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Politics › Re: Breaking - Nigerien Military Signs Contract With Russian Wagner Group by BoldBrainz(m): 8:49pm On Aug 04, 2023
LionSquad89:
grin grin grin fear fear.
I gree.. grin.

He who fights and runs away, lives to fight another day.
Travel › Re: Memoirs From Chile by BoldBrainz(m): 4:50pm On Aug 04, 2023
Karleb:
Congratulations once again brother! cool

Like someone said up there, face your studies and make us proud. cheesy

If I get other questions, I go post am here.
If you're that keen, download duolingo from playstore and begin your spanish tutorials from there. It doesn't require much data and time. At least 15 to 20 minutes on the app daily. I've been on it for about a month now and I can confirm how good that app is. I'll push the limits from next month by enrolling in an actual online study class, then get the certification. Outside my desire to migrate to a South American country, I've always had a liking for Spanish.
Politics › Re: Breaking - Nigerien Military Signs Contract With Russian Wagner Group by BoldBrainz(m): 3:47pm On Aug 04, 2023
E don set.. grin!

We gather dey here for this matter. 24hours news updates from reuters, al-jazeera and nairaland. So we'll know when to start packing our personal effects from the FCT, back to our South South homes.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Would Be Destroyed Like DR Congo If They Go To War With Niger Republic by BoldBrainz(m): 3:39pm On Aug 04, 2023
LajaLaba:
U IPOB people no just get sense lipsrsealed
I am not IPOB please grin. But I agree I don't have sense.

Maybe that's probably why Nigeria is where it is today. Because "sensible" folks like you, are in the majority.
Health › Re: Glaxosmithkline Ends Operations In Nigeria, After 51 Years by BoldBrainz(m): 3:36pm On Aug 04, 2023
IconicR:
Just asking sha
Rose, don't ask o grin!

Asiwaju is doing well. Wait until a pack of "Always ultra pads" of 8 pieces, sells for 2,500. That's when ladies like you will start using cotton wool and tissue papers to clog your flow. Then you'll understand how very fvcked Nigeria currently is.
Politics › Re: People Who Hated Niger Because Of Hatred For Buhari Now Its Best Lovers - Omokri by BoldBrainz(m): 3:34pm On Aug 04, 2023
Rossikk:
Shut your demonic lips there, you bastard.

Nigeria has allowed 21 million Igbos to settle and prosper in other regions outside Igboland. And what does a bastard like you give Nigeria except hate?

Without Nigeria, half the Igbo population would be starving, so SHUT UP, you stupid pig.
The irony of this situation is, if you see me in person, you won't be able to muster the effrontery to sound so vile, crude, uncouth and disrespectful, even if I wear a smile while facing you grin.

The internet just affords a lot of retarded souls like you, the platform to exhibit your colossal lack of anything resembling a decent upbringing.
Health › Re: Glaxosmithkline Ends Operations In Nigeria, After 51 Years by BoldBrainz(m): 3:29pm On Aug 04, 2023
IconicR:
I hope it has nothing to do with Asiwaju 😂😂😂😂😂
Let us continue playing o grin.
Health › Re: Glaxosmithkline Ends Operations In Nigeria, After 51 Years by BoldBrainz(m): 3:28pm On Aug 04, 2023
taylor88:
Doctors and nurses are leaving

Now the almighty Glaxosmithkline has left after 51yrs

By the end of 2025 we will be left with native doctors and Dr. igodo koko cleansers

EBola Tinubu the tax collector is actually working

Abi you no dey feel am?
We dey feel am, my guy huh. The matter sad!
Foreign Affairs › Re: France reacts as Niger Severs Military Ties by BoldBrainz(m): 3:21pm On Aug 04, 2023
Angelfrost:
You can imagine... That's why they get bent out of shape whenever any African nation seems to be getting it right.

Africa's underdevelopment is directly linked to foreign influence... People who sit back and applaud the corrupt and deplorable election of crooks, but become agitated when the military takes over.
I'm so fed up of this country and her citizens, walahi!

Seeing youths and adults submitting their independence and sense of reasoning to tribal and religious sentiments just to pay loyalty to corrupt and insensitive democratic leaders who are clearly pawns in the hands of Western puppeteers, is just sickening.

One has to wonder with bleak feelings as to what our future generations will turn out to be.. huh!
Foreign Affairs › Re: France reacts as Niger Severs Military Ties by BoldBrainz(m): 3:17pm On Aug 04, 2023
Firstcitizen:
Worse off are the Nigerians here supporting this nonsense with their slave mentality. Let Nigeriens decide. They propped up a puppet in power and signed one sided agreements to allow them steal Uranium for thier electricity while Niger depends on Nigeria for electricity.

