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Health / Re: I Find It Difficult To Sleep by CLRF: 5:53am On Aug 05, 2023
DECENTBWOY:
I just want to use it once to get myself back on track, not like i will be using it always...
I seriously need a deep deep sleep.. Please suggest a tablet mbok...

Don't use sleeping drug, it might eventually turns into addiction. Sometimes, sleeplessness can be caused by stress.

=>Depending on your work, try to reduce stressing yourself out
=> keep away from mobile phones or any screen any time from 9pm
=> If you are used to watching adult theme entertainment, stop
=> Have your dinner early enough
=> Take enough water during the day

Edit
On another note, Garri do make some sleep
Politics / Re: Tinubu Writes Senate, Seeks Military Intervention In Niger by CLRF: 3:21pm On Aug 04, 2023
APC2:
This may backfire. I leave in the north. Many northerners are not happy with deployment of military to Niger

You are lying, nobody really cares
Health / Re: Glaxosmithkline Ends Operations In Nigeria, After 51 Years by CLRF: 3:05pm On Aug 04, 2023
Tuyil in Ilorin can do better than them.
Politics / Re: Tinubu Withdraws Maryam Shetty's Nomination, Nominates Festus Keyamo As Minister by CLRF: 3:02pm On Aug 04, 2023
obawinner:
Just yesterday obideint were happy festus keyamo did not make the list, grin grin grin

during the election same set were making eluu p 78 videos just for winning 1 out of 177, 000 polling unit grin grin
It's is actually 178,648 PUs.
Emm sorry, I am just testing my memory if I remember those numbers correctly
Politics / Re: Nigerian NYSC Corps Are Reserved For War - Nigerian Army by CLRF: 10:44am On Aug 03, 2023
HarunaWest:
Heheh which one is mumu talk. So you aren't aware that NYSC members are part of our reserves in case war breaks out at any point in time?
The training used to be more rigorous and intensive. Corper's were even taught weapons handing at a point and other combat techniques. Even the same sort of program happens in Israel after graduation. They are they standing reserve force of the country

They thought it was all about allowee and fornication
Foreign Affairs / Re: Nigeria Commences Sanctions Against Niger, Cuts Off Electricity Supply by CLRF: 8:58am On Aug 03, 2023
Nahunger:



Training watin, when Russia Wagner group is on standby Nigeria won't do shitttt

The Wagner presence in Africa is over estimated. Presently, Mali has an estimated number around 300-700 of them, B. Faso around 1000, so Niger would not have that much. At the moment, Nigeria has the capacity to mobilize 20,000 soldiers, supported by Air fire power.

Don't over estimated Russia loyalty to Niger, if it comes to support, the biggest money bag wins. Russia need more economic partners more and Nigeria is one of the biggest in Africa.

I don't support war, peaceful dialog should be used to resolve the problem

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Foreign Affairs / Re: Breaking News: Burkina Faso And Mali To Fight ECOWAS If Niger Is Invaded by CLRF: 6:43pm On Aug 02, 2023
Horus:
In a joint press release read on July 31, 2023 by the Minister in charge of communication, spokesperson for the Burkinabè government,
Burkina Faso and Mali reaffirmed their solidarity with the people of Niger and refuse to apply the ECOWAS sanctions.
The two partner countries have also threatened to leave ECOWAS if the sub-regional organization intervenes militarily in Niger, a situation
which would amount to a declaration of war against Burkina Faso and Mali

They saw the handwriting coming. If ECOWAS successfully dislodge the coupist in Niger, it might come for them too. SO they need to ack fast
Politics / Re: 13 Reasons Nigeria Must Not Support Invasion Of Niger Republic - Shehu Sani by CLRF: 6:39pm On Aug 02, 2023
BigDawsNet:


Do you think Russia is scared of the trades between the two nations? If it get to the level they need to defend thier allies they will with thinking twice

Then Nigeria is their budget Ally In ECOWAS. That the coupist is calling on Russia does not make it an Ally.
Foreign Affairs / Re: Nigeria Commences Sanctions Against Niger, Cuts Off Electricity Supply by CLRF: 6:37pm On Aug 02, 2023
Nahunger:
When dem block damn una eye go clear.

