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Politics › Re: PDP Issues Certificates of Expulsion To Wike, Fayose, Ohuabunwa, others (Pics) by casualobserver:
PDP are unserious people. its like they think politics is content creation. its one thing to say we will issue them certificate of expulsion as banter but to actually do it and pay for the certificates to be delivered by courier is a new level of pettiness and shows they are not serious people.
Politics › Re: Resolutions Of The Northern Governors And Traditional Rulers Meeting (2025) by casualobserver: 12:11pm On Dec 02, 2025
mariovito:
Good one

And congratulations

I hope their deliberations did not center on how to drag the rest of the country back

I understand that they pushing for state controlled police.

Nigeria shall eventually become great.

I hope the rejigging of the nation security framework yields results

That's if they have the will
When the North finally gets it’s act together, no other region will come close. The true resources of this country (agricultural, mineral and population) are in the North. From mining to agriculture to textiles to consumer goods, the North has the potential to produce numerous billion dollar corporations. Plus when you listen to a properly educated Northerner, many are more eloquent, intelligent and logical that the average educated southerner. I don’t know why but average educated southerner these days seems to have lost the ability to think rationally and logically.
Politics › Re: Resolutions Of The Northern Governors And Traditional Rulers Meeting (2025) by casualobserver: 12:04pm On Dec 02, 2025
Meanwhile in the SE, their politicians are demanding the release of the terrorist responsible for the killing of 30,000 ibos and the destruction of their economy and going on pilgrimage to Sokoto prison.
Politics › Re: Atiku As Obi’s Deputy, ADC’s Only Chance To Defeat Tinubu – Ohanaeze’s Igboayaka by casualobserver: 10:25am On Dec 02, 2025
Port8080:
Atiku is Constitutionally intelligible to be VP. Even if he is eligible, he will rather support Tinubu to complete his 2 term, than to be vice to PO
It simply shows the kind of ignorant people they have as leaders.
Politics › Re: Northern Governors And Traditional Rulers Meet In Kaduna by casualobserver: 5:35pm On Dec 01, 2025
Souther governors met on insecurity and development. Northern governors are meeting on insecurity and development. SE governors and politicians are planning pilgrimage to Sokoto prison and lobbying for the release of a terrorist.

Tomorrow they will be enter night bus to invade other people’s regions. Instead of them to ask what their governors are doing about insecurity and investment.
Foreign Affairs › Re: 11 US Warships And 15,000 Troops Now In Caribbean As Venezuela Tension Escalate by casualobserver:
Donchukz:
Even China can’t even withstand the full force of American.
I think you should update your knowledge of world affairs. Even the pentagon has admitted they cannot win a military war with China.

All the noise from America is exactly what happens when a former leader no longer leads. When I was young we used to say…those who are born in Kuwait don’t make noise and Ayipada Olowo o da loju (the fall of a rich man is never pleasing to the eye)

The noise and bullying from America is exactly what you do when you are no longer what you once were but you want everyone to believe you still are.

Pay particular attention to the last picture. Note: China also warned them about Nigeria and since them then have calmed down.

This is not the USA of even 8 yrs ago . What you are witnessing is “ayipada olowo America”. The drowning of a rich Country.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Orders Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro To Leave Or... by casualobserver: 4:58pm On Dec 01, 2025
RealLordZeus:
What i don't understand about this fentanyl war is , if there is no buyer, will there be a seller..
What happens to educating their citizens on the danger of abuse.. I once read a documentary where the CIA was fingered to be part of the trade.
If Venezuela was shut down today because of their drug export to US, there are many countries that will replace them.

