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Politics › Re: States With Highest Vs Lowest Poverty Rate In Nigeria by CodeTemplar: 10:05am On Apr 03
MadamVanessa:
In terms of wealth that spread evenly, let's keep sentiment aside, Igbos are ahead of all the tribes in Nigeria.
so you finally wwoke up from the slumber. In terms of mega wealthy people, dangote will neutralize the most wealthy 1,000 igbo businessmen.
His people are getting VAT, religious subsidy, agric subsidy and more every year. Can Igbo boast of those?
Politics › Re: States With Highest Vs Lowest Poverty Rate In Nigeria by CodeTemplar: 9:57am On Apr 03
MadamVanessa:
shocked


I'm not from south east, but if you're opportune to be In south east , I don't mean their urban areas, I mean interior villages, and see the massive structural sophisticated buildings in these village, you'll know that South east is no body's mate in this country
Go to Kano and Kaduna and Benue and see their village champions also. It isnt about village development.
Politics › Re: States With Highest Vs Lowest Poverty Rate In Nigeria by CodeTemplar: 9:53am On Apr 03
Segun91:
All this northern governors need to do more ... Everything is not about power power ...
it is a lie from hell. Add what they get from directly mining and selling resources to what thier imams and malams recieve and you have them dwarf the south in allocation.
Over N1 trilion agric intervention also heads to that region. Many foreign NGO are active there also.

So what poverty are we looking at in the north?
Poor people who feed the nation and can block food passage down south are not actually poor.
Politics › Re: States With Highest Vs Lowest Poverty Rate In Nigeria by CodeTemplar: 9:52am On Apr 03
We have seen this lie before.

As we speak, they are heavily preparing to go stone devil in the desert. After that, they will get lions share of over N1 trillion agric intervention fund. VAT is there for them also.

These guys feed the nation in a place where people spend 70% of their income on feeding average.
Politics › Re: Jos Attack: Impose Sanctions On Nigeria – Mark Harris Writes Secretary Rubio by CodeTemplar: 9:49am On Apr 03
U09ce:
Everybody should collect laslas. Both genocide callers and deniers. Use your head to always rebuff external interests in your affairs. Anybody who's followed the trajectory of the US knows that they intervene to places only to worsen the situation.
Even if northern and Southern Nigeria were separate countries. The instability of one will surely affect the other just like the crisis in Libya and Mali found its way into Nigeria in a short time.
if so why did buhari proceed with deal to recieve 8 tucanos from them?
.just tell us the terrorists in power are willing to escalate the attacks to make US involvement look bad to all.
Politics › Re: Has State Allocation Truly Increased? The FAAC Allocation Illusion by CodeTemplar: 7:11am On Apr 03
The dollar value is one thing, but the buying power within Nigeria is another. Before tinubu, it hovered around N400b-N450b a month.

How many manual labour can that afford versus how many manual labour can it afford today? That is why i fault this govt for not trying to boost production of food, clothes, household items, cash crop real estates. Things the least skilled labourers can rapidly increase their production.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Yet To Witness Tinubu’s Full Potential – Gbenga Daniel by CodeTemplar: 6:29pm On Apr 02
Lol. We have seen enough of broda Yekini and his big man projects.
Crime › Re: Poly Student And One Other Killed As Gunmen Attack Plateau (Viewer Discretion) by CodeTemplar: 6:25pm On Apr 02
Hmmmm. Someone's daughter ooo.
Politics › Re: Dangote, NNPC Pledge ₦30.5bn For First Lady, Remi Tinubu's Food Initiative by CodeTemplar: 4:16pm On Apr 02
Vote buying no be crime afterall
Politics › Re: Edo Youths Protesting Against Hardship On Benin-Lagos Expressway (Photos, Video) by CodeTemplar: 3:51pm On Apr 02
shepherd316:
May God heal you in Jesus name
it is your village king that need healing.
Travel › Re: Akwa Ibom To Commission The Longest Flyover In South-South (Photos) by CodeTemplar: 3:17pm On Apr 02
Longest flyover. Thickest highway. Biggest airport. Largest hajj entourage.


