Politics › Re: El-rufai Will Be Punished For Tapping NSA’s Phone – Bayo Onanuga by dederocs(m): 3:18pm On Feb 14 |
It's a serious offence. Politicians have destroyed this country too much, we must start to hold politicians accountable... Nigeria must take it's national security seriously. This is a serious offence. Politicians are not above the law.
What he said about government listening to our calls is nonsense and gibberish, of course, if you are being investigated, with a court order, government can listen to an individual's call...but you have no right as a private individual to wiretap anyone, talk more of the NSA. I expect full investigation and prosecution. |
Politics › Re: Abductions: El-rufai's Opponents Accuse Him Of Hypocrisy. by dederocs(m): 1:38pm On Feb 14 |
AMINDA: This video was just published by SaharaReporters a few minutes ago. Show me a post of yours blaming the Kwara governor or Tinubu. Boko Haram is even accusing the government of cover-up, hence their decision to release the video. Tinubu is in Kebbi today attending a fishing festival and begging for Fulani votes. He will be in Kano on Monday to receive the newly defected governor. Continue to bury your head in the sand.
I think you are quoting the wrong person. I am not a sycophant, please check my posts. I don't glorify any politician in Nigeria, because they are mainly mediocres and political jobbers...am just saying he should face his corruption charges and stop beating around the book. If he broke the law, he should be dealt with. Politicians have caused Nigeria a lot of harm, I don't pity them, not anyone of them. |
Crime › Re: The $14 Trillion Heist: How Blackrock Secretly Bought The Global Economy by dederocs(m): 1:36pm On Feb 14 |
GildedTruth: You’re 100% right about one thing: The game is the problem. But here is where I disagree: Just because we 'accepted' capitalism doesn't mean we accepted the end of the Rule of Law.
In every game, there are rules to keep it fair (Anti-Trust laws, insider trading bans, competition acts). What I’m pointing out is that the 'Players' have become so powerful they’ve rewritten the rulebook in the middle of the match.
If we just say 'it’s the game' and walk away, we ignore three dangerous shifts:
1. The Death of Sovereignty: When a 'Player' becomes more powerful than the government you voted for, you no longer live in a democracy; you live in a Corporatocracy.
2. The End of the 'Free' in Free Market: If the game is 'Winner Takes All,' and the winner now owns the air, the water, and the debt of the losers, the game is over. There is no 'next round' for your children to play.
3. The Illusion of Choice: You say 'don't blame the player,' but if the player is using your pension money and your tax-funded bailouts to buy up your neighborhood, you aren't just a spectator—you are the prize.
I’m not just 'blaming' the player; I’m blowing the whistle because the 'Game' has turned into a Hostage Situation.
If you’re fine with a world where competition is dead and the scoreboard is fixed, then we agree on the facts and just differ on the stakes. I’m just curious: at what point does the 'Game' become too expensive for you to keep playing? I see your point, but the rules of the 'game' is not being broken, it's just a little rigged in favour of the big corporations...more capacity wins in this game. |
Politics › Re: Abductions: El-rufai's Opponents Accuse Him Of Hypocrisy. by dederocs(m): 12:40pm On Feb 14 |
This man has nothing to offer...we all know the accusations when he was governor in Kaduna, we all saw the cries and bleeding of southern Kaduna people. He is not a liberal, he is not open minded, he has shown his nepotistic stance over and over again. He has nothing good to offer Nigeria. |
Crime › Re: The $14 Trillion Heist: How Blackrock Secretly Bought The Global Economy by dederocs(m): 12:38pm On Feb 14 |
GildedTruth: You’ve touched on a very important point, but you’re comparing apples to a global orchard.
When Mark Zuckerberg bought WhatsApp and Instagram, he created a Product Monopoly. He owns the platforms, but he doesn't own the banking system, the energy sector, and the military-industrial complex. If Facebook crashes tomorrow, the world still eats.
The 'Gilded Truth' about BlackRock is that they aren't just buying 'apps'; they are buying the infrastructure of human survival.
