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Politics › Re: Atiku Counters Tinubu, Says Nigeria Costlier Than Kenya Despite Lower Fuel Price by dequir: 7:56am On Apr 12

ColdHunter:
He lives in the hinterland of Okitipupa.

Supporting Pablo is what gives his life a semblance of purpose

Stop throwing stray bullets to my beloved homeland of Okitipupa, what has it done to you.

Politics › Re: Atiku Counters Tinubu, Says Nigeria Costlier Than Kenya Despite Lower Fuel Price by dequir: 7:53am On Apr 12

Ekaka14:
When you finish shaking your restless head...abeg address the other issues rather than cherry picking on an issue I won't even bother to contebs with you because you have not given it a serious thought...just spasm of emotional outbursts🙄

The guy is buttressing your points that the Kenyans are living better than Nigerians, yet you are fighting him.

Politics › Re: FG Releases names of 48 Individuals, Groups Linked To Terrorism Financing by dequir: 6:28pm On Apr 11

fergie001:
Terrorism financing contd

Fulan! and Igb0 collabo.

Ndi Yoruba names missing. Na money we dey make. Terrorism? Mba, mba, mba!

Politics › Truth Behind The Death Of Gen. Oseni Braimah by dequir(op): 9:11am On Apr 10

The humid air of Benisheikh felt heavy yesterday, not with rain, but with the silence of a trap. Brigadier General Oseni Braimah stood in the center of the 29 Task Force Brigade’s perimeter, his thumb tracing the jagged edge of a radio that hadn’t caught a clear signal in three days.

He had surely sent five memos to Abuja in a month. He’d asked for the T-72 tanks promised in the quarterly budget and the thermal optics needed to see through the encroaching Sahel dust. After all the general in his youth was trained in the annals of red house aka octopus house..where being on point was a religion? Sharp thinking was necessary to survive and being resourceful was mandatory.

But alas, The replies from the High Command via the buffoons in the villa were always the same: “Resources are being deployed. Maintain your position.” But Braimah knew where the resources were. He had seen the photos of the new mansions in Lakeview, Abuja, owned by men who had never heard a shot fired in anger. He knew the “superior firepower” touted in the morning press releases was sitting in a shipping container in Lagos, held up by a kickback dispute between greedy politically inclined morons and the compromised analogue generals who have become their partners in crime and corruption.

“General,” his adjutant whispered, pointing toward the tree line. “The scouts didn’t return.” how could they have returned? They had already been betrayed by some rehabilitated sons and daughters of Satan with the blessing of the NSA and his clowns in control of the nations security apparatus a long time ago.

Braimah reached for his rifle. It was a decades-old weapon, the ubiquitous AK 47? its barrel worn smooth. He knew the political will to end this war didn't exist; a forever war was too profitable for the men/agbayas in flowing agbadas, multi million naira watches and their paramilitary gang members in well starched khakis who the general answered to. If the insurgency died, the "security votes"—those unvetted billions—would vanish. After all, the dirty, stinky, drug addled vermin known as Boko Haram are the prodigal sons of some of the hierarchy as well as the politicians. These boys are cash in the bank as it is and so must be protected and supplied more than the military itself.

Then, the darkness erupted.
The terrorists didn't come with swords; they came with brand-new technicals and night-vision goggles—gear better than anything Braimah’s men possessed. The General sprinted toward the front trench, shouting orders that were drowned out by the screams of boys holding jammed rifles.
He picked up a Light Machine Gun from a fallen soldier, but after three bursts, it seized.

The procurement officers had bought "refurbished" ammunition that was actually decades-old surplus. “Request air support!” Braimah roared over the thunder of RPGs.
“The jets are grounded in Maiduguri, sir!” the comms officer yelled back, tears streaking his dusty face. “They say there’s no fuel budget cleared for night Sorties!”

Braimah looked at the sky, vast and empty. No air support? No night time drones? It wasn't the enemy that had defeated him. It was the ink on the diverted contracts and the shrugs in the air-conditioned boardrooms of the capital. He stood tall, a silhouette of defiance against the muzzle flashes. He was a lion led by sheep, a guardian sold for a percentage. As the perimeter collapsed, he didn't retreat. He fired his sidearm until the slide locked back. By then the scene must have looked like a scorched earth with bodies strewn across each other, blood and dust mixing with bullets and shrapnel as the constant staccato of gunfire mixed with Islamic chants by the evil killers of his colleagues rent the air, getting closer, and closer by the mili second?