Also, Venezuela is an Oil producing nation, the largest deposit, why are they exporting drugs when they have a God given natural resources that can be converted to fund
You should by now understand the west. It’s not about Fentanyl, Iraq was not about WMD, Nigeria isn’t about Christians, Libya wasn’t about terrorism, South Africa is. It about white farmers etc etc. These are just stories they feed the domestic audience to justify their real plan. Almost always it is about resources or threats to economic prosperity of the USA. Venezuela has the worlds largest proven reserves of crude oil. S.A. is about BRICS, Nigeria is about China, Libya was about the dollar etc etc etc.
Politics › Re: Sultan moves To Turban Kanu In Sokoto by casualobserver: 3:39pm On Dec 01, 2025
Exousiang01:
The unfortunate thing about these fakes news Kani's minions are spreading is that they start to believe the fake news created by themselves.
And they don't have a mond of their own to think things through.
now that we are all witnessing the dissemination of fake news and propaganda in our lifetime, i believe we can all now see how all the false stories about the civil war stated.
Politics › Re: Breaking: FG Publishe List Of 15 Alleged Terrorist-Financing Suspects In Nigeria by casualobserver: 3:36pm On Dec 01, 2025
Great0ne1:
Kashim shettima is missing. This list is incomplete
those funding or making donations to IPOB are also missing from the list.


we are waiting for the supplementary list with IPOB sponsors.
Politics › Re: Helicopter, Vehicle Used For Kidnapping In Catholic School In Niger State by casualobserver: 1:16pm On Dec 01, 2025
CyynthiaKiss:
The Islamic government led by Alhaji Ahmed Tinubu has a lot of questions to answer..

Tinubu has a serious question to answer Nigerian Christians…
The Christian governors of the SE plus IPOB have a lot to answer for the 30,000 Christian’s killed in the SE.

One of them even went on a solidarity visit to terrorist leader in prison.
Politics › Re: 10 Government Decisions That Shaped Nigeria In 2025 by casualobserver: 12:36pm On Dec 01, 2025
Most of which have been forgotten!
Politics › Re: Senate Divided Over Reno Omokri’s Nomination As Past ‘Drug Baron’ Remark by casualobserver: 11:50am On Dec 01, 2025
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Politics › Re: Senate Divided Over Reno Omokri’s Nomination As Past ‘Drug Baron’ Remark by casualobserver: 11:45am On Dec 01, 2025
To start with, The president doesn’t compile most of the names. Many of them a president has never met of heard of. At least half of any list of appointees are sent by party hierarchy. For example Tinubu is on record as saying he only needs 8 ministers. What that means is that his core agenda are defined by those 8 ministries.The others are to pacify/settle the party. Similarly, he probably has identified a handful of countries of the 104 missions that are a priority to him. It is to those he will send his core people and the rest he doesn’t care who is the ambassador.


I don’t think there is anyone more universally loathed like Reno Omokiri. It would be most befitting if his nomination is rejected. That said if he is cleared, I am almost certain he will be sent to an obscure country.
Politics › Re: Jonathan’s Kinsmen Divided Over Omokri’s Ambassadorial Nomination by casualobserver: 9:13am On Dec 01, 2025
I don’t know why people are giving themselves headaches for nothing.

I am not a fan of Reno but being made an ambassador doesn’t mean you will be sent to a top country. He will likely be sent to somewhere like Togo, Uganda or a western country Nigeria doesn’t really care about like Ukraine or Sweden.

If you want to stop hearing from Reno, this is exactly how you shut him up. You send him on an ambassadorial posting to some remote country.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Guinea Bissau: Army announces take over on eve of Presidential vote announcement by casualobserver: 6:34pm On Nov 27, 2025
legionISproteus:
How Trump and Europe take concern Guines-bissau? Abi was it among the countries Trump had a meeting with a while ago?
Trump doesn’t care if a country is a democracy or not and Europe has become a weak continent that no one pays attention to anymore.

The fear of us repercussions had in the past prevented many African countries from staging coups.
Politics › Re: When Nigerians are Ready They Will Come Together & Look For Him..photo by casualobserver: 8:55pm On Nov 26, 2025
PresidentMUGABE:
What stop you from being a better alternative sir?

Sell yourself to Nigerians, u never can tell.

You keep looking for a better candidate as if you are crippled.

Go out there and market yourself.
of what relevance is your reply to the subject at hand? learn to think and respond logically without emotion and diversion. it is that lack of critical thinking and conclusions based on emotion that leads you to think Obi can ever be a president of Nigeria talk less a good one.

who told you I am a better alternative? Did i say i am? can you now see the lack of critical thinking and emotion in your response?
Politics › Re: When Nigerians are Ready They Will Come Together & Look For Him..photo by casualobserver: 8:20pm On Nov 26, 2025
nobody is looking for Obi. No matter how bad Nigeria is Obi will never be sought!

the problem with the opposition and why Tinubu is sitting comfortably is because you keep presenting unelectable bad products.

no matter how bad, rickety and patched up a 40 year old 504 is, you cant present even a new okada as an alternative for a journey.

thats the fundamental problem of the opposition, its not so much whether Tinubu is doing well or not, whether he is the saviour or whether we can't get better alternatives. the issue is the people you present as alternatives.

