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Politics › Re: President Tinubu To Embark On Working Visit To France by DeepSight(m): 11:50am On Apr 02, 2025
This France thing sha. How many times.
It doesnt take a genius to know thats where he is hiding away his stash and doing his deals mostly through Macron.
Politics › Re: Tinubu's Government Is Nigeria's Worst - Prophet Odumeje [VIDEO] by DeepSight(m): 11:01am On Apr 02, 2025
Helgreenluv:
You just proved my point. I have nothing to say to you again
Because you know full well there isn't a thing to be said in favour of the current dubious, corrupt and destructive president.

Please run along and enjoy your lifetime as a slave. Some of us aspire to genuine emancipation from the burden of corrupt and tyrannical leadership. You are free to choose to worship that kind of leadership forever. That's your business. Good luck.
Politics › Re: Tinubu's Government Is Nigeria's Worst - Prophet Odumeje [VIDEO] by DeepSight(m): 10:48am On Apr 02, 2025
Helgreenluv:
Only a drunkard or a dullard will take this joker serious. What does Odumeje know? Even a primary 2 pupil is more intelligent than Odumeje
Only a drunkard or dullard will take Mr. Amoda Yekini Tunubu seriously. Every sane person knows he is a curse.
Politics › Re: Drone Shots Of Senator Natasha Homecoming In Her Country Home In Okehi Lg(pics) by DeepSight(m): 9:48am On Apr 02, 2025
Sir Jakumo, your girlfriend "showed workings" yesterday oh.
Politics › Re: Don’t Expect Army, Police, Others To Protect All Of You; Mobilise To Defend-DSS by DeepSight(m): 8:32am On Apr 02, 2025
Jakumo:
Recently, a farmer in Nigeria's Middle Belt was sentenced to death over the outcome of a desperate hand-to-hand skirmish that occurred on his farmland, during which the ambushed farmer was able to disarm a knife-wielding Fulani terrorist attacker, and neutralize that attacker with his own dagger.

To dispel any doubts that may have lingered concerning the official position of the Nigerian federal government on the subject of civilian self-defence responses that result in the death of Fulani invaders, that grossly unfair death sentence was UPHELD by the Nigerian Supreme Court.

Barring any compassionate intervention by his Excellency President Bola Tinubu, that farmer, whose only crime was to prevail during a frenzied knife attack by killing the Fulani mugger who invaded his farm, will hang by the neck one day soon inside prison until dead, just as would a person convicted of premeditated capital murder. For such a terrifying travesty of justice to have been upheld by the Nigerian Supreme Court is a sobering illustration of what WILL happen to any farmer or land owner whose self-defence actions taken against rampaging Fulani invaders lead to any loss of Fulani lives.

The purported call to arms by Nigerian government officials now urging southern Nigerian land owners and farmers to defend themselves using deadly force against Fulani terrorist invasion, being issued at the very time when that brave farmer sits awaiting the hangman in jail because he defended his farmland from a Fulani knife-wielding invader, will create an existential dilemma in the minds of ALL Nigerians who have felt the terror and seen the devastation wrought by this horde of bloodthirsty Fulani land grabbers.

On one hand, a farmer who successfully defended his farm against a Fulani terrorist invader was immediately sentenced to death by the highest court in the land, while on the other hand, millions more southern Nigerians are being encouraged to take up arms against land-grabbing invaders by the top brass of the country's paramount security agency. It remains to be seen whether that farmer will be hanged.
Its terrible, just terrible.

PS: There is an unspoken and unwritten bond by Nigerian Governors not to sign death warrants. I believe it was only breached by Oshiomole once. Thus, for the most part, death sentences translate to life in prison - thus far. Not that this ameliorates the injustice done to that farmer.
Politics › Re: The President’s Wife’s Donations -Punch Editorial by DeepSight(m): 2:32pm On Apr 01, 2025
Pickieox:
If you say Tinubu's wife is a Trillionaire, then you are clueless. Donating billions on a spending spree like this shows this woman is a quadrillionaire, if not pentillionaire. You can't make a legit money and be spending like this. This shows that these people are plunderers, ruiners that won't mind looting heaven and hell. Ẹni kure including you and your supporters cheering you on.
Thank you.

