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Engrghidazuka:Nothing like risking deportation to remind us that centuries ago, the gospel had more to do with Africa's treasure than salvation. Whose mind is centred on material things now? Mine? Bruh! |
ogascomax:Ah ok, so mansions are metaphorical… my bad, I was checking if they had Wi-Fi. But seriously, I don't need to be saved, when I leave this earth, I will go back to the universal consciousness. Jesus did not "give himself up" as ransom for me. I do not need Jesus to have a relationship with God, neither do I need him to return to where my soul came from. Thank you. |
I have absolutely no issue raising someone else's child especially if they don't have a dad, but raising someone else child while believing it's mine is a completely different matter. |
ffo:What sort of logic jumble is this now tori olohun? I'm inferior to the whites and in the same sentence, I sound like one? Looks like brain.exe has stopped. As a matter of fact, I'm just woke enough to call out nonsense. Everyone has a brain and I chose to use mine. |
arantess:Beheaded prophets vs. a polite chat with British Transport Police… apples and oranges my guy |
ogascomax:Where are the millions that died for the "gospel"? Probably at the feet of Jesus singing Hossana at the many mansions that Jesus built in heaven. Not causing nuisance on 7:45 to Paddington. |
When this one is arrested now for constituting public nuisance especially if her COS is on shaky grounds, they will say na village people. The British brought you Christianity not because they want to "save your soul" but to steal from you. Now you're bringing the same recycled mind-numbing religion back to them to "save soul". You will learn. |
Everyday247:How is massive immigration causing unemployment? UK desperately needed those people to come over in sectors that are short of labour e.g., health care. UK's problem is identical to the economic problems of the whole of Europe currently. UK is in huge debt, businesses are leaving, some are drastically reducing their workforce while some simply can’t afford to hire workers. UK has de-industrialised, they don’t manufacture anything anymore. 10 years ago, you would see a lot of Polish migrants in the UK, now that Poland’s economy is better and stronger than UK’s, I now very hardly see Polish people around anymore, they’ve returned to their country. UK is cooked...coooked! |
What's good for the goose is equally good for the gander. Shout out to Mali for standing on business, African countries that can pull this off and defy the colonisers are very rare. |
franchasng:Because in 2025, the true mark of intelligence is outsourcing all your manufacturing to China, borrowing trillions, and then calling everyone else copycats. That's peak genius, isn't it? Welcome to Earth 2025 |
Just 30 minutes before Trump made the announcement, a trader opened a leveraged Bitcoin short. After the announcement, market crashed and two hours later, the trader walked away with $192 million in profit. Oh Baron Trump - the president's 19 year old son made about $150 million too from the crash. This is not the first time something like this happened in Trumps administration. Coincidence? |
LordBiden:That was what triggered the coup? Was it really? Nothing to do with US, UK Qatar and France sponsoring rebel groups, providing them with Intels and weapons to overthrow Gaddafi. Nothing to do with Gadaffi going on a campaign for African leaders to be self sufficient and break free from the chains of Western dependency. Nothing to do with his idea of a United Africa and gold backed currency Nothing to do with the fear he struck in the hearts of the West about Africa’s self realisation which may lead to us taking sovereign control of our own resources. Libya’s “liberation” worked out brilliantly, didn’t it? From free healthcare, education, and Africa’s highest living standards to open-air slave markets, endless militias, and two rival governments backed by foreign powers chasing oil contracts. I bet Libyans are jubilating now, aren't they? CNN and BBC showed you rebels rejoicing to push narratives that they carefully cooked but of course people like you who focus on surface details without reading in-between the lines, believe anything and everything that comes from Western media and whatever they shove down your throat. Paul Biya has been ruling Cameroon for more than 40 years because France planted him there while critical resources leave Cameroon to France and Cameroon itself remain stagnant, but in your logical African brain, Gaddafi wanting to hand over to his son was what triggered NATO’s intervention in Libya? NATO? a North Atlantic “defensive alliance” in Africa? God why we mumu for this continent? Why?! |
His own policies helped destroyed Libya which was once a very stable country. Before lecturing others on peace and reconstruction, maybe he should reckon with the ruins his own decisions created, otherwise he should please give his voice a day off and stay shush. |
World Bank hails Nigeria’s progress: poverty up, hunger up, optimism up (in Washington). These charlatans called worldbank love Nigerian reforms because they fix numbers, not lives. Macro recovery, micro misery. |
Liveair:Biden occasionally trips on stairs. Biya just tripped over democracy for four decades straight. Biden might forget a few things, Biya forgot to leave office. Emancipate yourself from mental slavery |
The long reptile on the floor is certainly a non-venomous snake. The "snake" in the last picture doesn't look bad at all |
horlando30:For the people at the back |
