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Sports › Re: Portugal Vs Spain: World Cup 2026 Round Of 16 (0 - 1) On 6th July 2026 by CaptainIgbo: 12:34am On Jul 07
It was a tough match for both teams but Spain deserved it for actually putting the ball in the goal.
Sports › Re: Argentina's Path To The Final Is Very Very Tough by CaptainIgbo: 11:04am On Jul 04
It's going to be tough for any team, but I hear France is looking very strong. I'd like to see Messi win again.
Sports › Re: Argentina 3:2 Cape Verde (Final Score) by CaptainIgbo: 10:57am On Jul 04
Messi is phenomenal - I saw him dribbling around multiple opposing players with ease. He is still at or near his peak. cool
Celebrities › Re: Burna Boy Celebrates His 35th Birthday Today by CaptainIgbo: 10:04am On Jul 03
He's very talented. May he continue to have many more years of success! smiley
Food › Re: See Rubber Rice And Artificial Eggs Being Produced & Package In India by CaptainIgbo: 8:14am On Jul 02
This is why countries must check to make sure what is imported is legitimate and aim to impose stiff penalties on those who poison populations.
Events › Re: Nigeria's 'Gracefully Handsome Grandpa' Isaac Owoyemi Looks 50 At 73 by CaptainIgbo: 8:03am On Jul 02
He must be eating very healthy. Good for him! smiley
Education › Re: Nigerian Student Amazingly Delivers Entire Graduation Speech In Chinese by CaptainIgbo: 3:35pm On Jul 01
Learning foreign languages, especially Chinese, should be praised. I say good for him!
Family › Re: Difference Between Nigerian Women & Western Women by CaptainIgbo: 11:39am On Jun 30
Sladem05:
The vast majority of Brazil and Colombia is mixed. Black and whites are minorities there. Asia and Latin America is mostly passport bros journey especially in Asia. Philippines, Thailand etc are by far the most popular. All I was telling that other person is that if they want to start doing racial hierarchy then BW are at the bottom.
How about if we all stop with racial hierarchies? Maybe we should look at the value of individuals. Some black women are queens and others are... bottom of the barrel. smiley
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by CaptainIgbo:
basilico:
In screaming red bold.

John Yoo is a conservative legal scholar and law professor who has confirmed he is joining a Department of Justice investigation team led by longtime attorney Joe diGenova.🔍

Details of His New RoleThe Mission: He will serve as a periodic consultant and Special Government Employee advising diGenova and Victoria Toensing on constitutional matters.

The Probe: The Miami-based investigation is looking into whether past law enforcement and intelligence officials engaged in a "grand conspiracy" against Donald Trump.

The Scope: The probe covers a wide window, investigating actions spanning from the 2016 Russia election-interference investigation to the 2022 FBI search of Mar-a-Lago.


Deepsight..This Florida investigation has racked up hundreds of subpoenas on those deep state thugs like Brennan, Comey, Strzok, Lisa Page etc.
RICO charges don't have a time limit.
IOW the e Jean Carroll case is not over, her case is part of the extra judicial lawfare launched by Obama and continued by XiBiden. SCOTUS refusal to take it up don't mean the allegations pass the litmus test.
Under Merrick Garland lawfare DOJ the accusations were one way intended to jail and put out Trump once and for all.

Now since I like diverging, if Merrick Garland had a single photo of Trump abusing girls with Epstein he never needed to wage all those cases , namely

1.
Jack Smith, Federal Election Interference Case (U.S. v. Donald J. Trump, Washington D.C.)
2.
Jack Smith , Federal Classified Documents Case (U.S. v. Donald J. Trump, Florida)
3.
New York Falsifying Business Records / Hush Money Case (People of the State of New York v. Donald J. Trump)
4.
Georgia Election Interference Case (State of Georgia v. Donald J. Trump, et al.)Civil Lawsuits & Judgments
5.
New York Civil Business Fraud Case (People of the State of New York by Letitia James v. Donald J. Trump, et al.)
6.
E. Jean Carroll Sexual Abuse & Defamation Suit I
7.
E. Jean Carroll Defamation Suit II
8.
January 6th Civil Liability Lawsuits (Blassingame v. Trump, Thompson v. Trump, and consolidated cases filed by lawmakers and Capitol Police officers)
9.
14th Amendment Constitutional Ballot Access Disqualification Challenges (Trump v. Anderson, et al.)
10.
Mary Trump Fraud and Fraudulent Inducement Lawsuit


