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Properties › Re: Finally Moved Into My First Rented House At The Age Of 46 by CaseSensitive(m): 10:05pm On Jan 30
That's a big step in a man's life. Up and up from here
Foreign Affairs › Re: China Executes 11 Members Of Gang Who Ran Billion-dollar Criminals In Myanmar by CaseSensitive(m): 8:30pm On Jan 29
No nonsense country dishing out the prize of corruption as e dey hot.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Turkey Urges US To Start Nuclear Talks With Iran by CaseSensitive(m): 4:24pm On Jan 28
Svoboda:
The US is being isolated by its Middle east allies. Saudi Arabia says it won't allow its territory to be used to launch war against Iran. Likewise the UAE. Now Turkey is asking for commonsense to prevail, yet the senile old fool is allowing his childish fantasies get the better of him. Has he forcefully seized Greenland yet like he bluffed he would do?

If the US couldn't defeat the Taliban in Afghanistan after twenty years, what makes you think it'd defeat the Islamic Republic? Even if Trump were to succeed in assassinating the Ayatollah, there are about 18 Ayatollahs lined sequentially to succeed him. Don't allow the western media twist your brain and spoonfeed you with propaganda. Go and independently study about Iran and its resilience, survival and victory over the US and its allies for almost 50 years.
Spot on. USA CANNOT defeat Iran, at least not without a ground invasion with boots on ground and Trump will never dream of doing that because it will be annihilation of US and allied troops. Launching airstrikes here and there will not bring down the regime. USA cannot win a war in the Middle East, heck they didn't win the war in Afghanistan, Vietnam and now Ukraine. How is Iran different?

In the end, we know this is not a war to "free" the Iranian people from "oppressive regime", neither is it to "protect democracy" despite the mainstream media parroting exactly that.
Politics › Re: National Grid Collapses Again Second Time In 2026, Recovery Ongoing by CaseSensitive(m): 11:41pm On Jan 27
What else ISN'T collapsing in Nigeria?
Business › Re: Top 50 Assets In The World by CaseSensitive(m): 7:59pm On Jan 27
Love800:
Okay. I appreciate.

But which one is online gold?
With online gold, you're not buying the physical metal, you're only owning a fraction of a gold bar stored in a gold vault somewhere on your behalf. For example a company called Gold Inc. may have a few hundreds or thousands of gold bar securely stored in a vault, if one of the gold bar is 300g (around 51,000 dollars), but you don't have $51,000 to buy a gold bar, Gold Inc could sell $1000 worth of the gold to you, another person could do the same. So it's essentially a shared ownership. You own a share/fraction of the gold but you will not be able to hold it in your hands. It has its pros and cons.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Nigeria Is The Fifth-largest Producer Of Electricity In Africa by CaseSensitive(m): 2:07pm On Jan 27
South Africa and Egypt have nuclear reactors that powers their homes and industries. Algeria is a Gas powerhouse. Despite the fact that Morocco imports most of its power and also leads in renewable energy, they still output more than Nigeria.

