₦airaland Forum

Welcome, Guest: Register • Login • With Google • Trending • Recent • New

Stats: 3,344,332 members, 8,511,301 topics. Date: Sunday, 01 November 2026 at 09:44 AM

Toggle theme

Budaatum's Posts

Nairaland Forum › Budaatum's Profile › Budaatum's Posts

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 (of 1624 pages)

Politics › Re: There Is No Other Way To Treat A Bandit Than This. They Don't Deserve Mercy. by budaatum: 2:56pm On Mar 12
They do deserve justice in a court of law!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Only Two Options..... Surrender Or Die....mossad Intelligence...photo by budaatum: 2:47pm On Mar 12
PresidentMUGABE:
Surrender. Or die.
You mean, 'surrender or you will kill me'.

And do you think someone else wouldn't replace me after you murder me?
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 2:35pm On Mar 12
benalvino3:
Southwest Airlines case: Accused of discriminatory DEI practices
Southwest was the subject of a federal civil‑rights complaint alleging unlawful DEI‑based hiring. The company later agreed to abandon the practices identified in the complaint.
It is very tedious that one must constantly fact check you. The company never accepted it did what you and your right wing source claims it agreed to abandon!

Conservative advocacy group America First Legal announced a “victory” on Dec. 3 regarding its request for inquiry into Southwest Airlines’ DEI and ESG policies — but a closer look at the documentation and insight from Southwest tell a different story.
https://www.hrdive.com/news/southwest-disputes-reports-its-dei-program-violated-the-law/734843/

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 2:26pm On Mar 12
bemeruca:
Ibime, budaatum, the UK is gone. Y'all should as well learn to recite the Qur'an

https://twitter.com/GriftReport /status/2031709222002626789
You are showing a lack of knowledge. If you had knowledge, you'd know Britain doesn't accept the imposition of gods.

As T. S. Eliot wrote in his 'Choruses from The Rock':

But it seems that something has happened that has never happened before: though we know not just when, or why, or how, or where.
Men have left GOD not for other gods, they say, but for no god; and this has never happened before.


Do know that foøls recite books. Smart people instead understand what they read.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Overtakes India With Highest Number Of Poor People In World - Statisense by budaatum: 1:19pm On Mar 12
rock003:
So, anyone who gets money from gift or inheritance used his/hee brain to get it?!
You are diarft
And you are hungry and wailing.
Nairaland General › Re: Nairalanders, Talk To Me About Nairaland by budaatum: 11:49pm On Mar 11
Seun:
The bot feels that your post contains clear personal insults such as:
“you don’t sound that lucky”
“wouldn’t you be better off using the brain you do have”
And what does human you feel? Do you agree with your bot?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Overtakes India With Highest Number Of Poor People In World - Statisense by budaatum: 5:32pm On Mar 11
lezz:
I with I could understand neanderthal bleatings. But you lost me.
It's understandable you are lost, but I have faith you'd find your way.

As for you, rock003.
https://www.nairaland.com/8627571/nairalanders-talk-me-nairaland/13#138737162

Nairaland General › Re: Nairalanders, Talk To Me About Nairaland by budaatum: 5:25pm On Mar 11
the antispam bot banned budaatum for https://www.nairaland.com/8632965/nigeria-overtakes-india-highest-number/5#138736654. Ban expires at Today at.

Seun:
Hello Nairalanders,

I'm Seun, the founder of Nairaland. Talk to me about what Nairaland is like for you. What's good and what's not so good right now.

I've been more focused on the backend and working on new features. It seems as if the moderation and other issues have fallen behind.

So, talk to me. What should we focus on in order to encourage you to start being more active on Nairaland?

