Politics › Re: Nenwe Community In Enugu Builds A Massive Bridge (Photos, Video) by Borrow2222: 3:53pm On Jan 21 |
Omenlon: you are the one who is swimming in ignorance here. Those una so-called sanner country, go and fact check the level of citizens involvement in community development. How much you dey even pay for tax self, if at all you don ever pay once. I don't usually engage with most people here because they lack exposure, but I'll make an exception for you. In serious countries, no individual is allowed to do such things without a valid construction license and a fully registered company. You can only volunteer with organizations like the Red Cross or British Heart Foundation for simple community issues, like picking litter and other similar roles. This type of work is done by the council or other relevant government bodies, which is why you pay taxes! You guys are so used to bad government and misrule that most of your reasoning is upside down |
Politics › Re: Nenwe Community In Enugu Builds A Massive Bridge (Photos, Video) by Borrow2222: 2:56pm On Jan 21 |
ghettowriter: Very commendable. Not everything you will wait for the govt to do for you Black man with a black brain. What is the work of government then? Why are they collecting extra tax? |
Politics › Re: Why Real Estate Is A Bad Investment by Borrow2222: 4:39am On Jan 21 |
Nobody should listen to the hogwash OP is saying.
The 3 basic needs in life are food, water, and shelter.
By shelter, it means a house, and by house, it means land.
His excuse for calling land a bad investment is just because of war useless logic.
During war, your own life isn't even guaranteed.
Buy as many as you can afford once it's genuine and preferably in your region or state. |
Politics › Re: FFK Reacts To Story Of Onitsha Screwdriver Seller Influencing Trump by Borrow2222: 1:27pm On Jan 19 |
Story.
They found out that sane Nigerians quickly debunked the useless propaganda.
We are waiting for you guys.
Enough of the nonsense. |
Politics › Re: How Trader In Onitsha Influenced Trump's Missile Strike In Nigeria - NYT by Borrow2222: 10:02pm On Jan 18 |
9 million dollars working tight.
Anyway, APC knows that most Nigerians are blinded by tribalism and many are also illiterate.
Anyone who believes that a whole US government will act based on intel from a common trader should have his head checked.
Just take a look at what APC has reduced Nigeria to.
You f@@ls think that everyone in Nigeria is a 🤡like your supporters.
Honestly, this country is so messed up that if we continue with this type of mentality, even in the next 500 years nothing will ever work. |
Politics › Re: Emeka Umeagbalasi: The Screwdriver Salesman Behind Trump’s Airstrikes In Nigeria by Borrow2222: 9:58pm On Jan 18 |
9 million dollars working tight.
Anyway, APC knows that most Nigerians are blinded by tribalism and many are also illiterate.
Anyone who believes that a whole US government will act based on intel from a common trader should have his head checked.
Just take a look at what APC has reduced Nigeria to.
You f@@ls think that everyone in Nigeria is a 🤡like your supporters.
Honestly, this country is so messed up that if we continue with this type of mentality, even in the next 500 years nothing will ever work. |
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Celebrities › Re: Anu Adeleke Shares Alleged Chats With Davido After DNA Test Demand by Borrow2222: 8:31am On Jan 16 |
ElSudani: This is really strange. Why wouldn't he just do the test and move on with his life? Can’t you read? Didn’t you see where he said he has done a DNA test four times and he wasn’t her father. |
Crime › Re: Anambra Police Rescue South African Returnee Abducted In Enugu by Borrow2222: 8:07am On Jan 16 |
IzunnaOkafor: By Izunna Okafor, Awka
The Anambra State Police Command has recorded another operational success in its fight against crime, following the rescue of a Nigerian citizen based in South Africa who was kidnapped in Enugu State.
The victim, it was gathered, was rescued following a police-led joint security operation in Isulo, Orumba South Local Government Area of Anambra State.
According to a press statement issued by the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), SP Tochukwu Ikenga, police-led joint security operatives attached to the Forward Operating Base (FOB), Aguata, rescued the victim in the early hours of Thursday, January 15, 2026, during a routine visibility patrol around the Isulo axis of Orumba South LGA.
According to the statement, the rescued victim, who was immediately debriefed by the operatives, disclosed that he is a native of Obinagu–Isikweachi, Oji River Local Government Area of Enugu State, but based in South Africa.