The last thing Oseni Braimah felt wasn't the sting of the bullet, but the "cold weight of a betrayal that started a thousand miles away from the battlefield in an air conditioned suite in the villa and freezing office in the MOD." The desire to gaze upon the faces of his beautiful wife and kids once more must have driven him to jump into the last remaining MRAP vehicle in order to save himself and the wounded left alive to try to salvage their dire situation and protect us the citizens who slept underneath the covers while simultaneously living in order to fight another day?

But alas....it wasn't meant to be..."oga the MRAP has no fuel and the engine is faulty?" What manner of government allows a red neck to be in charge of a command with such a logistical nightmare? The Nigerian government of course. Better to turn our brightest and bravest into sitting ducks in borno for the bandits as long as the allowances can be exchanged in zone 4 for dollars but not sense!

The next morning, the DHQ would release a statement praising his "heroism" and "the military's successful repelling of the attack." The mansions in Abuja would remain quiet, their walls thick enough to drown out the sound of the desert wind while also buck passing in order to avoid any form of official scrutiny. Maybe tomorrow morning the mong from bourdillion would hurriedly fly into an airfield in Maiduguri for 10 minutes to extol the virtues of my red house brother and his fallen comrades in arms as he did in jos? He would make his usual regurgitated speech about "never again or we will crush these bandits?" He may also demand that they bring omos twin brother and his grieving wife and kids for a photo op? To show that he cares? Typical.

Mr President f**k you, your high command and your useless Boko Haram trainee ministers and the safari suit wearing boy scout from kaduna . You have all sacrificed an innocent man's life and that of his brave platoon with your incompetence, blinding stupidity and lack of political will to face this menace head on. Nigerians are now on par with somalians as regards to insecurity and it is all happening under your bleary-eyed watch.

The betrayal of all the remaining red necks and their subordinates rests on your shoulders. May all of you responsible for the current state of this nations capitulation choke on your wealth and die off in penury after being haunted by the visions of all those who have been sent to the upper room by your inaction greed and lack of foresight.

As for "Le deux, tallest, Omo bee and the general?".....I wish you a peaceful journey
I will see you when it's my turn . Rest in peace......Salute.

["The final betrayal of a red neck" is a SEMI BIOGRAPHICAL EPITAPH written by me based on the events of the last 24 hours of oseni braimahs life, as a dedication to his bravery and that of his men, the current inefficiency affecting our nations military offensive against terrorists in nigeria, the debilitating federal corruption as well as our 32 year association via our journey through the hallowed halls of CSSKD"]

COPIED FROM FROM MARTIN YAKWO
© God of words productions. 2026

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Politics › Re: PDP Crisis Caused By Govs, Not External Forces – Abba Moro by dequir: 8:43am On Apr 10

ddippset:
Really.. Old 70 year old man has been pocketed by Wike.

His senses have gone on hibernation.

PDP crisis originated with the Atiku and Wike fight.

Atiku connived with Tambuwal to defeat Wike at the Presidential primaries.

Wike called it cheating and playing against the rules.

(BUT NOTE; IF IT WAS WIKE THAT DID EXACTLY WHAT ATIKU DID, HIS PEOPLE WOULD HAVE BEEN GLOATING AND BRAGGING AND CALLING HIM A POLITICAL WIZARD.)

So Wike felt aggrieved and became inconsolable.
He vowed to frustrate Atiku in PDP.

Atiku did not wait to experience the roforofo fight with Wike, he quietly and quickly left to from ADC.

Wike didn't hold back as he took his vengeance on the remaining party members.

He refused to leave the party like Atiku, he decided to stay and play the enemy within.

Destroy the entire party from within and sell the soul of the party to Tinubu in exchange for appointments and presidential favours.

He would vow to support and deliver Tinubu against any presidential candidate in PDP.

He would work for APC candidates to defeat PDP candidates in LGA elections and House of Assembly elections in FCT and Rivers.

He would coerce PDP candidates to step down for APC candidates in FCT and Rivers.

His ultimate ambition was to "hold down" PDP for Tinubu.

So who really destroyed PDP

So who really destroyed PDP huh

PDP Governors. Remember Makinde, Ortom, Wike et al.

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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Peter Mbah Urges Youths To Apply As Army Opens 91 Regular Recruits Intake by dequir: 8:26am On Apr 10

So that they can become canon forders for the ill equipped army, and to be wasted by rag tag hosts of terror¡sts rampaging the country.

