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Politics › Re: Onitsha Protests: Why The Sudden Bravery? by danvon(op): 9:27am On Jan 31
Mbanda:
Anti-nigeria you said grin grin
Is Nigeria not anti-Igbo?
So after treating Ndigboo like 3rd class citizens, you Nigerians still expect Igbos to love and embrace Nigeria?

Why do you guys love lying to yourselves?
Well you can vote, you have lands, you own property, Kanu was even given a fair trial. That is not standard 3rd class citizen treatment.
Health › Re: Normal Human Body Parameters: The Lifesaving Cheat Sheet Everyone Should Know by danvon(m): 9:25am On Jan 31
eagleonearth:
did you use the digital or clinical method to check? At what time of the day did you check?
I checked in a hospital, in the morning 9-11am.
Politics › Re: It’s Possible It’s An AI — Military Reacts To Viral Gentle De Yahoo Video by danvon(m): 9:24am On Jan 31
If you watched the video, observe how he
kept twitching almost like dancing, that is a sign of serious mental illness, and you would also notice the lack of personnel or weapons, for someone who is trying to inspire terror that is very very odd.

Whoever that person is, that person is not feeling well and is definitely incapable of arousing fear in anybody. Definitely not a commandant of anything.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-8qdKrOfqw
Health › Re: Normal Human Body Parameters: The Lifesaving Cheat Sheet Everyone Should Know by danvon(m): 9:15am On Jan 31
grin My last blood pressure was 139/68mmHg, I'm feeling very okay sha
Politics › Re: Onitsha Protests: Why The Sudden Bravery? by danvon(op): 6:18pm On Jan 30
Mbanda:
First of all, wetin be una problem with the sit at home protest wey Igbos dey do for their land?
because the sit at home is inherently anti Nigeria and Igbo land is in Nigeria
Politics › Re: Onitsha Protests: Why The Sudden Bravery? by danvon(op): 6:09pm On Jan 30
thomas2024:
If at this stage of your life, you still don’t understand Federal government complicity in these shenanigans, sponsoring unknown gun men to discredit IPOB, then sorry is your case. Are you not in Nigeria when Asari Dokubo was fingered in the sponsorship of UGM in the south east? They die the matter down as usual. The same government keep fighting terrorists in the northern part with kid gloves but when it comes to IPOB, they turn to lion king. What does that tell you? People say they want to go, you say no, they must stay back. Now, they stay back. Yet you are not happy they stay back, you keep giving yourself headache because their agitation is not meant. Na mumu Dey trust Nigeria government in this 21st century. I learn one thing so far. Anyone or organization Nigeria government especially APC government praises, be watchful but anyone they fight both tooth and nails, I’m proudly in support of that person. The media and Nigeria government will manipulate into loving people you suppose to hate, and also manipulate you to hate people you suppose to love. You can argue with me as usual because it’s easier to fool people than to convince them they have been fooled. And this is the reality of most tribalists in Nigeria. I’m a Yoruba guy but I detest anything associated with Tinubu and APC. Tinubu never mean well for the country but his family and cronies.




I had to dig this out for you so you get schooled on what is called double standard of the Nigeria government.
In December 2023 the Nigerian airforce launched a strike in Kaduna that killed over 70 people

In December 2024 there was another airstrike in Sokoto

In December 2025 there was another airsrike by the US in collab with Nigeria in the North

Nigeria is using kids glove on IPOB thats why some people can publicly offer tacit support to terrorists, with no serious consequences.
Politics › Re: Onitsha Protests: Why The Sudden Bravery? by danvon(op): 9:16pm On Jan 29
gidgiddy:
You think they sat at home out of fear? Do you know how big Onitsha main market is? Its probably the biggest market in Africa, you cant make the traders there sit home.

They sat at home because they want to
So why didnt they continue their sit at home, what changed?

Could it be the fact that it was a constituted authority that told them to sit at home?

It was rebellious and cool when IPOB ordered it but it is not cool to follow orders and abide by the law.
Politics › Re: Onitsha Protests: Why The Sudden Bravery? by danvon(op): 6:26pm On Jan 29
smileyoo:
ipob is never a terrorist group, and Nnamdi Kanu is just a political agitator, that is why Chicago - a state in US, recently honoured him with a citizenship award, because he is in prison as a political agitator, not as a terrorists .
The US can never recognize a terrorist as their citizen .
you guys have not been able to defeat the real jihadists' terrorists, that are killing and kidnapping group of Nigeria citizens like little chickens, yet you are ignorantly praying for the emergency of another terrorist group.
do you still love Nigeria ? then wish her well .
At least we agree that jihadists and kidnappers are our enemies and nobody will be sorry if they are shot...