Since you are a lawyer I think you know you don't need a sledgehammer to kill a single flea.
I think it would be best if both parties would stop the tit-for-tat retribution campaign and instead focus on the problems faced by ordinary Americans. In the case of this investigation, it is likely to just make lawyers in Miami richer by giving them more billing hours. Instead, the DoJ should focus on criminals who actually harm the country.
Family › Re: Difference Between Nigerian Women & Western Women by CaptainIgbo:
Sladem05:
The overwhelming majority of passport bros go to Asia and Latin America. The top countries are Thailand, Philippines, Brazil and Colombia whom all have minority or next to zero black populations. Not all Afro Latinos are black either. Most tend to be mixed. Beauty is everywhere but get real if you want to start doing racial hierarchy. Then BW are right at the bottom too. There was even surveys in the west showing BW and Asian men as the least likely to date groups. That is why I could not stop laughing at that girl’s comment. African women are hated far more outside Africa than inside. Do you see BW Asian man couples frequently? They are literally the least likely to engage in IR outside Africa.
I think the anti-black sentiment is a bit exaggerated here. Brazil actually has a large black population, and Colombia also has a sizable black population in parts of the country, and the populations of both countries are largely mixed. I cannot blame Western men for going to places like Bangkok to find a wife, but I think we shouldn't lump that in with anti-blackness directed toward either gender.
Crime › Re: LASTMA Officer Stabbed By Conductor by CaptainIgbo: 10:43am On Jun 30
That was one very nasty attack. The attacker needs a very long prison sentence to deter this type of conduct. It's a good thing the victim will be able to recover. It seems like he could use a good personal injury lawyer to receive the proper restitution.
Family › Re: Difference Between Nigerian Women & Western Women by CaptainIgbo: 4:54am On Jun 30
Sladem05:
Mumu if you want to play that card then where does BW rank relative to other women be it Asian, Latina or White Women? Is it not last also? Though I don’t think this should be given credence but dating surveys in the west always put BW as least desirable and least likely to get married but such surveys are kind of BS as it’s based from a tiny sample.

It’s also cringe as to how much you worship western society. Their society is also ass, they are just more advanced but all men regardless of race bash women in their culture all the time. Men in the western world flock to Latin America and Asia to go and find wives AKA Passport Bros.

The white worship here is crazy white men elevated their women so why the rise of feminism in the west? Why do they hate their men so much? White men been oppressing POCs and women for god knows how long. You think the western world is all gold and glitter.
Some passport bros are traveling to Africa to find wives, by the way. Also, Latinas are not a monolith: there are plenty of attractive Afro-Latinas in Latin America, and many of these women as sought as wives by Western men. I think there is plenty of individual variation with attractive and unattractive people in every racial group. My understanding is that black men are doing fine when they travel to Asia.
Culture › Re: Video: The Igbos Discovered Prosperity And Wealth—Yoruba Supreme King by CaptainIgbo: 3:19am On Jun 30
Kemetian:
When these kings say stuff like this, you need to respect it.

They have access to the vast historical knowledge of trained palace griots that goes back thousands of years.

In fact there's a LOT MORE that they haven't revealed.

The Oba said ''Igbo people discovered prosperity and wealth before any other race in the world.''

That's a very powerful statement.

A very weighty statement from a dynastic monarch.

Now check this out:

I once saw a statue of the ancient Japanese god of wealth.

He was a short, fat, wealthy black merchant carrying a bag filled with treasures.

His name? DA-IKOKU.

Igbo name.

[...]

There's evidence of widespread travel and settlement by our ancestors all over the world in ancient times.

There was actually a period of black rule in Japan known as the Edo Period (1608 - 1863) and there are statues of black nobles and Kings all over Japan from that period.

[...]

And the colour red and white of Edo, is just as prominent there in their religion and culture as it is in Benin.

To greet elders in Japan, you say 'Dormor'.

To greet elders in Benin, you say 'Dormor'

The former name of Tokyo is Edo.

The flag of Japan is red and white. Same as Benin Kingdom.

They also have hundreds of Nigerian names from Osato to Osazuwa, Maduka, Chika, Funmi, Azuka, etc etc...

I believe the Benin Empire sent explorers, settlers and soldiers there, maybe around the 1500s....

They could have sailed there or even collaborated with the Portuguese, with whom they had ambassadorial relations.
There is also the black samurai named Yasuke from the late 16th century.
Travel › Re: World Cup Fans Frustrated By 'confusing And Expensive' Tipping Culture In US by CaptainIgbo: 3:09am On Jun 30
MadamDMadam:
It’s not as compulsory as the media portrays it to be. I only tipped those who gave great service and I wasn’t harassed or called out by those I didn’t tip. For reference, in New York and Miami.
It's not compulsory, but it is good for the worker, since they are often paid below minimum wage with the assumption that they will be tipped by customers. Also, tipping well can improve your level of service if you are a repeat customer. It's important to keep in mind that tipping is what actually pays the staff serving you.
Crime › Re: Cultist Butchered And Both Of His Hands Chopped Off In Lagos Clash(video) by CaptainIgbo: 3:00am On Jun 30
Instead of getting involved in cults, they should get a hobby like gardening. You are unlikely to lose your hands by planting some flowers. smiley
Foreign Affairs › Re: 14 Killed In Saudi Aramco's Helicopter Crash (Video) by CaptainIgbo: 8:12am On Jun 29
This is a very sad situation for all of those and their families involved. May the victims rest in peace. cry
Travel › Re: A Country Hidden In The Middle Of The Ocean! See The Marshall Islands! (30-sec)! by CaptainIgbo: 12:10am On Jun 29
Nice music to that video. I suggest adding more images to give people a better picture of the Marshall Islands.
Nairaland General › Re: Prof. Okechukwu Onuchukwu Gifts A House To A Friend by CaptainIgbo: 12:08am On Jun 29
Well, while it's probably best to give gifts in private, it's still noble to give a gift, especially one this significant.
Crime › Re: Two Nigerians And Thai Woman Arrested In Romance Scam Drug Operation In Thailand by CaptainIgbo:
People need to be careful about romance scams. Probably the worst place to be caught for this is Thailand, since its criminal justice system and prisons are no joke. These Nigerians will be in for a rude awakening. What's notable is that women are just as likely as men to fall for these types of romance scams.

