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Politics › Re: Banditry, Terrorism Difficult To Tackle Because Of Local Informants, Suppliers by CodeTemplar: 10:05am On Jun 13
Thats a lie. Were there no local informants in ND militancy? Yet they got bombed and killed.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ukraine Is Destroying Russia Of Late. by CodeTemplar: 10:02am On Jun 13
Thats the beauty of technological effort.
Politics › Re: I Was Locked In A Room After Abacha Died — Abdulsalami Abubakar by CodeTemplar: 9:47am On Jun 13
ruzell86:
Abacha the fallen General, but by far better than that living BAT.

Baba OBJ's pics below giving good vibes during sane climes. The APC rogues with fake democracy, finished this kwantiri Kwata-Kwata (in Buhari's voice).
i disagree though. Never.
Nairaland General › Re: Between A Chinese Passenger And A African Passenger In A Train.. by CodeTemplar: 9:27am On Jun 13
Lol. Overbearing Chinese peasants think they are suddenly superior because of their copy and paste civilization of the last 100 years. Osusu civilization.
Sports › Re: South Africa Goalkeeper, Ronwen Williams Laments Lack Of African Support by CodeTemplar: 9:21am On Jun 13
IamAtAnger:
Just a little taste from what you dish out
did they go other countries to establish safe houses for drug dealing and cooking? They took MTN and DSTV and mining to other countries. Imagine if SA was the one using their corporate touch to handle the mining operations in DRC. They are right to be angry with other nations flooding and choking the resources. Instead of Zimbabweans to challenge ancestral leader who hold onto power, they escape into SA and develop sense of entitlement they cannot afford. Rwanda, Nigeria, Niger, Burkina Faso, Benin Rupiblic, DRC and many more. In fact, half of africa is under dictatorship and there is no revolt. Instead, we head to SA to do what we can never do at home.
Politics › Re: Press Statement By The National Head Of Nbm Of Africa On The Recent Deportation by CodeTemplar: 9:13am On Jun 13
So because of Nigeria's role in apartheid struggle they should allow criminal Nigerians destroy the very fruit of the apartheid struggle?
This is a case demonic entitlement from destructive elements who have no value for human life or dignity.
Politics › Re: I Have Personally Left That Religion Of War. Koko Zaria by CodeTemplar: 9:14pm On Jun 12
WizardOfNG:
Come on. That is a political statement. You're a sharp dude na. Politicians must always gaslight their opponents they wish to replace.

Demonize your political opponents in the eyes of the electorate and profit. That is how politics works and all politicians, everywhere in the world, engage in it.

With your talk of Jonathan hiring mercenaries, deployed expensively, it can never work to permanently overcome terrorism driven by ideological indoctrination.

Many ordinary Northerners go into forest to supply food, medicine and even sex to terrorists and bandits. Their support system, across the North, is huge.

Do you guys think this is a joke? We are fighting a belief system and ideology that cannot defeated be by the current Nigerian security system.

The solution is very simple. Usher in State/regional police asap.

As soon as serious States and region significantly upscale their capacity to tackle crime, the North will realise terror is no longer a tool they can use to blackmail other regions.

Meaning they must tackle the marauders they created so they too can enjoy the peace, security and socio-economic progress others are enjoying.

Without doing the right thing North and South will separate for sure 💯%.
the bulk doesn't stop at the President's table any longer. Never new standards have timetable in politics.
Politics › Re: I Have Personally Left That Religion Of War. Koko Zaria by CodeTemplar: 8:31pm On Jun 12
WizardOfNG:
Great post and you have said most things naive Nigerians are ignorant of but need to understand. Your conclusion that the "issue is complex" is apt.

Anyone thinking one man, i.e a President , can end insecurity that so many Northerners are ideoligically in bed with, at all levels, is delusional.

I really developed hatred for the North when, virtually all Northerners, endorsed the killing of Deborah.

Heart-wrenching what happened to that girl because I have daughters and can imagine the pain of her parent knowing how their daughter suffered stoned and burnt.

Yet most Northerners saw it as fitting punishment for her "blasphemy". It was shocking and a definitive event that showed me the union of North and South is unnatural and will end as all things unnatural do.

I personally think things will come to a head soonish in the end and the world will even come in to intervene so South and North separate. It is the South that is valuable to the World anyway.

Similar to how Sudan's main region that had become too irreconcilably incompatible separated. I just hope it can be achieved without much shedding of the blood of innocent Nigerians.

Below is the shame of a nation that, if full of bravely principled people, would have sparked a revolution against the North and their backwards ways.