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Crime › Re: Bandits Kill Businessman Muhammad Shuaibu & Daughter After Paying ₦12M Ransom by dequir: 7:42am On Apr 10

I felt like crying.

How long shall we endure this terror spreading everywhere, while our uncaring leaders are fighting each other on who will lord over the spoilts and loots of the unfortunate country.

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Celebrities › Re: “Na Internet Their Power Dey” - Burna Boy Blasts Wizkid Over DJ Tunez Incident by dequir: 7:51am On Apr 09

Yes o.

Like our obidients friends, na Internet their power dey.

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Politics › Re: US Orders Staff To Leave Nigeria Embassy, Lists 23 States As ‘Do Not Travel’ by dequir: 7:48am On Apr 09

BeardedMeat:
I will be safer in nasarawa than Oyo state. Oyo state is a den of vicious kidnappers worse than the head hunters.

Your bearded colleagues foraging for whom to grab and devour in Nasarawa forests say otherwise that Oyo State is safer

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Politics › Re: ADC: Kwankwaso Unhappy As Nafi'u Gombe Fails To Show Up For Planned Meeting by dequir: 6:41pm On Apr 07

David Mark will be 78 years old tomorrow, Wednesday, April 8, 2026. Nafiu Bala is 35 years old. Nafiu Bala was not yet born 42 years ago when David Mark was appointed the military Governor of Niger State in 1984. Nafiu had not even been conceived in his mother's womb when David Mark was made Communications Minister in 1987.

Now, why would God bless anyone to get to the ripe old age of 78, and you will at that stage of your life be dragging a position with someone who is fifteen years younger than your daughter, Blessing Onyeche Onuh, who is 50 in 2026. I would have thought that David Mark would be embarrassed to be in a power tussle with a youth who is almost the same age as his first grandchild!

Is it not sad?

For goodness' sake, David Mark got his first political appointment in 1976, when the Obasanjo military government appointed him as the Chairman of the Abandoned Properties Implementation Committee in the former Eastern Nigeria, which is 50 years ago. At that time, Nafiu Bala's mother was still a child. And fast forward to 2026, and he is fighting her child over a chairmanship position? Yoruba say o mass o!

The problem with the ADC is that the elders in that party, who should have been in charge of conflict resolution organs, such as their Board of Trustees, are the very people struggling for power. As such, there is no neutral person with sufficient clout to intervene between David Mark and Nafiu Bala, because their elders are struggling for relevance and power against their youths.

And this has led to the breakdown of the moral fabric of their party, for which they are to blame, not the Federal Government, the Presidency, or the Independent National Electoral Commission.

Reno Omokri

Ambassador Designate to Mexico. Gospeller. Deep Thinker.

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Politics › Re: Another ADC Faction Emerges, Dissociates Party From Nafiu Bala & David Mark by dequir: 5:05pm On Apr 07

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Politics › Re: Video Of The Completed 5km Ojota-Opebi Link Bridge by dequir: 7:20am On Apr 07

Ezmans:
Nothing is s working in lagos & Nigeria only killings is working ordinary water is not available no control in house rent everyone doing like animals released from zoo

Instead of complaining, go back to your village if Lagos is not beneficial to you. Nobody is tying your butt to the city.

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Politics › Re: Sen. Orji Kalu Felicitates Christians At Easter.Urges Unity, National Developmen by dequir: 1:05pm On Apr 05

I reject Easter felicitation from the looter of my country common wealth.

European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Chelsea Vs Port Vale: FA Cup (7 - 0) On 4th April 2026 by dequir: 6:42pm On Apr 04

Tosin made it 4:0.

Chelsea has not been impressive lately.

Politics › Re: Nafiu Bala Declared Himself Interim Chairman Of ADC Chairman In August 2025 by dequir: 9:42am On Apr 04

[quote author=anonimi post=138987935]How do you know that I am not a Lagosian, unlike that atọhunrinwa Ayédèrú who has held everyone hostage since 1999 huh

Any idea why Tinubu chose the name of a notorious slave trader instead of Mogaji, the name of his Iyaloja Oshodi mother?

FLASHBACK: Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola narrating the life of Tinubu years ago. #Ayederu (Counterfeit)pic.twitter.com/xr40gXe9Qx
— ayemojubar 🫆 (@ayemojubar) June 26, 2022

paymaster Atiku has now been left partyless again, which party are you now porting to to trade insults with Tinubu's men on Nairaland?

