting me spiritually and mentally. So for me, it wasn’t just guilt or mindset it was eye-opening knowledge that helped me see the real issue |
Im a 21yo M and I've been a chronic masturbator for the past three years I can jerk off on an average 4-5 times in a day and I do it almost every day I started this bullsh!t back in 2022 and since then my life have been a huge mess I've been having a lot of financial struggles I can't even save money my parents were suspicious of me masturbating and they warned me to stopped doing it I felt really ashamed when they found out but i kept on doing it and I can tell you for free it really messed up my life nothing works in my favour or goes the way I planned and girls just hate me for no reason a girl that I would meet for the first time would look at me like I offended her in the past my friends would tell me it's because I'm a fair guy and girls hate fair guys but I know a lot of guys that are fairer than me but have tons of girlfriends and I'm not even ugly I look very average my case was very different even the girls that manages to like me when I masturbate and meet them their attitude towards me changes all of a sudden or I just don't see them anymore (later heard they moved out of the area or they relocate to another state ) without me even getting the chance to ask for their number when ever I have a group presentation and I masturbate my group would fail that presentation or something would happen and the group leader would remove me from the group either because of a personal grudge they have with me or because there is no topic to allocated to me and I end up failing that presentation that would be used as my assessment another thing is I struggle financially right now as I speak I can't even boast of 5k in my account I tried engaging in cyber fraud earlier last year and it didn't work out because the clients would delay paying me or they just don't respond to my messages even when they agree to pay it's either my account get disabled by mark or azaman die my money but other guys that started with me have already started cashing out and if they decide to help me my bad luck affects them as well two years earlier I applied to work at a supermarket but the manager incharge refused to employ me because of a ridiculous reason he said it's because I look suspicious I tried venturing into oil bunkering because it was a booming business back then in portharcourt and then boom Wike started a crackdown on oil bunkers and my job was gone the bad luck kept getting worse the people where I live started ridiculing me using the term "wahala for who no get money" to diss me when ever they see me and mind you throughout this period I never suspected masturbation to be the cause of my predicament I thought it was someone somewhere that was sabotaging me I recently discovered it was masturbation when I stumbled upon a Christian article on masturbation which says masturbation is sex with demon and each them we masturbate these demons take our luck away and give it to someone else after then I swore to myself never to masturbate again and I didn't masturbate for 15 days and during this short period of nofap my life was just quite I saw an opportunity to make millions and my course mates who never talked to me started sending me messages I found it quite surprising but then the urge hit me and I relapsed badly and the habit continues everything went to ash my course mates no longer responded to my messages some delayed while some even blocked my line my life changing opportunity to make over a million was lost simply because I was not eligible to get the money I started having horrific dreams sometimes when I sleep I would feel a hand caressing my chest or massaging my legs and I won't be able to move or say anything until whatever was happening to me stopped the recent one that just happened I had a dream I can't remember the full details but I was chasing a girl who had looked like a demon and then a bus drove by the passengers in the bus were in shock while seeing me chase the girl but the face of the woman driving the bus was what terrified me the most she looked like she came straight out hell she wore her black gown her hair was while and in bad condition and they way she looked at me as if she has been watching me my entire life she looked like those witches you see in Hollywood movies like season of the witch,hansel and gratel or the last witch hunter while the passengers in the bus were all in shock at what I was doing she was just calm with that terrifying look on her face and all of a sudden the demon girl I was chasing carried me on her neck while she was running and that was how I woke up from the dream and as I was slowly waking up I was feeling something slowly leaving my chest when I woke up fully I didn't feel it any more I was so terrified I couldn't sleep anymore I prayed to God and promised not to masturbate anymore and since then I haven't masturbated and any porn scene that pops up in my head doesn't seem to arouse me anymore which is good but I still feel the urge and this is my fourth day without masturbating and I pray I don't fall back to that demonic habit again so help me GodHave anyone also experienced something like this or something similar? |
