Politics › Re: Post Your Own State Let’s See – Tacha Knocks Scott Iguma Over Comments On Lagos by codemaniacs: 10:00am On Sep 17, 2025 |
Salowise: Northerners don't develop place an i really hate that, they can be in a place for 30yrs and the only difference will be they increase in population while living in a dirty environment, they hardly rent house if they do na one run and dem go full inside. the people you call "hausa" in Lagos and some other southern states are from Niger republic... they are not Nigerians... and are meant to be deported by immigration officers. |
Politics › Re: Post Your Own State Let’s See – Tacha Knocks Scott Iguma Over Comments On Lagos by codemaniacs: 9:20am On Sep 17, 2025 |
ukaface: Wo aunty tacha when you see the truth you say it.
Lagos state is dirty, not coming from a place of tribalism but they need to keep those northerners/ Hausas in check. They use every nook and cranny as a place of abode, shitting and pissing, using it as a spot for packing plastics… True, fashola demolished that nonsense but come to fagba now the rail na all of them full there, fill up the whole rail with their dirtiness and beg beg. Da fvck…Wetin Sanwo Olu Dey do sef?
I will speak of Lagos because na there I know.
Aunty tacha, should talk true. Lagos is dirty and yes Smelling. the people you call "hausa" in Lagos and some other southern states are from Niger republic... they are not Nigerians... and are meant to be deported by immigration officers. |
Politics › Re: Obi Visits Ladoja, Says Ibadan Key To Nigeria’s Human, Capital Development by codemaniacs: 12:06pm On Sep 15, 2025*. Modified: 12:29pm On Sep 15, 2025 |
RemoveKebab: If Nigeria have been Fair to them will the rise of succession be prominent there?
Let's not deceive ourselves they need more federal presence there.
We know they can be difficult but I won't blame them because if other regions are being treated that way they have a reason to be that way. Let's stop hanging on to the past if we all want to this nation to really have a future. zeebows are not marginalized. the way Nigeria is structured, ethnic nations that control a state can never ever be relegated, zeebos control at least 6 to 7 states in Nigeria, the states means indigenous government officials ( zeebows officials ) will always receive funds. if zeebows were marginalized then that means since 1970 they have not received any allocation from the FG and they have never held any Federal Government political appointments, and never been governors, senators, local government chairmen in their own states. It means they would not have federal universities, federal polytechnics, federal secondary schools, Federal primary schools, federal hospitals, federal customs immigration offices, federal airports, other federal agencies, federal roads e.t.c zeebows are pros at emotional blackmailing other people to manipulate them to do what zeebows want. zeebows have never ever been marginalised... they only cry marginalisation in states they are not indigenous to so that they can get government positions in those states that is also one of the reasons they are the only ones that want "State of Origin" removed from the constitution. |
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Crime › Re: Drug Bust: Nigerian arrested with high-quality cocaine during raid in India by codemaniacs: 4:36am On Sep 14, 2025 |
Ishilove: Did you notice the article said 'Nigerian' and didn't mention any ethnic groups? Outside Nigeria, nobody gives a fvck about your ethnic group. You're a Nigerian first, before any ethnicity and you'll be treated as such. Condemn the crime, not the ethnic group. Don't Nigerianize it.. we know the ethnic nation they belong to. Outside Nigeria, most foreigners do not have the intelligence and are not smart enough to differentiate between Nigerian ethnic nations.. especially due to the fact that they like grouping every black person together... You don't hear of Nigerians who are british citizens, U:S citizens, German citizens e.t.c. been arrested for smuggling drugs but if you use guugle you will see wyte british citizens who have been arrested for smuggling drugs.. it is up to this particular "ethnic nation" to create economic opportunities in their ethnic region for their people so that they do not become drug smugglers... |
Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by codemaniacs: 7:11pm On Sep 13, 2025 |
TheSuperNerd: 3 options...
1. Put Benjamin Frederick there at RB for now (he has excelled there at Dender). Ogbu can come take up that CB role vacated by this change. Or ofcos... Skipper Ekong continues as CB.
