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Politics › Re: SMS Between Primate Ayodele And Bayo Adelabu by Borrow2222: 4:53pm On Dec 13, 2025
Af0nja2:
SMS Between Primate Ayodele and Min. Of Power Bayo Adelabu Page 2
Fake ass pastor

I just pity fuuulllllls that attend your shrine.

Con artist.
Politics › Re: Turaki, Ex-Governors, PDP Leaders, Obasanjo In Closed-Door Meeting by Borrow2222: 4:34pm On Dec 13, 2025
lucianohase:
If Tinubu contests, non of these people you mentioned will be able to unseat him. For GEJ, he should forget about this completely, he has had his turn .....
If the election happens to be free and fair, which obviously won’t be,

Tinubu will lose before noon.

Why do you think they’re perfecting their rigging machines?
Politics › Re: Adelabu Petitions DSS Over Primate Ayodele’s ₦150m Demand For ‘Spiritual Help" by Borrow2222: 2:09pm On Dec 12, 2025
Politics › Re: Bayo Adelabu Petition DSS Over Primate Ayodele Demand For Spiritual Intercession by Borrow2222: 2:06pm On Dec 12, 2025
Islam › Re: Sadaqatul Jaariyyah - Endless Charities by Borrow2222: 11:31am On Dec 12, 2025
AntiChristian:
This is one of the blessings of Islam!

May Allah grant us sustainance to join in giving others!
So after moving from thread to thread, showing bitterness and hatred toward other tribes, you still want blessings?

Human beings can be clownish.
Foreign Affairs › Bulgarian Government Resigns After Mass Anti-corruption by Borrow2222(op): 7:21pm On Dec 11, 2025
Bulgaria’s prime minister has handed in his government’s resignation after less than a year in office after weeks of mass street protests over its economic policies and perceived failure to tackle corruption.

Rosen Zhelyazkov announced his resignation on television shortly before parliament had been due to vote on a no-confidence motion submitted by the opposition and before the country is due to join the eurozone on 1 January.

Our coalition met, we discussed the current situation, the challenges we face and the decisions we must responsibly make,” the prime minister said. “Our desire is to be at the level that society expects. Power stems from the voice of the people.”

After a meeting of the ruling parties’ leaders, he later added: “People of all ages, ethnic backgrounds and religions have spoken out in favour of [the government’s] resignation. This civic energy must be supported and encouraged.”

Tens of thousands of Bulgarians had rallied on Wednesday evening in the capital, Sofia, and dozens of other towns and cities across the country in the latest in a series of rolling demonstrations giving vent to the public’s growing frustration.

Protesters chanted “Resign” and held up “I’m fed up!” signs featuring caricatures of politicians.

Students from Sofia’s universities joined the mass protest in the capital, which Bulgarian media estimated, based on drone visuals, had drawn more than 100,000 people in a country of just under 7 million.

Similar protests took place last week sparked by the government’s budget plans for tax increases, higher social security contributions and state spending hikes. The government later withdrew the draft 2026 budget.

Protesters had labelled the ill-fated budget as a veiled attempt to mask rampant corruption, which successive governments have failed to root out, and expanded their demands to include calls for the centre-right government to step down.

The country’s Moscow-friendly president, Rumen Radev, also called on the government to resign, saying on his Facebook page: “Between the voice of the people and the fear of the mafia. Listen to the public squares!”

Radev will now ask the parties in parliament to try to form a new government. If, as seems likely, they are unable to do so, he will put together an interim administration that will run the country until a new election – the eighth in four years – can be held.

The EU’s poorest country has been racked by political instability and uncertainty, with analysts saying that low trust in its national institutions and leaders had been exacerbated by fears of higher prices as Bulgaria prepares to adopt the euro.

The European Commission has repeatedly warned against failings in the rule of law in Bulgaria, saying in a July report that the level of perceived judicial independence there was “very low” and the country’s anti-corruption strategy “limited”.

Dobromir Zhivkov, the director of the Market Links sociological agency, said Bulgarian society was “in broad unity against the model of governance”, adding that plummeting trust in ministers and MPs was “another indicator of severe political and institutional crisis”.

Bulgaria is near the bottom of the European Corruption Perception Index maintained by Transparency International. It has gone to the polls seven times since huge anti-graft protests in 2020 against Boyko Borissov, a three-time former prime minister.