The victim, police said, further explained that upon his return to Enugu to celebrate Yuletide with his people, he was abducted from his hometown in the evening hours of January 1, 2026, by a yet-to-be-identified gang of six armed men who reportedly masked their faces during the operation.
The Police Spokesman said the victim further revealed that his abductors demanded a ransom of forty million naira (₦40 million) from his wife and other family members while holding him captive.
However, he said the victim managed to escape from the kidnappers’ den, while his escape subsequently led to his rescue by the joint security operatives during the visibility patrol, thereby bringing an end to over two weeks of captivity.
SP Ikenga also noted that following his rescue, the victim was properly debriefed and has been successfully reunited with his family.
Meanwhile, the Anambra State Police Command further disclosed that operatives are currently working with actionable intelligence obtained from the victim to identify, locate and dismantle the criminal hideout within the area, as well as arrest all those responsible for the abduction.
The Command reiterated its commitment to proactive policing, intelligence-led operations and the protection of lives and property across the state, while also assuring Ndi Anambra and residents that sustained security pressure will continue against criminal elements. Then why are you calling it a rescue when the victim escaped from the kidnappers? You can’t rescue a victim without killing the kidnappers or arresting them. Any information that doesn’t include those details isn’t a rescue. |
Politics › Re: I Receive Threats Over Tax Reform Implementation — Taiwo Oyedele by Borrow2222: 2:03pm On Jan 15 |
mikeapollo: Do you know that some people will be paying more as PAYE tax from January according to the new tax law? Do you think he cares about that? Their own definition of patriotism is supporting every dumb policy from their ethnic president. Forgetting that patriotism means supporting your "country" against any aggression or bad policy, whether foreign or domestic. |
Politics › Re: Ekpoma Youths In Edo Attack Fulani Settlements Over Kidnappings (Video) by Borrow2222: 2:51pm On Jan 11 |
SisterAnn: When government fail in their primary duty of securing lives, the people are bound to react having been pushed to the wall.
Monday okpo should get ready to go cap in hand to beg and pay compensation once again.
But the angry youths shouldn't have taken away the animals, that is stealing. All is fair in war and love  |
Politics › Re: I Know The Junction Where The Mad Man Who Advised Peter Obi Stayed - Bwala by Borrow2222: 6:15pm On Jan 10 |
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Politics › Re: Full List Of 57 Luxury Homes, Hotels Other Properties Seized From Malami by Borrow2222: 10:07pm On Jan 08 |
Lanretoye: The whole country has been distributed in their pockets,imagine attorney general of a federation and minister of injustice 🤡 You have changed your mouth fast, fast. You guys supported Buhari’s APC and every single devilish policy he gave Nigerians during his tenure. The day Nigerians do away with tribalists like you guys that have held the country down for years now—that is when redemption will come. |
Politics › Re: Verydarkblackman: There Is No Future For Nigerians In The Hands Of PBAT. by Borrow2222: 11:47am On Jan 07 |
Honestly, if you look at the events happening in Nigeria, you weep for the future of this country.
The APC is only interested in playing stupid politics, counting how many governors are now in their party, but they have absolutely no knowledge of what good governance is all about.
Every sector in present‑day Nigeria has been destroyed; no single sector has been upgraded or is working since the APC took over the government.
I think the best solution for the country now is to go back to regional government—not that it will solve the problems overnight, but it will surely be a stepping stone towards good governance.
If we continue with this same structure even in the next 200 years, nothing good will happen to Nigeria.
The fact that the APC still has supporters shows you the type of people in Nigeria.