2. I will bring in that new Slavia kid. Keeping Frederick at CB
3. Switch to a back 3 and play Osayi as RWB with specific instructions to the CDM and the RCB to cover for Osayi's frailties. the player in slavia is too old, the defense needs fast defenders that are under 26 years old.. a transition to younger players must start as soon as possible or the SE is deceiving themselves. |
Health › Re: They Lied About HIV… Here’s The Truth by codemaniacs: 9:34am On Sep 13, 2025 |
nairalanda1: Yes, a combination of Tenofovir, lamivudine and dolutegravir in one tablet helps manage HIV
Recently, a new drug has been developed that can be given once every 3 months. RetroviralS: That used to be true back in the day, but its no longer that way. With ARVs, people living with HIV have started living long, normal lives. I have seen it myself. While avoiding it is very important. The real problem now is stigma, not the virus. Puss360: With one pill a day, you can live a healthy life... Infact, it's easy to prevent HIV than to prevent Diabetes... Diabetes is a silent killer... Although there's no treatment for it just like HIV, there's a pill-a-day for HIV while diabetes has combinations of drugs to take just to regulate your Sugar levels... Diabetes and BP is more life-threatening than HIV currently...
Notwithstanding, always monitor your overall health.. We plan, but God is the master planner... People die everyday... And there's more than a thousand ways to die... When our time reach, good health or money can't save us... Nigerians do not have the funds to finance and manage HIV and make the pharmaceutical companies... Seun this should not be on front page because it promotes a negative lifestyle that will destroy Nigerians. |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Hilton Kathmandu, The Tallest Hotel In Nepal Burnt To Ashes During Protest by codemaniacs: 6:38pm On Sep 11, 2025 |
olawonder: Why should a protest against the entire government of Nigeria be instigated in Lagos? Why not start the process in Anambra or Ebonyi first… why the wish that this happens in Lagos? because they believe Lagos is too rich and they do not like the ethnic nation that controls Lagos. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hilton Kathmandu, The Tallest Hotel In Nepal Burnt To Ashes During Protest by codemaniacs: 6:35pm On Sep 11, 2025 |
jaxxy: elections are not won by any ethic nation voting buy based on party, political and economic interests and pedigree of candidates.
Ethnic nation voting is a code name for tribal bigots.
South east and North have voted for Obasanjo and Yaradua So where is ur tribal bigots voting? 
In the US they have white and blacks, Hispanics and other ethnic groups nobody talks the nonsense ure talking as excuses. you're the one that sees it as nonsense because you are not Nigerian.. "ETHNIC NATION A" candidate will never ever get hundreds of thousands of votes from "ETHNIC NATION F" people. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hilton Kathmandu, The Tallest Hotel In Nepal Burnt To Ashes During Protest by codemaniacs: 6:13pm On Sep 11, 2025 |
jaxxy: First off there is nothing like ethnic nation in our constitution so I don't know what u are talking about.
The reality of the average Nigerian is the reality on ground. That is how it is done in Japan or in Russia. no, those countries are not multi-ethnic like Nigeria.. there is nothing like ethnic nation in the constitution but elections are won based on ethnic nations voting pattern.. the reality of the average "ETHNIC NATION A" is different from the reality of the average "ETHNIC NATION F "... |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hilton Kathmandu, The Tallest Hotel In Nepal Burnt To Ashes During Protest by codemaniacs: 5:55pm On Sep 11, 2025 |
Cromagnon: have you improved your productivity to match dollar or you're waiting for Tinubu to come and spoon feed you join you don't have to improve productivity to match dollar because your country's is not the dollar... you just have to improve productivity.. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hilton Kathmandu, The Tallest Hotel In Nepal Burnt To Ashes During Protest by codemaniacs: 5:54pm On Sep 11, 2025 |
jaxxy: Everybody's reality can never be thesame but the reality of the majority and masses is the average reality and the truth on ground. This is basic statistics and economics.
U cannot sat the economy is good only because party members or sycophants say so. What is the general public saying and what are the data on paper and on ground physically saying?