Borissov’s conservative GERB party finished as the largest in the most recent election last year and formed the current coalition government in January, with Zhelyazkov, a former transport minister and senior GERB member, as premier.

Protesters are particularly angered by Delyan Peevski, a former media mogul whose DPS – New Beginning party is one of an array of several factions from across the political spectrum that backs Zhelyazkov’s minority government.

Peevski, who has been hit with sanctions by the US and the UK for alleged corruption, bribery and embezzlement, is accused of influencing government policy to favour oligarchs. He has denied all allegations of wrongdoing.

Mydn44
fergie001
Nlfpmod

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/dec/11/bulgarian-government-resigns-mass-anti-corruption-protests

Foreign Affairs › Bulgarian Government Resigns After Mass Anti-corruption Protests by Borrow2222(op): 6:32pm On Dec 11, 2025
Bulgaria’s prime minister has handed in his government’s resignation after less than a year in office following weeks of mass street protests over its economic policies and perceived failure to tackle corruption.

Rosen Zhelyazkov announced his resignation on television shortly before parliament had been due to vote on a no-confidence motion submitted by the opposition and before the country is due to join the eurozone on 1 January.

“Our coalition met, we discussed the current situation, the challenges we face and the decisions we must responsibly make,” the prime minister said. “Our desire is to be at the level that society expects. Power stems from the voice of the people.”

After a meeting of the ruling parties’ leaders, he later added: “People of all ages, ethnic backgrounds and religions have spoken out in favour of [the government’s] resignation. This civic energy must be supported and encouraged.”

Tens of thousands of Bulgarians had rallied on Wednesday evening in the capital, Sofia, and dozens of other towns and cities across the country in the latest in a series of rolling demonstrations giving vent to the public’s growing frustration.

Protesters chanted “Resign” and held up “I’m fed up!” signs featuring caricatures of politicians. Gergana Gelkova, 24, a shop worker, told Agence France-Presse she joined the protest because widespread corruption had become “intolerable”.

Students from Sofia’s universities joined the mass protest in the capital, which Bulgarian media estimated, based on drone visuals, had drawn more than 100,000 people in a country of just under 7 million.

Similar protests took place last week sparked by the government’s budget plans for tax increases, higher social security contributions and state spending hikes. The government later withdrew the draft 2026 budget.

Protesters had labelled the ill-fated budget as a veiled attempt to mask rampant corruption, which successive governments have failed to root out, and expanded their demands to include calls for the centre-right government to step down.

The country’s Moscow-friendly president, Rumen Radev, also called on the government to resign, saying on his Facebook page: “Between the voice of the people and the fear of the mafia. Listen to the public squares!”

Radev will now ask the parties in parliament to try to form a new government. If, as seems likely, they are unable to do so, he will put together an interim administration that will run the country until a new election – the eighth in four years – can be held.

The EU’s poorest country has been racked by political instability and uncertainty, with analysts saying that low trust in its national institutions and leaders had been exacerbated by fears of higher prices as Bulgaria prepares to adopt the euro.

The European Commission has repeatedly warned against rule of law failings in Bulgaria, saying in a July report that the level of perceived judicial independence in Bulgaria was “very low” and the country’s anti-corruption strategy “limited”.

Dobromir Zhivkov, the director of the Market Links sociological agency, said Bulgarian society was “in broad unity against the model of governance”, adding that plummeting trust in ministers and MPs was “another indicator of severe political and institutional crisis”.

Bulgaria is near the bottom of the European Corruption Perception Index maintained by Transparency International. It has gone to the polls seven times since huge anti-graft protests in 2020 against Boyko Borissov, a three-time former prime minister.

Borissov’s conservative GERB party finished as the largest in the most recent election last year and formed the current coalition government in January, with Zhelyazkov, a former transport minister and senior GERB member, as premier.

Protesters are particularly angered by Delyan Peevski, a former media mogul whose DPS – New Beginning party is one of an array of several factions from across the political spectrum that backs Zhelyazkov’s minority government.

Peevski, who has been hit with sanctions by the US and the UK for alleged corruption, bribery and embezzlement, is accused of influencing government policy to favour oligarchs. He has denied all allegations of wrongdoing.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/dec/11/bulgarian-government-resigns-mass-anti-corruption-protests

Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Borrow2222: 9:24am On Dec 11, 2025
Goodenoch:
https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/politics/reform-forced-to-defend-candidate-from-their-own-racist-supporters-401249/

https://x.com/georgedmadgwick/status/1997973680194826539 Very interesting comments section.