People need to start using common sense and not trust anyone over the internet.
Celebrities › Re: Nollywood Actor Joseph Momodu Joins US Army (Photos) by CaptainIgbo: 7:36am On Jun 27
The U.S. Army provides excellent training and benefits. However, there is always the risk of getting deployed somewhere abroad that can be dangerous, especially during war.
Education › Re: Man Caught With Pistol At Prince Abubakar Audu University, Kogi (photos) by CaptainIgbo: 6:33pm On Jun 26
He's not very bright. If you are going to be involved in crimes, it's probably best not to have prominent tattoos that tell the world you are up to no good.
Crime › Re: Police Arrest 21-year-old With Human Body Part In Lagos by CaptainIgbo: 6:30pm On Jun 26
There are some very sick people out there. I see no purpose to this. If this is true, they need to find who it belongs to and arrest the people involved, and giving them very long sentences.
Christianity Etc › Re: Does God Permit Polygamy In The New Testament? by CaptainIgbo: 4:24pm On Jun 26
People who defend polygamy are just defending a form of hedonism, I think. I mean if a man can support multiples wives and many children, it's not the worst-case scenario, but it seems having one wife is more than enough, and allows him to devote the proper time to his children.
Sports › Re: African Countries Are Yet To Impress At The World Cup by CaptainIgbo: 4:20pm On Jun 26
Well, as I recall Spanish star Lamine Lamal is of African descent, so that's impressive. His father is Moroccan and his mother is from Equatorial Guinea. wink
Music/Radio › Re: 20 Chat-Topper Songs That Rocked The 90s And Early 2000s (Throwback) by CaptainIgbo: 8:08am On Jun 26
SixSeven:
"They Don't Care About Us" is a raw, fast-paced protest anthem that attacks systemic oppression, racism, government corruption, and police brutality. Unlike Michael Jackson’s more optimistic unity anthems like "Heal the World," this track takes a stark, confrontational approach. Driven by a aggressive, military-style drumbeat and defiant vocals, the lyrics voice the anger and helplessness felt by marginalized communities. It positions Jackson as a spokesperson for the disenfranchised, directly challenging the political institutions that abandon the vulnerable.
Michael Jackson is one of the greatest pop musicians of all time from the U.S., and it's true he dedicated his life to bringing world peace. Some of his music was inspired by the police brutality experienced by black Americans in the U.S. May he rest in peace!
Education › Re: FUD Cracks Down On Lecturers Who Absconded After Sponsored Programs by CaptainIgbo: 7:55am On Jun 26
It is a major betrayal because education is important for the well-being of society. Educators must have a motivation that goes far beyond making money.
Celebrities › Re: America Under The Control Of Satan The World Be Warned by CaptainIgbo: 2:31am On Jun 25
OK, this thread has gotten a bit silly. I think it's more the case that large corporations are running the U.S. than some secret societies, though there could be overlap between the two. With AI advancing as it is and expanding surveillance capability, I think the true threat is large corporations that buy up politicians.
Travel › Re: Virtual Tour: Beautiful Places In Asia You Should Visit (photos & Video) by CaptainIgbo: 2:26am On Jun 25
Lots of men, especially from the West, are traveling to Asia to find wives. Some call these men the "passport bros." Asia has a lot of potential, but the continent will need to get its birthrate up closer to Africa if it wants to remain dominant later in this century. I'd love to visit much of Asia.
Crime › Re: Franklin Nwadialo: Anambra LG Chairman Jailed For 5 Years In US For Romance Scam by CaptainIgbo: 1:06am On Jun 25
I have a hard time grasping how people are willing to transfer hundreds of thousands of dollars to someone they met online... Wow. I actually had to check if this story is real, and it is. Well, I guess the warnings should go up everywhere with so many gullible people. My guess is that some of these victims are extremely naive and possibly at rock-bottom in their lives.
Crime › Re: A Glimpse At Life Inside Sokoto Prison where Nnamdi Kanu Is Serving Time(Photos) by CaptainIgbo: 12:59am On Jun 25
If that is a prison, while it's not an ideal place to be, it looks a lot better than other prisons I have seen. That actually looks like the homes of some people.
Travel › Re: FIFA World Cup Fans Discover They've Been Lied To About The USA by CaptainIgbo: 11:36am On Jun 24
The U.S. is far from perfect. The same issues people complain about in other countries - rising prices, employment, corruption, etc. - will be found in the U.S. There are even slums and zones with lots of homeless. The U.S. is not a monolith.

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