They dare not block the dam. There will be Military consequences if that happens. Nigerian Airforce has been training without real targets. The Newly acquired JF-17 will have to do some work on the blockade
Politics / Re: 13 Reasons Nigeria Must Not Support Invasion Of Niger Republic - Shehu Sani by CLRF: 10:47am On Aug 02, 2023
NemoDatQuod:
Invade Niger Republic?
For twelve years, Nigeria could not invade Sambisa forest and rout terrorists who are still there carrying out the business of killing Nigerians. How much more invade another country.

You know nothing about what is going on in Sambisa, I can tell you some story if you want me
Politics / Re: 13 Reasons Nigeria Must Not Support Invasion Of Niger Republic - Shehu Sani by CLRF: 10:44am On Aug 02, 2023
BigDawsNet:


They hav Russia

Russia will value Nigeria for a long-term relationship.

During the last 25 years the exports of Nigeria to Russia have increased at an annualized rate of 6.36%, from $8.3M in 1996 to $38.8M in 2021. In 2021, Russia exported $1.25B to Nigeria. The main products exported from Russia to Nigeria were Refined Petroleum ($503M), Wheat ($493M), and Potassic Fertilizers ($71.4M).
Source: https://oec.world/en/profile/bilateral-country/rus/partner/nga


In 2021, Russia exported $4.58M to Niger. The main products that Russia exported to Niger are Sulphur ($3.08M), Vaccines, blood, antisera, toxins and cultures ($873k), and Raw Sugar ($149k). During the last 26 years the exports of Russia to Niger have increased at an annualized rate of 14.1%, from $147k in 1995 to $4.58M in 2021.
Source: https://oec.world/en/profile/bilateral-country/rus/partner/ner

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Rather than support Niger, Russia will instead push for a diplomatic resolution or play both sides. The side with a bigger pocket wins.
I don't support war anyway
Politics / Re: 13 Reasons Nigeria Must Not Support Invasion Of Niger Republic - Shehu Sani by CLRF: 10:00pm On Aug 01, 2023
BigDawsNet:
Hmm... Nigeria should approach this matter with common sense... we are not ready for war... we don't even hav a missile defence Ground-Based Midcours Defense which is also know as Missille defence system.... 🤔🤔🤔

If the war start now.. just know you will be Drafted!! Especially the young Nigerian guys...

The coupist regime will likely fall within 24-48 hours. 10k active personnel with weak moral cannot sustain serious resistance. Especially when they don't have air support for their foot soldiers.
Culture / Re: Ooni Presents Crown To Oba Sharafadeen Babalola In Kwara by CLRF: 3:02pm On Jul 31, 2023
Cold

Instead of them to engage in an intelligent discussion, using facts, history and legend, they have result to insult.

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Politics / Re: Tinubu Welcomes Google Global Team To Aso Rock by CLRF: 4:56pm On Jul 29, 2023
madridguy:
You want people to contact you for academics package yet you're making comment like this ? Are you serious at all?


ChatGPT is his strength nothing more
Politics / Re: Opinion: Hamza Al-Mustapha - One Person Tinubu Must Have In His Cabinet by CLRF: 11:44pm On Jul 26, 2023
kushme:
Una no dey hear word.

Is it that you people find it so difficult to understand that, the Nigerian military(boyscout) caused most of the problems we have today!

They know nothing about governance, they only want power to rule people around them. That is their mentality. They are not leaders.

The story of over 300 parasitic generals(through godfatherism) doing nothing but earning a lot from scarce resources never reach una to drop any opinion about them. People who want to become politicians after dropping uniform. What development are they going to contribute?

