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Can remember where i saw mine but 2026 was predicted as the year Nigeria finally implodes. |
But Iran & Britain can interfere right? |
If not beating & harassing civillians, they are carrying handbag for the wife of the assistant commissioner or holding camera for bandits. |
AMINDA:El. |
Salewa97:Even if true, allow them cone but direct them to the base of the terrorists. Lol. You dont want the islamization to stop. |
Finally the APC e-warriors have concocted an excuse to reject help that can stop the genocide and insecurity the govt has always pretended to be fighting. |
We know already. There is an underlying pattern of aggression whenever Christians are the majority victim. Burnt houses. Burnt churches that aren't allowed to be rebuilt with state funds unlike mosques. Christians in IDP camps mostly. |
Mynd44:the pattern suggest the muslim kill are meant to obscure the christian genocide pattern. I will love them to publish the biodata of IDPs across that north lets see. The Christians most times get annihilated and their settlement permanently taken over as opposed to killings, massive kidnap and conscription for muslims. |
The owners of Nigeria attack Igbonla. |
Fulani muslim northern people want islamic country through a bloody conquest and see their jihadist brothers as freedom fighters, yoruba south western people want the federal power to remain with their son Tinubu for another 4 years before they can start their agitation for Oduduwa nation, while Igbo south eastern people want Biafra as they appear to be the only ones that are ready to leave the toxic union now since they have nothing to gain at the national levelhmmm. The vocal Yorubas are indeed qaiting for uncle yekini to finish before resuming the ronu exercise. Ijaw is waiting for their hausa brethren to snatch power ab give them a share. Tiv have been distributed into many states so don't have the will to pull reaources across state lines. Fulani are masters of the game anyday anytime. |
Dont DM any scammer here ooo. Take advise and analyse them well but dont pay money to no one especially NL momey doubling gurus. |
An FG truly looking forward to end of insecurity should have no issue with Trump's help. Especially when Buhari ass-lickied them for Tucanos. |
Wow. Trump want to deny them Islamic Republic n amnesty at once. Nigeria southerners should wake up. |
HgAkpobomeEr:he spoke like AI on low current. As ruling party, shouldn't the sponsors from opposition bein jail? No even the foot soldiers are in jail so no need to say the opposition behind killings are too powerful thats why they not in jail. |
What should a competent ruling party do in such a situation? This man is dull ooo. |
He further described religion as a tool of control, noting that while he respects faith, his focus remains on spirituality rather than doctrine.Islam is the tool of control. Just look at northern nigeria and rwanda. |
The people keeping africa in bongage. |
AMINDA:life out of power after being in it can be very harsh. |
[img=https://media.cnn.com/api/v1/images/stellar/prod/2025-10-29t160536z-1724659723-rc2pj8ab1ptp-rtrmadp-3-netherlands-nexperia-china.JPG][/img] China has agreed to allow the export of chips critical to auto production, averting widespread shutdowns that had been predicted by the industry. The chips are provided by Nexperia, a Chinese-owned chipmaker based in the Netherlands. It’s a critical supplier for the global auto industry, providing 40% of the automotive chips in the market segment that includes transistors and diodes, according to research firm TechInsights. After the Dutch government took control of Nexperia several weeks ago and removed its Chinese CEO, citing national security concerns, Beijing suspended shipments from China. Auto industry trade groups in the United States and Europe both feared the trade dispute would lead them to run out of the chips they needed. That could drive up car prices, as happened in the years following the pandemic. China’s Ministry of Commerce said in a statement that “The Dutch government’s inappropriate interference in the company’s internal affairs has led to the current chaos in the global supply chain.” But after US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping met last week, Beijing said it would allow customers to apply for exemptions from a recently imposed export control and get the chips they need. “As a responsible major country, China fully considers the security and stability of domestic and international supply chains,” according to a statement Saturday from China’s Ministry of Commerce. “We will comprehensively consider the actual situation of the companies and grant exemptions to eligible exports.” The Dutch government took control of Nexperia last month under pressure from the US government, which had placed its Chinese parent company, Wingtech, on a blacklist of companies it saw as posing a national security threat. In response to the Dutch action, the Chinese government ordered the export controls that stopped shipments of Nexperia chips for weeks A US-based auto industry trade group hailed the latest action and thanked Trump for the agreement with China that it said had averted the crisis. It called the agreement “obviously, a positive resolution to a potentially disruptive situation that should keep US and global automaking on track.” “Credit to President Trump and his team for insisting Nexperia was on the agenda during talks this week with China and for treating the global semiconductor supply chain as the economic and national security issue it so clearly is,” said John Bozzella, CEO of the Alliance for Automotive Innovation, the trade group representing most automakers operating in North America. But a European trade group said while the Chinese announcement is good news for the industry, there are still concerns the crisis has not completely passed. “A number of practical questions remain as to how the exemption for export controls will be granted,” said a statement from the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association. “Until the secure flow of goods begins again, the situation will remain critical.” https://edition.cnn.com/2025/11/03/business/china-nexperia-chip-exports |
MrColdsweat:...or Nigeria's sovereignty when his capture and parade was done in not English or French(our first and second lingua franca) but in one God forsaken language that has become a satanic cult. |
After waiting days and weeks for the words of Obi in anticipation to twist them negatively, and getting none, he has to work with silence. Mental case. |
The real builder of Lagos if there was ever any? |
Quota people and their reasoning logic. What is correlation between sponsoring a congressman, if you actually ever did, and genuineness of a massacre in Africa? The genocide is very real and actually a subtly distributed but highly coordinated pattern against rural Christian communities and christians within the urban areas. |
Aproko bot indeed. Na waaa ooo |
They want to rewrite history. |
In non-idiotic nation, he will be in confinement. |
He knlws better and will simply deny any embarrassing thing Trump uses to confront him. Leave sagacious Yekini alone. |
We all know the obas are no longer human so no surprises. The killers of christians even come as far as ogun state to flog an Oba and this one is talking like AI on low current. |
Why does Christian dominated ND oyel have a special ministry asides solid minerals and run on a different rule as regards sharing between christian vs Muslim dominated regions? An artisan miner can take his gold to dubai shaped like Libyan gold bar but not a poor fisherman from the creek with his oyel. |
Is Nigeria even suppose to exists? He can be interested in even the corn we grow. |
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