Here is the difference your logic is missing: 1. Vertical vs. Horizontal Power: Zuckerberg is 'Vertical' (Social Media). BlackRock is 'Horizontal.' They own the top stakes in Pfizer, ExxonMobil, Lockheed Martin, AND the banks that fund them. In 'Pure Capitalism,' these industries check and balance each other. In the $14 Trillion Shadow Government, one entity sits at the top of ALL of them. That’s not a monopoly; that’s a Sovereign Corporate State.
2. The "Too Big To Fail" Subsidy: When Zuckerberg makes a mistake, his stock drops (like the Meta-verse pivot). When BlackRock’s investments were at risk in 2020, the Federal Reserve hired BlackRock to manage the bailout. That is the opposite of 'Pure Economics.' In a free market, if you fail, you die. BlackRock has reached a level where the Government acts as their 'Insurance Policy.' That’s not capitalism—that’s Crony Corporatism.
3. Choice vs. Illusion: You can choose to delete WhatsApp. You cannot 'delete' the fact that BlackRock is the primary landlord of thousands of family homes or the primary holder of your country’s national debt.
Monopolies like Zuckerberg are the 'Players' who got too big. BlackRock is the Referee who decided to buy the stadium, the teams, and the broadcast rights.
If you think this is just 'winner takes all,' you're watching the game. I’m showing you who owns the scoreboard. Which one is more dangerous? Once capitalism is the accepted world economic and monetary system... there will definitely be playas who owns shit...this is my point. Don't blame the player, look at the game. The world accepted capitalism. |
Politics › Re: Explosive Wiretap Claim Rocks Presidency – El-Rufai Vs NSA Ribadu Sparks Tension by dederocs(m): 9:45am On Feb 14 |
In Nigeria we allow weak men with zero intelligence and zero contribution to nation, commit serious offences and go away with it, just because they are politicians...do politicians have a different law from the citizens? |
Crime › Re: The $14 Trillion Heist: How Blackrock Secretly Bought The Global Economy by dederocs(m): 9:16am On Feb 14 |
GildedTruth: You are exactly right—it is capitalism. But there is a massive difference between the Free Market Capitalism that rewards innovation and the Monopolistic Asset Management that BlackRock and Vanguard have mastered.
Here is the 'Gilded Truth' that economics textbooks often skip: 1. The 'Common Ownership' Trap: In a true capitalist system, Coca-Cola and Pepsi should compete. But when BlackRock and Vanguard are the top shareholders of both, the 'competition' is an illusion. They aren't trying to win; they’ve already won both sides of the game. That’s not a 'winner takes all' market—that’s a duopoly that eliminates the need for competition entirely.
2. The Aladdin Algorithm: Pure economics relies on human decision-making and risk. BlackRock uses an AI called Aladdin that manages $21 trillion in risk. When one company's AI dictates the flow of more money than the GDP of the United States, we are no longer in 'pure economics.' We are in an Algorithmic Technocracy.
3. The ESG Leverage: In traditional capitalism, the only goal is profit. But these firms now use 'Social Scores' (ESG) to force companies to adopt specific political and social agendas, even if it hurts the bottom line. That isn't 'pure economics'—it's Central Planning disguised as a private fund.
The video isn't insinuating that capitalism is a crime; it’s exposing how the 'Invisible Architects' have hacked the system so that 'The Market' is no longer free. If one company owns the bank, the oil, and the media, are you really living in a free market, or just a very well-managed 'Gilded' cage? Capitalism encourages monopoly, mark Zuckerberg bought WhatsApp, Instagram etc... |
Crime › Re: The $14 Trillion Heist: How Blackrock Secretly Bought The Global Economy by dederocs(m): 8:31pm On Feb 13 |
It's capitalism, winner takes all, you are trying to insinuate things from your imagination. It's pure economics, capitalism. |
Politics › Re: Details Of Atiku's Visit To El-rufai After Airport Drama (Video) by dederocs(m): 7:12pm On Feb 13 |
A theatre of mediocres, sycophants and political jobbers. |
Islam › Re: New League Of Imams And Alfas Will Bring Boko Haram To Southwest – Grand Mufti by dederocs(m): 6:00pm On Feb 13 |
He is right...they will sell out their land for crumbs. |
Culture › Re: Oba Kadir Adebara of Jebba: Kwara Oba Who Refused To Bow To The Emir by dederocs(m): 3:46pm On Feb 13 |
Wise strong Oba, he knows history. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor David Ibiyeomie: My Expensive Watches Are Gifts (Video) by dederocs(m): 12:58pm On Feb 13 |
Be like say this one no flex as small pikin  |
Travel › Re: Husband Dies, Wife Injured In Lagos Auto Crash by dederocs(m): 12:44pm On Feb 13 |
Road safety, lastma and traffic management enforcement agencies should focus on articulated vehicles and public transport. |
Career › Re: Skills To Learn That Can Make You A Millionaire In A Year by dederocs(op): 9:51am On Feb 13 |
Gambling makes you loose focus, and messes with your mental intelligence and articulation.