Even those that secretly support them will never dare to publicly sing 'Shekau is another saviour'
Politics › Re: Onitsha Protests: Why The Sudden Bravery? by danvon(op): 6:20pm On Jan 29
chiagozien:
So deciding to rest on Sunday and Monday is endorsing criminality and terrorism?

How many days do government employees work and rest?

He should also force them to work from Monday to Saturday.
There is no place in this world where people rest on Monday, sabotaging the economic development of a region and altering the educational rhythm of children is nothing but criminal.

Anybody who tries to normalize it and make it seem ok and reasonable must be either a coward or a very lazy human being.
Politics › Re: Onitsha Protests: Why The Sudden Bravery? by danvon(op): 6:09pm On Jan 29
chiagozien:
But how did their personal decisions on their personal businesses become a problem?
Endorsing criminality and terrorism is everybody's business.
Politics › Re: Onitsha Protests: Why The Sudden Bravery? by danvon(op): 6:08pm On Jan 29
mrvitalis:
Everyone who has lived in the South East know unknown gun men are government agencies sponsored to give ipob bad names
This is some mental gymnastics you pulled here
Politics › Re: Onitsha Protests: Why The Sudden Bravery? by danvon(op): 6:07pm On Jan 29
mrvitalis:
You don't tell Igbos what to do especially when you try to force it
Funny how you forget Soludo is also an Igbo man, yet he must be told what to do, he must be forced to reopen the market
Education › Re: Alexander Linda Nkemdilim Graduates With 1st Class From UniLag, Netizens React by danvon(m): 4:56pm On Jan 29
Get it in medicine first
Politics › Re: Onitsha Protests: Why The Sudden Bravery? by danvon(op): 4:54pm On Jan 29
mrvitalis:
Who told you they sat at home out of fear?

People sit at home as a form of protest

We told you here no body can force igbos to sit at home if they don't want to

What song WERE they chanting during their protest?
So your saying all that talk of unknown gunmen was bullshit, like some people said.
Politics › Re: Onitsha Protests: Why The Sudden Bravery? by danvon(op): 4:52pm On Jan 29
mrvitalis:
Who told you they sat at home out of fear?

People sit at home as a form of protest

We told you here no body can force igbos to sit at home if they don't want to

What song WERE they chanting during their protest?
Why are they no more sitting at home? Since it is a form of protest - let them protest the market closure by sitting at home, why are they going public now?
Politics › Re: Onitsha Protests: Why The Sudden Bravery? by danvon(op): 4:51pm On Jan 29
Thewrath:
No one sat at home claiming to be terrified,it was and still is in solidarity with NK….soludo cannot decide how the people decide to show solidarity to NK,if the people want 30 months sit at home,it’s the people that will decide that,not Soludo.
In other words, they are in full solidarity with a terrorist anti state group and a convicted criminal, making them a bunch of terrorists and criminals. Anambra state has the right to defend itself and restore law and order.
Politics › Onitsha Protests: Why The Sudden Bravery? by danvon(op): 3:52pm On Jan 29
These are the same people who sat at home peacefully on Monday claiming they are terrified of unknown gun men, fast forward on Wednesday and they have become so bold and fearless.

Strange how they fear criminals more than they fear the police and army, strange how they take orders from an unelected foreigner than their own elected governor.

Why the sudden bravery?
Education › Re: Soludo Threatens To Shut Private Schools That Fail To Open On Mondays by danvon(m): 3:47pm On Jan 29
Elusive001:
Has he solved the insecurity problem in Anambra State?
A governor cannot solve insecurity without the support of the people.

When the people give tacit support to criminality there's nothing the governor can do.
Education › Re: Soludo Threatens To Shut Private Schools That Fail To Open On Mondays by danvon(m): 3:45pm On Jan 29
advanceDNA:
Lol…..
Businesses and pple are being harassed by a group but its the victims u want to punish by licking up their businesses some more..??


Una wise ooooo
You mean the people shouting Nnamdi Kanu is another saviour, those are the victims?
Education › Re: Soludo Threatens To Shut Private Schools That Fail To Open On Mondays by danvon(m): 3:44pm On Jan 29
Soludo is doing a great job, he acted a bit too late or maybe he was waiting for Nnamdi Kanu trial to be concluded.

