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Almajiris in Osun State! |
JUDGEJUDITH:Teddy A didn't ask anybody to fear him,but the truth is that they all respected his space. You dare not disrespect Teddy A! |
MasterSteps:Teddy A! The one and only true alpha male to ever step foot in Big Brother's house. This is not even debatable; it's a fact. |
Rest in peace ,sir. |
Awon Omo Naijiria ma to bere si ni so gbogbo yin loko, eyin osinwin gbogbo! Nigerian masses will soon begin to stone everyone of you,crazy lots! |
Giel:Ozee only wanted his brother,Ocee,to have more time to master the game before his turn and that was why he did not nominate him. Onyeka would be foolish to think Ozee nominated her because he likes her. He only sacrificed her so Ocee,his brother,could improve his mastery of the game before it became his turn! It was the same thing Dr. Tjay did—he wanted to deprive Ozee of the time to master the game, and that’s why he nominated him (Ozee) immediately after himself! If Onyeka is intelligent,she should be sad that Ozee nominated her! |
VeeVeeMyLuv:Tinubu is from my tribe, Yoruba, and we are even from the same state—Lagos. However, I will not remain silent because of these shared ties. It’s clear that Tinubu is not performing well! The same energy many of us used to support his candidacy, canvass for votes, and fight his battles online is the same energy we will use to criticize him and hold him accountable. I don’t believe Nigerians are avoiding protests just because Tinubu is from a majority tribe—no, I don’t believe that. The simple truth is that Nigerians are often too fearful. When you reflect on the harsh suffering Nigerians have endured—and continue to endure—you can't help but realize that the level of passivity is both frustrating and disappointing. |
chukwuibuipob:Nigerians allow themselves to be manipulated like pawns in a game of ludo or table tennis because the majority are gullible and shockingly passive. From N167.00 per litre before this evil government came into power to now N1,200 per litre, and yet Nigerians act as if everything is normal! I've already given up on these weak, suffering, and smiling people called Nigerians; it's as if they were born to suffer! Why, for crying out loud, aren't the people—especially the downtrodden—out on the streets protesting against Tinubu and his cruel government?! |
datola:BolaTITO! |
Franking:You're forgiven in Jesus'name. Amen. |
Gullible Nigerians will buy it,even if it's N2,500 per litre - the docility is out of this world! |
maiunguwar:This should be a serious concern for the government. You have a very good point there. |
Now, this is what we're talking about! The descendants of primitive, forest-dwelling ancestors who boast without substance have nothing to brag about here, as this isn't related to their usual mundane claims. Statements like "Igbo girls are the best," "Igbo men are the richest in the world," "Igbo food is the sweetest," or "Igbo land is the most developed","Igbo boys are hot cakes",etc,are baseless nonsense rooted in inferiority complex and stupidity. According to this information, there are technically four Nigerian scholars on the list, as the fifth person is not Nigerian. Of these four, three are Yoruba, all from the University of Ibadan, located in Yoruba land! True to form, the Yorubas don't see this as a big deal. In fact, they consider it an underachievement given their God-given potential. As we always say, it's not about making noise or empty boasting—Yorubas were soaring long before some people's ancestors even learned to crawl! Just because of this information now, you can trust one Chinedu Okoro to hurriedly come up with a useless thread like this: 'Igbo egusi soup is the best in the world!' Yes, they can be that foolish! |
EmmyCC:Alright,now I know him. Many thanks,bro. |
Tonnyray:She is only using him to spite Onyeka. Victoria doesn't feel him that way. |
senatordave1:There's nothing likeable about that guy. He is actually the male version of a typical village Mgbeke woman — very disgusting! |
MasterSteps:Please, who is this Charles? Can you give more details about him ? |
kingthreat:Chinedu,village boy,calm down and stop disgracing your ancestors! 'Igbo this, Igbo that'—that's a clear sign of someone suffering from a severe inferiority complex! Why do you people from that tiny, erosion-ravaged land of primitive, forest-dwelling ancestors always think the whole world is competing with you? Despite living with other people, you've refused to evolve,displaying your crass primitiveness all over - from South Africa to Ghana, Malaysia to Indonesia,Lagos to Calabar,etc! Shior! |
Walai:Yes, that's true! Just like this "very loyal" Igbo woman with three kids for three different men! She is now now even looking for a fourth one! Shior,Igbo women my foot!