Read below how 34 lawyers defended the suspects who are brutal killers. We are too unserious in Nigeria and as Reno Omokri said, Nigerians are only concerned about Rice and Eba.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynching_of_Deborah_Yakubu
Like tinubu once said to Jonathan, the bull stops at the president's table. No amount of conspiracy can prevent a president. We saw how GEJ acted. How he brought SA mercenaries in.
Politics › Re: I Have Personally Left That Religion Of War. Koko Zaria by CodeTemplar: 7:29pm On Jun 12
WizardOfNG:
What are you talking about? I condemn Northern leaders daily here. Don't think "my boss" (I take it you mean Tinubu) won't deliver. We will see na.

Things will come to a head and the North, their leaders sponsoring terror because they always want ultimate power, cannot win. Dey watch bruv.
The terror industry in the north goes far beyond powerplay.

There is the spiritual power angle to it. In the days of very active campus cult, it was disguised as armed robbery as people were rendered dead or useless as part of sacrifices for politicians to return or get offices.

There is also the religious dominance angle to it in the north specifically. They are naturally seeking to impose islam and killi-ng is a core part of their strategy.

There is a powerplay angle to it also. I sponsor violence in a constituency and then present myself as the solution so the people can vote for me and not the other guy in power

There is the tribal angle. The nomads are taking over whole villages at a time while doing the bidding of politician who need sacrifices to remain in power. Dont tell me that as a politician no agent of darkness has approached you for such service. I saw a BBC documentary about such practice in Liberia. It is real. Politicians dont only contract small cliques of killers, they have whole squads working for them also. Nigerian politicians go as far aa Freetown for such services.

There is the brainwashing angle to it. Many not-so-elite folks have been brainwashed to believe their religion is being advanced.

There is the conquest angle to it. I once ŕead about how a Fulani leaders boasted that his people can eliminate the conquered tribes of the north because only the benevolence of their forefathers who achieved the conquest and spared the fathers of the victims allowed them to be born in the first place. Imagine that.

The issue is complex.
Politics › Re: FG Panel Uncovers Prison Feeding Scam, Pushes ₦3,000 Allowance by CodeTemplar: 7:10pm On Jun 12
750 is a lot for prisoners.
What job are they doing?
Politics › Re: Is Democracy Working For Ordinary Nigerian? by CodeTemplar: 7:07pm On Jun 12
Democracy = -5/10
Demonstration of Craze = 2/10
Crazy Demonstration = 0/10
Agriculture › Re: How Much Would It Cost To Build A Mud Fence In Nigeria? by CodeTemplar: 6:34pm On Jun 12
omoluabi87:
The major material is clay soil so it depends on the availability on your land; if the soil in the area doesn't have enough clay then you may have to stabilize with cement. The other alternative is you bring in clay from other places so you can see that nobody can tell you how much this will cost because there are too many unknowns at present.
can clay be inproved with cement?
Politics › Re: I Have Personally Left That Religion Of War. Koko Zaria by CodeTemplar: 6:12pm On Jun 12
WizardOfNG:
If not that Nigerians do not think critically, especially Southerners, should it not worry us that hardly any Northern leader (political, military, cultural and religious ) condemn or take responsibility for the terrorism their people are causing innocent Nigerians?
You can start by condemning their acts and talking to your boss.
Agriculture › Re: Kenya Versus Nigeria Dairy Industry Output Comparison by CodeTemplar(op):
The difference in output is clear. Open grazing only makes few people entitled.
Agriculture › Kenya Versus Nigeria Dairy Industry Output Comparison by CodeTemplar(op): 3:59pm On Jun 12
Kenya’s highly lucrative dairy sector almost entirely relies on intensive and semi-intensive farming (zero-grazing and stall feeding), producing roughly 4.5 billion liters annually. Conversely, Nigeria's dairy industry is dominated by pastoral open grazing, yielding just 0.53 billion liters despite having a similar cattle population to Kenya.

Milk Production & Cattle Yield
Kenya: Through cross-breeding high-yielding dairy cattle (like Friesians and Ayrshires) and feeding them in controlled stalls, Kenyan dairy cows average 8 to 30 liters per day. Kenya is a net exporter of dairy products in East Africa, heavily supported by industry oversight from the Kenya Dairy Board.

Nigeria: Nigeria has a cattle population of over 20 million. However, the indigenous breeds used in open-grazing systems yield only about 2 to 2.5 liters per day. As a result, Nigeria spends hundreds of millions of dollars annually on imported milk to meet its nutritional needs.