All the bases in Africa are designed to safeguard their interests in mining and nothing more. In fact they prefer that insurgency is on the increase in such countries to distract from this new form of colonialism. They will even go as far as blocking the sale of arms to fight insurgency like they did Nigeria.

Africans are foolish I swear
This is the part that puts me off most!

Like, Nigerians are just so subdued and mentally conquered to the point where we totally can no longer recognise the fact that we can be an independent people, seperated from the shenanigans of Western countries, yet still able to achieve sustainable growth and progress, once the right leadership is in place.

The average Nigerian just literally throws his hands helplessly, drooling over every word these whites vomit and worshipping them in total submission, even more than we reverence God himself.

Shit is just repugnant and crazy!
Politics › Re: Nigeria Would Be Destroyed Like DR Congo If They Go To War With Niger Republic by BoldBrainz(m): 3:12pm On Aug 04, 2023
ivolt:
I can't tell if you really support the invasion, or you are just using reverse psychology going by your last sentence.
I find it hard to believ that no single secessionist is supporting the invasion despite the claim that it
will help break up Nigeria.
These are really strange times.
Oh, I actually do want the invasion to happen. It doesn't require a magician to recognise that this might likely be the best chance for all parties in this unholy marriage to part ways.. smiley
Politics › Re: Niger Axes French Media As Pro-coup Protests Continue by BoldBrainz(m): 3:10pm On Aug 04, 2023
somehow:
Yes you're talking to me because we share same skin color.

If you hate yourself, others don't.
When last you collect sound beatings huh?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by BoldBrainz(m): 3:09pm On Aug 04, 2023
cyprus000:
Well, if there was recommitment on Nigeria's part as regards military cooperation with Russia, then I'm not privy of that.
But what I'm saying; is that Nigeria has pre-existing military pact with Russia signed by buhari regime. Here is a link to buttress that fact>>https://www.cfr.org/blog/nigeria-and-russia-sign-military-cooperation-agreement
Quite right, you are.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by BoldBrainz(m): 3:09pm On Aug 04, 2023
Dvdpity:
USA And her lapdogs supplied cluster munitions to Ukraine.. cluster munitions that were banned by Geneva convention and UN charter..
I don't know why you chose to remain stupid.
Is this one alright huh?

Doesn't it feel awkward in your thick skull that you happened on a conversation whose origin you have no idea about, yet your first contribution to it turned out insulting and abusive?

I mean, even if you're sadly too dense to have followed the line of exchange, least you can do is properly understand the comment you're quoting before proceeding to exhibit your idiocy.

Societal misfit!
Foreign Affairs › Re: France reacts as Niger Severs Military Ties by BoldBrainz(m): 2:10pm On Aug 04, 2023
Angelfrost:
You can imagine... That's why they get bent out of shape whenever any African nation seems to be getting it right.

Africa's underdevelopment is directly linked to foreign influence... People who sit back and applaud the corrupt and deplorable election of crooks, but become agitated when the military takes over.
The irritating part to all this drama is the fact that Tinubu's Yoruba supporters are applauding western countries for imposing their unneeded presence in the Nigerien territory, yet these same people are lambasting the Igbos for wanting their presence to be felt and their voices heard in the other regions of the country.

The concept of double standards has never been so aptly and practically represented, than what is on display right now huh.
Foreign Affairs › Re: France reacts as Niger Severs Military Ties by BoldBrainz(m): 2:00pm On Aug 04, 2023
Calitoscassius:
They just want to make sure they are still colonizing Niger and running Niger's government
This statement from the French authorities is very provocative. Imagine the thieves and oppressors insisting on "recognised institution". Who's the recognised institution if not the Nigerien Citizenry?

These people have made it clear that they're in full support of the junta and you're shoving your repulsive guts in their faces, talking nonsense about a recognised government.. huh. No wonder the Chinese and Russians have such hatred for western countries.
Foreign Affairs › Re: France reacts as Niger Severs Military Ties by BoldBrainz(m): 1:54pm On Aug 04, 2023
Angelfrost:
You are asking your colonial masters to stop enjoying the exploitation of your nation, and you assume or believe they will gladly oblige... Lol!

France know wetin dem see inside Africa. grin
Just imagine the effrontery in the statement.. huh!
Foreign Affairs › Re: France reacts as Niger Severs Military Ties by BoldBrainz(m): 1:53pm On Aug 04, 2023
Make una dey there dey speak English. If una like make una no evacuate una military personnel from people country!