Should be instructive for a few folk here.
I don’t know why I find this very funny.

It seems they’re not right‑wing enough.

Their only manifesto is anti‑immigration, with no clear plan on how to implement it and no meaningful policies to improve the economy.

It’s also an eye‑opener for some folks in the UK who think they’re better than others—to realize that locals don’t give a Bleep about you as long as you’re an immigrant; you all are treated as the same group of people.
Politics › Re: World Bank — Nigeria Poverty Rate By Geopolitcal Zone 2025 by Borrow2222: 8:11pm On Dec 10, 2025
LegendHero:
NIGERIA'S POVERTY DIVIDES - NORTH & SOUTH
(People Living Below the National Poverty Line)



Source
Fake, useless stats.

There is no world bank poverty index by zone for Nigeria in 2025 yet.

You can only deceive your fellow nitwits.

Politics › Re: Tinubu Moved Swiftly to quell The Benin Coup, Can He Do Same At Home - Bloomberg by Borrow2222: 4:15pm On Dec 09, 2025
garykoeman:
Some people are still pained the coup failed and President Tinubu ended up being the hero. grin

President Tinubu, history will remember you as a great pan African leader.

First civilian president to quash a coup.

Thank you sir, for your steadfastness.

Nigeria are with you.
🤡
Foreign Affairs › Soldiers On Benin's National Television Claim To Have Seized Power by Borrow2222(op): 10:25am On Dec 07, 2025
DAKAR, Dec 7 (Reuters) - A group of soldiers on Benin's national television claimed to have seized power in the West African nation on Sunday.

The announcement came as the West African country was preparing for a presidential election in April that would mark the end of the tenure of incumbent Patrice Talon, in power since 2016.

Benin’s ruling coalition had nominated Finance Minister Romuald Wadagni to be its candidate, positioning a man seen as a key architect of its economic policies to pursue the administration’s current reform agenda if elected.


Talon's decision to step down after two terms was a rare move in the West and Central Africa region where democratic norms are increasingly under pressure.


A coup last month in Guinea-Bissau was the ninth in the region since 2020.

Nlfpmod
Mynd44

https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/soldiers-benins-national-television-claim-have-seized-power-2025-12-07/

Politics › Re: Ohanaeze Ndigbo Commends South East Governors For Endorsing Anioma As 6th State. by Borrow2222: 9:11am On Dec 07, 2025
Felimax:
We are not hateful!
All we are saying is maintain the status quo!
We have been arranged geographically and all we are saying is maintain it.

We have never been with the Southeast and we don't want to be. It does not remove the fact that we have our similarities and could function as we have been doing.

We are South and we want to remain so period!
You are inconsequential in the scheme of things.

If they check very well, you might not even be from Delta State.

🤡
Politics › Re: Temporary Suspending My Support For This Government by Borrow2222: 11:50pm On Dec 06, 2025
franchasng:
I have two monikers here, go through my posts and you will see my numerous solutions.


I once said it here that Tinubu should tell the Chief of Defense staff to order all Military to leave checkpoints.


I also said it here countless times that Tinubu should shun ego and hire foreign mercenaries with a strict deadline to flush out these terrorists and also order Military to go back to their barracks because they are compromised and infiltrated by terrorists and their sympathizers. If you check my posts of recent you will see it.



I also said it when Trump offered to assist Nigeria that Tinubu ought to have accepted it and rather reached out to Trump personally to discuss how to collaborate to sniff out the terrorists through precision strikes using American drones.


I have also said it countless times here that Tinubu should forget about his fear of losing Northern votes or Governors supports and fast track the full signing into law and implementation of state Police, and Forest Guards, I hailed Tinubu when he announced the Forest Guards. I said he should hasten legalization of these state security operatives because security is mostly localized and using localized security to fight insecurity in Nigeria will work more effectively than using federal Police system of posting someone from Borno to head Imo state security.


I also made suggestions that the Forest Guards recruitment and operation must be indigenous and not federal like the Nigerian Police.


I have proferred countless solutions but the problem is that a dog that will loss never listens to the hunter's whistle shocked
Stop giving him solutions.

I think they have run out of ideas.

They sent him here to get some information from neutrals on how to solve the problem.

