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This is goodnews if you ask me.

So, since the first one had no impact the US should rain 100 more. Definitely one or two will meet the target.

You did not "allow" you simply had no choice.

Crazy to think that just few months ago, some APC rats on here said the US was just joking.

Delulu. Some of these guys live in delulu kingdom.

Well, there's more strikes to come, that's for sure.

FreeStuffsNG:
Hmmmm. Iran will wipe them out niyen. This was why US hastily called for end to the war after 12 days of relentless pummeling by Iran.

While Iran has rebuilt they're yet to rebuild because Trump is now under obligation to quickly rebuild Gaza to avoid his legacy in office as being that of neing complicit in the Gaza genocide.

Self delusion—a man held captive by his own self. Only God himself can helo you in this your current situation.

YesDaddyTill203:
What section was not in the original bill? Why didn't the ADC spell out the specifics instead of relying on noise?

The desperation of the out-of-office politicians in the All Desperate Criminals - ADC is laughable and pathetic.

That means you haven't been following what the lawmaker raised in the house of assembly.

No part of the original bill empowered the tax office to arrest people. No part.

What you're doing isn't defending the government, it's leaving a digital footprint that your children will be ashamed of.

Data boy no be work.

Kingosytex:
Burkina Faso would have done same if the reverse happened to be the case. What exactly is your point?

Burkina Faso's leaders won't be so foolish to invade another country's airspace unauthorized.

Skj13777:
Funny man. Lagos to Ibadan express way was bad to the extent that southwest had. To address the then Fulani president who was prioritising Northern Nigeria at the time. Stop complaining pls

And has the Lagos-Ibadan Express way Ben fixed now?

At this point, I believe this speaker guy is going beyond his borders. There's nothing he can use against Fubara now because as it's stands, Fubara - as a governor now in APC is the political leader of the speaker. Except the speaker wants to decamp again.

The speaker should keep quiet and govern instead of these political gimmicks he's throwing around.

One of the most insensitive thing I've ever seen. More so because it's coming from someone we expect and think is "mature"

So, if it was Hitler, you would have voted him because Nigerians offended you?

I hope you are well offended now to vote another person or who knows, vote Tinubu again?

Very irresponsible for the FG to not lift a Former President in a direct situation like that.


Shameful really.

Burob:
The black man no just get sense, so when oyibo man talk say I am coming to destroy your country, they Jubilate.

Trump never said he's coming to destroy the country. He said he's coming to destroy terrorists.

You need to go back to school if you can't comprehend simple English.

Someone on this forum said all Trump has been saying was "a joke"

I honestly think there should be a form of verification of mental stability before one is allowed into the politics section of this forum.

Moveittothem:
i dreamt twice about a military uprising in this country, I'm not joking.

What could that mean?

Has anyone had similar dream of a major event in Nigeria?

I did.

It's serious.

mastermose:
You are the only sensible person left on this platform. Kudos, man.

I hope you know that designating that guy as the "only" sensible person means you are NOT sensible?

You're not even sensible enough to realize the meaning of what you said.

89green:
Who still believes piers morgan, no one gives a crap about the guy, you want to push a false Christian genocide narrative on international media instead of addressing the insurgency in general. He does same regarding Gaza. The likes of Mehdi Hasan always destroy him

Apparently, the minister believes him and takes him serious. Else, why would he go to the show?

buygala:
One of the statements made by Lieutenant Yarima while he was defending his actions of blocking Wike the FCT Minister from access to a property was "once a General, always a General'.

I have done my private research by combing through the Armed Forces Act which established all branches of the Nigerian Armed forces, as well as the Nigerian Constitution which provides their foundational legal authority, and I have seen nothing supporting this frequently bandied assertion that "once a General, always a General'...

If anyone has any legal provision supporting this assertion, please do well to draw it to our attention ...If there is none, then we must call a spade a spade and not a spoon...

As far as I am aware, even the President/Commander-in-Chief, once he leaves office, is not "once a Commander-in-Chief always a Commander-in-Chief' ....All Nigerian Presidents have quietly retired...Even Buhari with all the power he wielded as President, quietly retired to Daura to rest and enjoy his family until he quietly passed on...Even Obasanjo that was both a Military and Democratic President, has never been in the news for constituting a stumbling block to extant authority...