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Bandirao:While I agree that not all Fulani are criminals, it’s important to acknowledge the genuine concerns people have due to the increasing incidents involving fulani herdsmen, especially in southern Nigeria. These crimes, including killing, raping, and kidnapping, cannot simply be brushed aside as media propaganda. There are verifiable accounts and real victims of these attacks, and to label everything as "media manipulation" would be unfair to those who have suffered. However, it’s also important to understand that not all Fulani should be blamed for the actions of a few. The situation is more complex than simply labeling one group as the cause of all problems. As you rightly pointed out, there are armed groups in the Sahel that are not herdsmen but full-time terrorists. The media might lump all these incidents under "Fulani herdsmen," which contributes to the bad image. I understand this perfectly. That said, the culture of silence among the Fulani community on this issue can also fuel misunderstandings. Open dialogue and clear distinction between nomadic herdsmen and terrorists are essential. Communities like Gombe and Adamawa, where Fulani coexist peacefully with others, can serve as examples of how trust and understanding can prevail. The truth is that other Nigerians believe the Fulani have some kind of hidden agenda, which is why Fulani leadership rarely comments on the murderous activities of Fulani herdsmen across the country – silence implies consent, you know? While I will never support painting the entire Fulani people with a broad brush, it is very important for the Fulani leadership in this country to be seen genuinely condemning the heinous activities of the herdsmen. This will go a long way in building peaceful coexistence between the Fulani and other ethnic groups in Nigeria. May God bless our country. |
Bandirao:There are many good and hospitable Fulani people in Nigeria, and I acknowledge that. However, the truth is that the Fulani as a group have developed a negative reputation across the country due to the criminal activities of a significant number of Fulani herdsmen. Some might argue that many of these herdsmen are not Nigerians, but the fact remains that indigenous Fulani often fail to openly condemn the criminal acts committed by these so-called foreign herdsmen from other countries. I assume you're Fulani, right? You're educated, and people like you need to start speaking out. You can't let other Nigerians continue believing that the indigenous Fulani are shielding these murderous foreign herdsmen and covering up their heinous crimes. It is wrong for Fulani from countries like Niger, Mali, Chad, Senegal, and others to come under the guise of cattle herding and commit violent acts against Nigerians. If the indigenous Fulani don't stand up against these foreign invaders, other Nigerians will continue to hold the indigenous Fulani accountable,and rightly so, for the nefarious actions of these foreign invaders. |
Nigerian Army,please get that bastard called Turji Bello now! It's time that fool is sent to Baba God to account for all his criminal activities. |
Gani,so this is how it all ended for you,right ? Ohun Owo mi o to,ma fi gogo fa! Ibukun Oluwa ni mu ni la lai se laala! You were warned,you were advised,but you thought you could outsmart God! May your criminal ass rot in jail! |
RealityKings:And He said, 'Let there be light,' and there was light! |
Olorun awon Omo Ogun Israeli iba re o! If you have made it a serious business to destroy Israel,just don't forget that they have a powerful God called Jehovah! |
The real person responsible for the tragic downfall of Mohbad is that worthless woman who calls herself his mother! She is the architect of the calamity that befell him. I’ve read some men’s comments here, and I am amazed at the sheer level of their ignorance! It’s truly shocking how so many men continue to fall victim to the manipulative, selfish, and wicked tendencies of this dangerous breed of women. As someone rightly pointed out, many of these gullible, foolish men will neglect their fathers while showering all sorts of luxuries on their mothers. What a disgrace! Mohbad’s father singlehandedly raised him while that useless woman was busy warming another man’s bed under the guise of remarriage! She doesn’t deserve a single thing from whatever Mohbad left behind. Before you criticize his father, put yourself in his shoes. That irresponsible woman, who now goes around proclaiming that she is Mohbad’s mother, abandoned him to his fate and went off with another man. This is a clear case of trying to reap where she did not sow. I despise that filthy woman with a passion, and I detest men even more who fail to see things from this perspective. It deeply pains Mohbad’s father to see people who didn’t share in his struggles to raise Mohbad now desperately trying to benefit from the boy’s wealth and property. Despite any shortcomings Mohbad’s father may have had, he deserves the support of every right-thinking man. Unfortunately, some "mummy’s boys," who refuse to let go of their mother’s apron strings, cannot see beyond their own noses! As for the lady claiming to be Mohbad’s wife, her case is even worse! |
If not for the fact that Nigerians are very docile and quite gullible, Kyari should have been stoned out of that office. That guy is a terrorist sent after Nigerians! Baba Tinubu,e ma to te tan,o ku di e! |
Anita: which is the smallest CONTINENT in the world ? Ocee: Botswana! Me: Na real wah! |
May God bless the flood! |
Tinubu, come back home! This globetrotting won't solve anything. Stop deceiving yourself—traveling from China to the UK, and then to the UN, won't fix the hardship you inflicted on Nigerians with your hasty declaration that "subsidy is gone." The reality is, Nigerians cannot afford to buy PMS at N1,200 per liter—it simply won’t work. You can't keep running away; you'll have to face and clean up the mess you created. Economically, Nigerians are at their lowest point, with no purchasing power left. The current situation in the country is a recipe for chaos, and we're already approaching that stage. You're only fooling yourself if you think people won't revolt against you and your government. You must bring down the price of PMS to an affordable level, between N350 and N400 per liter, to prevent an impending disaster. You're a very huge disappointment,sir! |
Bobloco:Lol! It's more like the biggest political figure in the land of primitive,forest-dwelling ancestors - not in Nigeria! |
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NNPC should stop using Nigerians to play Ludo/table 🎾 game.