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Politics › Re: Dele Momodu Calls Utomi "Undemocratic" For Ruling Out Obi As VP Candidate by DeepSight(m): 7:53am On Jan 03
Kam2021:
But as it is now,Atiku and PO on the same ticket is what will give life to ADC.Obi is younger and you don't expect Atiku to be his vice.
Obi going for presidency and Atiku vice is a repetition of 2023 mistake.
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They don't even understand the simple fact that Atiku is not eligible for the VP slot anymore since he has served two terms as VP.
Politics › Re: Dele Momodu Calls Utomi "Undemocratic" For Ruling Out Obi As VP Candidate by DeepSight(m): 7:51am On Jan 03
jamafa:
You called Tinubu disaster or You daft. If not because you b confirm Olodo, how can you call Tinubu such name??

Make your parents go collect back thier school fees 😂

Shame on you!
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Tinubu is not just a disaster he is a corrupt calamity.
Sports › Re: Police Detain Anthony Joshua’s Driver Over Fatal Crash That Claimed Two Lives by DeepSight(m): 7:33am On Jan 03
Politics › Re: Every Minister Knew Fuel Subsidy Was Killing Nigeria — Kemi Adeosun by DeepSight(m): 11:05pm On Jan 02
BondRiv:
The states are not properly utilising the funds they are getting. Rivers State is an example, but we will fix that problem in 2027.
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Are you not the same person who says the godfather in Rivers must be allowed to steal Rivers money?

Joker.
Romance › Re: There’s A Strange Trend In Nigeria Right Now by DeepSight(m): 10:04pm On Jan 02
anonimi:
Since when did outliers become the norm for anything huh
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Didnt say they were the norm oh.
Romance › Re: There’s A Strange Trend In Nigeria Right Now by DeepSight(m): 9:54pm On Jan 02
OP has not jammed wealthy high powered women from astonishingly well heeled families who are pros on a different level.
Politics › Re: EFCC, NCOS Officials Clash In Court Over Ex-agf Malami by DeepSight(m): 4:45pm On Jan 02
Burob:
Your former Oga & mentor is now despicable to u now?

Chai, but when he was in conflict with the APC, Rotimi Amaechi & President Buhari 2015-2023 he was honorable & held in high esteem by yourself & fellow Obidients?
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Can you show me where I ever considered Wike honourable or held him in high esteem?

Can you also show me where I have been a supporter of Peter Obi?
Politics › Re: EFCC, NCOS Officials Clash In Court Over Ex-agf Malami by DeepSight(m): 3:55pm On Jan 02
Burob:
Like I rightly concluded your confusing statement was established on disgruntled hate, not logic, thx for the confirmation.

Please 🙏 next time, learn not to be in a haste to make statements out of hate & anger, it will only expose you, & lead u to exclaim nonsensical irrationality.
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If you dont understand that Wike is despicable, that speaks to your character, class and upbringing.
Pathetic.
Politics › Re: EFCC, NCOS Officials Clash In Court Over Ex-agf Malami by DeepSight(m): 3:30pm On Jan 02
Burob:
If your superiors tell u to go & guard a property which is not a naval officers duty in the first instance, & more so the said property does not have any legal title in law, it is legally wrong as u admitted, but it is morally right to u also abi?

U just yapped nonsense, & contradicted yourself because of your personal hatred for Nyesom Wike your former mentor & Oga.
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Lol, how was he ever my mentor or boss.
Look we all have different ideas of what's right and wrong, let's leave it at that.

Yes I despise Wike as I should, for he is eminently despicable.
Politics › Re: EFCC, NCOS Officials Clash In Court Over Ex-agf Malami by DeepSight(m): 2:26pm On Jan 02
WizardOfNG:
Again, the lack of institutional integrity and strong adherence to the principle of separation of power shames Nigeria publicly.

I am sure somewhere, in the rule book, it is made clear who should do what in this situation. Yet, vested interested means some overstep their jurisdiction.

Just like how we all read, according to the rule of law, that the silly and misguided Yarima erred legally and jurisdictionally preventing a duly mandated Minister of the Federal republic of Nigeria carry out his duty on behalf of Mr.President who is commander in chief of the Nigerian armed forces.
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What is legal is distinct from what is moral. And I believe we all know that Lt. Yerima did what was morally right, even if legally wrong.

What is also clear is that -

1. He was not acting on his own authority so he cannot and should not be held responsible. His superiors who mandated his actions should be.