Politics › Re: June 12: Disagree, Criticize Me, But Don’t Stop Believing In Nigeria – Tinubu by CodeTemplar: 3:51pm On Jun 12
Fermented Pounded Yam overdose detected.
Health › Re: Mentally Disturbed Man Thrilled Guests With Piano Skills At An Event (video) by CodeTemplar: 2:59pm On Jun 12
A Drug addict or mad mman?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran's 14-Point Deal To End War: Iran Demands $300bn To End War (See List) by CodeTemplar: 2:56pm On Jun 12
Very unserious people.
Business › Re: Kano, Not Lagos, Built Foundations Of Dangote, Rabiu’s Success — Sanusi by CodeTemplar: 2:16pm On Jun 12
Where is the fool speaking from?
Politics › Re: Don’t Japa, Tinubu Urges Youths To Stay, Build Nigeria by CodeTemplar: 12:16pm On Jun 12
TemplarLandry:
This is serious.
This is interesting.
Let's see how it goes.
idiotic at the very best. Otumokpor no be job. Hunger dey kill.
Politics › Re: Local Governance Failure Fuels Insecurity— Tinubu by CodeTemplar: 11:54am On Jun 12
True but the job of the FG covers solving of insecurity. Never should criminals survive long enough to have a reputation as we are seeing.

Funny thing is that, the sort of projects the local governance brings is same type he is executing with all federal resources.
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Valued At $39bn Seeks $1bn In Private Placement by CodeTemplar: 11:40am On Jun 12
At this rate, dangote will reach $100B net in 5-7 years.
He built it for $20B. If he retains 50% stake and sell the remaining 50%, save for about 7% he sold NNPCL he wil recover around $15B.

That money will likely come as cash and be ready for another investment while he shares the profit with investors.
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Valued At $39bn Seeks $1bn In Private Placement by CodeTemplar: 11:35am On Jun 12
Imagine that NNPCL decides they want to invest today. They will cough out double to secure same stake they would have five years ago. Very useless corporation.
Politics › Re: Don’t Japa, Tinubu Urges Youths To Stay, Build Nigeria by CodeTemplar: 11:30am On Jun 12
Deeply idiotic admonition. You cannot demonstrate fairness in protection of lives but want the voiceless to remain under you indefinitely.
Can you protect them half as well as you protect cattle nomads?
Islam › Re: Emir Of Ilorin Appoints Sheikh Muhammad Bashir Dasuki Imam Fulani As Chief Imam by CodeTemplar: 10:33am On Jun 12
All the rigorous selection in public sector has left one tribe everywhere.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Racism: South Africa's World Cup football team has no white players by CodeTemplar: 5:07am On Jun 12
Before 1990 how many blacks made the national rugby team? So you could view it as reverse/revenge racism.
Imagine if France or Spain adopted such profiling.
Politics › Re: Yoruba Government Will Be The End Of Fulani Madness In Nigeria. by CodeTemplar: 4:45am On Jun 12
Ofodirinwa:
What authority do fulani have in Nigeria outside of the authority Yoruba people regularly campaign to give them. Yoruba backed Buhari, and the importation of bandits to boost him. For what? So Tinubu can come and make everyone poorer? Sharia law started under Obasanjo. If not for Yoruba, Fulani would not have more power than Igala, and they know Yoruba is the weakspot because they don't know what is serious and what is politics. If you don't know. Tinubu has standardized Ruga and the bandits are moving south to serve as the army for the settlements so they can support him this election.
very dull concoction. Try harder.
Politics › Re: Yoruba Government Will Be The End Of Fulani Madness In Nigeria. by CodeTemplar: 4:44am On Jun 12
WizardOfNG:
Those who seek knowledge and understanding of Nigerian political gbas gbos, watch the video below. He says everything I have said here consistently for years now
Under which moniker sir?
Crime › Re: Not Juju Or Jazz. It's Scopolamine – The Drug Behind Nigerian 'one Chance' Magic by CodeTemplar: 7:47pm On Jun 11
Are you teaching would be criminals or educating potential victims? Haba.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Seeks Improved Tax Compliance To Fund Infrastructure by CodeTemplar: 6:31pm On Jun 11
ORIGENAL:
One of the Suffering and Smiling sported
dude has been programmed to smile oooo. Just leave them.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Seeks Improved Tax Compliance To Fund Infrastructure by CodeTemplar: 6:30pm On Jun 11
franchasng:
This man and tax! What have you done with the trillions of loans and revenues and money from fuel subsidy removal that you want tax already struggling Nigerians and their business to abysshuh


E be like say this grandpa doesnt want peace sha angry
he is building a mega highway he can name after himself.
When petrol subsidy was removed, many people getting power with it suffered and so i expected a reasonable person to prioritize power to a reasonable extent. Has power improved?
It is highway he is doing with his last muscle.

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