Politics › Re: How Peter Obi Lost His Strongest Intellectual Soldier, Isaac Balami - Oswald by dequir: 7:45am On Apr 02

zenburster:
In case you aren't aware, ogugwa1992: is actually Reno Omokris burner account.

Do with this information whatever thou wilt

Fake information to discount the truth in the write up.

Keep your unfounded claim to yourself, we are not interested.

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Science/Technology › Re: NASA Launches Artemis II To The Moon by dequir: 7:22am On Apr 02

nairalanda1:
1. Are you guys ready to pay the kind of taxes, school fees, vote for corrupt free governments, etc...to make Nigeria a moon going nation?
2.See as you dey blame religion. Sometimes na country's priorites that governs these things. If any of the muslim or christain countries in Africa attempted this, they would be so broke in minutes, plus both of you will start shouting that 'why shouldun't government spend money on poor people.?

India sent a probe to the planet Mars. Most Indian commentators online were blasting their government for ignoring poverty in their country. Even the USA...at the time of their first moon landing , some americans were blasting their government for spending billions on space, not on dealing with domestic poverty

3. Many of you guys support the kind of economy that prevents Nigeria from going to space. You want government to share oil money to you, and your government obliges. You don't want government to support industrial development, and you don't want government to remove subsides on electricity so that the power sector can grow well well

Better stop blaming other things, and blame yourselves, Muslem and chreistian , tradtional religion and atheist fanatics Nigerians.

The tax mantra guru on the beat again.

Oga, let the poor breathe. We are not a rich nation by any standard.

Preach against endemic corruption in the land, rather than putting destructive burdens on the poor men of the land.

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Education › Re: South East Schools Clear The Awards At National Maths Competition 2026 by dequir: 7:13am On Apr 02

Inspiration2017:
Deductions from the Report

1. A Historic but Carefully Hedged Claim

THE HEADLINE ANNOUNCES A "CLEAN SWEEP" BY SOUTH-EAST SCHOOLS, BUT THE BODY OF THE ARTICLE QUIETLY UNDERMINES ITS OWN CONFIDENCE. The phrase "7while the full official breakdown of all winning schools in the 2026 national finals is yet to be publicly released" is a significant caveat — it means the central claim of the story is unverified at the time of publication. The article is reporting a result before the results are officially out, which raises questions about sourcing and journalistic rigour.

2. Scale of the Competition Lends Weight to the Achievement

WITH OVER 10,000 STUDENTS PARTICIPATING NATIONALLY, A TOTAL SWEEP ACROSS ALL CATEGORIES — IF CONFIRMED — WOULD INDEED BE EXTRAORDINARY. The sheer size of the competition pool means the South-East's performance cannot be casually dismissed as luck or small-sample fluke. If the claim holds up, it deserves serious analytical attention.

3. Named Institutions Are Regional, Not National Winners

THE SCHOOLS SPECIFICALLY CITED — DIAMOND SPECIAL COLLEGE AND DIVINE RAYS BRITISH SCHOOL — ARE FRAMED CAREFULLY. Diamond Special College "clinched the primary category in a major 2026 regional mathematics olympiad," not the national competition. Divine Rays is described as a "previously documented" national winner, not a 2026 winner. In other words, neither school is being named as a confirmed 2026 national finalist. The article uses associated prestige to imply a national result it cannot yet confirm.

4. The South-East's Academic Culture Is Structurally Significant

REGARDLESS OF THE OUTCOME OF THIS SPECIFIC COMPETITION, THE ARTICLE POINTS TO SOMETHING REAL AND WELL-DOCUMENTED. The South-East geopolitical zone — particularly Anambra, Imo, and Enugu states — has historically placed exceptional emphasis on formal education, academic competition, and STEM achievement. The Igbo cultural value placed on educational attainment, the density of private and mission schools in the region, and long-standing competitive training traditions all support the claim that South-East dominance in national academic competitions is pattern-based, not accidental.

5. Institutional Collaboration Gives the Competition Legitimacy

THE JOINT ORGANISATION BY NIGERIAN TULIP INTERNATIONAL COLLEGES AND THE NATIONAL MATHEMATICAL CENTRE LENDS CREDIBILITY TO THE COMPETITION'S FRAMEWORK. This is not an informal or loosely structured event — it carries federal institutional backing, which means results, when officially released, will carry meaningful national weight.

