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Politics › Re: Only God-Fearing Leaders Can Transform Nigeria, Says Fubara by CodeTemplar: 8:11am On Jul 06
Not Ogboni number one dem dem. We understand you sir.
Politics › Re: Has Nigeria Just Been Mortgaged For A $5 Billion Loan? (pics) by CodeTemplar: 8:07pm On Jul 05
Highways must be completed and empires must be built.
Health › Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by CodeTemplar: 7:59pm On Jul 05
Agbero are valued more than many so called noble professions.
Sports › Re: Folarin Balogun's One-game Ban Suspended By FIFA, To Play Against Belgium by CodeTemplar: 6:48pm On Jul 05
Some refs are nuts.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Is Incompetent: My Call For His Resignation Stands - Peter Obi by CodeTemplar: 6:39pm On Jul 05
Yekini is just an empire builder.
Politics › Re: Instability In Lake Chad, Sahel Worsening Nigeria’s Insecurity — COAS by CodeTemplar: 5:30pm On Jul 05
I am sure same instabilty is responsible for ignoring victims while giving aggressors amnesty and cash.
It is also the reason for not tracking bandits who do giveaway on social media.
Even those times the army withdrew and allowed mass abduction, it is down to instability in the sahel.
Idiots.

The thunda that will faya many top military men is using escavator as spoon to eat rice walahi.
Education › Re: Bukola Saraki Rescues First Class Mathematics Graduate On Scholarship by CodeTemplar: 4:20pm On Jul 05
For the camera or for real?
Celebrities › Re: Plenty Girls Are Going Into Relationship Because Of What They'll Eat - Emeka Ike by CodeTemplar: 4:11pm On Jul 05
Jaycee07:
That’s not entirely true. Human nature at its very basic core is self- preservation. It’s not a black African thing.
Ours is poverty inspired. Go and express rimantic feeling with flower if you like.
Politics › Re: Is There Any Federal Road Not Under Construction? by CodeTemplar: 7:48pm On Jul 04
The Yoruba word for politician, Oselu(one who fixes the city) has been taken too personal by broda Yekini.

Borrowing left riight up down and centre just to look active.
Crime › Re: 15 Kidnapped Ekiti Church Members Regain Freedom After 67 Days In Captivity by CodeTemplar: 6:18pm On Jul 04
QuinModah:
Shi shi them no go give. At the this rate everyone should protect themselves as the government wouldn't come to your rescue.
...but they can give the aggressors money.
Crime › Re: 15 Kidnapped Ekiti Church Members Regain Freedom After 67 Days In Captivity by CodeTemplar: 6:15pm On Jul 04
QuinModah:
The Pastor are even insensitive for asking them to come for vigil
see this one ooo. So they should succeed by restricting christianity.
Crime › Re: 15 Kidnapped Ekiti Church Members Regain Freedom After 67 Days In Captivity by CodeTemplar: 6:14pm On Jul 04
QuinModah:
Once they are released they should be taken to hospital not to their homes as they have been in captive for over 2 months and need medical attention and care.
and like N3m each to get back to their feet.
Crime › Re: 15 Kidnapped Ekiti Church Members Regain Freedom After 67 Days In Captivity by CodeTemplar: 6:12pm On Jul 04
They need serious care right now.
Celebrities › Re: Plenty Girls Are Going Into Relationship Because Of What They'll Eat - Emeka Ike by CodeTemplar:
Our tradition and societal norms in black Africa is 95% self-preservation / shortcut inspired.
Politics › Re: Throwback Picture Of Governor Nwifuru As A Bricklayer by CodeTemplar: 6:04pm On Jul 04
What excellent thing has he done to be called his Excellency?
Education › Re: Court Of Appeal Upholds Hijab Ban In University Of Ibadan International School by CodeTemplar: 6:00pm On Jul 04
Commonsensical thing to do.
Family › Re: My Last Month Total Expenses Just Feeding A Family Of 3 by CodeTemplar: 5:56pm On Jul 04
What kind of food do you guys eat. Even if you eat two chicken of 20k each every week, thats still 160k for protein. How una take dey chop 400k?
Politics › Re: Nigerian Judge Who Declared Tinubu Winner In 2023 Election Reportedly Goes Blind by CodeTemplar: 5:52pm On Jul 04
Hmmm. If true, thats a violent kamuroo(karma).
Politics › Re: Social Media Users Abusing Me' I Sacrificed My Life For Democracy - Bola Tinubu by CodeTemplar: 4:36pm On Jul 04
Demonstration of craze or crazy demonstration?
Which of the democracy did you sacrifice your "life" for?
Events › Re: Weird Pre-Wedding Photoshoot That Got People Talking (Photos) by CodeTemplar: 10:03am On Jul 04
First 10/10
Second 10/10.

Nice concept and delivery.
Politics › Re: MTN Nigeria: "Don't Punish Us For South Africa's Xenophobia" - Karl Toriola by CodeTemplar: 9:37am On Jul 04
Nigerians cannot abide by laws. MTN is not dealing drugs.
Politics › Re: "I'll Lead A Revolution Against Fulanis If Attacks Continue" – Prince Erena by CodeTemplar: 9:31am On Jul 04
osuofia2:
The hausas are the worst hit in this Fulani invasion, they have literally lost everything, their land, voice, political influence, cultural and everything.
The Fulani control everything there using religion as a weapon of conquest, Only the Kanuri tribe are standing against the Fulani, and the Fulani don't dare the Kanuri because Kanuri people sef na another strong people and Fulani avoid them.
Even when Usman Dan fodio tried to introduce islam there, they they the Kanuri people told him they already have islam and don't need his intervention, he tried using wars but he didn't succeed because the Kanuri people fought and he fodio retreated
Kanuri is half fulani. Forget talk.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Challenge Is Low Revenue, Not High Debt – World Bank by CodeTemplar: 9:25am On Jul 04
DonEd:
Read ur response slowly and ask urself if u sound intelligent. The money Dangote borrowed is been utilized already and generating income. The monies ur messiahs has been borrowing, please point to one infrastructure that is generating income for the country.
Thats Nairalanda1.
He just purchased one of the many accounts snuck into Nairaland DB during the period of hack.