Learn a skill, build your empire. |
Politics › Re: Try Everything To Make Your In-laws Like You — Omotola Jalade Ekeinde Advises by dederocs(m): 9:50am On Feb 13 |
A good woman will be loved naturally. |
Politics › Re: We Will Send Tinubu Back To Bourdillon In 2027 - Lauretta Onochie by dederocs(m): 9:49am On Feb 13 |
Another sycophant  |
Politics › Re: USA Proposes A Bill To Target Illegal Chinese Mining In Nigeria by dederocs(m): 6:55am On Feb 13 |
This is part of what is funding the bandits those rich minerals in the mines. Bandits extort the illegal miners, thereby getting more money to.buy guns. |
Politics › Re: Religious Freedom Violations: APC, NNPP Back Kwankwaso As US Sanctions Looms by dederocs(m): 10:15am On Feb 12 |
Birds of same feather flock together. |
Politics › Re: Dangote Refinery Reaches Full 650,000 BPD Capacity, Sets Global Benchmark by dederocs(m): 10:14am On Feb 12*. Modified: 11:13am On Feb 12 |
Federal government work with Dangote refinery, give him tax concessions so that he can sell cheap to Nigerians. We need to stop importing PMS so our naira value rise.
When we stop importing PMS, demand for dollars reduces drastically, this MUST increase the value of naira. It's simple balance of payments in economics.
I wonder why we are daft, we know what to do we don't do it.
A valuable naira will give us the best value from our efforts and value/resources, if our naira is strong, we will make much more money from exports, this is the way to true prosperity and wealth for a people. Value in your human resources, natural resources and capital resources.
I expect Tinubu to make strengthening the naira a top economic policy, it's possible by refining at least 70% of our crude in refineries across Nigeria, private refineries...the value chain will be tremendous. A strong naira means our crude will be worth much more. |
Business › Re: Naira Slides Below ₦1,350/$, Deepest Level Since May 2024 by dederocs(m): 10:08am On Feb 12 |
If we stop importing pms and start exporting our naira would get stronger, as this indicates, it's because of the brief halt in importation of PMS that strengthened the naira.
Federal government should be working with Dangote Oil, instead of wasting money on useless refineries. I wonder why we are so daft. |
Family › Re: A Beautiful Single Mother Of Two Cried Out For Disobeying Her Mother's Advice by dederocs(m): 5:04am On Feb 12 |
Beauty means nothing, beauty is sold in the street 40k a night. Only dumb girls overrate beauty these days. Most of them are looking for billionaires, but how many billionaires do we have in Nigeria?
The worst part is most of them have no value. |
Politics › Re: US Lawmakers Want Herdsmen Designated As Foreign Terrorist Organisation (FTO) by dederocs(m): 7:32pm On Feb 11 |
Gerhards: During the Akufo regime when they change voter's card, those Fulani in the Northern Ghana tried to use Hausa's to register too, but those Ghana Northerners refused and exposed the Fulanis at the registering center and they were arrested immediately and this issue scared others from coming out to register, because during the registration you must explain the part of Ghana you came from and they will listen to your accent and other questions you have to answer which is impossible unless you are true Ghanaian. Those Northern Ghanaian are very wise and different unlike their Nigeria counter part who are being used by everybody country we share border with up North. The northerners in Ghana are smart and progressive...the northern political class in Nigeria is the problem, you see how they release terrorists, that is a clear sign, tagging them repentant, how can a terrorist with deep religious ideological radicalisation and indoctrination change, after all the blood he has spilled, change to what? They are deceiving themselves in northern Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: US Lawmakers' Bill To Sanction Kwankwaso & Fulani Militias by dederocs(m): 3:40pm On Feb 11 |
nationalnwa: Na US dey make laws for us now? Go school you no free, in their own laws. Abi you never hear of the killings of herdsmen? |
Romance › Re: Let's Be Real Here Do All Races In The World Have The Same Iq Level by dederocs(m): 2:56pm On Feb 11 |
Africans, Nigeria in particular, dumbed down during the slave trade era, religion is one of the dumbing down tools, now we are dumbed down by chronic consumerism. |
Politics › Re: US Lawmakers' Bill To Sanction Kwankwaso & Fulani Militias by dederocs(m): 2:04pm On Feb 11 |
anonimi: Since the December strike, families of innocent northerners who were killed, have not been sleeping easy.