So I am at a loss as to why, someone who has retired from the armed forces as Chief of Naval Staff, will continue giving orders to active members of the armed forces even to the extent of frustrating a sitting Minister's duty...

Of Course I am also aware that senior officers and ex-officers like Buratai and the current CDS have aligned with that Lieutenant's action obeying a retired officer's orders at the expense of an sitting Minister..

But as far as I am concerned, Buratai and the current CDS are simply supporting a system that favors or will favor them in the future... Buratai as EX-COAS enjoys his full perks of retirement which obviously includes the "once a General, always a General' title which grants him certain extra privileges...The sitting CDS is also very aware that he will also retire at some point in the future, so he will be wise to protect that whole "once a General always a General' thing so that he too can enjoy it upon retirement..

However, while in one breath we are berating Wike for lawlessness and abuse of office, we should not in same breath support this whole "once a General always a General' thing if it has no legal foundation, as it will be the height of lawlessness if a few men can sit somewhere and decide that they can drop a uniform and the responsibility/danger/duty that comes with it, but not drop the command benefits and ostensibly illegal perks that go with it...

If we must crucify Wike, we must also examine that retired CNS's authority to issue an order to countermand a sitting Minister...What is good for Greece must also be good for Uganda

After all said and done, these soldiers are employees of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, and must like everyone else, be subject to its laws...Even a President isn't always a President issuing laws and stuff after retirement...

Of course all my complains will be moot if someone supplies a law supporting that "once a General always a General' tradition that military retirees frequently rely on to perpetrate impunity outside their service years.

Your whole thread is based on a false statement.

The officer didn't say "once a soldier, always a soldier" as you have attributed him to say. He said, a Vice Admiral is always a Vice Admiral. This is based on Military Tradition. Just as a Former president is still referred to as president. A professor is always a professor eve after retirement. A Senator is always a referred to as a senator eve after he's out of the office.

Tradition. In this case, military tradition.

There's a guy that's always shouting "no foreign interference" lately on this forum. It's time for him to come and do his job.

3seriez:
Maybe christian villages in Borno but I assure you Zamfara, Sokoto and Kebbi are 99% Muslims. We have a problem with killing, no matter which faith the victims practice. Its the hypocrisy that its only one side taking the heat for me.

Zamfara, Sokoto and Kebbi are 99% Muslim?

You're funny o. I'm sure you've never crossed the SW before. But continue sha. I blame anybody that takes you serious.

helinues:
Before the Trump's noise, there was a plan to change the security chiefs. The investigation about those behind the insecurity in Nigeria most especially the arms dealers, gun runners.
Those are the people who ran to the lobbyists to divert our attention. Hands will soon touch them.

The alleged coup attempt was within the military to stop the investigation one way or the other, when that failed, they reached out to Trump.

Trump has kept quiet about the issue as he has been lectured about the reality on ground.

Are there unjust killing in Nigeria? Yes

Are christians or any other faith targeted: Hell No

Have you ever lived in the north? Have you ever spent one day in the North?

If not, you have no right to speak on this matter of christian genocide.

zero8zero:
I would have taken you serious if you have ever seen or touched such a prestigious award before. Be like that award still dey pain una.

Getting a "prestigious" award doesn't insulate him from being criticized or getting called out when he does something wrong.

Take the L to your prof since it's very personal to you.

Putindbutt:
Hunger too dey wire this guy, the way he dey always lament and wail on this forum, no be here. . We don already advice you that Yahoo Yahoo no be work, find better work do.
This your everyday insults did not help you during Buhari time and it will still not help you, even in 2027. You will cry tire my brother. If na by insults, your life for don change for better.

Data boy no be work sha.

Seun Mynd44 you are leaving this Antichristian person to roam about Christian threads fueling religious anger and hatred. This is allowed while Islam threads are blocked and people must swear before being allowed to comment on Islam threads.

Now, you'll say you are unaware, and that's why I'm bringing it to your notice now. This guy is always the first ti comment on christian threads and topics with provocative comments.

If indeed you promote peace and indiscrimination on this forum why are you leaving this person unchecked?

What's the difference between this and tribal and ethnic provocation?

I believe you know what to do.

casualobserver:
He owe or he no owe?

Make sure you read and comprehend before commenting. The man wasn't owing rather it's his tenant that was owing.

Read.

nairalanda1:
The same pdp that did not fufil the 2009 agreement as well.