Like I said if buhari did exactly what tinubu is doing word for word, appointments for appointments and actions for action u will be the 1st to swear for him.
u are only biased cos its tinubu. no, the reality of the majority is not the average reality and truth on ground especially in a country like Nigeria that has over 200 ethnic nations... the reality in one ethnic nation is different from the reality in another ethnic nation but because every ethnic nation in Nigeria has easy access to each other means "ETHNIC NATION A" can go and protest in "ETHNIC NATION F" territory and cause unrest even though "ETHNIC NATION F" is not angry at its own politicians. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hilton Kathmandu, The Tallest Hotel In Nepal Burnt To Ashes During Protest by codemaniacs: 5:50pm On Sep 11, 2025 |
DukeofLAGOS: U will further explain to peaceful or riotous protesters whether it's their region they have been paying their lawful taxes to... Protest is a legitimate act and citiznery right the people that pay taxes in Nigeria are people with that are employed and these employed people will not protest because the protests can lead to burning down the companies they work for... the only way they can protest is if they are feel they are been over-taxed, so wait until January 2026 when the tax law is implemented to see how people will react because that is the only thing that can lead to the type of protests happening in Nepal. |
Celebrities › Re: Lagos Is Holding Nigeria Back — Verydarkman by codemaniacs: 5:53pm On Sep 10, 2025*. Modified: 6:10pm On Sep 10, 2025 |
Gerrard59: I agree with the population angle. Nonetheless, the port activities attract companies and more people. So, it is a cycle > more people attract more companies which further attracts more people.
Anyway, I don't blame Lagos' elites, but those in Rivers and surrounding states. If they were smart enough, they would collaborate much better. To date, Rivers State does not have a sitting governor. So, it is not Lagos' fault. However, the country needs a diversified economy for growth to happen and for the unemployment rate to drop. The reality is that not every ambitious Nigerian can live in Lagos. Nigeria's economy ought to be more like the US, where at least three geographically diverse states are major economic drivers. Gerrard59: VDM has a sinister motive with his video, but it is widely known that it is expensive to clear goods from Onne port compared to Lagos ports. Onne to me only makes sense if it is for export, rather than for imports. That said, the two major reasons Lagos ports get patronage are: - Population. - Two of Nigeria's major non-oil exports cocoa and cashews are mostly grown in the south west. So both imports and exports will have to go through Lagos ports. Non-oil products from the north west will as well go through Lagos ports. If ports in the Eastern region (including a proposed Gelelege Port in Edo) are to thrive, political elites from the region, north central and north east have to ensure success.
Nigeria needs functioning ports to thrive across the country for the nation's economy to be diversified. A country's economy has different participants or players but the major ones are: Public sector ( also known as Federal government, state government, local government and other government agencies ). Private Sector ( the sector where private individuals, private companies and other private agencies are ) Non-governmental organizations ( NGO ) which are organisations not part of the government but can get funding from either public sector or private sector.. A country's economy is also the same thing as a Tribe's economy. Lagos elites also includes Yoruba elites from other Yoruba states and outside both the Yoruba region and Nigeria. It is Yoruba elites and Yoruba people that will diversify the economy of the Yoruba region and not the federal government so it is the duty of Tribes to diversify their own Tribes economy either through partnership within themselves or other Tribes or state government or FG or foreigners.. You said it yourself "Two of Nigeria's major non-oil exports cocoa and cashews are mostly grown in the south west" which means Yoruba people have already created an economy that sustains them. That said, the two major reasons Lagos and the Yoruba region is progressive and gets patronage are: 1. the huge Yoruba population have the finances that other tribes don't have due to Cashew and Cocoa exportation from Yoruba region.. 2. the huge Yoruba population outside Nigeria that sends finances back to the Yorubas in Nigeria also helps boosts purchasing power of Yorubas in Lagos state. e.t.c. It is not Lagos fault that the rest of Nigeria is not developing and Lagos is not holding any state back.... it is those states that don't have the skillset and mindset to boost the finances and wellbeing of their Tribes. |
Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by codemaniacs: 9:26pm On Sep 09, 2025 |
123jamessmith: If benjamin Francis can play like this he just newly started playing in Belgium, he has been in Brentford b team. So there's a possibility thier are some Nigeria players in Team B in different clubs around, that can even do well when give the opportunity to play for the National team. Francis is not a big defender I was afraid the South Africans will bullied him in today's game. Football is not how big or strong you are , is just a gift. they will tell you that their time will come that those players are too young to play for the SE. |
Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by codemaniacs: 7:37pm On Sep 09, 2025 |
Openair: It seems as though there're a list of players given to Nigerian coaches that must play...I don't understand how every coach in recent years keep coming up with same thing that doesn't work this is likely the truth.. the team has not changed for over 5 years now. |
Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by codemaniacs: 6:44pm On Sep 09, 2025 |
Bassey needs to stop sagging his shorts. It is slowing him down. |
Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by codemaniacs: 5:39pm On Sep 09, 2025 |
Sugarboyy: Fredrick and Ogbu will easily replace Ekong and Ejuke on the wing will do far better than Simon. You can't face Ejuke 3 times as a defender and he won't dribble pass you atleast once, same thing Simon has failed to do Ejuke is getting old... I have been shouting Ejuke's name for over 4 years to be included in starting 11... Simon on left then Ejuke on the right ( because he last played on the right for SE ).. Another thing is the NFF sees Simon the same way they see Osimhen... they will continue to invite Simon even though he is not performing... |
Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by codemaniacs: 5:36pm On Sep 09, 2025 |
Enoughpull: Aren't we saying the same thing? Same way in Afcon with their long balls and our centre backs couldn't match up SE centre backs can't match up because younger players are not been called up.. |
Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by codemaniacs: 5:34pm On Sep 09, 2025 |
COOL10: That midfield is dead. SE has not had midfield for over 5 years now.. SE midfield has always been DEAD... |
Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by codemaniacs: 5:31pm On Sep 09, 2025 |
Sugarboyy: They told Chelle to bench Ekong, he said NO. He rather bench Uche, Onyedika and Tolu. Moses Simon is another washed up player. Thank God, I'm very sure after this disastrous qualifiers, it may likely be the end of Ekong and Simon in the SE who are their replacements  |
Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by codemaniacs: 5:30pm On Sep 09, 2025 |
Enoughpull: Pace.. Always been their trumpcard. We can't match their pace and Hugo Broos knows and he exploits it all the time it has nothing to do with pace... A younger player than Ekong won't have a problem with pace and running back and clearing properly.. |
Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by codemaniacs: 5:02pm On Sep 09, 2025 |
yinkeys: Uche & Chukwueze unused South Africa are in troublE jihday: I feel he’ll switch to his favorite diamond formation for SA and Chuks will start I told you guys he won't start Uche, Chukwueze, Onyedika. |
Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by codemaniacs: 7:00pm On Sep 06, 2025 |
yinkeys: Uche & Chukwueze unused South Africa are in troublE they will not be used... Uche, Chukwueze, Onyedika. Nigeria is the one in trouble... South Africa will beat Nigeria if SE play this way against them.. |
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Sports › Re: Liverpool Fc Hails Rio Ngumoha With Yoruba Slang! by codemaniacs: 3:33pm On Aug 27, 2025 |
DesChyko: I have seen his IG page. That could only mean his mother is a Yoruba woman or he picked it up as a nickname. Someone said his mom is also Igbo but it is yet to be verified.
Have you heard anyone mention the state in South West he is from? it could mean many things... it could mean one of his parents maybe half igbo half yoruba. it could mean his father is igbo and mum is Yoruba since it is the surname that will be on the back of his jersey. it could mean he grew up with his igbo mum and his Yoruba father did not marry his igbo mum and was not present in his life so by igbo culture he then takes his igbo mum surname.. until there is a picture of him and his parents together with their names written then we would never know... I believe if his father was Yoruba he would have a Yoruba 1st name. |
Sports › Re: Liverpool Fc Hails Rio Ngumoha With Yoruba Slang! by codemaniacs: 3:17pm On Aug 27, 2025 |
Prenonjebose: Very irrelevant and childish argument all over the place. Leaders and politicians don't care about your ancestry when it comes sharing loot among themselves. Sport stars don't care also. They are more focused on what matters. But here, it's always this irritating argument all day long. Leaders and politicians are the ones that care the most about ancestry when it comes to sharing loot among themselves. that's why the civil war was fought to prevent Ijaws from been extremely wealthy and share in the resources that was exclusively meant to go to Ijaw people then other Oil wells were found in other tribes and the laws used to corner Ijaw people's wealth was also used to corner Efik, Ibibio and other peoples wealth... |
Sports › Re: Liverpool Fc Hails Rio Ngumoha With Yoruba Slang! by codemaniacs: 3:13pm On Aug 27, 2025 |
DesChyko: Stop spreading lies. His biography has been in public space for some time now. I thought they were lying until I searched his name and saw his IG profile...
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