You see, in Nigeria, people are ready to defend even those who have a knife to their throats. I don't know what kind of sickness it is. Maybe Stockholm Syndrome.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Can Trump Serve A Third Term As US President? by DeepSight(m): 9:35am On Apr 01, 2025
ImpartialGuy:
You cannot win this argument. That your country is a mess today is because of your greedy leaders. That's the same story in most African countries
Clearly you are not an "ImpartialGuy."
Because there are two sides to the story. One is what you have stated. The other is what wirinet has written below.

wirinet:
That's not completely accurate. The reason our country and every other country in Sub-Saharan Africa is in a mess today is because of greed of the white man, which includes slavery, genocide exploitation, and direct stealing. Added to that destruction of social, cultural and political structures of the societies.
Both are true and taken together form the full picture.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Can Trump Serve A Third Term As US President? by DeepSight(m): 8:08am On Apr 01, 2025
Bluntemperor:
Leave that matter.
He has been nursing it and All the Americans are aware,as he even spoke it slowly in one of his Campaign meme,then.
I don't blame this man,but for he had told them his Agenda through his footsoldiers MAGA AND PROJECT 2025 by Right Wing elements.
But trust the Great American People- they will Checkmate him.
They will checkmate him alright, simply because the requirements to amend the constitution on this will be virtually impossible to attain.

However don't call the American people great. Aside from the fact that recent events keep exposing their deep foolishness in too many respects, they are also deeply ignorant about the world outside the US.
Fashion › Re: Kenya Overtakes Nigeria As Africa’s Largest Importer Of Second-hand Clothes by DeepSight(m): 8:05am On Apr 01, 2025
BreconHills:
But it is significant.

If Kenya with a smaller population than Nigeria imports more second hand clothing than Nigeria, it means multi dimensional poverty is much greater than in Nigeria.

If you adjust importation of used clothing against population - many countries have a greater degree of poverty than Nigeria.

Simply looking at GDP per head is not the only or the most accurate definition of multidimensional poverty.

This is not bad news for Nigeria. We are not in a race to the bottom.
I don't know what anyone is bothered about it. Being the highest importer of second hand clothes is NOT a good economic signal.
Education › Re: Toddler Is Kicked Out Of Nursery 'for Being Transphobic' by DeepSight(m): 10:10pm On Mar 31, 2025
They who the gods wish to destroy, they first make mad.
Travel › Re: Nigeria Professor Returns Back After Spending 48 Years In Canada With Nothing by DeepSight(m): 8:02pm On Mar 31, 2025
strangest:
Prof with no online research articles
There was a world before the internet you know?

SMH.
Foreign Affairs › Re: 10 Countries With The Most Natural Resources by DeepSight(m): 6:13pm On Mar 31, 2025
DRC, if this world was normal, should be in the top five on that list.
Politics › Re: Why Protests Fail In Nigeria - Lisa Bassey by DeepSight(m): 12:55pm On Mar 31, 2025
Most of the citizenry lack firm principle. Thats why.
Politics › Re: Yoruba Group Rejects Bill Granting Indigene Rights Through Residency, Marriage by DeepSight(m): 9:44am On Mar 31, 2025
Thomasankara:
[/color]but you no wan support Ruga abi, hypocrite, you are[color=#770077]
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Joker.
Food › Re: Why We Don't Eat Goat Meat – Fulani by DeepSight(m): 12:53am On Mar 31, 2025
Arthurnna:
So if your were to be 19 years by April 1,it means today would be your last day of enjoying goat meat as you were 18 years old by 31st march, because if you do, rashes, eczema, diarrhea and mumps would finish you just a day different? Logic took a direct Hit in this write up...
Thank you. Some idiot up there has been copying and pasting from AI to defend the point and he cant even see the simple issue here.
Food › Re: Why We Don't Eat Goat Meat – Fulani by DeepSight(m): 12:31am On Mar 31, 2025
IyfeNamikaze:
I think I will probably stop replying to you since learning is not your strong point. There is a possibility of allergies occurring uniformly in a society that practices endogamy and indeed some Fulani communities practice endogamy. This could make the allergy occur uniformly due to the centralisation of the gene pool, reason why I pointed out that interbreeding is not good for the gene pool due to adaptation.
Whether this community practice such should be what you are supposed to debate about and not whether such a thing is possible.

The problem with most of you Nigerians is that You're all too lazy to search for information online or anywhere at all but would prefer to argue baselessly and pointlessly on things you don't even know about.

I have been dissecting every single point you have brought here, giving you points to research on and all you have been doing is to be dismissive of everything, keep talking about the same point that I have already dealt with and haul insults because that's all you have to contribute in this argument because god forbid you actually do a little bit of research.

Anyway consider this as my final response, the next reply from you would be ignored.
I refuse to read anything coming from such an illiterate as you. Dont mention me again. Good night.
Politics › Re: Yoruba Group Rejects Bill Granting Indigene Rights Through Residency, Marriage by DeepSight(m): 12:23am On Mar 31, 2025
AguluLiar:
Develop your barren region and make it habitable and viable before we begin to talk tof indigene rights bill
Of course, by magic you know where I am from.