Nigeria is a gas powerhouse too and has uranium deposits that can power nuclear reactors, but these potentials have long been underutilised despite being more energy-hungry than South Africa, Morocco, Algeria and Egypt.
TV/Movies › Re: Africa’s Top 10 Biggest Streamers In 2026 (Full List) by CaseSensitive(m): 2:00pm On Jan 27
Some Africa's biggest streamers scammer's aza man are in Nigeria.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Germany Offers €1m Reward For Arrest Of Militants Behind Berlin Blackout by CaseSensitive(m): 1:58pm On Jan 27
Okiemute101:
I live in Berlin, though my area wasnt affected but that shee*t was crazy... I'm just so amazed how light never went out for years here and why 9ja Govt. can't adopt same technology to keep light still in the country. That period of blackout here was like war
Nigeria has signed MoU with Russia to build nuclear power plants in Nigeria since 2017. We've heard nothing since then. Nuclear power plants are what countries like France rely on for uninterrupted power supply. Those are countries that has no uranium deposits but Nigeria does have abundance of uranium deposits to power nuclear reactors. But yh here we are.
Travel › Re: Australian PM Congratulates Michael Odutola & Family On Becoming Citizens by CaseSensitive(m): 1:22pm On Jan 27
Another brain drain statistics. All the best to them though
Education › Re: Pretty Lady Celebrates Her Degree In Yoruba Language by CaseSensitive(m): 1:19pm On Jan 27
oluwaahmed:
My dear a degree in a foreign language like German, French, Dutch, chinese is more valuable than a degree in any nigerian language undecided you can work as a translator for the nigerian government or nigerian business people and earn in Euros, you can work for the nigerian embassy in those foreign countries. If you migrate to those countries like Lithuania, Luxembourg, Belgium you will get very quality work. Omo you guys need to change your circle
I bet you pray to an Arab or Jewish god too? It's only an African that believes his own language has no value, his own belief system is demonic, his own name is outdated, his whole existence is to survive - not live and thrive, and his own identity eroded. I don't have a circle to change, you may need to get out of that square you're boxed in though.
Business › Re: Top 50 Assets In The World by CaseSensitive(m): 1:08pm On Jan 27
Love800:
How can one stack it?
Buy from gold dealers in whichever country you are. If you're in Nigeria, I heard there are artisan gold dealers in Kano. Gold is going to get a lot more expensive in months/years to come.
Business › Re: Top 50 Assets In The World by CaseSensitive(m): 9:28pm On Jan 26
The recent explosion rate of gold and silver price isn't a normal bullish run. This just may be the end of fiat system. Stack gold and silver while you can or you miss out
Travel › Re: Details Of Ife-Ibadan-Ilesa Highway Under Construction by CaseSensitive(m): 7:41pm On Jan 26
-Started October 2025

-Scheduled completion is 2026

-Scheduled dilapidation is 2030

Then we have to do it all over again....or maybe not
Travel › Re: U.S Airplane Crashes While Taking Off, Killing 7 Aboard (Photos) by CaseSensitive(m): 7:38pm On Jan 26
"The jet was registered to a Texas personal-injury law firm." Could be the weather or perhaps someone is working on a high profile case.
Education › Re: Pretty Lady Celebrates Her Degree In Yoruba Language by CaseSensitive(m): 5:01pm On Jan 26
My type of girl. Not the one who thinks a degree in German language is an achievement
Celebrities › Re: Sir Shina Peters Reacts To Pastor Ashimolowo’s Wealth Sermon by CaseSensitive(m): 12:15pm On Jan 25
A lot of "pastors" with 0.0000001 common sense
Celebrities › Re: Wizkid Feud: Seun Kuti Needs To Stop Talking by CaseSensitive(m): 7:30pm On Jan 24
Nigeria must be doing well for country people to engage in a non-starter debate on who's greater between Fela and Wizkid.
Agriculture › Re: Nigerian Hunters Caught Buffalos In Osun State by CaseSensitive(m): 4:26pm On Jan 23
Kobicove:
How did a buffalo stray into this forest, they're usually found in the savannah
There are forest buffalos and there are savanna buffalos
Agriculture › Re: Nigerian Hunters Caught Buffalos In Osun State by CaseSensitive(m): 4:25pm On Jan 23
Buffalos are severely endangered in Nigeria, this one could just be one of the very few that are remaining.
Foreign Affairs › Re: French Navy Diverts Russian Oil Tanker by CaseSensitive(m): 4:16pm On Jan 23
Little Napoleon may just be asking for some Oreshnik
Politics › Re: We Won’t Tolerate Christian Genocide In Nigeria - US Lawmakers by CaseSensitive(m): 4:03pm On Jan 23
Smartguyboy:
I have the feeling they are the one sponsoring this in Nigeria to have reason to plan evil they have been planning to do.
You have a feeling? Good morning whenever you wake up.