2. Wike was there to carry out an illegality.

3. Wike's conduct was his usual gutter conduct

4. Most Nigerians were delighted to see the village bully stared down firmly.
Politics › Re: Fubara Deceived Us, Boasted Tinubu Would Force Wike To Support His Reelection’, by DeepSight(m): 10:39am On Jan 02
BondRiv:
Why do people accept godfatherism to get into office? I couldn't care less about godfatherism. I hate treachery.
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There is something deeply wrong with the mindset of people like you who believe that loyalty is owed to a former governor who steals billions from you and then uses it to hold permanent control of your commonwealth for his private gain. In saying you hate treachery, you really mean that the governor must submit to Wike, which simply means handover control of the treasury to him so that he can keep stealing from you. What kind of slavery and Stockholm Syndrome is this?

BondRiv:
This is politics. You can honour agreements without violating the constitution. It is not an excuse to not honour agreements.
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What agreement? Can you tell us what the agreement was?
You know it is an agreement to hand over the treasury to Wike as well as all authority in the State. Is that not illegal?
Foreign Affairs › Re: How Global Economic Power Shifted Between The Era Of 1980–2025 by DeepSight(m): 9:35am On Jan 02
Racoon:
Imagine India a third world country like Nigeria springing up from nowhere in the 2000s to be among the 5th reckoning economies in 2025.

Meanwhile Nigeria with much resources( human, economic and natural) than India is still trailing behind abysmally in every good indices of assessment even on the African continent.
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How does Nigeria have more human, economic and natural resources than India?

Nigeria only bests India in Oil & Gas. Nothing else.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali, Burkina Faso Impose Reciprocal Travel Ban On US Citizens by DeepSight(m): 9:17am On Jan 02
BodyCount:
Some of una just daft I swear.
It's not about any number, it's about standing your ground as a sovereign country.
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Thank you.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali, Burkina Faso Impose Reciprocal Travel Ban On US Citizens by DeepSight(m): 9:17am On Jan 02
omoredia:
U that is an Arab slave nko? U no even choose better master
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I am not Muslim.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali, Burkina Faso Impose Reciprocal Travel Ban On US Citizens by DeepSight(m): 5:01am On Jan 02
omoredia:
Keep joking. Who needs who more? U people dont reason. Can u do tit for tat for one who is bigger than all of Africa combined?
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Men, Africans and slave mentality sha.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali, Burkina Faso Impose Reciprocal Travel Ban On US Citizens by DeepSight(m): 9:47pm On Jan 01
Fearlez:
were talking practicality with substance not social media fad and buzz which you're deeply invested in for the sake of feeling alive after the real world has shocked you with your fake airs of "gonna" and "wanna"
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Ol boy or ol girl (I dont know your sex) . . . face the points or just forget it. Its a New Year, and I am frankly tired. Rest abeg.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali, Burkina Faso Impose Reciprocal Travel Ban On US Citizens by DeepSight(m): 8:48pm On Jan 01
Fearlez:
it is very hard to explain the difference between foolhardiness and bravery and grandstanding to a fool.

People who are wont to respond for response sake are often the ones with chronic low self esteem and inferiority complex.
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If you are not gonna get serious and address why it's wrong for Mali and Burkina to ban US Citizens when theirs have been banned from the US, let's just forget this discussion. Takia.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali, Burkina Faso Impose Reciprocal Travel Ban On US Citizens by DeepSight(m): 8:38pm On Jan 01
Fearlez:
in asking you what is the correlation of firearms cause of death in America between children and the topic on this thread?

And you're proving my suspicion that outside the pages of Nairaland, nothing exists out there for you.
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Please calm down and lets reason. What is the topic of this thread. Lets start from there.
Thank you and I wish you a happy new year bro/ sis.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali, Burkina Faso Impose Reciprocal Travel Ban On US Citizens by DeepSight(m): 8:05pm On Jan 01
Fearlez:
I didn't read beyond the first line of your weak attempt at trying to redefine your life on the pages of Nairaland.


The difference between foolhardiness and bravery is well-defined in your comments here

Digital courage, actual coward. grin
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Well tit for tat diplomacy - I didnt read beyond your first few words either.

When you are ready for a serious discussion, I remain here.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali, Burkina Faso Impose Reciprocal Travel Ban On US Citizens by DeepSight(m): 8:03pm On Jan 01
jmoore:
You mentioned Logic.

A poor man could have analyzed if he will gain or lose from banning Americans.

You are talking about France. Is it French people or French military? Seems you don't know the difference between the two.

USA don't care if you ban their citizens for 1 million years.