Also under the same pdp, the universities were still a mess as they are now

Yes, but under PDP the fees weren't as expensive as they are now.

LagosOrigin:
See as everywhere clean and the kind of beautiful houses 🏘️ in the photo .

But post Ibadan and you will see brown roofs everywhere .

South east is indeed blessed.

This is a very foolish and tribalistic comment. Absolutely not needed. You shouldn't become what you condemn.

Lanretoye:
To get 1m people protest for Nigeria will be a hard nut to crack.

That's if the police doesn't kill 500,000 inside.

AntiChristian:
Men and women are not Equal. You can't tell your mum she has the same right as your mum! Rather everyone has their own rights while one right is superior! Your bigotry stinks!

1. Genesis 2:18, 21-23 (NIV) — Creation of Woman from Man
"The Lord God said, 'It is not good for the man to be alone. I will make a helper suitable for him.' ... So the Lord God caused the man to fall into a deep sleep; and while he was sleeping, he took one of the man’s ribs and then closed up the place with flesh. Then the Lord God made a woman from the rib he had taken out of the man, and he brought her to the man. The man said, 'This is now bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh; she shall be called “woman,” for she was taken out of man.'"

This passage is often interpreted to mean that woman was created as a helper and subordinate to man.

2. 1 Corinthians 11:3 (NIV) — Headship Principle
"But I want you to realize that the head of every man is Christ, and the head of the woman is man, and the head of Christ is God."

This verse is frequently cited to establish a hierarchy where man has authority over woman.

3. Ephesians 5:22-24 (NIV) — Wives and Husbands
"Wives, submit yourselves to your own husbands as you do to the Lord. For the husband is the head of the wife as Christ is the head of the church, his body, of which he is the Savior. Now as the church submits to Christ, so also wives should submit to their husbands in everything."

This passage explicitly calls for wives to submit to their husbands, implying a leadership role for men in marriage.

4. 1 Timothy 2:11-14 (NIV) — Women’s Role in Teaching
"A woman should learn in quietness and full submission. I do not permit a woman to teach or to assume authority over a man; she must be quiet. For Adam was formed first, then Eve. And Adam was not the one deceived; it was the woman who was deceived and became a sinner."

This passage is often interpreted as restricting women from leadership or authoritative teaching roles in the church.

5. 1 Peter 3:1-6 (NIV) — Wives and Husbands
"Wives, in the same way submit yourselves to your own husbands so that, if any of them do not believe the word, they may be won over without words by the behavior of their wives... For this is the way the holy women of the past who put their hope in God used to adorn themselves, by submitting to their own husbands."

Again, this passage emphasizes submission of wives to husbands.

You had to go to the bible to defend something done by a mosque. That's absurd.

Now the verses you quoted showed the submission of a WIFE to her own HUSBAND. Not a woman to a man. I hope you get the difference?

Richtaiwo:
It was reported that Otti spends 10 bn per km of road in Abia, your ilk are all over the thread explaining. But here you are calling a person a thief for 7.5bn on coastal road. Oya, open the thread to see explanation.

https://www.nairaland.com/8536242/abia-state-holds-record-most#137069327

This link you posted is an unverified report from a reputed nairaland APC supporter.

No source, no proof just beer parlor talk.

FIRDAUS3:
hijab is a concept of modesty and humility associated with women, it is for a Muslim women to cover their hair and neck. It is a voluntary act of worship, an outward symbol of inner faith, modesty and devotion to God.
it is the Quran's instructions for modest behavior and dressing, the hijab embodies the Islamic ideal of modesty (Awrah) Wearing the hijab is an outward manifestation of an inner commitment to worship (ALLAAH) and a reminder to embody the dignity it represents.
you can't give what you don't have, this is a school that belongs to the Government how possible some disgruntled element enforcing an act which is against what the law interpret.

The decision to wear a hijab is a personal one, rooted in religious principles and individual interpretation, who are you to tell us how to practice our religion? if your religion permit you to used the restroom and use tissue paper to clean yourself , what's my business telling you the proper way to clean yourself after visiting the toilet? you can have S*x with your partner and go to the church, your religion didn't say anything disregarding the action but my Religion guides my way in every of my steps and actions.
who the Fu*K are you to tell us on how and where to use hijab

Nice speech. Just know that your bark didn't cross nairaland sha.