Imagine the nerves! Coercively insisting on remaining in people's country. These Western countries are really becoming overbearing.. huh
Politics › Re: BREAKING: Tinubu Writes Senate, Seeks Support For Military Deployment To Niger by BoldBrainz(m): 1:37pm On Aug 04, 2023
Lol.

Kind of news that delights the soul.

How we have yearned to be parted from this colonial contraption for eons. How peachy to finally see God working in mysteriously exciting ways through the Iragbiji ancestor to bring this desire to fruition.. grin. Niger Delta can finally breathe.
Politics › Re: People Who Hated Niger Because Of Hatred For Buhari Now Its Best Lovers - Omokri by BoldBrainz(m): 1:23pm On Aug 04, 2023
HopeSpencer:
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U dey mind south easterners... anything that will make Nigeria look bad gives them joy.


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Nigeria doesn't have to be made to look bad. Nigeria is BAD! And the fact that some of us are too bias and hypocritical to admit this reality, accounts for why the country keeps going in circles.

This is way beyond whatever hate for Nigeria we all might decide to attribute to the Igbos. The anomalies in this country are leaving negative effects on all of us, tribes irrespective.

Reno Omokri is more properly placed to benefit directly from the rotten leadership in this country, than you are. So whenever the opportunist drops an online content, he's simply marketing his sycophantic services to highly placed politicians, and once the recognition is gotten, he'll land an appointment that's lofty enough to keep his bills sorted and his excesses met.

Then there's the question of you and me. We'll be left to rue every single day we wake up to the struggles and oppressive reality that is our Nigerian existence. Even if you somehow succeed in leaving the country for greener pastures, you can't bundle your entire loved ones alongside, and there's only a limit to how much assistance you can always render no matter how highly placed you are and what you earn.

Either Nigeria works for us all, or we sit down to a referendum and split the country along regional lines. Almost a hundred and ten years since amalgamation and our country is still looking like a colonial dump with over half the population in such despicable situations that even food is considered a luxury huh.

Do you people need Jesus Christ to come die for you a second time before we decide to use our brains for the intended purposes?!
Politics › Re: Tinubu Withdraws Maryam Shetty's Nomination, Nominates Festus Keyamo As Minister by BoldBrainz(m): 1:10pm On Aug 04, 2023
Tareq1105:
Would hatred allow them?
I equally don't like the man, but it doesn't mean I should be closed minded enough to not read and digest contents properly before leaving comments.

This has nothing to do with hate.. huh. It's just mental laziness.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by BoldBrainz(m): 12:50pm On Aug 04, 2023
cyprus000:
I don't think it's a recent thing. Nigeria has been in cooperation with Russia as far back as Gowon days. If my memory serves me right; Gej circumvented US military embargo, by having Russia supply us military hardware, when the closet terrorist(Obama) tried precluding us from getting arms from even other countries like isreal.
This was done all in the name of human right violation against book haram, but we all know it was because Gej signed the anti gay bill.

Anyway, I think the cooperation was made official around 2017 during buhari's tenure.
Russia has always been ever ready to sell weapons to willing countries with the means to afford them, irrespective of geneva conventions and the UN's reservation on Nigeria's respect for human rights. Nigeria on this hand, has always patronised the Russian Arms market whenever the US and her allies have refused to acquiesce to such trades.

But the official signing of the pact was done some days ago during the Africa-Russian summit, of which Nigeria was one of the signatory nations out of the 41 represented nations.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali: Influencer Sentenced To Prison For Denouncing The Junta's "Failure" by BoldBrainz(m): 12:45pm On Aug 04, 2023
FreeStuffsNG:
"In March, she launched a "live" message on TikTok addressed to the head of the junta, Colonel Assimi Goïta, before being imprisoned.

"This transition is a failure with 0% (of results). I wouldn't even give 1%, but 0%", she had declared, referring to the period of military government that was supposed to precede the return, announced for 2024, of civilians at the head of the country.

"No Malian lives in peace", she added, even though the authorities regularly claim to have regained the initiative against the jihadists. "Insecurity is gaining ground everywhere", she said.


Unlike the cyberbullies being jailed or having
pending criminal cases in Nigeria, she didn't insult, curse, cyberbully, use derogatory words and make criminal defamations yet she got jailed despite being civil. This is the downside to military rule and what we once experienced in Nigeria. You're jailed for being civil.

Those who never experienced Nigerian military rule and coups today feel they can destroy it with their recklessness online.

The alleged cyberbully claiming refugee in Ghana was in his diapers during the military era while his principal, Mr Obi, enjoyed cozy relationship with the Nigerian military dictator then, Gen Abacha.

The Federal Government of Nigeria must be strict in its crackdown on cyberbullies and criminal defamers.