Giant of Africa.
Politics › Re: Planned ADC Protest: Soldiers, Armoured Tanks Deployed To INEC Headquarters by CodeTemplar: 3:01pm On Apr 02
...but none for jos peoplee.
NYSC › Re: Abba Musa: Kidnapped Corps Member Regains Freedom After Months In Captivity(vid) by CodeTemplar: 2:36pm On Apr 02
dalass:
I am not understanding how this guy after many months in "captivity is looking radiant and has fat chicks?

Is it because he's a northerner because all those kidnapped from middle belt/ Southern Nigeria always look dried up, famished in tatters and dusty when released undecided undecided undecided

Don't get me wrong. I am happy the corp member is free. But something is not adding up huh
The only way it is making sense is if he wasn't held for too long before taking those pictures and videos.
Business › Re: Europe Turns To Nigeria For Jet Fuel As Dangote Ships Cargoes To UK by CodeTemplar: 2:22pm On Apr 02
Where is our local refinery?
Politics › Re: Ex-oyo First Lady Decries N300 Special School Feeding Allowance by CodeTemplar: 1:34pm On Apr 02
nairavsdollars:
Madam, who get all these properties.
lol. Na her family of course. She don turn preacher and advocate of the poor. Same poor her wealth acquisition process created as byproduct.
Politics › Re: Ex-oyo First Lady Decries N300 Special School Feeding Allowance by CodeTemplar: 1:31pm On Apr 02
Funny thing, as special as those students are today, if they make it out and become skillful, are far, far more productive than 50% of the so called normal people out there.
Here in Africa, producers are overlooked while destroyers are favoured.
Education › Re: My Son Is Dismiss From School For Choosing Gaming & Hacking As Career Says Lady by CodeTemplar: 1:25pm On Apr 02
Isreal has a vibrant hacking/cyber security industry. Hacking related careers are no death sentence.

Well since she wasnt bold enough to mention the school name, i will take it as the usual thing of nowadays - content.
Crime › Re: Alex Barbir Narrates Gruesome Killings In Jos by CodeTemplar: 12:33pm On Apr 02
AI Overview

President Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration addressed militancy in the Niger Delta, particularly around Warri and Bayelsa, through a policy of severe military force, most notably the 1999 Odi invasion and the 2004 crackdown in Warri. These operations often involved heavy artillery, resulting in massive civilian casualties and destruction of communities.



Key Aspects of the Military Actions:
1999 Odi Massacre (Bayelsa): After 12 policemen were killed near Odi, Obasanjo ordered the military to fish out the criminals. The army attacked in November 1999, burning every building in the town except for the bank, church, and health center. Human Rights Watch reports suggest that hundreds or even over 2,000 civilians were killed in this action.
2004 Warri Crackdown: Following the killing of seven people, including two Americans, on the Benin River, Obasanjo ordered a "crackdown" on militants in the Warri creeks. This followed a previous 2003 military operation in the same area.
Methodology: The military actions were often characterized by the use of "Operation Hakuri II" or other joint task forces (JTF) to raid suspected militant hideouts, resulting in the burning of villages, destruction of fishing equipment, and significant loss of life.
Rationale: Obasanjo justified these actions as necessary reactions to the killings of security personnel and the sabotage of oil facilities, often stating that "reaction is always more than action".
Consequences: These actions left thousands of people displaced and caused severe damage to the ecological and economic infrastructure of the affected communities. A Federal High Court later ordered the government to pay ₦37.6 billion in compensation for the 1999 Odi
Crime › Re: Take A Look At One Of The Most Painful Death In Jos Today (photo & Video) by CodeTemplar: 10:02am On Apr 02
obinna58:
You’re condemning a whole country because you saw a video of criminals killing people. Does that even sound right to you?
adamu idris parading as obinna. Weldine ooooooooo.
Crime › Re: Take A Look At One Of The Most Painful Death In Jos Today (photo & Video) by CodeTemplar: 10:01am On Apr 02
Gotocourt:
That was right in front of university of Jos angry,
That's the school fence.
if it was bad governance protest now, you will 50 patrol pickup trucks full of soldiers.
Crime › Re: Take A Look At One Of The Most Painful Death In Jos Today (photo & Video) by CodeTemplar: 9:55am On Apr 02
Meektunz:
Alot of people were killed today after some Hausa boys attacked a church and almost burnt it down before the Christian youth stopped it. A student was blocked by Hausa youths and hit with sticks to death in front of the University of Jos. The area where the University is located is predominantly a Muslim area and so anytime violence erupts, students become targets.