6. The Article May Be Partly Anticipatory or Promotional

THE OVERALL STRUCTURE — MAKING A SWEEPING CLAIM, NAMING REGIONAL SCHOOLS POSITIVELY, ATTRIBUTING DOMINANCE TO SYSTEMIC FACTORS, THEN ADMITTING OFFICIAL RESULTS ARE UNAVAILABLE — FOLLOWS A PATTERN MORE CONSISTENT WITH REGIONAL PRIDE JOURNALISM OR EARLY PROMOTIONAL REPORTING THAN CONFIRMED INVESTIGATIVE COVERAGE. The author "ariesbull" and the 1:46am timestamp suggest this may be an online forum post or blog-style article rather than a vetted newspaper report.

7. A Broader Implication for Nigeria's Education Policy

IF THE SOUTH-EAST'S PERFORMANCE IS AS DOMINANT AS CLAIMED, IT RAISES A LEGITIMATE POLICY QUESTION. What are other geopolitical zones — particularly the North-East and North-West, which consistently trail in educational indices — doing differently, and what structural interventions could close the gap? The report, intentionally or not, frames the South-East as a model rather than simply a winner.

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SUMMARY VERDICT: The report contains a credible and culturally grounded argument about South-East academic strength, but it is built on an unconfirmed result. It should be read as a strong early indicator or regional celebration piece rather than a verified national record. The deductions it supports are real; the specific claim it makes is still pending official confirmation.

Career › Re: Oracle Fires 30,000 Employees As A Result Of AI Revolution by dequir: 2:59pm On Apr 01

SIRTee15:
Very soon people will start burning data centres of these AI companies.
Btw, I already suspect this AI thing is a hype and would deliver far less than promised. Most investment will go to nought because expectation on AI is too theoretical to be pragmatic.

AI doctors, AI surgeons, AI nanny, AI soldiers, AI this, AI that. U can imagine some tech companies even boasted of AI teachers that will replace real human teachers in classroom.

Ordinary AI driverless car they can't fix and it's more than 10 yrs they launched self driving car. My wife has to abandon it since it's always driving her to abandoned roads, recently a self driving tesla wanted to drive the owner into the river.

No doubt AI will perform well with tasks primarily within the digital environment, require information handling, or rely on repeatable decision-making. So long as there's no complexity and those jobs are not influenced by deep human interactions. AI will excel in these areas because computers are its native environment.

Beyond that, I don't see anything AI want to change in fields of physical labour or complex human interactions. I doubt even robotic AI can impact much.

Thanks. You are the only who got the track of the news. The rests are only hyping AI, when actually the news said AI is not giving the returns they expected from their investment on it.

Politics › Re: Adelabu Resign As Power Minister, To Pursue Governorship Ambition by dequir: 9:46pm On Mar 31

billgabb:
He will win Oyo in landslide victory. The people of that part of the contraption love failures like amala and ewedu. This known national failure and minister of darkness will be their most favorable candidate. Mark my words.

You people will just open mouth to talk thrash. Oyo State has one of the best performing governors in this present dispensation in the person of Makinde, who is a PDP member.

What has your own state governor achieved that can outclass Makinde's strides in Oyo State?

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Politics › Re: Northern Children Throw Stones At Tinubu's Billboard by dequir: 1:58pm On Mar 31

Atlantis585:
Very smart kids. Dem for burn am sef

Stoning no do you, dem must burn join.

Okay o.

Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Power Sector Crisis: Pressure Mounts On Tinubu To Sack Adelabu by dequir: 1:16pm On Mar 31

Gentlelife50:
You keep repeating this same things and jargons all the time, they have been increasing tarrifs over the years.
Stop supporting these incompetent people to keep fleecing the masses, as long as you keep appointing incompetent and corrupt people if you like increase it to the highest money known to man it won't still work.
Someone like Bath Nnaji was making significant progress then, but because of the corruption in the system he was bullied out yet u keep shouting increase tarif up and down.
Also when Mr fashola was appointed as pwer minister all he did was keep increasing tarrifs all the time did it solve anything?
Rest and stop reposting these same thing all the time, encourage them to look for competent and reduce corruption and see things work.

Don't mind nairalanda1. His mantra is increase tax, increase tarrifs always. He has nothing else to advocate to improve the lot of the poor masses that inhabit the country.

Where will the miserable and mostly unemployed citizens get the money to pay his beloved taxes and tariffs, and where are the saints who will judiciously manage the contributed money in a country filled with criminal treasury managers? He never consider that.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Protest Against Igbo King In Eastern Cape Turns Violent, Properties Burnt by dequir: 7:48pm On Mar 30

seppuku:
Bros abeg pull up the video again. They specifically clarified that the so called "king" was symbolic. You wan make I post am for you.