Those guys orientations don't change.
They always want a militarized system while we are trying to see that the Nigerian state is demilitarized.

I can give you a list of WW2 or 20th-century battles survival Military generals who become political office holders across the world, it is not only peculiar to Nigeria.


You are too naive and limited in knowledge. It is public knowledge that the last 22 years of the military era is better than the last 22 years of this so-called democracy.

As far as Nigeria's case is concerned, the military guys are more Nationalistic than the present crop of political jobbers who know little to nothing about governing people. Their types are the ones who will not sell-out if I remove IBB from their rank.


Why would you want to demilitarize a country in the wake of global terrorism?
Music/Radio / Re: Luciferous Artwork: Muslim Group Reports 'one Davido Adeleke' To IGP Egbetokun by CLRF: 11:32pm On Jul 26, 2023
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Politics / Re: DSS Re-arrests Emefiele After Tussle With Prison Officials by CLRF: 7:04pm On Jul 25, 2023
FreeStuffsNG:
Now it is clear that this was why the prison officers were restrained from taking him.

The prison officer should have just been patient and wait until the DSS officials with the accused recieve a superior order. They wanted to rearrest him and probably waiting to sort the papers to withhold him.

The good thing is that we can all see that Mr Emefiele is alive and his trial has started. Those two charges today are like place holders in my opinion. Wait for the real charges very soon. Check my signature for free stuffs!

They knew he would get a court to grant him bail, so the second charges would keep him In another trouble.

Nnamdi Kanu will be laughing seriously now
Politics / Re: Contact Addresses For FG Sponsored Autogas Conversion In Nigeria by CLRF: 8:19am On Jul 21, 2023
Well done, you are doing God's work.
Career / Re: How Can A Single Guy Manage ₦‎25k Salary In Port Harcourt? by CLRF: 6:37am On Jul 18, 2023
Angelfrost:


That Religious Scam doesn't work everywhere and every time!

Besides, that hustle is currently crowded! Try another one! tongue

If I deliver I sure prophecy for you now, your life will never be the same again
Career / Re: How Can A Single Guy Manage ₦‎25k Salary In Port Harcourt? by CLRF: 10:07pm On Jul 16, 2023
One of the advantages of being a committed brother in the church is the love people will give you.

Daily visitation will give you above %70 guarantee of getting food to eat and those who would occasionally drop some cash for you.

If you are truly sincere and God come dey answer your prayers for the people, the 25k is for your bank savings account

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Politics / Re: Gbadebo Rhodes-vivour: Pray For The Nigerian Judiciary In The Next 2-3 Weeks by CLRF: 10:05pm On Jul 16, 2023
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Travel / Re: Air Force Plane Crashes In Benue by CLRF: 7:00am On Jul 15, 2023
kestolove95:
Why is ejecting tin no dey Dey passenger airline?

Because the airmen are trained to use the ejection facilities and the Parachute, and most civilians are not
Family / Re: For The Married Peeps What Are The Things Nobody Told You About Marriage? by CLRF: 6:56am On Jul 15, 2023
Merch:
Just know that married men are going through a lot

Have you ever wondered what is behind the man in the photo you shared? [code][/code]
Religion / Re: Malice Among Ministers In The Church: What Should Be Done? by CLRF: 3:45pm On Jul 09, 2023
OkCornel:


Good morning and welcome to “church” politics.

Isn’t it amazing how two people keeping grudges on earth are under the illusion of making into heaven to hold hands together and sing kumbayah over there?

What a joke.

Issue between the two may be little misunderstanding and what they could have done is called each other and address the issue instead of avoiding each other thinking they are avoiding problems
Politics / Re: Ahmed Yerima Gives Update On The 14-Year-Old Girl He Married In 2010 by CLRF: 5:35pm On Jul 08, 2023
“Whatever you have to do in marriage is clearly stipulated under the Sharia Law. You have to provide for a house for the girl, if you’re marrying her, like, from the condition the Egyptian government’s law provides,” he said.