Let them keep supporting the APC government because of tribalism.
Politics › Re: I Voted For President Tinubu Because Nigerians Offended Me - Bimbo Akintola by Borrow2222: 7:21pm On Dec 06, 2025
Goodvibes007:
Go and check the screenshot I just attached to my previous post.

On X, 99% of netizens knew she was referring to Obidients.
If you don't understand what she meant, let me explain it to you.

She is saying that she knew Tinubu would be a failure, and that’s why she voted for him—to punish whoever annoyed her during the election.

That means she knew things would go south if Tinubu won.

And that is exactly what happened.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: AFC Bournemouth Vs Chelsea (0 - 0) On 6th December 2025 by Borrow2222: 4:32pm On Dec 06, 2025
iwaeda:
Bournemouth vs Chelsea 06 December, 2025 4pm.
Nice one

Delap bye bye

You won't be missed.
Crime › Re: FBI Links Nigerian Tech Prodigy Izunna Okonkwo To Massive $41M Global Fraud. by Borrow2222: 10:03am On Dec 06, 2025
Slinzgist40:
The FBI has linked Nigerian tech founder Izunna Okonkwo, co-founder of the Pastel startup and Forbes 30 Under 30 (2023) honoree, to a multi-million-dollar alleged insider-trading and money-laundering operation.

Court documents reveal that the scheme reportedly generated over $41 million through stolen financial data and manipulated stock trades. Okonkwo is currently being investigated as a suspect, though no formal charges have been filed yet.

Izunna Okonkwo became well-known in Nigeria’s tech scene for co-founding Pastel, which provides digital tools for small businesses. The allegations have shocked many in the tech community.

Read the full story on SLINZGIST: https://slinzgist..com/2025/12/fbi-links-nigerian-tech-prodigy-izunna.html
I hope all these allegations of fraud against Nigerian tech guys aren’t automatically assumed to be true.

The FBI makes mistakes sometimes, but once someone is Black and works in tech, you all start targeting the person because you know Nigerians and their government won’t ask real questions about the allegations.
Celebrities › Re: Throwback Photo Of Chinua Achebe And Fela Kuti In 1983 by Borrow2222: 12:30pm On Dec 05, 2025
Airlord2030:
I only recognize fella. A man than invented a genre of music. cool
The other bozo I don't know grin grin grin
I recognised a learned man and a poet, and the other drug addict; I can't see clearly.
Politics › Re: Oshiomhole: My Account Was Hacked! Opay & Moniepoint Were Used (Video) by Borrow2222: 12:08pm On Dec 05, 2025
24news:
“Oshiomhole Explodes: ‘I Was Scammed!’ Exposes Hidden Owners of Opay & Moniepoint”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_r4ZVraAoQ
Good for you.

Let them steal small from the millions you have stolen.

Thief loot from Thief
Business › Re: Anambra State Completes Second Mega Mall In The State (video & Photos) by Borrow2222: 10:13am On Dec 05, 2025
saintkel:
story!....dis is just a u bin silly n trying to impress us but we know u guys by now
Don't mind the nitwits.

If loudmouth Soludo comes out now to contest for presidency he will remember Soludo is IPOB.
Business › Re: "Cost Of Living Still A Concern Despite GDP Growth" - CPPE Chair( Muda Yusuf). by Borrow2222: 10:13am On Dec 04, 2025
Racoon:
https://guardian.ng/news/cost-of-living-still-a-concern-despite-gdp-growth-cppe/
That shows the claimed GDP growth was all propaganda to deceive their gullible supporters.

No single sector has improved, including

pharmaceuticals
food
housing,
transport
clothes
security

The APC government hasn't improved any sector of the economy since 2015.