It's only Nigerians that will see the truth right in front of them and still ask questions. USA, France Britain and co will make you sick then offer to SELL you the medicine, but the flock of sheep we have in Nigeria are too engaged with the after effect rather than the root cause. Everybody go dey ok last last.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Canada's Military Preparing For U.S Invasion War by CaseSensitive(m): 3:11pm On Jan 21
This is what happens when great power face the threat of collapse - They provoke and invade
Politics › Re: Rep. Riley Moore Reacts To The Kidnap Of 100 Christians In Kaduna by CaseSensitive(m): 1:25pm On Jan 20
"Our brothers and sisters in Christ" took me the F out. Anyway continue.
Pets › Re: I Caught This Big Owl This Morning by CaseSensitive(m): 1:22pm On Jan 20
These birds are not meant to be domesticated unless they're bred indoors. Besides, they are nocturnal. Imagine you're sleeping and a bird is flapping wings in your living area at night. LET IT GO! Whatever you do, don't harm it.
Pets › Re: First Time Dog Owner by CaseSensitive(m): 1:18pm On Jan 20
Dogs aren’t like gadgets that someone can simply recommend and you pick. A dog is a living companion with its own personality, needs, and temperament. You have to feel drawn to a particular breed, then take time to understand its behaviour, energy level, grooming needs, space requirements, and how much time and attention it needs. What works perfectly for one person may be completely wrong for another. Before you go buy a dog that will chew your furnitures before you return home from work one day out of boredom.

My advice would be: first consider your lifestyle, space, time, and experience with dogs, then research breeds whose temperament and needs match you. That connection matters more than any general recommendation. I have a Bull Mastiff X Staffordshire bull terrier and I know exactly why I chose her.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Macron Declines Invite To Join Trump’s ‘Board Of Peace’ by CaseSensitive(m):
Board of "Peace" - Global Oligarchy for sale - Just $1Billion. Oh wait. This is smelling like a replacement for United Nations
Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin & Russians Dive Into Freezing Rivers To Celebrate Epiphany (Photos) by CaseSensitive(m):
bizzibodi:
Is this man a Christian invading Ukraine causing destruction and associating with Iran and arming them.
Every single European that invaded Africa and perpetuated slavery and subsequent colonisation are all Christians, every single one of them.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Video Shows Electoral Officials Ticking All Ballot Papers In Favor Of Museveni by CaseSensitive(m): 8:09pm On Jan 18
mrvitalis:
Give me 5 different page of his manifesto that talks about removing the president I dare you
5 different pages? I bet the whole thing fits into a single page if you're not too generous with the font size. I should give you 5 different pages that talks about removing the president? I'll point you to where you can find the garbage if you can't find it yourself. Talking of the garbage, it has to be spelt out word for word for you to understand it's all about removing the incumbent and there's nothing there that screams "CHANGE" or "VISIONARY"? You've heard him deliver the manifesto? Bro bounce.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Video Shows Electoral Officials Ticking All Ballot Papers In Favor Of Museveni by CaseSensitive(m): 7:23pm On Jan 18
mrvitalis:
How can you know he has no vision when you haven't given him a chance

Only a fool does same thing over and over and expect Different results

The present is not working but u don't want an alternative because u are scared it might not working
Whip out his manifesto, it's all about removing Museveni from power while offering nothing substantial to Uganda(ns). Average Ugandans already know that the guy is empty politically. Ask him what his ideologies are and see if you'll get a coherent answer. You want to give someone like that a chance? Giving him a chance is synonymous to choosing one side of the same coin. The coin is still the coin but a side is not better than the other. As ironic as it may sound, Bobi would trail the path of the Museveni he so wanted to depose, they're the same, they're both foreign backed puppet, difference is that Bobi is younger.

The outside powers backing him are aware of the explosion of the youthful population in Uganda and who would they rather back to resonate with the younger generations than Bobi Wine? Being a great political activist doesn't make you a great politician. If you believe otherwise then I may just burst out laughing in Sowore.

Uganda/Africa doesn't need the likes of Museveni or Bobi Wine anymore. It's time for visionaries who sees past their nose.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Video Shows Electoral Officials Ticking All Ballot Papers In Favor Of Museveni by CaseSensitive(m):
It may be a sham election but opposition is not any different to the incumbent. Bobi's wet dreams is to depose Museveni from the seat, then what? Growing up in the slum and hustling your way out may resonates with the common man and gain you followership, then what?
Bobi Wine is just another foreign backed puppet with no vision for Uganda.

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