But Soludo should discriminate, he should not punish everybody equally, punish some greater than others, especially the big big men.
Politics › Re: Onitsha Market: What Soludo Should Have Done Instead by danvon(op): 10:11pm On Jan 28
SisterAnn:
You make sense. But markets have their own government and it may not go as you think for the others whose shops are open.
Injury for one..
At the end of the day it would be their own businesses that are locked and at risk not the others, no amount of sympathy or audio support would erase the resentment.
Career › Re: Started My Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Licence Course Today (pics) by danvon(m): 8:58pm On Jan 28
Bros abeg, how much is the fees and what are the educational requirements?
Politics › Onitsha Market: What Soludo Should Have Done Instead by danvon(op): 8:51pm On Jan 28
One thing Soludo doesnt understand is that collective punishment is not really a punishment, let me explain...

I remember back in my secondary school days, a principal accused me of making noise on the assembly ground and asked me to kneel down on the assembly. The strange thing is even though she didnt flog me (i just knelt down) i actually felt more pained and embarassed than any beating i have received in the history of that school and i hated this principal more than i have ever hated any teacher.

Why? Because when those teachers flogged me they didnt flog only me, they flogged the ENTIRE CLASS with me, so i didnt feel the pain that much; but this principal punished ONLY ME for something i didnt even do and that was much more painful.

Soludo should learn how to discriminate, instead of going after the whole market, he should have locked random individual shops and let others be, this would turn the herd mentality (the root cause of sit at home) against itself.

Locking the whole market didnt punish anybody instead it united them. Most people want to be herds nobody want to be an individual.

Soludo should take correction and learn how to break protesters properly.

Lock random individual shops, and let them watch as others make their money.
Career › Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by danvon(m): 4:38pm On Jan 22
Love800:
Hello.

Can you explain this band A to me. What does it mean?
Is it the same with 33?
Yes
Career › Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by danvon(m): 10:37am On Jan 22
stanvesco:
what's a Band A light oh abeg. Does it mean you will always have light
They'll take it sometimes but you will have light 90% of the week.
Career › Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by danvon(m): 10:30am On Jan 22
folake4u:
I think Paypal is back to being available to Nigerians living in Nigeria.
Its available in Nigeria but you cannot receive money only send, and inspite of that you can get banned any day any time.
Career › Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by danvon(m): 8:37pm On Jan 21
Paypal seems to be biggest hurdle for remote workers. Banning you for no good reason other than your a Nigerian.

With band A, light is no longer a problem, with 4G router, internet is no longer a problem.
Business › Re: Age When They First Hit $1 Billion by danvon(m): 12:03pm On Jan 20
Sam Bankman is in prison

And i think Larry was arrested.
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Is Fraudster In ADC To Reconnect With Fellow Criminals — Deji Adeyanju by danvon(m): 3:43am On Jan 20
So Deji is now the enemy simply because he condemned the Lord and Saviour
Politics › Re: FG Rejects Northern Elders’ Claim On Lagos Gold Refinery by danvon(m): 10:03am On Jan 19
Newsmills:
But the private gold refinery in Lagos,where will the company get the gold from to refine,proximity to raw material and market are crucial to siting of industry.A lying government.
Lagos has the largest market in West Africa plus a good place for shipping, much better than a bandit/religious fanatics region.
Politics › The Return Of Balance Of Power Politics by danvon(op): 8:58am On Jan 18
Balance of power politics is a form a political philosophy based on the idea that when a nation becomes too powerful, they become a threat and they 'might' use that power to impose upon other states, hence for security purposes ensure they never become too powerful by either weakening them or strengthening yourself, it is better to be safe than sorry.

This form of politics was widely practiced in Europe moreso than any continent. The major reason for world war one was primarily because Prussia (Germany) became fully industrialized and therefore it was becoming too powerful at a rapid rate, hence it needed to be checked. Prussia didn't reassure nations when they decided to invade Belgium a neutral country.

But after world war one President Woodrow Wilson of the USA introduced a strange form of politics called 'Moral Diplomacy' he advocated that nations should not work together strictly based on strategic and military interests but instead based on shared moral principles, to this effect he created the League of Nations which he hoped would resolve disputes peacefully and collectively without resorting to wars. World war two however showed just how useless the league of nations was.

After the fall of the Soviet Union, USA officially became the most powerful country in the world, traditionally Europe should have returned to its balance of power politics and try to either become powerful enough to counter the USA or weaken the USA to their level. Europe instead went the opposite direction they reduced military spending and left all their security in the hands of the USA.

Russia would show them the error of that mistake and now USA under Trump is also showing them the error of that mistake.

I think the balance of power politics is finally returning and i think we will watch the United Nations become more and more useless than it is already.
Culture › Re: Masquerade Attacks Artist On Stage In Anambra (Video) by danvon(m): 12:04pm On Jan 17
They will soon ban masquerades

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