2027 is not a referendum on Tinubu, its a referendum on the alternatives.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Guinea Bissau: Army announces take over on eve of Presidential vote announcement by casualobserver: 6:54pm On Nov 26, 2025
this is the Trump effect and the fact that Europe is weak and a toothless bulldog.
Travel › Re: Nigerian Man Sells His House In Lagos For N60m, Relocates To UK by casualobserver: 11:38am On Nov 26, 2025
i can also tell you that any apartment in London for £750 a month is a sheethole.
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Appeals Life Imprisonment Ruling At The International Criminal Court by casualobserver: 11:36am On Nov 26, 2025
i swear these people are cursed
Politics › Re: Like Peter Obi, El-rufai Son, Ibrahim Is Member Of LGBTQ And Atheist by casualobserver:
grandstar:
It just exposes one thing many Nigerians are yet to realize: there are far more gay people in Nigeria than people know.

Your brother or even father could be gay. grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
the point is these politicians who refuse to fix the country for everyone end up sending their children abroad, where they are under influences alien to our culture and not under supervision of their parents.

Whether Obi, Okupe, Tinubu, Soludo or ElRufai, this should serve as a lesson to all entrusted with governing the country.
Politics › Re: Like Peter Obi, El-rufai Son, Ibrahim Is Member Of LGBTQ And Atheist by casualobserver: 9:22pm On Nov 25, 2025
SeverusSnape:
So what?. Did he kill anyone?. Is it a crime to be atheist or gay?
You might feel that it's morally wrong, But it's not a crime.
Actually, according to Nigerian law it is
Politics › Re: Pray Against Evildoers, Zulum Tells Residents, Launches ‘Spiritual Offensive’ by casualobserver: 9:17am On Nov 23, 2025
This man is a comedian. I have never understood the hype behind him. Every statement he makes reeks of buffooonery!

To me it’s an example of the Nigerian syndrome of automatically assigning intelligence to people with titles like Professor.
Phones › Re: Beware Of MTN Fibre X Broadband by casualobserver: 2:26pm On Nov 22, 2025
Hopez456:
Bro, can you pls confirm if the MTN fiber ex router comes with back up battery or depends solely on power supply to function?
No battery.
Phones › Re: Beware Of MTN Fibre X Broadband by casualobserver: 11:40am On Nov 22, 2025
dukeo:
There's a button that says click here for other plans, use it
By the way where are you people getting this renewal interface? I keep having to use sms to renew every month and the process is always a pain in the ass.
Phones › Re: Beware Of MTN Fibre X Broadband by casualobserver: 11:33am On Nov 22, 2025
floss:
This is very insightful… I believe OP should reach out to their support team
I believe someone already pointed out to him that the. 20mbps is on a seperate menu. Just like it is on the sms menu. As you can see below If you select option 1, it won’t list the 20mbps option which is option 2 on the landing page and easy to miss.

Wierd but that’s how they roll.

Politics › Re: Italian PM, Meloni condemns attacks on Christian communities in Nigeria by casualobserver:
UniQue84:
What is your point.. .why this,..is this necessary, someone up there is showing love and sympathy for what we are going through and all you can do is to show us the death rate of the said country of the person who is trying to help you by broadcasting it to the world for quick intervention.


What a shame a share similar nation with such backward individuals.
Nobody is trying to help you. They are all trying to help themselves.

Lagod was initially a protectorate. “Protectorate” for those for whom English is an issue comes from “protection”. The king of Lagos signed an agreement with the British under the guise of “protection” from other invading Europeans like the French, Portuguese etc but primarily also because he had local rivals for his throne and somehow he must have been convinced they were his friends who would protect him. Next thing we woke up and Lagos and indeed the whole Nigeria was a colony. Lagos was just an entry point. The same entry point we are witnessing.