Tiresome.
Food › Re: Why We Don't Eat Goat Meat – Fulani by DeepSight(m): 11:50pm On Mar 30, 2025
IyfeNamikaze:
So you read my comment and still typed this thing? Or is it that you have a comprehension deficiency and needs things to be dumbed down to kindergarten level before you understand it?

Wait do you people honestly think that these people woke up one morning and started lying about their allergies to goat meat starting from a particular age?

It is a sign of poor education and lack of critical thinking if you completely dismiss their claims as falsehood when you know next to nothing about genealogy and allergology, and on top of that you're displaying willful ignorance by holding on to your ignorant belief even after getting schooled on the subject matter.

Not a single medical scientist would dismiss their claims, and he/she would research on the matter using what I just explain to you as basis for whatever research they want to do. I'm in the medical field, I run a laboratory so I know how these things work. But you don't even have to be medical person to have this information because it's actually a public knowledge, anyone can know it if they wish to.
I dont have your time. You are stupid and unintelligent and could not even distill the main point he made before running off to copy irrelevant AI. You cant even read properly.

How hard is it to understand that you cant claim for example, that it is possible for all English people to develop the same allergy at the exact same age over many generations and indeed centuries? You must be retarded.

Maybe you didnt read this in the OP -

He, however, said teenagers in the community can eat goat meat without having any complications but anybody above 18 years cannot consume it, and if by chance he does, such a person will experience some health complications.
NO SUCH ALLERGY CAN BE THAT UNIFORM IN TERMS OF THE AGE OF ITS APPEARANCE OVER GENERATIONS. NONE.

Just go to sleep and learn a little humility because a little learning is a terrible thing.
It is sickening to see retards asking others to use google.
Food › Re: Why We Don't Eat Goat Meat – Fulani by DeepSight(m): 11:22pm On Mar 30, 2025
IyfeNamikaze:
I didn't miss any point, Yes, it is possible for someone to develop an allergy or become aware of an existing allergy at any age, even if they've been exposed to the allergen before.

This can occur for several reasons:

1. *Delayed onset of allergy*: Some allergies may not manifest until later in life, even if the person has been exposed to the allergen previously.
2. *Increased sensitivity*: Over time, a person's sensitivity to an allergen can increase, leading to the development of an allergy.
3. *Changes in immune system*: The immune system can change over time, leading to the development of new allergies or the worsening of existing ones.
4. *Hormonal changes*: Hormonal fluctuations during puberty, pregnancy, or menopause can affect the immune system and lead to the development of new allergies.
5. *Environmental factors*: Exposure to environmental toxins, stress, or other factors can trigger the development of an allergy.

Common examples of allergies that may develop later in life include:

- *Food allergies*: Adults can develop allergies to foods they've eaten before, such as shellfish, fish, or tree nuts.
- *Insect sting allergies*: Some people may develop an allergy to insect stings, such as bee stings, later in life.
- *Latex allergy*: Healthcare workers or others who have been exposed to latex for years may develop an allergy to it.
- *Dust mite allergy*: Some people may develop an allergy to dust mites, which are common in many homes.

Like I said, you people should try and read a lot more. Everyone on this site has access to Google, use it and learn.
For one who keeps rounding off with insults to those you are responding to, you still miss the point again. Pathetic.

I will say it only once more. It's not a question of if an allergy can arise at any age. Of course it can. The question is the likelihood of an allergy appearing at a specific age for an entire nation (that's what such a large tribe is) over generations consistently.

Get that into your head, you vacant vacuous vain AI copying shit who lacks understanding of even two sentences.

Good night.
Sports › Re: Olanrewaju Segun Collapsed And Died (Video) by DeepSight(m): 10:39pm On Mar 30, 2025
Boxing and most combat sports are barbaric in this day and age.
Food › Re: Why We Don't Eat Goat Meat – Fulani by DeepSight(m): 10:36pm On Mar 30, 2025
IyfeNamikaze:
It is not crap if you understand how genetic engineering works. If there is a century old culture of a large group of people who don't eat a particular type of food, chances are that with Time their genes will develop an allergy to that food and all offsprings of these people would carry that same gene that is allergic to the food. It's just purely how nature works. That gene strain might become redundant or outrightly bred out if these people marry into another groups of people who are not allergic to that food.

This is one of the reasons why interbreeding is not advisable because it doesn't help the gene pool to adapt.

You people should try and do more study on things that are not PDP,APC and Nigerian celebrity related.
You missed his point. It was specifically as to how there could be a distinction from age 18 to 19 across board.
Food › Re: Why We Don't Eat Goat Meat – Fulani by DeepSight(m): 10:30pm On Mar 30, 2025
zero8zero:
I don't believe this loads of crap. There's more to it than meet the eyes. You can't explain it to me that while you could consume meat at 18yrs, then at 19 years, you become allergic to meat. The whole explanation are at variance with each other. The only slightly reasonable explanation was the one tied to historical account where Danfodio gave up eating of meat as a sacrifice to Allah. Others are crap.
It sounds like one of those "Why the Lizard nods his head" folktakes.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Says He's Serious About 3rd Term Presidency (Photos) by DeepSight(m): 9:19pm On Mar 30, 2025
Nwaikpe:
Trump is allah.

