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nlfpmod:
https://punchng.com/unilag-alumna-dies-in-us-apartment/#google_vignette

America happened to her, what a loss. They can't even tell us the cause of death, what a country?

Hmmm!

nlfpmod:
https://punchng.com/unilag-alumna-dies-in-us-apartment/#google_vignette

America happened to her, what a loss. They can't even tell us the cause of death, what a country?

What do you expect, a country whose President, former presidents and law makers are pedophiles, most found wanting in the Epstein's saga. Tueh! i spit on you America

AustineE1:
The visionary governor whom we shall vote back as a governor,God willing 2027 under APC and at the federal level we will definitely go for Peter Obi of ADC,a new Nigeria is possible!
We want a Nigeria where the president when sick can go to one of the federal or state hospitals for treatment,not that kind of president that don't even believe in his own country health sector,they rather spend billions travelling to France or England for treatment...its a big shame and a betrayal of the people they rule.

Even Peter Obi does not go to Nigerian hospitals - mumu dey play. he uses his stolen pandora funds to treat himself oustide naija and they keep it secret.

adenigga:
Source: https://punchng.com/how-36-nigerian-youths-ended-up-in-russia-ukraine-war

Western propaganda - trying to use this narrative to cover up the Zelensky's kidnapping of men to force them to war- have these same media tried using the same energy to investigate the numerous evidence of videos where Ukraine kidnaps people and force them to war?
But they have invested much energy to investigate Russia that have not gone to falsely recruits these men - Greed led this ones into this, nobody forced them. There are numerous Nigerians that i know and we communicate, they live in Russia, why would Russia leave the Nigerians within Russia and go to recruit from abroad when they can easily just capture the ones within.

naptu2:
Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai @elrufai




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ANyone who aligns him or herself with Peter Obi becomes dumb and unintelligent instantly - very infectious guy with his dull brain.

Thallium Sulphate has many uses - and the office of the NSA owes no explanation to anyone for matters that are of internal security. Can he go and ask the department of war or FBI why they procure certain chemicals? This is a standard practice everywhere.

There are other uses classified. Since the America intelligence unit have arrived in Nigeria, the terrorist sponsors such as Rufai have been scared, as such are panicking. They will all be silenced before the election. Everyone is aware the evil El Rufai committed against opposition and the segregation he brought between Christians South and Muslim North Kadunarians.
The midgets thoughts Tinubu will help pivot their Islamization agenda - Tinubu ousted all the people with such tendencies from his government. El Rufai loves a government he can puppet around. Loser
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BluntCrazeMan:
Electronic Transmission of results cannot just be regarded as the: taking pictures of the ballot tallying at the Polling-Units, and uploading them to the IREV-Portal.
That is even the barest minimum of what we are requesting for.

What we are requesting for is not just the upload of the photos of the results -- but the actual Electronic Transmission of the Results, which involves the Electronic Transmission and the Electronic Collation of the Results at the same time.

Let me explain further....

The presiding officers at the polling units must input the results for each party inside the BVAS-Machine, and then transmit the results online to an online collation-server; so that there would also be an electronic collation of the transmitted votes online.

Then, the photos of the “signed and stamped results” (at all levels of results production) would then be uploaded to the IREV-Portal for Audit and Cross-Checking purposes.

We don't want an manual collation system where corrupt professors would be sitting at a collation-centre, and be tabulating millions of votes with analog calculators..
This is no more 2011.
This is 2026 for goodness’ sake.!!

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Nevertheless,, if the members of the National Assembly insists on giving us the “MANUAL Collation” coupled with only the online uploading of the photographs of the results of the elections,,
Then, here are the 3 things which they MUST make the ELECTORAL ACT to ALLOW to be electronically transmitted to the IREV-Portal:

1. The Photographs of the Polling-Units Results

2. The “NUMBER OF ACCREDITED VOTERS” which was automatically captured inside the BVAS-Machines

3. THE PHOTOGRAPHS OF ALL THE COLLATED RESULTS FROM ALL THE COLLATION-CENTERS ACROSS ALL THE LEVELS OF COLLATION.
(This No.3 above is very very important -- they shouldn't be uploading only the Polling-Unit Results alone to the IREV-Portal.)

Peter Obi and his fraudulent people are banking on hijacking the system, hack the system, manipulate the data in real time - just to destabilize the nation. It won't work.