We don't want America poke-nosing in Nigeria's affair more than they already are. They should mind their own business, let Nigeria mind hers. |
That's a lion suffering from malnutrition, not "a strange looking lion". If you can't release him in the wild, at least feed him. |
Fuckyoumod:If you don’t know something, you ask questions and learn. Neo-colonialism is the Operating System that runs beneath everything. Corruption is just one of the favourite plug-ins. Who do you think enabled this “deeply rooted system of corruption” you talked about? Our leaders are corrupt but many of them are products and puppets of a system designed by outsiders to make sure Africa never controls its own wealth. Why do you think UK and USA meddle in our politics? You think it’s coincidence that we export crude oil but import petrol? You’re looking at the effect, not the root cause. Who do you think benefits when our leaders are corrupt? Who supplies the weapons that fuel our conflicts? You think IMF and World Bank policies are charity? Who do you think controls pricing mechanism for commodities, impose structural adjustment programs and dictate economic models that keep us dependent on exports of raw materials instead of finished goods? And in your own mind, you are educated? In your mind you think your “education” has liberated your mind? The irony is stark. |
Onewazobia:A vast majority of "we" are ignorant to this reality, thus thinking Nigeria's or Africa's problems are solely our politicians. A vast majority of "we" are distracted by brain rots and divided along religious and ethnic lines. Also some of "our leaders" who were genuine pan Africans, who wanted to break free of western powers were murdered by the same western powers all in the bid to make sure Africa remains the continent where the rest of the world extract cheap resources, poor and undeveloped. Think Thomas Sankara, Muhammad Gaddafi, Kwame Nkrumah, Patrice Lumumba etc. Then the majority of African leaders are puppets who are put in their positions by western powers and in that case, whoever pays the piper dictates the tune. Africa will never rise until foreign powers lose their influence on the continent. Africa is the only continent in the world that has every resources necessary to sustain full industrial and technological independence. We can match and surpass the levels of America, Europe, China, and that's exactly the reason why foreign powers have us in perpetual bondage. Think about it. |
Neo-colonialism is still very much Africa's reality. Meredith in his book "The fortunes Of Africa" write something like: “As the end of colonial rule approached, Europeans followed the old adage: ‘Give them parliament and keep the banks.’” Which means, let them govern themselves = "Independence" and bank means resources. How do they still control our resources? through meddling with our politics, sponsoring terrorists to cause instability, unfair trade policies, debt trap through institutions like IMF etc, Africa will never be independent without removing Western claws from our neck. Election is soon around the corner, it's not a coincidence that the killings of christians in Nigeria suddenly caught the attention of America. It’s not a coincidence that despite Nigeria having a vast arable land, we are still importing our food and exporting cash-crops like cocoa, cotton, shea butter, cashew nuts, palm products etc. It’s all by design. Nigeria has all it takes to be a world power but that will be a threat to the West and they will do everything possible to not let it happen. This video by Professor Howard Nicholas puts a lot into relatable perspective |
SmartPolician:The moment you realise that politics and religion works in tandem, that will be your light bulb moment. It's not just a Nigeria phenomenon, it's worldwide. Religion bore politics and both are intertwined. Now, the moment you separate spirituality from religion will be your eye opening moment. |
onuman:If you look at it from the context of the fact that these BH guys have sophisticated weapons in their arsenal. Procurement of arms by the NAF is largely dependent on the West but procurement timeline is ridiculously slow despite submitting tenders on time etc. Would you not think this is deliberate? Also given the fact that the West who are notorious for covet operations, still has a grip on Nigeria, don't you think BH is another tool in their tried-and-tested playbook? France and Ukraine are sponsoring insurgencies in the Sahel but you think BH are lone wolf Taliban wannabes? I don't outrightly disagree with you on the correlation between Taliban and BH and their archaic laws but in my opinion, I don't think you're looking at the bigger picture. |
Maybe the same external powers sponsoring Boko Haram are the same external powers that kicked out Goodluck Jonathan and installed Buhari on Nigerians? 🤔🤔 I'm not saying.....just thinking. |
Independence? Is Nigeria really independent? You can't keep milking a nursing cow by soft force and wish her a happy birthday every time she turns a year old. That's not well wishes, that's deceit and evil. |
Winnin009:Mystery solved - geography clearly skipped two generations. Just don't let it hit a third. Well, my dad told me never to argue about continents without passing geography class... or at the very least, without opening a map. |
Had two EGR recalls on mine in 2023. They fixed it for free and compensated me for my time ![]() |
Winnin009:Yes exactly, I would tell my child Russia today is geographically split between two continents (Europe & Asia - Eurasia) with 77% in Asia and 23% in Europe. What did your dad tell you? |
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