A Nigerian Senator and lawmaker wanted to respect a foreign nation's Law but disregard his own Country's law - what a shame

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Politics / Re: Opinion: Hamza Al-Mustapha - One Person Tinubu Must Have In His Cabinet by CLRF: 8:27pm On Jul 01, 2023
favor914:
Akinwumi Ambode.

I don't see that happening soon
Politics / Re: Opinion: Hamza Al-Mustapha - One Person Tinubu Must Have In His Cabinet by CLRF: 8:27pm On Jul 01, 2023
yarimo:
WIKE

Wike may end up with a diplomatic portfolio, instead of kitchen cabinet job
Politics / Re: Tinubu’s Presidency In 30 Days: Increased Hardships, Rising Hopes! by CLRF: 8:25pm On Jul 01, 2023
Politics / Opinion: Hamza Al-Mustapha - One Person Tinubu Must Have In His Cabinet by CLRF: 5:08pm On Jun 28, 2023
Some weeks ago Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu the maestro in Nigeria Politics won the 2023 Presidential Election and was thereafter sworn in as the President Federal Republic of Nigeria. Previously he had declared that he was in the race for the 2023 Presidency to bring hope and effect the changes the country desires. To achieve this, a tree cannot make a forest, President Tinubu needs to work with people wey sabi. The previous appointments made so far have received a commendation from Nigerians. However, I will like to nominate a candidate to him.

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Title: Major Hamza Al-Mustapha: A Prudent Choice for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's Government
Subtitle: Leveraging Major Al-Mustapha's Expertise for National Progress, Security, and Good Governance

Introduction:

The appointment of Major Hamza Al-Mustapha to serve in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's government holds significant potential for Nigeria's development, security, and good governance. Major Al-Mustapha, a former Nigerian Army major and intelligence officer, brings a diverse range of skills and experiences, including his exceptional military and intelligence background, proven leadership abilities, and steadfast loyalty to the nation. This article aims to explore the numerous reasons why President Tinubu should consider Major Al-Mustapha as a valuable asset for his administration, highlighting the potential benefits in areas such as national progress, security, and effective governance.

1. Unparalleled Military and Intelligence Expertise:
As a highly trained military intelligence operative, Major Al-Mustapha has held key command posts in critical government institutions, including the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Security Group of the Directorate of Military Intelligence (SG-DMI), 82 Division, Army Headquarters, Ministry of Defence, and The Presidency. His experience in these positions equips him with a deep understanding of national security concerns, intelligence operations, and effective leadership in complex military environments.

2. Ensuring National Security and Stability:
Major Al-Mustapha's involvement in counter-intelligence activities and investigations of coup attempts during his tenure as Chief Security Officer to General Sani Abacha highlights his commitment to protecting the country's leadership, government institutions, and the nation as a whole. His unwavering dedication to national security and stability, backed by his extensive experience in coordinating intelligence operations, makes him an ideal candidate for a role focused on safeguarding Nigeria's interests.

3. Geopolitical Reorganization and Effective Coordination:
An exceptional achievement attributed to Major Al-Mustapha is overseeing the successful reorganization of Nigeria into six geopolitical zones. This strategic restructuring not only improved governance and administrative efficiency but also showcased his ability to coordinate and manage complex systems effectively. The cultivation of a vast network of informants across the federation further demonstrates his capacity for intelligence gathering and utilization.

4. Exemplary Loyalty and Adherence to Democratic Principles:
Major Al-Mustapha's loyalty to the country is commendable and has been evident throughout his career. Despite having the opportunity to seize power after General Abacha's demise, he chose to respect the transition of power and uphold democratic principles. His commitment to Nigeria's democratic process and the rule of law ensures that his decisions and actions prioritize the welfare and progress of the nation above personal ambitions.