Omooba77:
Atiku Said Position Of NNPCL Validated His Position On Refineries



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Atiku, also tell us about all the assets privatised under you and OBJ? What did you do with them? with the money? And wy did those assets die even after privatisation?
Nigerian Railway
Nigerian Airways
NEPA,
Nigerian Telecommunications Limited (NITEL)
Tourism: The privatization of tourism assets aimed to attract foreign investment and improve service quality
Petroleum Marketing Companies: These companies were privatized to reduce reliance on government for finance and encourage new investments.
I know the answers - apparently, these assets were used to divert funds.

The PMC was used to acquire oil wells/rigs.

Naya261:
I am planning of travelling to the UK for my Msc programme. My main purpose of travelling is as a means of jakpa not that I really need the Msc. I sold the land i bought in Asaba in 2018 for N22m. I plan to use the money for the tuition fee deposit ( £5,000) and other travel expenses. The complete tuition fee is £15,330. I will study and work in other to pay the remaining balance.

My plan is to remain in the UK and work after my study. Please I need your advice.

Unless you have a backup support system, don't go to the Uk... many who went there in the last 2 years won't be honest with you. I left Nigeria 13 years ago, so I am not in Nigeria, neither am I in the Uk. My sister was part of the last Sept batch, a successful banker who could raise 20M all by herself in 2 years...... She has been finding it difficult ever since...At least, i pay half of her rent 800/400 pounds every month, if I don't, she will be in problem. Her job could only fetch her 800 pounds a month, and that's her rent alone.

Be wise, travelling is good, but know where you are going, do the analysis.

You won't find job immediately, you will pay rent, transport, feeding, adapt to weather, and other miscellaneous. It is not funny. 25M is a child's play in Uk today, if you have 40M, ok, you can endure till you find your feet.

WorkTheTalk:
American TV show host Tony Perkins has revealed that First Lady Remi Tinubu approached him to discuss religious freedom issues in Nigeria, but he rejected her request because he does not want his platform used to cover up for happenings in Nigeria.


Mr Perkins, who hosts Washington Watch, disclosed this during an edition with U.S. lawmaker Chris Smith on February 4, when religious freedom was discussed.

Mr Smith was speaking about President Bola Tinubu’s government denying the killing of Christians in Nigeria and yet hiring American lobbyists to downplay the issue when Mr Perkins revealed Mrs Tinubu approached him to be featured on his platform.

“The First Lady of Nigeria was here this week, and in fact, they wanted to come on the programme to talk about religious freedom, and I said, ‘I’m not gonna meet with them or have a meeting with anybody,'” Mr Perkins said.

The broadcast journalist added, “I’m not gonna give them a platform to cover up what they’re doing in Nigeria.”

The first lady did not immediately respond to Peoples Gazette’s request for comments.

Mrs Tinubu visited the U.S. and attended the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday. Her presence was recognised at the event by President Donald Trump, a development that pro-Tinubu supporters celebrated as a major diplomatic win for the Nigerian government amid pressure from the U.S. government.

Mr Tinubu has been under pressure from the American government since Mr Trump declared Nigeria a Country of Particular Concern over the alleged killing of Christians in November.

The first lady’s visit came months after Mr Tinubu splashed millions of dollars on Republican lobbyists to burnish his tainted reputation in Washington following Mr Trump’s 2025 remarks denouncing Nigeria as “a disgrace” under his leadership.

VIDEO: “The First Lady of Nigeria was here this week, and in fact they wanted to come on the program to talk about ‘religious freedom’ and I said, I’m happy to meet with them…or have a meeting with anybody…But I’m not gonna give them a platform to cover up the evils they’re… pic.twitter.com/s04PG2B3Db

— OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 (@OurFavOnlineDoc) February 8, 2026

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And the people who are being killed and kidnapped in the East are which religion, abeg?

AMINDA:
So Tinubu is playing politics of different strokes for different folks? Where then is the fairness and what's the political ideology of the APC under Tinubu. Shettima goes to all the other states to say that governors are the political leaders of their states but in Rivers, Wike is a sacred cow right? Posterity will not be on the side of Tinubu and the rest of the snake oil merchants.

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The governor is the head and the leader of the people of the State, but there is always the structural leader that do not allow the structure of the State to collapse, many of you GenZ will never understand party structure. PDP collapsed because people like Obasanjo, Atiku, Jonathan were selfish, no true leader in their party or State. They rather allow their wish reign rather than hold the structure together. if the party will fall, let it fall, if the State will collapse, let it collapse syndrome..... Against all odds, Lagos has remain undefeated by any party because the structure is in place, governors come and go, but the structure must stand. That is what Tinubu is trying to break down to them both.