The new Musiwa.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Challenge Is Low Revenue, Not High Debt – World Bank by CodeTemplar: 6:50am On Jul 04
No sane person will like to be taxed only for it to be looted or wasted.
Politics › Re: Conflict, Aid Cuts, Drives Poverty In Northern States To Level Unseen In Decade by CodeTemplar(op):
The northern elites just returned from stoning the devil in desert and are already planning next year's stoning adventure. There is money obviously.


Cc nlfpmod fergie001 Mynd44
Politics › Conflict, Aid Cuts, Drives Poverty In Northern States To Level Unseen In Decade by CodeTemplar(op):
Conflict and shrinking humanitarian assistance drives northern Nigeria hunger crisis to levels not seen in nearly a decade


https://www.wfp.org/sites/default/files/styles/max_width_800/public/images/news/WF11175295%20202605_WFP_NGA_Dikwa%20119.webp


ABUJA, Nigeria – The United Nations World Food Programme warned today that Nigeria’s food security crisis is worsening faster than previously anticipated. Conflict is driving hunger in some northern states, particularly the northeast, to levels not seen in almost a decade.

The recently completed Cadre Harmonisé analysis shows that more than 17 million people across nine conflict-affected states in northern Nigeria are experiencing crisis, emergency, or catastrophic levels of hunger. This is an increase of almost two million since the last projections.

In Borno state, where insurgent attacks have become increasingly frequent and food assistance has been cut, the analysis shows more than three million people are acutely food insecure. Of these, more than 750,000 people are in severe hunger conditions and over 10,000 people are facing catastrophic hunger. While those in catastrophic hunger represent a small share of Borno’s overall food insecure population, it provides a stark warning that conflict, displacement and shrinking humanitarian assistance are pushing the crisis into more dangerous territory.

"What concerns us most is how this crisis is expanding," said Kinday Samba, WFP Regional Director for West and Central Africa. "For years, insurgent attacks and violence were largely concentrated in parts of northeast Nigeria. Today, they are spreading across a much wider area and forcing people from farmland, driving displacement and restricting humanitarian access, meaning hunger is quick to follow."

The humanitarian and food security situation has been compounded by ongoing access issues and extreme funding shortfalls that are making it increasingly difficult for WFP to reach vulnerable populations.

The number of inaccessible locations has doubled: a further 15 areas are now considered partially inaccessible for WFP’s frontline staff. Cargo movements along major routes are increasingly disrupted by attacks and illegal checkpoints, impacting how efficiently WFP can move humanitarian supplies. In many locations, WFP’s airlift services could remain the only source of transportation.

Meanwhile, funding shortfalls mean that humanitarian assistance is shrinking. While the number of people food insecure in three northeast states has increased to 6.2 million, WFP is only able to support 740,000 of those, leaving 5.5 million people – particularly children – without lifesaving food and nutrition assistance. This is a significant drop from the 1.3 million people WFP was able to support at the height of the 2025 lean season.

WFP is deeply concerned that the suspension of food assistance is driving people towards desperate coping strategies. Communities have reported cases of individuals joining armed groups in search of food or income, underlining the risks created when hunger deepens and people run out of options

The suspension of food assistance in some camps due to the funding shortfalls has triggered a deeply alarming escalation in exploitation and gender-based harm that is particularly impacting women and children.

“When people lose access to food, the risks of displacement, exploitation and instability increase. Yet resources are at their lowest at the time they are needed most,” said Samba.

WFP requires USD 89 million over the next six months to continue food and nutrition assistance, and essential logistics support across northern Nigeria before hunger deepens further, more people are displaced and instability spreads across the region.

Note to editors:
This Cadre Harmonisé provides an update on specific hotspot locations in northern Nigeria, particularly in camps for displaced people and host communities in conflict-affected areas in response to an escalation of attacks since the November Cadre Harmonise was released. Overall, the number of people food insecure across the country has increased to 36.2 million.

https://www.wfp.org/news/conflict-and-shrinkhttps://www.wfp.org/news/conflict-and-shrinking-humanitarian-assistance-drives-northern-nigeria-hunger-crisis-levelsing-humanitarian-assistance-drives-northern-nigeria-hunger-crisis-levels
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ali Khamenei’s Funeral Procession Across Iran And Iraq (Photos) by CodeTemplar: 7:09pm On Jul 03
They had to wait until a ceasefire is in place. Nonsense.
Politics › Re: Pro-Tinubu Group Holds 'Relax Tinubu is Fixing Nigeria' Rally In FCT (Pictures) by CodeTemplar: 5:33pm On Jul 03
He is fixing highways and flyovers lol
NYSC › Re: Adire Suggestions For NYSC Uniform by CodeTemplar: 4:24pm On Jul 03
APC roaches pushing hard for a long term clothing contract. Lol
Politics › "The Economy Has Stabilized". Can Someone Please Explain It To Me by CodeTemplar(op): 2:30pm On Jul 03
I have heard the statement or variation of it many times but seem confused about what has stabilised.
Is a stable suffering more desirable than unstable one?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Planning Attack On Poland To Test NATO Response. by CodeTemplar: 2:14pm On Jul 03
AbdulPutin needs to be great.

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