PS: I have people dropping me messages presuming that Nairaland is over. What's that about? huh

Politics › Re: Nigeria Overtakes India With Highest Number Of Poor People In World - Statisense by budaatum: 4:25pm On Mar 11
lezz:
I almost forgot it's all about food for you and zero integrity and accountability.
Food
Primal desire.
Where was your integrity and accountability when you were crying ebi npa ẹ?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Overtakes India With Highest Number Of Poor People In World - Statisense by budaatum: 1:46pm On Mar 11
jaxxy:
poor simply means not having food to eat, no means of basic livelihood.

in order words
I think it means not doing what would create food for you, probably because you expected manna from where it comes from.


https://www.nairaland.com/8632965/nigeria-overtakes-india-highest-number/4#138734814
Politics › Re: Nigeria Overtakes India With Highest Number Of Poor People In World - Statisense by budaatum: 9:41am On Mar 11
YourGFsnatcher:
Your statement doesn't even make sense.
So the other ones that didn't vote if they do, is it an angel they will be voting? You people talk like there's one angel politician somewhere that if more people vote they will vote for him. Even if 💯 percentage of Nigerians vote, the outcome will still be the same. Ohhh you think they ones who didn't vote would have voted for your candidate? That's why basic statistics is important for everyone.
You don't need an angel on the ballot to have not voted for the same APC most were here wailing about when Buhari was president. And you don't necessarily need to have voted for my candidate since there were more than two choices to vote for. But sitting on your ass and not voting at all shows you have irresponsibly let others elect your leaders for you, and you therefore deserve however they rule. Hopefully, your hunger today will wake you up to voting wisely next time.

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 6:30pm On Mar 10

Literature › Re: Memorable Stories From Your English Primary Books!!! by budaatum: 6:29pm On Mar 10
Chimoski87:
Most people here are not getting the real deal. Have you all forgotten " Ghandoki" the warrior & fighter? You guys need to go to school during my own time
Not only in your own time, but also in your own place, since reading this thread shows names in same story are changed seemingly depending on location.

I found my way here when I couldn't remember why Bintu was sitting on a stool and chasing the fish, lol!
Business › Re: “I Pulled It Out”- Man Shares How Much He Saw Before Withdrawing Cash In US Bank by budaatum: 5:41pm On Mar 10
Nostalemate:
@budaatum bots keep deleting my mentions directed to you....Howbeit check the word In-Mind online.
I think this person consciously considered, as in, thought about the long term, by having it in their mind so it is kept there and worked on so a most profitable decision was made.

Think of him as not preferring one marshmallow.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4y6R5boDqh4?si=bLeqhCesbmS3Sics

"In mind" means having a thought, idea, plan, or person currently in your consciousness or consideration. It is often used in phrases like "to have something in mind" (a plan/intention), "to bear/keep in mind" (remembering something), or "with someone in mind" (considering someone).
Business › Re: “I Pulled It Out”- Man Shares How Much He Saw Before Withdrawing Cash In US Bank by budaatum: 5:30pm On Mar 10
Nostalemate:
As for your second question lichess.org is a place to bond and so send a challenge my username there is same with my moniker.


Shout-out to all chess players on Nairaland earning good money via the game.
I'm Orunmila. Don't play there much though. I think I'm used to the simplicity here.

You play correspondence? What times?
Politics › Re: Sit-at-home: Anambra Loses Over 8 Billion Naira Every Monday - Uba ....hails So by budaatum: 5:04pm On Mar 10
It's more than it was when they shut down on Monday.

helinues:
Serious issue with figures. What's Anambra state GDP?
Business › Re: “I Pulled It Out”- Man Shares How Much He Saw Before Withdrawing Cash In US Bank by budaatum: 4:15pm On Mar 10
Nostalemate:
Though his real sincerity is still tainted if he can do an in-mind.
I do not understand. How is his sincerity tainted? And what do you mean by "in-mind"?

Nostalemate:
Shout-out to all chess players on Nairaland earning good money via the game.
Tell me how no stale mate.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Overtakes India With Highest Number Of Poor People In World - Statisense by budaatum: 4:11pm On Mar 10
VeeVeeMyLuv:
Continue to defend

I don't know what's wrong with you guys

Whether it's a lack of empathy and compassion that's disturbing you guys, i don't know.
100 million Nigerians registered to vote at the last election. 9 million elected Tinubu, and the two closest got like 6 million each, meaning 75% of eligible Nigerian voters decided to sit on their asses and not vote.

