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I can just about hear her claim Nigerians are criminals and should not be allowed into UK.

Note! She hasn't said that, yet.

gift2xl:
All this non virgin's causing trouble

For herself.

According to some ignorant people, one quarter to about half the population of the earth are going to hell, yet many of those supposedly going to heaven are currently living in hellish conditions right here on earth.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_religious_populations

basilico:
Budaatum,
1st Cousin Marriages bill has been blocked by the Labour Party.
Any idea why they want to allow 1st cousins to marry each other?

There are Torys against it too, because there are better ways to eliminate 1st Cousin Marriages than a ban that's difficult to police.

No one wants to put their children at risk of ill health through wrong marriages, so education makes a huge difference.

Researchers found cousin marriages had dropped from 62% at the outset, to 28% among mothers under 25 in 2020, as more parents born or raised in the UK and educated to A-level or higher felt it wasn’t necessary to maintain social structures, with “considerable recognition” in Bradford from health providers of the value of genetic testing and counselling.

https://www.theguardian.com/law/2025/jan/17/tory-bill-to-ban-marriage-between-cousins-is-damaging-and-unenforceable

basilico:
I would not buy anything that is just a hype.

You bought dump. Dump is just a hype.

bdon123:
Bros there are thousands of refineries around d world,70% of refineries don't own oil wells.This is my field of specialization.The only requirement for owing a refinery is source of crude must be close.The companies u mentioned are NOCs including saudi aramco.Dangote refinery is a private enterprise.Shell is dutch,BP is uk etc....their govts hav alot of interest in this companies as no government or economy can go far without securing a stable source of power(fuel) to drive innovation

I would expect the bigger refineries would like to secure a stable source of fuel by owning [part of] their source, while smaller ones might not.

It just makes better business "as no government or economy can go far without securing a stable source of power(fuel) to drive innovation", as you've rightly stated.

This reads to me like a paid character assassination of a certain "emir Sunusi", whom, thankfully, many would not have ever heard of. It is full of distorted facts to support untruths.

Who paid for it, I wonder.

Would be great if a playlist of songs listed were included. It will educate a novice like me about modern Naija music.

Thanks in advance, anyone.

basilico:
I don't deal crypto at all. If it was profitable I would rather mine ,it's satisfying I think Neither do I forex trade, though I keep some forex for travel purposes.
Trump is not the first to have meme coins .It's just crazy to have something with no monetary backing being traded .Example hawk tuah. Story of the rich man who bought monkeys from villagers ...

So, you heard of hawk tuah. How about logan paul's cryptozoo?

Now explain, in your usual conspiratory style so your fellow magas understand, what dump might be up to with reference to his previous scams so the trend is seen.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usjzTjD0eaQ?si=TNDyB6IIcYJSZEeA

Konkoja:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=2E6_a1iLzys&si=Y-l-zRmNDZ2Ftgyc

Blacks are NOT Americans, even if they are citizens

This is what these MAGA Republicans, white Christian Nationalists think about blacks. They are now the mainstream of RNC and bold to spew their racism and bigotry.

bdon123:
Those who own refinery around d world dont own oil fields. Normally, refineries are built close to source of crude supply be it via ships or pipeline

This would be stupid business practice if true. Most companies would own their input source if just to control their inputs and earn more profit.

But do some research and come back to inform us that all major crude oil extracting companies (Shell, Agip, BP, Chevron etc) don't have their own refineries.

This seems what sensible people might have spent their money on.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u402vL2HCrY?si=hDg4TapZINOHV34H

I always wondered why Dangote would build a refinery without owning an oil field, and here it is. Don't know if just me, but it seems to have been kept very quiet.

This led Dangote to speed up his objective of initiating crude production at its two Niger Delta upstream projects in Oil Mining Leases 71 and 72, starting with around 20,000 barrels per day and scaling up further in the first quarter of 2025.

More of a sign you don't give a fuq how you fuq and don't mind hurting whom you fuq.

Suicideboy:
had séx with a woman and after we were done she had pain in her urethra for 3-4 hours.

PresidObi:
How will they know that the people caught are the right gunmen?

You know like how we put tyre necklace and pour petrol and light suspected thieves with fire on the street? That way. And we'd end up burning the person without their day in court.

I can just about see people accusing their enemy of gunmen for revenge and 5m.

Softmirror:
This girl can't stop talking about Nigeria lol. This is not a good political game plan in order to become U.K prime minister o! 🥴

Perhaps U.K prime minister is not the god's will, but spotlight on Nigeria is?

Ibime:
Most assets are so overvalued right now, it would be reckless to say, however sentiment is high with inflation dropping below 3% so I expect rallies to continue across the board unless there is a macro shock like war etc

One sector that is definitely undervalued and should turn when interest rates cool down are real estate companies (REITS or Real Estate Investment Trusts). Most are trading at 20-50% less than their Net Asset Value. That means if they liquidate, they will pay out higher than their share price just by selling their properties. This should ease as interest rates come down. Their valuations have been hammered by high interest rates and there is also some distrust of their property valuations, although all valuations are done by independent valuers. There is a potential 2x play there as interest rates ease over the next 18 months. A REIT ETF won't be a bad play.