FreeStuffsNG:how do I laugh at this 🤣🤣🤣 |
Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has described the ongoing construction of the new 13.52-kilometre Ngo-Atlantic-Oyorokoto Road as a bold and visionary effort by his administration to open up the coastal region for economic growth and harness the full potential of the state’s blue economy. The Governor made this remark on Tuesday during an inspection visit to the project site in Andoni Local Government Area of the State. This was contained in a statement issued by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Nelson Chukwudi, and sent to newsmen on Tuesday night. The road, being constructed by Monier Construction Company, cuts through challenging coastal terrain and leads to a newly identified beachfront facing the Atlantic Ocean. Fubara explained that while the original plan was to construct a road leading to Oyorokoto Town and its popular beach, his administration decided to expand the project to create an entirely new route that would open access to another pristine beachfront. “We are doing another inspection today. This particular one is a virgin road, 13.52 kilometres of a new pathway to the blue economy. “Initially, we were constructing a road to Oyorokoto Beach, one of the finest tourist centres in this area. But as we progressed, we discovered another beach directly facing the Atlantic Ocean. ▲ search button Most Widely Read Newspaper PUNCH E-Paper icon Subscribe: Punch E-Paper Home News Featured Metro Plus Business Sports HealthWise PUNCH Lite Editorial Columns Videos Continuation From Print Rivers’ Atlantic road project to boost state’s blue economy — Fubara 28th October 2025 Siminalayi Fubara FILE Copy: Governor of Rivers State, Siminalayi Fubara By Dennis Naku Kindly share this story: Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has described the ongoing construction of the new 13.52-kilometre Ngo-Atlantic-Oyorokoto Road as a bold and visionary effort by his administration to open up the coastal region for economic growth and harness the full potential of the state’s blue economy. The Governor made this remark on Tuesday during an inspection visit to the project site in Andoni Local Government Area of the State. This was contained in a statement issued by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Nelson Chukwudi, and sent to newsmen on Tuesday night. The road, being constructed by Monier Construction Company, cuts through challenging coastal terrain and leads to a newly identified beachfront facing the Atlantic Ocean. So This Happened (EP 346): Teenager sits in VP’s chair, delivers message on girl-child education0:00 / 1:01 Fubara explained that while the original plan was to construct a road leading to Oyorokoto Town and its popular beach, his administration decided to expand the project to create an entirely new route that would open access to another pristine beachfront. “We are doing another inspection today. This particular one is a virgin road, 13.52 kilometres of a new pathway to the blue economy. “Initially, we were constructing a road to Oyorokoto Beach, one of the finest tourist centres in this area. But as we progressed, we discovered another beach directly facing the Atlantic Ocean. Related News FG building highways to last 100 years — Umahi Enugu gov seeks SME financing to drive economic growth C’River gov presents N780.6bn 2026 budget to Assembly “It became clear that we shouldn’t limit development to just one site. We want to harness this new beach front as part of our broader plan to develop the blue economy”, Fubara stated. The governor emphasised that the project, once completed, will not only improve access to coastal communities but also stimulate tourism and economic activities, boosting revenue for Rivers State. Describing the area’s difficult terrain as challenging, he commended the contractor for its dedication and expressed confidence that the road would be completed and commissioned by March next year. “You can see for yourself, it’s a brand-new road in a very difficult terrain, just like the one we saw yesterday. But I strongly believe we will overcome it. “From what we’ve seen today, the contractor, MCC, is doing their best, and by next year, hopefully by March, we’ll have the cause to commission this project and give God all the glory,” Fubara affirmed. He also visited Opobo/Nkoro Local Government Area to assess the progress of work on the Epellema axis of the ongoing 5.2km Kalaibiama-Epellema road project featuring a 450-meter bridge. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://punchng.com/rivers-atlantic-road-project-to-boost-states-blue-economy-fubara/&ved=2ahUKEwjlncrGzcmQAxV4T0EAHUEdGSQQxfQBKAB6BAgGEAE&usg=AOvVaw2WgzFqbHdDq7lomUVhCFsk