The Nigerian government is so messed up. |
Business › Re: “this Is Too Much” – Mother Of Two Cries Out Over Tax Deducted From ₦25,000 Tran by Borrow2222: 9:17am On Jan 06 |
helinues: When you are done lying to yourself, let's us know . So you will make transfer to other banks without attracting any charges
You are not talking to your local village people on NL This shows you are a very local guy and have not travelled abroad in your life. No wonder you behave and act so irritating. There is nothing like bank charges for transfers within banks in the same country. You will only be charged if you are making an international transfer to another country. |
Romance › Re: Is It Advisable To Continue Marriage Where Wife Go physical With Threat Of Wepon by Borrow2222: 11:24pm On Jan 04 |
Odingo1: I need an opinion, I live in 1 bedroom room flat, room and parlour with dining of 800k per year, the landlord recently increased it to 1m but my wife insisted that we move to another room and parlour that is smaller and far from town only that the house have POP design at 1.6 million. I told her that the place we are staying is better and we can save 600k then unprovoked she said she have finished making arrangements with the other house that I must pay the money that day. To my greatest surprise she started physically pushing me around, bring out our wedding pictures and throw on it the bed and went to kitchen looking for kitchen knife. And bring out all my bag and ask me leave the house or she will smash all my belongings including labtops and phone. Is a shock to me, yet to recover. Note I am a sole provider in the union, she contribute nothing, I gave her monthly upkeep of 120k, I take care of every Damm expenses in the house. I started a lab business for her with 3 m. The marriage is about 10 months, no kid yet. We have not have major issues except minor issues which we resolve. I haven’t involved families yet, I want see opinions first, mod pls front page. This post of yours is just rage bait. |
Crime › Terrorists Massacre, Abduct In Niger State. by Borrow2222(op): 4:20pm On Jan 04 |
Terrorists suspected to be members of the Sadiku-led Boko Haram faction have raided Kasuwan Daji, a Niger State village roughly 23 kilometres from Papiri, where schoolchildren were abducted last year. The attack occurred on the evening of 3 January. Multiple sources told our reporter that the terrorists killed at least 35 people and kidnapped an unspecified number of others, mostly women and children. Our sources, whose names have been withheld for security reasons, said the terrorists set fire to many houses, including the village’s market, before leaving. “We cannot estimate the number of houses burnt now, but I personally counted 35 bodies,” a source who lives about four kilometres away from the village said. An aftershock video of the incident shared with our reporter shows that many of those killed were slaughtered, with their hands tied behind their backs. “Some of them were shot in the head, some were slaughtered,” another source, a resident of Papiri who farms in the village, said. Those killed were all males, and their ages ranged between 70 and 12, PREMIUM TIMES gathered. The attack The terrorists announced their arrival with the firing of a Rocket Propelled Grenade (RPG), a survivor of the attack narrated to one of our sources in a telephone conversation Saturday evening. This was corroborated by other sources we spoke to, including a traditional leader in Demo, a neighbouring village to the scene of the incident. “When they shot that long bomb (RPG), many people dashed into the forest,” the traditional leader said. “The terrorists chased and killed them.” “Some, especially the old men, were picked from their rooms where they were hiding,” he added. “They brought them outside, tied them up and executed them.” Confirming the attack, the spokesperson of the Niger State Police Command, Wasiu Abiodun, said preliminary reports showed that more than 30 people were killed, while several others were kidnapped. “On 03/01/2026 at about 9 p.m., information received revealed that at about 4:30 p.m. of the same date, suspected bandits from the National Park forest along Kabe District invaded Kasuwan Daji, located at Demo village via Kabe,” Mr Abiodun said. “They burnt the market, looted shops and carted away food items.” He added that a joint security team visited the community on Sunday morning. “Over 30 victims lost their lives during the attack. Some people were also kidnapped. Efforts are ongoing to rescue the kidnapped victims, and further developments will be communicated,” the police spokesperson said. Saturday’s attack is the latest in a series of violent incidents that have deepened insecurity across parts of Niger State, particularly in Borgu, Shiroro and Agwara local government areas. In late November 2025, the state government ordered the closure of public and private schools following the abduction of pupils and staff from St. Mary’s Catholic Primary and Secondary Schools in Papiri, Agwara Local Government Area. The mass abduction, which initially left more than 200 pupils and teachers unaccounted for, triggered nationwide concern and forced authorities to shut down educational institutions as a precaution. Although all the abducted pupils and staff were later rescued in phases after sustained security operations, attacks on rural communities and markets have continued, raising fresh concerns about safety in the state. Only last week, the Niger State Government announced plans to partially reopen schools from 12 January, citing improved security assessments in some areas, while maintaining closures in communities still considered unsafe. Residents of Borgu said the latest market attack underscored the fragility of security gains and renewed calls for stronger protection of rural communities that remain vulnerable to armed groups operating from forested areas. Nlfpmod Fergie001 https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/847440-terrorists-massacre-abduct-niger-villagers-near-scene-of-last-years-schoolchildren-abduction.html
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Foreign Affairs › Re: 40 Dead, 100 Injured In Switzerland As Explosion Rocks Ski Resort (Photos) by Borrow2222: 12:44pm On Jan 01 |
Is like this site don drink hypo.