I do not have sympathy for, and nor will I defend those who are unwilling to fight for their own emancipation, and will in fact praise us when we understand and realise how powerful we are to effect the change we want.

Business › Re: “I Pulled It Out”- Man Shares How Much He Saw Before Withdrawing Cash In US Bank by budaatum: 3:44pm On Mar 10
Smart dude don't want ICE send his ass back to Naija.

Politics › Re: Nigeria Overtakes India With Highest Number Of Poor People In World - Statisense by budaatum: 3:31pm On Mar 10
Some see poor as not having money, when in truth it means not developing ones brain to sustain oneself.

We Nigerians are indeed poor.

Autos › Re: How Much Is A Liter Of Fuel In Your Area by budaatum: 3:19pm On Mar 10
Acedee01:
Still trying to know how Israel/usa/iran affecting our own fuel when both crude oil and refinery actively available locally here
Crude oil is not "actively available locally here".
Dangote imports crude oil

The refinery also highlighted constraints in domestic supply. It receives just five cargoes a month from NNPC, instead of the 13 cargoes required under the naira-for-crude policy, forcing reliance on imported crude purchased at international market rates.

“Furthermore, while we receive about five cargoes a month from NNPC, which we pay for in naira, these cargoes are priced at international market prices plus premium and fall short of the 13 cargoes which we require to support sales into Nigeria,” the refinery stated.

https://punchng.com/rising-fuel-prices-nnpc-may-supply-foreign-crude-to-dangote-refinery/


Even USA, a net exporter of crude oil and refined and gas are increasing prices at the pump.

This is for below.
https://wolfstreet.com/2026/03/09/crude-oil-wti-plunged-by-24-back-below-88-from-116-overnight-gasoline-futures-16-sheer-manic-speculation/


The day before shows the chaos.
https://wolfstreet.com/2026/03/08/crude-oil-wti-spikes-by-28-overnight-to-116-gasoline-futures-by-17-asian-stocks-plunge-us-stock-futures-deep-red/

Nairaland General › Re: Strength Has Nothing To Do With Gender by budaatum: 3:06pm On Mar 10
Many men would claim they can beat the woman on the left, though I'd bet most can't pull what she pulled nor have anything like her stats.

Share your evidence please Dazidon, so we may learn.

Events › Re: Empowering Women: Ikenga Abiama Foundation Advocates For Greater Leadership Role by budaatum: 6:11pm On Mar 08
In response, the Ikenga Abiama Foundation is calling for immediate action to rectify the growing gender imbalance, urging both government and traditional institutions to dismantle the patriarchal barriers that inhibit women's ascent into leadership.
Immediate action by women, note, to get into "government and traditional institutions to dismantle the patriarchal barriers that inhibit women's ascent into leadership".

Nairaland General › Re: On International Women’s Day, Here Are African Women Driving Growth by budaatum: 6:02pm On Mar 08
I can't wait for the day women rule the world.

Your link don't work dude.

https://www.internationalwomensday.com/

Politics › Re: There Was A Country…” (Nigerian Nostalgia Thread) by budaatum: 5:45pm On Mar 08
HenryWilliams:
This is blatant lie.
No one got diabetes back then drinking 7up
I got an in-law who got it from Coca-Cola. And diabetics is, or rather, used to be rampant in the Orolu Kingdom because of high sugar content in our palm-wine.
Politics › Re: There Was A Country…” (Nigerian Nostalgia Thread) by budaatum: 4:20pm On Mar 08
7Up was 10 kobo in 1974. We drank it on special occasions only because ma said the sugar was no good, though I'm certain it was because she could not afford it on her about ₦150 salary a month, and her saving for cement. I had a friend though who'd guzzle like 4, a bottle in one gulp just to show he could. He's invested in diabetics now, I'm told.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 (of 1624 pages)