It started with Lagos protectorate, then they added southern protectorate, then Northern , then Lagos colony then they merged southern protectorate with Lagos colony to create the southern colony at the same time north also became a colony. Whether Lagos, South or Northern Nigeria, or all started with “protection”.

The African man never learns, thinks he has “friends” and is always the one who invites his exploiters. In most cases it is because he has a problem with his brother so he invites his exploiter. Different times, same script….people never change.
Politics › Re: Italian PM, Meloni condemns attacks on Christian communities in Nigeria by casualobserver:
CodeTemplarr:
at least they gave us great inventors than the whole arab can ever give. Galileo etc are Italian. Better than producing terrorist all over the earth.
There is education and there is western education. When you are properly educated you have total knowledge. When you are a product of western education and your education ends in the western focused classroom, unfortunately your education is limited.

Arabs and Africa are the foundations of all education and knowledge. Arabs had scholars long before the white man knew how to write. The earliest mathematicians and astrologists were Arabs. The oldest university is in Africa.

Purge yourself of the western cool aid! The problem with western education is that is is designed to promote the west and suppress others.

Galileo, fibionaci etc built on foundations of Arabic scholars and mathematicians but your western textbooks will never tell you that.

Even Yoruba ifa is based on mathematics but they will never tell you that and they have demonized everything African and glorified everything western in the education system they designed to suit them not you.

And BTW I am a Christian

Western education is not designed to truly educate you, it is designed to educate you for the benefit of the west. Until you understand this you won’t realise how uneducated you are or how you have been programmed.

Phones › Re: Beware Of MTN Fibre X Broadband by casualobserver:
floss:
I guess you’re a marketer for Airtel Nigeria… this tactics doesn’t work… I have friends in Nigeria that are using Mtn fibre X in their estates, they say it’s one of the best things Mtn has done in a long time…

So don’t speak ill of other businesses just to sell yours…. I’m very convinced the 20mbps is still very much active, maybe you need to contact Mtn for how to do that
I can also confirm the entire info by the OP is false. I have been on MTN fiberx for 10months or so, I renewed my 50MBPS a few weeks ago. The 20 mbps was still available…..it has always been on a separate menu.

I have never seen the interface he posted, I use the text service *461# to renew.

Service uptime, speed and reliability is 99/100


EDIT: I actually just remembered that I had downgraded to 20mbps at my last renewal.. I had completely forgotten.

That I had forgotten just tells you I didn’t even notice any difference despite the speed downgrade.
Politics › Re: Italian PM, Meloni condemns attacks on Christian communities in Nigeria by casualobserver: 9:30am On Nov 22, 2025
Small yansh dey shake! Italy that is heading for extinction?

Sports › Re: Good News: Dr Congo Set To Be Disqualify For Fielding Wan Bisaka by casualobserver: 10:18pm On Nov 21, 2025
TheCongo2:
1. FIFA Eligibility Rules

FIFA’s rules say a player can represent a national team if they meet one of these:
Born in the country, or
Have a parent or grandparent born in the country, or
Have lived in the country for a minimum of 5 years after turning 18.
Additionally, if a player has already played for one country in a competitive senior match, they usually need FIFA approval to switch allegiance before playing for another country.

2. How National Teams Field Players

Before a match, the national federation submits a squad list to FIFA for official competitions.
For players who have previously represented another country, the federation must include FIFA’s clearance documentation.
FIFA doesn’t “check every player manually” before kickoff; they rely on federations to follow the rules and submit the proper paperwork.

3. What Can Go Wrong

Sometimes, federations make mistakes or assumptions, for example:
A player switches allegiance, but the paperwork isn’t fully processed yet.
A federation misinterprets eligibility rules.
An administrative oversight — the player is called up without proper clearance.

If that happens, FIFA can:

Declare the player ineligible.
Award the match to the opposing team, or impose other sanctions.

4. Key Point

It’s not automatic. FIFA relies on federations to do their part.
Mistakes are rare at top levels because lawyers and officials handle eligibility, but they do happen occasionally.

Rumors about ineligible players sometimes spread without official confirmation, like what you’ve seen with Wan‑Bissaka.
much appreciated.

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