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KingOfAmebo:you seem to be mistaking hackers for yahoo boys |
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Burob:This same puppet (Sim) is outperfoming his master (Wike) in terms of development in Rivers state |
Governor Siminilayi Joseph Fubara has raised alarm over what he described as the underutilisation of the Port Harcourt and Onne seaports, warning that the neglect is costing both the Federal and Rivers State governments huge economic losses. Fubara, who issued the warning while receiving the board and management of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) in Government House, Port Harcourt, on Monday, said unless the full capacities of the two seaports are harnessed, the state and country will continue to forfeit jobs, investments, and industrial growth. Welcoming the delegation led by the NPA board chairman, Senator Adeyeye Adedayo Clement, the governor lamented that despite Rivers’ strategic advantage of hosting two major ports, their potential remains untapped. He stressed that globally, prosperous nations rely on world-class ports and airports to power their economies. If the Onne Port alone were operating at full capacity, he said, the ripple effects on surrounding areas such as Eleme and Tai would be transformative, spurring employment, manufacturing, clearing and forwarding services, and economic expansion. According to him, maximising port operations would reduce logistics costs, build investor confidence, and attract industries reliant on export facilities. The outcome, he added, would be widespread growth in job creation, business development, and tax revenue. Fubara also pointed out that Rivers State currently enjoys a relatively peaceful environment under his administration, unlike other regions where port activities are disrupted by communal disputes. He maintained that Rivers offers smoother cooperation between host communities, government, and the NPA, and urged stakeholders to seize the moment to revitalise the seaports. On infrastructure, the governor identified the dilapidated federal access roads as a major challenge, noting that their poor state has worsened flooding and traffic congestion. He called on the Federal Government to prioritise their rehabilitation but assured that his administration would complement such efforts with improved traffic management, stricter truck regulations, and orderliness around port areas. He further pledged to strengthen port security by facilitating a police station within the facilities, arguing that a functional port system would naturally curb insecurity by creating employment opportunities for young people. Fubara condemned the encroachment of port lands by private individuals, warning that such practices threaten future expansion. He requested comprehensive reports from the NPA on illegal encroachments to enable state intervention and also attributed much of the flooding to the poor condition of the access roads and inadequate drainage. The governor assured that once problem areas were identified, his administration would work with the NPA on remedial measures. He commended the board for consulting with the state before embarking on projects, saying such collaboration guarantees sustainability and community buy-in. Earlier, Senator Adeyeye praised the governor’s hospitality and described Nigeria’s littoral states as being richly endowed with marine assets that could drive prosperity. He pledged the NPA’s commitment to optimising operations at the Port Harcourt and Onne ports, and requested the state government’s partnership in tackling access road rehabilitation, illegal truck parking, sanitation, and security within port precincts https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://thesouthernexaminer.com/fubara-raises-alarm-over-poor-use-of-seaports-as-rivers-counts-economic-los-p14910-187.htm&ved=2ahUKEwiHuMTgye-PAxXbVEEAHXdHFF04MhDF9AEoAHoECAgQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3KBPHYyUMS4Nh8Wmkbsxqz |