What kind of stupid poll is that.? |
Politics › Re: You Failed As Anambra Governor, Bayo Onanuga Slams Peter Obi by Borrow2222: 9:19am On Jan 01 |
WriterX: After carefully reading this, I have come to realize that Bayo Onanuga’s statement is less a serious policy defence and more a partisan tirade riddled with historical amnesia, selective facts, and personal abuse unbecoming of a presidential spokesman. When a government communicator abandons evidence for insults, it often signals insecurity, not confidence.
First, the attempt to frame Peter Obi as a “bitter loser” ignores a basic democratic reality: post-election critique is not bitterness; it is accountability. Every major opposition figure globally — from the United States to Europe — continues to interrogate elections, policies, and governance long after polls close. To demand silence from Obi while Tinubu himself contested elections multiple times after losing is rank hypocrisy. Tinubu went to court repeatedly between 2003 and 2007; was he “bitter” then, or was he exercising democratic rights?
Second, the claim that “empirical analyses showed Obi could not have won” collapses under scrutiny. INEC’s own final results show Obi won 11 states and the FCT, including Lagos — Tinubu’s political base — an unprecedented outcome for a third-force candidate. That alone contradicts the narrative of an “abysmal third-place fluke.” No amount of name-calling erases the electoral earthquake of 2023, where a candidate without state backing or federal machinery shattered Nigeria’s two-party monopoly.
Third, Onanuga’s assertion that Obi was an “abysmal failure” in Anambra is demonstrably false and easily verifiable. When Obi left office in 2014, Anambra had zero bank loans, over ₦75 billion in savings and investments, and functional public institutions — facts acknowledged by the Nigerian Governors’ Forum, the Debt Management Office, and even successive Anambra governments. If that is failure, then Nigeria desperately needs more of it. Contrast this with today’s federal reality: ballooning debt, weakened purchasing power, and record food inflation despite repeated claims of “economic restructuring.”
Fourth, the mocking reference to a “madman in Onitsha” is not just crude; it exposes a disturbing disdain for mental health, religious diversity, and millions of Nigerians. For a presidential spokesman to deploy such language reflects poorly on the administration he represents. Governments confident in their record do not resort to mockery — they marshal data.
On the economic claims, Onanuga’s narrative again unravels. Removing petrol subsidy without adequate buffers triggered historic inflation, currency freefall, and widespread poverty, as confirmed by the National Bureau of Statistics and the World Bank. Foreign reserves have not “risen sustainably”; they have fluctuated amid heavy intervention, while the naira lost significant value within months. Inflation “decelerating” after peaking above 30% is not success — it is damage control after policy shock.
The much-touted Lagos–Calabar and Sokoto–Badagry highways remain largely conceptual, with procurement controversies, cost opacity, and minimal visible progress. Announcements are not achievements. Nigerians measure governance by outcomes, not press releases.
On the accusation that Obi promotes “copy-and-paste governance,” Onanuga again misrepresents reality. Every successful nation learns from others — Singapore studied Britain, China studied the West, Rwanda studied Singapore. Learning is not copying; refusing to learn is stagnation. Ironically, many Tinubu policies — subsidy removal, tax harmonisation, FX liberalisation — are textbook IMF and World Bank prescriptions, hardly “homegrown originality.”
Finally, the obsession with Obi’s party movements reeks of selective memory. Tinubu himself moved from SDP to AD to AC to ACN to APC. Political evolution is not wandering; it is adaptation. To weaponise it against Obi is intellectual dishonesty.
In the end, Onanuga’s statement does more damage to the presidency than to Peter Obi. It replaces governance communication with personal insults, substitutes propaganda for proof, and reveals a troubling intolerance for dissent. Nigerians are not asking for perfection — they are asking for honesty, competence, and respect.