https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1GHwK7wLB4/
The university gate area thats a muslim area can be taken by the christian gov and used for something that will guaranty religious neutrality for that area. The gov is useless. All of them past n present.

Look at what El Rufai did in Kaduna. Look at what is happening in Kebbi or Gombe, all churches get moved to one cluster so they are isolated. Plateau people own is to carry one Nigeria matter for head like Gala n laCasera.
Politics › Re: Edo Youths Protesting Against Hardship On Benin-Lagos Expressway (Photos, Video) by CodeTemplar:
bmd1010:
Why are u fuuling ur self
ask your village king.
Politics › Re: Malami Reacts To INEC's Derecognition Of David Mark by CodeTemplar: 8:08am On Apr 02
miyagi01:
See this thief that stole the country dry running his mouth
The one who paraded Kanu using Hausa language so as to become a darling to hausa voters. He used kanu to plus his appeal to voter.
Politics › Re: Opposition Should Mobilize To Shutdown Nigeria by CodeTemplar: 11:36pm On Apr 01
The xurrent opposition is uselessly useless. No ginger. Imagine APC pre-2015. Very active and firing on all cylinders.
Business › Re: Nigerian Fintech Breaches: Fcmb's ₦677M Logic Flaw, Sterling's 900K PII Leak by CodeTemplar:
Once the fintechs use a single consultant who in turn deploy similar apps and logic. Exploitation in one app inatance will ultimately lead to expliotation elsewhere.
Politics › Re: Edo Youths Protesting Against Hardship On Benin-Lagos Expressway (Photos, Video) by CodeTemplar: 9:49pm On Apr 01
Armed robbers or youth?
Politics › Re: El-Rufai Denied Bail Again! Tinubu Govt Will Regret This In 2027 – Arewa Source by CodeTemplar: 6:58pm On Apr 01
Who is el rufai beyond Kaduna north?
Politics › Re: Hajj 2026: Governor Dapo Abiodun Appoints Apelogun As Amirul Hajj, Names Board C by CodeTemplar: 4:00pm On Apr 01
No appointments to secure farming or industry this year. It is religion we are securing.
Education › Re: University Of Jos Under Attack, Students Running For Their Lives (Video) by CodeTemplar: 3:48pm On Apr 01
Any northern school without a big mosque is considered dispensable.
Politics › Re: Bayelsa’s 60MW Gas-fired Power Plant set Commissioning By President Tinubu by CodeTemplar: 3:39pm On Apr 01
Lithiumite:
Obidients won't like this progress....they will hate it and claim there is no progress in Nigeria only hunger.
if the gov didnt use his brain will you have anything to associate a fail FG to?
Politics › Re: Bayelsa’s 60MW Gas-fired Power Plant set Commissioning By President Tinubu by CodeTemplar: 3:36pm On Apr 01
At least such a project can serve 15,000 homes. This is far more visionary than mega roads or stupid flyovers or idle airports or even mosques and devil-stoning.
Politics › Re: "Is The Money Still There?" — Bishop Oyedepo Sparks Debate On Vote Buying by CodeTemplar: 3:30pm On Apr 01
PigTormentor:
Pastorprenual Conman spewing rubbish after robbing his gullible followers.
APC attack dog touched n spotted.

In fact it is your religion that robs public fund to cut penis, buy kettles, build mosques, pay malams, imams and stone the devil.

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