Slytiger:Tinubu’s statement isn’t as straightforward as Omokri is trying to frame it. Yes, it’s true that under Buhari the naira was heavily subsidised and the “official” ₦400/$ rate did not reflect reality most businesses and individuals had to rely on the parallel market which was far higher. But saying the naira was already worth “₦2,000/$” before Tinubu took office is misleading, because the black market rate never got close to that level until after the naira was floated What really happened is that once Tinubu removed the subsidy and allowed a market-determined rate, the pent-up pressure immediately dragged the naira down toward ₦1,900/$, exposing how weak it actually was. Since then, interventions by CBN plus oil receipts and forex inflows have helped it recover to around ₦1,400–₦1,500/$ So, Tinubu isn’t “lying” per se, but his comment makes it sound like he inherited a ₦1,900/$ rate, when in fact the official rate was far lower and the parallel market was around ₦750–₦800 at the time. What he really inherited was an artificially propped-up naira that collapsed once the subsidy was removed. |
The beggars for Portharcourt them go first hail you dey sing you praises dey call you Senior Man And if you no gree give them money them go start to dey insult you or them go just drag the money commot from you hand |
The elders raise a valid point about the risk of politicisation, but the reality is that our current centralized police structure is already overstretched and failing to adequately secure communities. Most kidnappings, bandit attacks, and communal clashes happen in rural areas where federal police presence is almost nonexistent State police, if properly structured with constitutional safeguards, independent oversight, and clear limits on governors’ control, can actually bring security closer to the people. Abuse of power is a real concern, but it can be checked with strong institutions, just as we still have laws guiding the federal police despite their misuse The truth is, insecurity has outgrown a one-size-fits-all federal system. A multi-layered policing model federal, state, and even community policing may be the only practical way forward What matters is not rejecting state police outright, but ensuring that when (not if) it is created, it is designed to serve the people and not politicians. |
PORT HARCOURT, RIVERS: Yesterday, 5 Aye (NBM) cultists were caught with g¥ns, an ax£, and other we@pons inside their car by security operatives at Ignatius Ajuru University, Port Harcourt, Rivers State. Among those arrested was their current number 2 man (Chief Priest), known as Amigo. Reports say Amigo, who has been disturbing the school, came with 4 other Aye cultists to protect him while he wrote his exam. Security operatives suspected them and quickly moved into action. Non-cultists (Free Men), especially students, this is what cultism does—it links you with people you would never have associated with, ruins your education, and can even cost you your life. Reject Cultism.
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Malema’s speech sounds inspirational, but in reality, it’s a disaster waiting to happen. Giving up sovereignty for one president and one parliament means 54 countries surrendering their power. Nigerians won’t agree to be ruled from Pretoria, and South Africans won’t accept orders from Abuja. Africa isn’t one uniform culture; we have thousands of ethnic groups with different languages, religions, and histories. Many tribes fight for dominance within their own countries now imagine all of Africa under one leader. Some regions will feel sidelined, others will cry marginalization, and that’s how ethnic tensions explode. And let’s be honest if one president tries to control the whole continent, how long before the first military coup? Or even multiple coups at once? We can’t even stabilize some countries individually; merging all of them under one leader will create the biggest power struggle in history. Unity should mean cooperation, trade, and shared progressnot erasing borders and forcing everyone under one government. That’s not unity; that’s chaos with a nice speech. |
PORT HARCOURT, RIVERS: Naija Confra has now identified the man in the circulating video in the car as Eugene, a second KK (CCI) cultist who was sh0t by Vikings (DNKI) cultists at Rumuigbo, Port Harcourt. While some KK members in Rivers State did not know him, KK members from Swamp Plantation confirmed that Eugene was their member, known to them from Cross River State. (Video on Telgrm). Eugene was reportedly active only within a small circle of KK friends in his social class, and he did not receive information that war was ongoing. Recall that we earlier reported Vikings attacking 4 people. The first victim identified was Joseph, a Uniport student from Omokiri, who KK confirmed as their member. Eugene is now the second KK member confirmed among the victims. Naija Confra has not yet identified the remaining 2 victims to confirm whether or not they were cultists. Stay safe. Reject Cultism.