djseanjohn77:
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My counter submission:
The Southeast accounts for a disproportionate share of Nigeria’s unregistered, counterfeit, and regulatory-evading businesses. This exposes a core flaw in the VAT redistribution argument that is often ignored: VAT cannot be collected from businesses that do not formally exist. A large portion of the shortfall attributed elsewhere originates from an informal and illegal commercial base that sits outside the tax net entirely.
The dominant source of fake and substandard goods consumed nationwide is concentrated in the Southeast. These products penetrate every major market in Nigeria while escaping VAT, customs duties, and regulatory control. Consumption occurs across the federation, but production and initial distribution remain largely unregulated at the source—creating a structural revenue leak that no redistribution formula can fix.
The public statement by BLord that he relocated from Lagos due to “excessive taxation” is instructive. Taxation is not a punishment; it is the price of participating in a formal economy. His subsequent claim of being received by his state with tax exemptions reflects a governance failure, not an economic advantage. Tax havens within a fragile federation do not stimulate growth—they erode fiscal capacity and institutional credibility.
This partly explains why the Southeast struggles to attract scalable investment, manufacturing clusters, and population inflows. Capital avoids regions where compliance is weak, enforcement is selective, and security risks remain elevated. While individuals may generate wealth outside the region and repatriate it for personal projects, that pattern does not substitute for an investment ecosystem.
Without confronting informality, counterfeit trade, tax avoidance, and insecurity—including the destabilizing activities of IPOB, ESN, and affiliated groups—the region’s economic ceiling remains low. Development cannot be imported permanently. It must be generated locally, under enforceable rules, predictable taxation, and secure operating conditions.

If the claim that the eastern people are productive in other regions - and VAT are paid. It is still not scalable to reflect the eastern participation, one, the origin of most of those products and services are shrewded in secrecy, protected by the eastern population. The havoc unregistered and production of fakes products in the market is detrimental to the nation's grown and an economic sabotage that it erases the little contribution by the eastern people. The havoc done has override the contribution.

The argument that Easterners are economically productive in other regions and therefore contribute significantly to VAT does not scale. Individual productivity outside the region cannot compensate for a structurally opaque and informal production base at home. VAT is location-specific and traceable only where businesses are registered and compliant; informal activity does not translate into measurable fiscal participation.
More critically, the origin of many goods and services linked to the Southeast is deliberately obscured—protected by communal silence, weak enforcement, and informal networks. This secrecy enables large-scale unregistered manufacturing and the circulation of counterfeit products. The result is not neutrality, but net harm.
The proliferation of fake and substandard goods is economically destructive. It undermines legitimate manufacturers, distorts pricing, destroys brand trust, reduces tax revenue, and weakens consumer protection. At a national scale, this constitutes economic sabotage: it erases whatever marginal VAT contribution individuals may generate elsewhere by hollowing out the formal economy.
In effect, the damage caused by unregistered production and counterfeit trade overwhelms the measurable contributions attributed to Eastern participation in other regions. You cannot offset systemic non-compliance with anecdotal success stories. Fiscal contribution is not a sentiment; it is a function of traceability, regulation, and enforcement.
Until production is formalized, origins are transparent, and illegal supply chains are dismantled, claims of proportional economic contribution will remain unconvincing. The costs imposed on national growth far exceed the benefits claimed.

givedemwotowoto:
Low VAT Doesn’t Mean Low Economic Contribution: The South East Nigeria Case

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My counter submission:
The Southeast accounts for a disproportionate share of Nigeria’s unregistered, counterfeit, and regulatory-evading businesses. This exposes a core flaw in the VAT redistribution argument that is often ignored: VAT cannot be collected from businesses that do not formally exist. A large portion of the shortfall attributed elsewhere originates from an informal and illegal commercial base that sits outside the tax net entirely.
The dominant source of fake and substandard goods consumed nationwide is concentrated in the Southeast. These products penetrate every major market in Nigeria while escaping VAT, customs duties, and regulatory control. Consumption occurs across the federation, but production and initial distribution remain largely unregulated at the source—creating a structural revenue leak that no redistribution formula can fix.
The public statement by BLord that he relocated from Lagos due to “excessive taxation” is instructive. Taxation is not a punishment; it is the price of participating in a formal economy. His subsequent claim of being received by his state with tax exemptions reflects a governance failure, not an economic advantage. Tax havens within a fragile federation do not stimulate growth—they erode fiscal capacity and institutional credibility.
This partly explains why the Southeast struggles to attract scalable investment, manufacturing clusters, and population inflows. Capital avoids regions where compliance is weak, enforcement is selective, and security risks remain elevated. While individuals may generate wealth outside the region and repatriate it for personal projects, that pattern does not substitute for an investment ecosystem.
Without confronting informality, counterfeit trade, tax avoidance, and insecurity—including the destabilizing activities of IPOB, ESN, and affiliated groups—the region’s economic ceiling remains low. Development cannot be imported permanently. It must be generated locally, under enforceable rules, predictable taxation, and secure operating conditions.