He lives in the heart of 2 billion people (muslims). So it is injustice not to allow him to run for a third term.

The only person that lives in the heart of muslims more than allah Trump is Prophet Netanyahu Mohammed (SWT, SAW, PBUH).
grin grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Nobody Is Bigger Than Nigeria — Tinubu by DeepSight(m): 9:16pm On Mar 30, 2025
Lol. Joker.
Politics › Re: Yoruba Group Rejects Bill Granting Indigene Rights Through Residency, Marriage by DeepSight(m): 8:50pm On Mar 30, 2025
DenreleDave:
Trash.....

No be we tell u make. U spoil ur land and run to our region..

U can stay in our region but it doesn't make u an indigene.... Igbo man sponsoring bill they won't abide with.. Nonsense
How do you know where I am from please?
This assumption you kids gorge on daily will be a problem for you in many things in life.

I am not Igbo.
Politics › Re: Yoruba Group Rejects Bill Granting Indigene Rights Through Residency, Marriage by DeepSight(m): 8:10pm On Mar 30, 2025
Our people are funny. We will resist this and yet get the citizenship of other countries by a similar process - and even go on to hold political offices there. May heaven help the blackman.
Politics › Re: ‘Your Leadership Is Remarkable’ – IBB Hails Tinubu At 73 by DeepSight(m): 8:02pm On Mar 30, 2025
RepoMan007:
Gbadamasi and Yekini scratching each others back. One has lost relevance and will massage even the devil's ego to get it for a second. The other is on a downward trajectory performance wise and needs validation from any angle.
The other is a demonic Scion of Beelzebub himself whose task on Earth is mass murder by starvation
Politics › Re: ‘Your Leadership Is Remarkable’ – IBB Hails Tinubu At 73 by DeepSight(m): 8:00pm On Mar 30, 2025
AmalaAtiEwedu:
o! now u remember there are over 300 tribes in d country.
but when election comes u go dey shout it's time for an Igbo president as if other tribes no dey too.
grin grin grin
Hypocrites Galore grin
Only God can help you and your generations fixation and assumptions about strangers online, in a forum of over three million strangers. Good luck.
Politics › Re: ‘Your Leadership Is Remarkable’ – IBB Hails Tinubu At 73 by DeepSight(m): 6:50pm On Mar 30, 2025
AmalaAtiEwedu:
see projection of u and ur people grin
definition of ur people grin
You young fellas should really retrain your minds. You will waste your lives if you only see tribe in everything: especially when thousands of you on this forum have the particular habit of concluding that any online stranger you disagree with must be ÏPOB or Ïgbo - in a country of over three hundred tribes, for that matter.

Its is sickening and if you wll only stop a moment you should feel revulsion at it.

Good luck.
Politics › Re: ‘Your Leadership Is Remarkable’ – IBB Hails Tinubu At 73 by DeepSight(m): 6:34pm On Mar 30, 2025
AmalaAtiEwedu:
73 Year Old man causing the whole IPOB supporters sefia pain grin
How does it feel to have a brain limited to thoughts of tribal hatred?
Politics › Re: ‘Your Leadership Is Remarkable’ – IBB Hails Tinubu At 73 by DeepSight(m): 6:33pm On Mar 30, 2025
One serpent tyrant to another serpent tyrant. The Lord will surely curse them both and render them a most fitting reward for their pernicious ways.
Politics › Re: How Can People Leave North To Hunt In The South? by DeepSight(m): 1:57pm On Mar 30, 2025
Jakumo:
It is all about that crude oil dollar income. The northerner elite has become accustomed to quietly and secretly sharing the multi-billion dollar proceeds of that petroleum industry located far south of their desert homes, deep in the Niger Delta. This need for free oil sales cash by northern Nigerians is the basis of all "One Nigeria" ululations.

A geographical and administrative bisection of Nigeria will mean that an entire generation of Hausa and Fulani elite from Northern Nigeria will no longer be able to buy houses in London or Dubai with cash down as is done now, without an iota of honest work needed from the tribally-qualified beneficiaries of that oil money.
Re: The Sudan example you cited: they found a real-politik way to resolve the conundrum of practical financial interest by entering a pipeline deal which formed part of the separation agreements which effectively ensured that the northern part will always earn income from the oil in the south. Nigeria could come up with something similar if we weren't so insincere.

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