Logic is determing who loses more.
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Please tell me what your reaction would have been.
Politics › Re: ADC Faction Disowns Peter Obi, Rejects Enugu Registration by DeepSight(m): 7:48pm On Jan 01
Hahahaha

This Lamidi Apapa format again.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Insecurity: Turkey Arrests 357 Islamic State Terrorists Planning New Year Attack by DeepSight(m): 7:45pm On Jan 01
UrVillageChief:
Mumu[/b]ni, can you point out where I explicitly stated European Christians were the indigenous owners of anywhere? No, the white Europeans aren’t native to the holy land (Jerusalem) and never claimed to be but it was never indigenous to the Muslim Arabs either. The land indigenously belonged/belongs to Jews and Palestinians (pls don’t confuse them for today’s Arabized Palestinians) I was only schooling you on what led to the crusade and what the term truly means. Go and up your knowledge before trying to argue about things that are above you.
If there were no [b]PRIOR
Muslim invasion of those lands(they were never Arab land), then the word “crusade” wouldn’t exist just the same way there would be no Biafra/Civil war if there was no 1966 unnecessary bloodshed led by the Ibos.
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You implied it.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali, Burkina Faso Impose Reciprocal Travel Ban On US Citizens by DeepSight(m): 7:44pm On Jan 01
jmoore:
So a poor man is stopping people that could have brought in money in tourism and investment?

Chai!!
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Bros let's discuss this thing with logic.

Those who want to bring in the so called money and tourism have banned the poor man from coming to their country.

What should the poor man's reaction be?

Mind you, France has been desperate forever to remain in those countries and has NEVER brought the so called money and tourism there. Rather they enslaved their economies with ridiculous extraction agreements and policies.

So what on Earth are you saying?

That the US should say, I ban you from coming to my country, and that they should smile and say, ah we welcome you to ours?

Are you joking?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali, Burkina Faso Impose Reciprocal Travel Ban On US Citizens by DeepSight(m): 7:41pm On Jan 01
LtChisom:
They don't have value but france is rolling on the floor to have them in their cloaks, some times you people should use some parts of your brain please.
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Thank you!!!!!!

France is so desperate to keep controlling them and yet they have no value?

Africans, I don't know who formatted your brains.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali, Burkina Faso Impose Reciprocal Travel Ban On US Citizens by DeepSight(m): 7:34pm On Jan 01
jmoore:
Rich man? So who is the poor man in this scenario?
See how you are even pouring ash all over your body with this analogy.
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The rich man is the US.
The poor man is Mali/ Burkina Faso.

Understood now?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali, Burkina Faso Impose Reciprocal Travel Ban On US Citizens by DeepSight(m): 7:30pm On Jan 01
jmoore:
When you insult without nothing meaningful to contribute, that's the real slavery.
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Oga is it meaningful to say that a rich man can shut his door to you but you dare not shut yours to him?

By the way, you seem to only see my responses and not the insults of those you agree with in joint slavery.

And if you can point out my insults, I would be much obliged.
Politics › Re: New Year: Quiet Endurance Of Nigerians Not Sign All Is Well – CAN Tells FG by DeepSight(m): 7:06pm On Jan 01
Salewa97:
CAN should also remind Nigerians to be more productive and stop relying on government for everything.

Government this, government that. What have the citizens been doing?
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What a shameless comment.
Sports › Re: Police Detain Anthony Joshua’s Driver Over Fatal Crash That Claimed Two Lives by DeepSight(m): 7:03pm On Jan 01
DrAda, Cough, cough.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali, Burkina Faso Impose Reciprocal Travel Ban On US Citizens by DeepSight(m): 6:54pm On Jan 01
jmoore:
Hush!! Exploit which resources? Without the white people coming first, why didn't you drill the crude oil first?
It has to take a white man to get crude oil from your land.
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It's sad the way you reason.
Let's agree for the sake of debate that it takes "the white man" to get resources from African lands.

Does that mean that such a white man should ban you from his country and you can't ban him from yours?

What level of slave do you want to become?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mali, Burkina Faso Impose Reciprocal Travel Ban On US Citizens by DeepSight(m): 6:44pm On Jan 01
Fearlez:
convenient and intellectual cowardice. But you were never there
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Cowardice is being unable to respond when bullied. No proper principled nation should accept being treated nonsensically without an equal response. That's real cowardice. And according to you, since the US is rich and powerful, and Mali and BF are poor, then they should not react to diplomatic insults by the US.

Who the F is the coward here.

Get rid of your inferiority complex before speaking about intellectual cowardice and while at it learn how to write.
Nairaland General › Re: Happy New Year And Welcome To 2026! by DeepSight(m): 4:04pm On Jan 01
Image123:
Blessed are the poor.... i dey broke in spirit. i am asking Seun on your behalf.
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Stop lying.

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