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Babatundehy:isn't it obvious |
AishaDant:it is their country after all you are not the one to dictate for them |
pansophist:there is nothing wrong with a country being homogenous |
PORT HARCOURT, RIVERS: Yesterday, Naija Confra reported an attack around UPTH, Port Harcourt. We can now confirm it was cult-related. The attack was carried out by KK (CCI) cultists, and the victim was Soldier Boy, a Vikings (DNKI) cultist. Following this, Vikings have declared war on KK in the area. (Video on Telgrm). The incident began during the SUG election at the University of Port Harcourt. Tensions rose after Vikings attacked a KK member inside the school. The victim alerted his group, and KK members stormed the campus, chanting “Ave Sirs” as they chased Vikings out of the school. Outside the campus, KK continued pursuing the fleeing Vikings. Soldier Boy was with his fellow Vikings who escaped in a car, but he couldn’t catch up and instead he hid inside a public transport bus. Because of the rain, the bus hadn’t moved as it was not yet full. A KK member who spotted him entering the bus alerted others, and they dragged Soldier Boy out and ax£d him on the he@d. Soldier Boy was said to have been a Vikings cultist for over 10 years. He was not a student of Uniport but reportedly came in as an external to influence the election. Reject Cultism.
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kedeojo:You’re assuming Lagos’ population will keep growing regardless, but in reality, it would drop if other regions develop. The reason Lagos is overcrowded is because it offers opportunities other states don’t. If the East, North, and South-South had strong infrastructure, working ports, and thriving industries, many people would return home for cheaper rent, less congestion, and more local opportunities. Businesses also follow markets if millions move back, traders will go with them. People don’t stay in Lagos just for “mini Nigeria”; they stay because the rest of the country isn’t equally developed. |
FreeStuffsNG:That’s a fair concern, but the point of infrastructure like the Bodo-Bonny Road isn’t just to serve today’s population it’s to unlock future growth. Bonny Island hosts NLNG and other oil operations worth billions. This road reduces reliance on boats, improves logistics, enhances security, and opens up economic opportunities for the region. Population may be low now, but development follows access. Roads don’t just follow people people follow roads. |
I tried venturing into oil bunkering because it was a booming business back then in portharcourt and then boom Wike started a crackdown on oil bunkers and my job was gone the bad luck kept getting worse the people where I live started ridiculing me using the term "wahala for who no get money" to diss me when ever they see me and mind you throughout this period I never suspected masturbation to be the cause of my predicament I thought it was someone somewhere that was sabotaging me I recently discovered it was masturbation when I stumbled upon a Christian article on masturbation which says masturbation is sex with demon and each them we masturbate these demons take our luck away and give it to someone else after then I swore to myself never to masturbate again and I didn't masturbate for 15 days and during this short period of nofap my life was just quite I saw an opportunity to make millions and my course mates who never talked to me started sending me messages I found it quite surprising but then the urge hit me and I relapsed badly and the habit continues everything went to ash my course mates no longer responded to my messages some delayed while some even blocked my line my life changing opportunity to make over a million was lost simply because I was not eligible to get the money I started having horrific dreams sometimes when I sleep I would feel a hand caressing my chest or massaging my legs and I won't be able to move or say anything until whatever was happening to me stopped the recent one that just happened I had a dream I can't remember the full details but I was chasing a girl who had looked like a demon and then a bus drove by the passengers in the bus were in shock while seeing me chase the girl but the face of the woman driving the bus was what terrified me the most she looked like she came straight out hell she wore her black gown her hair was while and in bad condition and they way she looked at me as if she has been watching me my entire life she looked like those witches you see in Hollywood movies like season of the witch,hansel and gratel or the last witch hunter while the passengers in the bus were all in shock at what I was doing she was just calm with that terrifying look on her face and all of a sudden the demon girl I was chasing carried me on her neck while she was running and that was how I woke up from the dream and as I was slowly waking up I was feeling something slowly leaving my chest when I woke up fully I didn't feel it any more I was so terrified I couldn't sleep anymore I prayed to God and promised not to masturbate anymore and since then I haven't masturbated and any porn scene that pops up in my head doesn't seem to arouse me anymore which is good but I still feel the urge and this is my fourth day without masturbating and I pray I don't fall back to that demonic habit again so help me God
them go first hail you dey sing you praises dey call you Senior Man And if you no gree give them money them go start to dey insult you or them go just drag the money commot from you hand