The fact that they still have supporters shows how daft people can be.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Leeds United Vs Chelsea (3 - 1) on 3rd December 2025 by Borrow2222: 11:13pm On Dec 03, 2025
SyrusdeHansome:
This isn't what you said after the club world cup.
Guy free me
Before I use vex bite u
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Leeds United Vs Chelsea (3 - 1) on 3rd December 2025 by Borrow2222: 11:08pm On Dec 03, 2025
SyrusdeHansome:
Bro, stay one place. Don't pretend to love Jackson tonight because your club is losing. I remember how y'all almost destroyed that boy.
Replacing Jackson means finding someone better, not settling for someone inferior.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Leeds United Vs Chelsea (3 - 1) on 3rd December 2025 by Borrow2222: 10:56pm On Dec 03, 2025
Juv2:
Keep wondering what this Delap of a guy is doing in this Chelsea team
I'm still trying to understand why chelsea pushed Jackson away for that clown.
Politics › Re: Femi Fani-Kayode Can't Be Posted To Israel, U.S As Ambassador- Abati (Video) by Borrow2222: 10:14pm On Dec 03, 2025
Saturnalia:
You do not know these people, had Tinubu not nominate Reno and FFK, there would have been massive Jubilation, Celebration and Carnival in all the 5 Southeastern States just like they did when Buhari died, and also when his COAS (Ibrahim Attahiru) died in a plane crash.

Their hatred, envy & domineering nature are the reason everything and everybody keep working against them everywhere they go.
STFU!

You guys always support mediocrity and people with messed-up characters.

Someone who constantly preaches hate against a region in our country isn't fit to represent the country in any establishment.

How will he be able to play the role he was assigned to as an ambassador when one of the people from the region he hates comes for help as an ambassador of the country he's posted to?
Celebrities › Re: Politically, Peter Obi Cannot Stand Next To Tinubu - Samklef by Borrow2222: 7:33am On Dec 03, 2025
AnonPoet:
Politically, Peter Obi Cannot Stand Next To Tinubu - Samklef



source
This one has learnt the new format to become an ambassador or get any juicy position in this government.

Just insult PO continuously for 6 months and you must get an appointment.

I understand you, bro.

Man must chop.
Politics › Re: This Is Not Governance Or Leadership, And Not The Nigeria We Deserve - Peter Obi by Borrow2222: 6:51pm On Dec 02, 2025
SmartPolician:
Nigeria is not gone. What we need is people of goodwill across tribes and religion to come together and chase out these idiots running down this country and their useless supporters
I don't think it will be possible to unite us.

We have a large population of uneducated people.

Even the ones who are educated are still blinded by ethnicity and religion. It was a very big mistake on the part of Britain to unite totally different people together.

The only solution is regional government – not that it will solve the problem immediately, but it will be a stepping stone towards solving the problem.

Because even in the next 200 years with the same structure, I don't see any light at the end of the tunnel for the country.
Politics › Re: This Is Not Governance Or Leadership, And Not The Nigeria We Deserve - Peter Obi by Borrow2222: 5:28pm On Dec 02, 2025
givedemwotowoto:
Peter Obi reflects on Nigeria’s current leadership
PO is 💯 correct.

The country is long gone.

APC has set governance to an all-time low. Most times I wonder if Nigeria will ever recover from this.

The pathway and direction the country is going is scary.
Politics › Re: Anambra State Is Building One Mega City State(video) by Borrow2222: 10:59am On Dec 02, 2025
SmartPolician:
Soludo wants to be the first president of Nigeria from Igbo extraction and considers Peter Obi a threat to that dream. There's a gathering where Arthur Eze told him that he's the most qualified for that position.

Meanwhile, Hope Uzodinma is positioning himself to become the next VP under a northern president after Tinubu, that's why he talks about Renewed Hope more than his 3R agenda.
What you're saying is not far from the truth, considering their recent utterances and actions.

But he'll be shocked at the type of reception he'll receive the day he declares to run for presidency.
Politics › Re: Anambra State Is Building One Mega City State(video) by Borrow2222: 10:44am On Dec 02, 2025
BeautifulMind2:
Watch out Anambra state in 2026

Anambra state is in safe hands, we are developing a mega city state where every corner of the state will thrive, not just the urban centers. May Anambra continue to win

#SolutionContinues
#AnambraIsRising
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/17j5jF4naE/


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=300ujbHU7fw?si=x05_00F3ouh31Io5
Soludo, you're trying.

Just reduce your cho cho and speak like a true professor.

Be careful of the enemies cheering you; they're only happy about the division.

If you doubt it, try contesting the presidential election and see how quickly they'll change their tune and start talking against you immediately.
Politics › Re: Foreign Disinformation Threatens Nigeria’s Democracy, Says EU by Borrow2222: 6:02pm On Dec 01, 2025
higgs:
So all the kidnapping and killings including students being kidnapped from school in their hundreds is "foreign disinformation "?
Stupid Europeans
They want the country to remain a dysfunctional society.

It’s their gain.

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