A government that truly has results does not fear comparison. And a spokesman confident in his principal’s record does not need to shout insults to be heard. I cherish your analysis. Reading your write‑up gave me hope that perhaps Nigeria can be salvaged with people like you. Bravo. |
Politics › Re: Man Queried Peter Obi Healthcare Policy As Governor, Got This Reply by Borrow2222: 6:41pm On Dec 30, 2025 |
Racoon: @MrAfobaje https://x.com/i/status/2005730194657861787 nlfpmod They are the real enemies of Nigeria. They are very lucky that Nigeria has a large population of illiterates, and even those who are learned are blinded by tribalism. Okay, let’s assume PO didn’t buy any ambulance during his tenure as governor, so this 🤡 is now justifying the lack of proper urgent medical care in the country. Honestly, when you see the things happening in the country, you will understand that there is no light at the end of the tunnel. |
Crime › Re: Aggravated Assault, Armed Robbery & Drug Sales by Borrow2222: 8:48am On Dec 30, 2025 |
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Family › Re: Please How Can I Get A Divorce Lawyer In Ikorodu by Borrow2222: 6:39pm On Dec 29, 2025 |
ChybuzzDD: It's amazing how some of you guys sound at times
A man shouldn't be sounding so incapacitated like this. It's such a shame! At least you’ve seen the reason why he got divorced. Very big shame. |
Politics › Re: Bandits Are On Revenge Mission, Not Like IPOB That Wants To Leave Nigeria – Gumi by Borrow2222: 8:49pm On Dec 28, 2025 |
LegendHero: IPOB and bandit are the same. They are terrorists.
What you’re doing is not different from what Gumi is doing. Ya’ll both supporting and rationalizing terrorism. 🤡 Nigeria is the only country that has officially designated IPOB a terrorist organization. You think the rest of the world is myopic like you, though. |
Politics › Re: US Strikes: Sources Reveals Bandit Kingpin, Turji Bello Has Been Killed by Borrow2222: 4:09pm On Dec 26, 2025 |
Putindbutt: Enough of this propaganda and show us just one body killed. Terrorist sympathizers. You’re roaming from post to post spouting trash. Soon the U.S. Marines will begin ground clearance, and we’ll also point you guys out door‑to‑door. |
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Politics › Re: Statement Of Nigeria's Foreign Affairs Ministry On US Strike In Nigeria by Borrow2222: 10:24am On Dec 26, 2025 |
Putindbutt: Audio strikes.... Where are the pictures of the bodies?. US and their propaganda. Terrorists sympathisers. Stay in line. |
Sports › Re: Mohammed Salah Shares Christmas Family Photos by Borrow2222: 12:12pm On Dec 25, 2025 |
CyynthiaKiss: Merry Christmas from Mo Salah (Mohammed Salah) and his Family ✍️🎄
Nlfpmod Nlfpmod I don’t think this is a recent picture because Mohamed Salah is currently in Morocco with the Egyptian national team for AFCON, not at Liverpool |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Properties Across Nigeria Worth ₦212Bn Linked To Abubakar Malami by Borrow2222: 9:15am On Dec 25, 2025 |
Abufo: see the douchebag that arrested and detained Mazi nnamdi Kanu............Nigerians are just brainwashed beyond belief! Not really brain‑washed. Because they know the right thing that needs to be done, but they are always blinded by tribalism and religious beliefs. Nigeria is not a country. A country is made up of people with similar beliefs, the same ideology, the same purpose. We are totally different people forced to join as one. The only way for Nigeria to see any glimmer of light is to return to regional government—not that it will solve the problem overnight, but it will be the only way the country can progress in the future. Present‑day Nigeria, as it is, even in the next 200 years with the same structure, will be worse than today. |
Politics › Re: Fintiri Pardons Man Sentenced To Death For ‘Killing Herdsman In Self-Defence’ by Borrow2222: 7:44am On Dec 24, 2025 |
The judge should be arrested immediately and brought to book for miscarriage of justice.
He should be used as a scapegoat for all these stupid judges who ridicule our judiciary. |
Politics › Re: Tax Reform Acts Controversies Cast Doubt On The Sanctity Of Nigeria’s Lawmaking by Borrow2222: 11:51am On Dec 23, 2025 |
HgAkpobomeEr: Lawmakers have a right to make laws. Nlfpmod Fergie001 Mydn44 This is a bot. Roaming freely from thread to thread. |
Politics › Re: Publish The Version Of The Tax Bills Received From The National Assembly - SERAP by Borrow2222: 3:39pm On Dec 21, 2025 |
Jayhome24: They are talking because that shit SERAP is headed by one bu--ffon obidient I knew the moment Onanuga challenged their useless Emperor to court to proof the alteration they will cook up another stunt, people wey God don cursed tey tey. Don’t you think it would be a lot easier to just publish it so that the whole country can see it and every rumor is squashed, rather than all this name‑calling? The Freedom of Information Bill is already law, so publish the tax bill and let everyone see it. Enemies of Nigeria. |