I'd be cautious with that, if you include commercial RE. Companies been winding down space they rented hoping to grow into but never did. And with the spike in inflation, which is making the last cut seem like a mistake, I wouldn't bet on interest rates going south any time soon.

https://wolfstreet.com/2024/12/31/office-cmbs-delinquency-rate-spikes-to-a-record-11-surpassing-the-peak-of-the-financial-crisis/

basilico:
Is it so hard to digest the truth? Unpalatable as it may be. Jackboot saying he wants a riot, the top defence guys says he wanted 10000 troops because of the massive crowd

I don't suppose you'd understand how bad it would have looked if 10,000 troops had had to defend against dump's insurrection maga mob.

Personally, I wished they'd actually been there. Dump would have had to pardon some dead magas.

basilico:
feedthenation. Jack Smith report says
Trump ... “resorted to a series of criminal efforts ... to direct an angry mob to the United States Capitol to obstruct the congressional certification

Dude, your conspiracies are lame!

GENERAL MARK MILLEY, CHAIRMAN, JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF, and CHRISTOPHER MILLER, ACTING SECRETARY OF DEFENSE, were not hired by dump.

Obama hired them and told them what not to do!

A booming American economy?

Our Drunken Sailors, as we lovingly and facetiously have come to call them, are in the mood to spend. The labor market has been solid, with an additional 2.23 million payroll jobs created in 2024, and with hourly earnings up by 4%, outpacing inflation for the second year. Consumers are sitting on vast and ballooning piles of cash in money-market funds and CDs. Stocks, home prices, and cryptos have soared in recent years, and consumers that hold them (64% are homeowners and many hold stocks in their retirement funds) are feeling flush.

Over the past 15 years, the US has averaged about 2% “real” GDP growth. If GDPNow is on target, Q4 real GDP would come in at about 3.0%. Over the past five quarters, there was only one weakling, Q1 2024 with 1.6% inflation-adjusted growth. The other four quarters ranged from 3.0% to 4.4% inflation-adjusted growth, which is huge for the US.

https://wolfstreet.com/2025/01/16/the-fed-needs-to-watch-out-amid-strong-demand-from-our-drunken-sailors-retail-sales-surged-in-late-2024-inflation-caught-its-second-wind/

Bandirao:
that is why a hausaman don't feel a problem if Fulani ruled and vice versa

It would be good if the Hausas are represented and went to school more.

Nigeria will prosper when they do.

What's being done about youth unemployment in China that we don't do.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TY1a00j5YAk?si=2uGO17TTwJkReTov

“We have got problems with people who turn up at the gates with cases in tow and with their families saying to the staff: ‘Where is the accommodation?’,” said Mr Fairhurst.

Mr Fairhurst, you are not informing or helping them settle into the job you hired them for, and you'd lose them and need to go hire more!

https://prisonandprobationjobs.gov.uk/roles-at-hmpps/prison-officer/prison-officer-pay/

ogaemma:
The Hausa's have long lost grip over the North.
Not only Governor's.
I doubt if any Hausa is presently a First Class Emir in the North. I stand to be corrected.
They focus on their onions and tomatoes trading while th Fulanis, Nupe and Gbagyi focus in grabbing power and politics.

Actually, they are oppressed and not properly educated, so they can't assert themselves in their communities.

Basically, some have made slaves of them and kept them from developing, and we should consider freeing them.

https://www.persee.fr/doc/jafr_0037-9166_1963_num_33_2_1370

Educationalserv:
kolanut food crop ? Or rubbish

Its all I could shamefully think of. I did want to add education, but you will claim its not food, and we really don't send enough of it up North, yet.

The south produces (or shall I say, produced) kolanut. And while it is eaten in the north, other uses qualify too.

But the fact that kolanut is all I can think of is hopefully due to my limited knowledge, and not because of our lack of production down south.

P.s. The North does not buy kolanut from us in my Orolu Kingdom anymore. Our kolanut trees are now being cut for cheap plank, and our kolanut (and cocoa) warehouses are used by northerners to import beans and maize, which they bag and sell all over the country.

OlawaleBammie:
But if it were to be the other way round u would have bn spitting venom so ooh..abi??

Oonikuure.

Wa ku're. Emi re a si gun.

Konquest:
The "sarcasm" in your post right here is on another level.

Your ability to perceive and comprehend is on an even much higher level.

wickedclown:
At times I wonder why God decided to create stupid people like u..
People are dying and you're rejoicing..
As if that's not enough.... U are praying for UK universities to kill Nigerian students....
Woe will betide your family and anyone who supports this evil mind of yours... Bitter goat

For your information, fewer people die in UK hospitals than in Nigerian ones, and UK universities, that intelligent Nigerians are saving money to pay exorbitant fees to buy education from, do not kill anyone of them.

You got them taken down. Good one.