The coup plotters in Niger have no other option again. This weekend is the deadline for them. Check my signature for free stuffs!
You and your fellow agbadeux minions should lead the charge into Niger republic from the front lines.

It's not enough to stay here and be making nonsensical noise with propaganda threads meant to elongate the illegitimate government of your thieving candidate.. huh

When the invasion begins, make sure we see you at the very front, fighting for the soul of your beloved country.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Withdraws Maryam Shetty's Nomination, Nominates Festus Keyamo As Minister by BoldBrainz(m):
stanisbaratheon:
Of all the 40 something nominees it is a woman Tinubu had to replace with loud mouth Keyamo
Tinubu did not replace the woman with Festus Keyamo. He couldn't have possibly done that sort of replacement, seeing how they're both not from the same State. He replaced Maryam Shetty with Mairiga Mahmud, both from the same state, then included Keyamo's name in the list.

Make una dey try read huh!
Politics › Re: No Nigerian President Has Ever Performed Better Than His Predecessor by BoldBrainz(m): 12:30pm On Aug 04, 2023
If the Judiciary doesn't act right, Bola Tinubu is going to be a mistake we'll all regret for the next 4years, whether you voted for him or not.
Romance › Re: Any Man Who Asks You 'what Can You Bring To The Table?' Does Not .......... by BoldBrainz(m): 11:18am On Aug 04, 2023
Blackmoran:
First of all,why men getting married to women is because of sex....... Get that into your head,..

I don't no of others choices, which might be based on things subjective to there choice. Such as beauty, appearance, mood, understanding......

But with women,.. I don't think,. I know... That ladies dating and matting with a man is all about a provider....in her subbcounsious mind...
Whoever buried this sort of impression in your head, didn't do you any good.

Men do not marry for sex. As a matter of speaking, if sex was exclusively the one reason for marriage, 95 percent of men will stay single. Because sex is unarguably one of the cheapest services to afford in today's society. So why put a woman in your home and life just cause you want something you can effortlessly get once the price is right and the circumstances agreeable?

Please don't make the mistake of ever echoing this sentiment in an open space while in the midst of people. You'll be ridiculed for it.
Politics › Re: 7 Power stations Completed, Aba To Get 24 Hours Power After Testing Is Done. by BoldBrainz(m): 10:59am On Aug 04, 2023
Is this real?
Politics › Re: If You Are Good At Script Writing Then You Have Small Side Hustle That Pays by BoldBrainz(m): 10:57am On Aug 04, 2023
kabakaauu:
If you are creative in writing scripts and you are willing to spend little of your spare time doing a side hustle then I need your service. Let's talk
Quite interested. Got some spare time on my hands and a handful of words to follow suit.
Education › Re: The Message University Of Liverpool Issued To Students Masturbating In Toilets by BoldBrainz(m): 10:54am On Aug 04, 2023
PoliteActivist:
Students can't jerk off in peace again
(Some of the "semen" na squirting from girls)😆
You're not a nice person grin.
Education › Re: The Message University Of Liverpool Issued To Students Masturbating In Toilets by BoldBrainz(m): 10:52am On Aug 04, 2023
NwaNimo1:
W.ankers.....

https://isaddedr.sirv.com/Images/3OJxW.gif
Werey, wind down swear say you no dey epp yourself grin grin!
Politics › Re: Niger Coup Leader Closed The Embassies Of Nigeria, France, USA & Togo (video) by BoldBrainz(m): 10:50am On Aug 04, 2023
AsomughaChuks05:
If at all Nigeria must invade Niger, we should use mercenaries like Asari Dokubo and Tompolo rather than our own official army. We can arm and equip them and send them to overthrow the junta while using our super tucano to conduc periodic air strikes to soften targets.
You're not well!

Niger Delta sons should go and die for the idiocy of one foolish old Yoruba man who has traded his entire life just to attain his desperation of being a President and has lost the right to make his own decisions, having been forced to make deals with the devil, abi?

Stop that nonsense!!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Largest Ethnic Groups In Niger Republic (Hausa 54%) by BoldBrainz(m): 10:35am On Aug 04, 2023
Very reason Tinubu has been advised to resist the urge to invade Niger republic with the military.

Outside the fact that he has no moral justification to be meddling in the internal affairs of a sovereign country, it is going to be counterproductive in the long run if a Yoruba president invades a country that has the Hausas as the major ethnic inhabitants. It will come as no surprise if Hausas in Northern Nigeria rise up against Tinubu should he eventually follow through with the awkward decision to invade Niger.

But as always, the brain dead Iragbiji effigy won't listen to caution until his followers drive him headlong into catastrophe.

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