Those who were collateral damages to Trump’s search for Muslim terrorists accused of committing genocide against Christians, won’t find your comment funny. So you don't care about the over 1 million Nigerians, killed, displaced and affected by bokoharam and jihadists terrorists kidnappers? |
Politics › Re: US Lawmakers' Bill To Sanction Kwankwaso & Fulani Militias by dederocs(m): 2:03pm On Feb 11 |
Very good. God bless Donald Trump, God bless the lawmaker, God bless America. |
Crime › Re: Nigerian Soldiers Kill 16 ISWAP Terrorists, Rescue 11 Victims by dederocs(m): 12:52pm On Feb 11 |
All supporters, suppliers, sponsors, enablers and supporters of terrorists must be eliminated, this is the only way to obliterate terrorists from Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: US Lawmakers Want Herdsmen Designated As Foreign Terrorist Organisation (FTO) by dederocs(m): 12:39pm On Feb 11 |
Kemetian: DO YOU PEOPLE ACTUALLY REALISE THAT THOSE HERDSMEN PROIVIDE 100% OF YOUR MEAT AND PROTEIN?
SO, IF YOU DESIGNATE THEM AS A ''TERRORIST GROUP'', WHAT HAPPENS TO YOUR MEAT, POMO, SHAKI FOR LUNCH AND DINNER??
IMAGINE STARVING YOURSELVES OUT OF HATRED FOR NORTHERNERS.
PROBABLY LESS THAN 1% OF THOSE HERDSMEN HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN ANY KILLING, ARE YOU ACTUALLY AWARE OF THAT?? we can rear cows. Human being is more important than cow. Cow meat is red meat not even that healthy. We have goats, pigs, rams , fish even cows in abundance in South. We don't want herdsmen around Southern Nigeria, we can rear our cows in ranches without herdsmen, we will get our ranch and rear cows. We have indigenous youths, they will cater for our cows, It's not rocket science to rear cows. Herdsmen have killed thousands, life matters to us, human lives have value to us. |
Politics › Re: Niger: Preachers, Imams Must Submit Their Scriptures For Review - Gov Bago by dederocs(m): 11:12am On Feb 11 |
This is the crux of the matter, this is what they should have done since, and avoid all unnecessary killings by jihadists, because those extremists fundamentalists imams and clerics under their nefarious pay masters who control these evil extremists ideology, live around you people in the north, you see them, you hear their intolerant jihadists sermons, arrest them, prosecute them, don't allow a few men destroy northern Nigeria because of their selfish little monetary interests from their Arab paymasters. Arrest them, prosecute and jail extremists preachers, they twist and bend the beautiful creative minds of the innocent northern kids and youths. |
Politics › Re: Riley Moore Introduces Nigeria Religious Freedom & Accountability Act Of 2026 by dederocs(m): 11:08am On Feb 11 |
Make them continue their jihad, we all go die here |
Politics › Re: US Lawmakers Want Herdsmen Designated As Foreign Terrorist Organisation (FTO) by dederocs(m): 11:06am On Feb 11 |
Axis313: Nigeria is gradually becoming 51st state of USA,no thanks to our so called leaders. Isis and jihadists terrorists brought them in, since them no wan hear word... |
Politics › Re: US Lawmakers Want Herdsmen Designated As Foreign Terrorist Organisation (FTO) by dederocs(m): 11:05am On Feb 11 |
Herdsmen are definitely terrorists, they have killed thousands of innocent Nigerians, dislodging people from ancestral homes, definitely a terrorist movement. |