Then that's why the SA no nonsense people are making you to commit seppuku (self annihilation) in their country for non adherence to their cultural preferences.

Crime › Re: Insecurity: Residents Of Omugo Community In Kwara Lock Their Homes And Flee by dequir: 8:11am On Mar 30

Reference:
In the 1800 the people faced such onslaught from criminal elements and sis they run away, no. The gathered together and formed the Texas Rangers. Starting as a group of a dozen or so men. Today it is the part basis of the county policing system however they remain an independent agency.

Their counterparts in Nigeria rather run away from their communities and ancestral lands to be taken over by these land pirates. Communities that have both serving and likely retired military, paramilitary police men. Personnel that can form the kernel of a solid internal security organisation serving those communities.

What a pity.

That's what I hate about it all, whole community running away because of alien invasion. Where is their communal courage? Why can't they form local vigilantes with all outlying communities, made up of local hunters and virile youths to defend their communities interests. This is shameful.

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Politics › Re: From Insult To Outreach: Trump Seeks Reset On Africa Relations by dequir: 7:51am On Mar 30

Layi4real:
Tell me one terrorist that Iran has been sponsoring?

HAMAS, Hezbollah, Boko Haram (your in-house terrorists).

Just to name a few.

Politics › Re: Aba’s Garment, Footwear Industry Can Rival Oil Revenue — Peter Obi by dequir: 12:26pm On Mar 29

PHIPEX:
This your thinking is why many of you still.believe so much in ritual money. Rather than think of how to take advantage of this massive industry, your brain can't process it

So what has been stopping the Aba people from taking advantage of your so called massive industry and turning it into a huge money making venture bigger than our oil industry?

To their advantage, they now have 24 hrs supply of electricity, and banks are there to finance any project, so what's stopping them?

Let Mr. Obi come and tell us his perceived hindrances to this big dream he has for Aba costumes industry.

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Family › Re: “Avoid DNA Tests” — Odumeje by dequir: 12:48pm On Mar 28

Abrahills:
The bigger picture.

These pastors sleep with peoples' wives especially the ones looking for "fruit of the womb" and get many of them pregnant. The unsuspecting husbands of these women will be rejoicing that God has done it not knowing the children are fathered by the pastor.
So, what this charlatan is trying to do is to try and work on the thought process of men whose wives are being impregnated by the pastors so they don't go for DNA which could implicate the pastor.
I think he is one of those pastors. Every man in his church whose wife was once looking for pregnancy and got pregnant after seeing this man should look for money ASAP and do paternity test on the said child.

And come scatter church after detection.

I hear you.

Politics › Re: The Decline Of PDP Is How APC Too Dies - Abimbola Adelakun by dequir: 11:00am On Mar 26

yemre:
His political journey is to become a vice to am elected president in 2031 and become the president of Nigeria in 2039.

It won't happen. No, not in Nigeria. Wike has lost a lot of credibility, no one trusts him anymore.

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Politics › Re: How Suspected Coupists Plotted To Capture Aso Rock, Eliminate Tinubu, Others by dequir: 8:32am On Mar 26

Originalsly:
Hmmm ....suspects have been held for more than 160 days .... more than 5 months ....and no trial as yet? ...and we're talking about democracy? If the accusation is true .... I'm disappointed the coup didn't happen ..... I'm almost sure we'd been better off as a nation. One has to be a genius to do worse than Tinubu and his gang.

Just because he is not your own tribesman.

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Politics › Re: Do You Think Bola Ahmed Tinubu Will Win Next Year's Presidential Election by dequir: 12:27pm On Mar 25

Whitecoal711:
In a sane country,he will shamefully resin and quietly walk into one of our correctional center

The one in your beloved country overseas, whose orange prison garments have been sewn for him for his perfidies at the edge of his electoral victory, did not quietly walk into his cell when finally elected. So why will your own country top man do so when his mentor failed to do so?

Politics › Re: Do You Think Bola Ahmed Tinubu Will Win Next Year's Presidential Election by dequir: 12:18pm On Mar 25

anonimi:
Are you able and willing to answer the pertinent governance questions raised

Even if I answered the IMPERTINENT governance questions you raised, will you agree with me?

So, why should I waste my time trying to pacify your deep seated and politically allied grievances.

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