5. Contributing to National Progress:
Beyond his service under General Abacha, Major Al-Mustapha has proven his dedication to Nigeria's well-being. His provision of intelligent information to past President Muhammadu Buhari, which helped uncover and prevent contract scams, showcases his commitment to national progress and the fight against corruption. This track record reinforces the potential positive impact Major Al-Mustapha can have on good governance, transparency, and accountability within President Tinubu's government.

6. Knowledge of Nigeria's Natural Resources and Geopolitical Dynamics:
Major Al-Mustapha's extensive knowledge of Nigeria's natural resources and geopolitical landscape positions him as a valuable resource for the government. Understanding the strategic importance of Nigeria's resources and their implications for domestic development and international relations is crucial for making informed policy decisions. Major Al-Mustapha's expertise can aid in formulating strategies to harness and manage these resources effectively, fostering economic growth and improved diplomatic relationships.

Summary and Conclusion:
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's consideration of Major Hamza Al-Mustapha for a significant role in his government is a prudent choice that can yield numerous benefits for Nigeria. Major Al-Mustapha's exceptional military and intelligence expertise, proven leadership abilities, unwavering loyalty, and extensive knowledge of Nigeria's natural resources and geopolitical dynamics make him an invaluable asset to President Tinubu's administration.

By leveraging Major Al-Mustapha's skills and experiences, President Tinubu can advance the nation's progress, strengthen national security, and ensure good governance. Major Al-Mustapha's profound understanding of intelligence operations, coupled with his track record of successfully overseeing the reorganization of Nigeria's geopolitical zones, positions him as an effective coordinator and manager. This capability is vital for streamlining government operations, improving administrative efficiency, and enhancing service delivery to the Nigerian people.

Furthermore, Major Al-Mustapha's unwavering loyalty to the nation and adherence to democratic principles reflect his commitment to upholding the values that underpin a thriving democratic society. His decision not to seize power after General Abacha's death demonstrated his respect for the rule of law and the importance of a peaceful transition of leadership. With Major Al-Mustapha as part of the government, President Tinubu can bolster confidence in Nigeria's democratic institutions and set an example of principled leadership for future generations.

Major Al-Mustapha's contributions to past administrations, including his provision of intelligent information to President Muhammadu Buhari, illustrate his nationalism and dedication to combating corruption and advancing national progress. His appointment would signal a commitment to transparency, accountability, and good governance, setting the stage for impactful reforms and the strengthening of Nigeria's institutions.

Moreover, Major Al-Mustapha's profound knowledge of Nigeria's natural resources and geopolitical dynamics positions him as a valuable advisor in strategic decision-making processes. The effective management and utilization of Nigeria's resources are pivotal for sustainable economic development and improving the welfare of the Nigerian people. Major Al-Mustapha's expertise in this area can support the formulation of sound policies that promote resource diversification, attract investments, and foster international partnerships.

Finally, the appointment of Major Hamza Al-Mustapha to serve in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's government represents an opportunity to harness his expertise and experiences for the betterment of Nigeria. Major Al-Mustapha's military and intelligence background, proven leadership abilities, unwavering loyalty, and profound understanding of Nigeria's resources and geopolitical dynamics make him an invaluable asset to drive national progress, strengthen security, and ensure good governance. President Tinubu's consideration of Major Al-Mustapha demonstrates a commitment to assembling a diverse and competent team that will contribute to the realization of Nigeria's aspirations for prosperity, unity, and international standing.

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Disclaimer: This article was written by ChatGPT
Foreign Affairs / Re: Putin Showed How Conflict Can Be Resolved Without Wae by CLRF: 4:24pm On Jun 25, 2023
Stoplying:

So 180 soldiers surrendered to 5000 soldiers of their own side, boo hoo, that is "mass surrender" and it shows they have no chance ...
You guys who were hoping for a civil war ... You don't need to pretend to be stupid. Your wishes were not fulfilled, now just say how disappointed you are, no need to talk stupid talk

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