If the claim that the eastern people are productive in other regions - and VAT are paid. It is still not scalable to reflect the eastern participation, one, the origin of most of those products and services are shrewded in secrecy, protected by the eastern population. The havoc unregistered and production of fakes products in the market is detrimental to the nation's grown and an economic sabotage that it erases the little contribution by the eastern people. The havoc done has override the contribution.

Titusele87:
BREAKING: IPOB Bans “Emma Powerful,” Goes Fully Official


Titus Eleweke

The Directorate of State (DOS) of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has formally disbanded the use of the pseudonym “Emma Powerful”, directing that all official IPOB press releases must henceforth be issued only on the organisation’s official letterheaded paper.

This decision was contained in a statement issued on Saturday by Mazi Chukwukadibia Edoziem, Head of the Directorate of State of the Indigenous People of Biafra.

According to the statement, the DOS explained that the pseudonym Emma Powerful, which had been operationally used by the IPOB Publicity Secretary for disseminating press releases, has been abused, misused, and compromised, thereby posing serious risks to the movement.

The statement noted that IPOB considers it critically imperative to make these clarifications as part of its commitment to ensuring that the global IPOB movement operates in line with globally recognised and accepted institutional best practices.

The DOS outlined the following considerations:That Emma Powerful was originally an operational pseudonym used for IPOB press releases.
That any statement issued under the name of the Indigenous People of Biafra carries enormous responsibility for IPOB and its leadership.
That the pseudonym has been abused, misused, and compromised.

That the continued use of the pseudonym presents clear and present dangers to IPOB as a movement and to the Biafran self-determination struggle.
That certain individuals and groups have subtly deployed the pseudonym as a tool to disrupt the prevailing peace and security currently enjoyed by both Biafrans and visitors in Biafraland.

Consequently, the Directorate of State of the Indigenous People of Biafra resolved as follows:
In line with organisational standards, all press statements representing the official position of IPOB must henceforth be released exclusively on IPOB’s official letterheaded paper.

Arising from the abuse, misuse, and compromise of the pseudonym Emma Powerful, IPOB shall no longer use this name in issuing its press statements.

For the avoidance of doubt and in the interest of clarity, any press statement released under the pseudonym “Emma Powerful” going forward does not emanate from IPOB leadership and does not represent the position of the IPOB Directorate of State (DOS).

Furthermore, the Directorate of State categorically stated that it did not authorise any individual or group whatsoever to issue a lockdown or sit-at-home order across Biafraland on Monday, 2 February 2026

This is synonymous to any terror organization globally, backstabbing, wrangling, agendas, betrayers, overthrow, duplicate of authorities

SmartPolician:
This data is misleading. I'm sure the person who put it together has never been to Lagos, a state where getting clean water through boreholes is extremely hard. It's even shocking that Lagos is the first.

That's how myopic you are and shallow minded. Some of you have never smelt Lagos before, all you know about Lagos is what you see online. And what you see online is majorly Lekki Ajah, and you use that city turn slum by the visitors to judge the entirety of Lagos. I am a Lagosian, from the Southwestern part of the State. I have lived in the Northeast part of Lagos; I also used to visit my in-laws in the North part of Lagos. I am sure this information is alien to you. That said, where i come from (southwest of Lagos), all i need to do to get access to clean water is dig 2-3 meters, boom, i have access to drinking water. In fact, in the core western part of my LGA, in my village, we only need to dig about 2-3 feet and the water is as clean and pure as anything. The sand there is pure white sand, and you can even lay on it without getting a stain. The sand is similar to the beach sand, but it is pure white and it is clean because that region of Lagos is not overpopulated....and you do not have pollutions from moving cars in close proximity.
No, before Lagos became overpopulated, this was synonymous to most part of Lagos, dredging and reclamation done in especially Ajah, Lekki destroyed that area. Most parts of Lagos use to utilize wells of about 4-5m deep for source of water. In those years, 80s to early 90s, wells were padlocked to preserve the cleanness of the water. Lagos is largely below sea level ad has about 75% of water to land ratio, and that is understandable. Though, Ogun State is in close proximity to Lagos, but most part is rocky, clayey, and hilly. As such, people dig over 15m-60m to get water in most part before technology brought the boring machine. The water also largely is sweet and clean -Drinking water from clay soil is considered beneficial for hydration and health. The water is naturally cooled, which can be especially refreshing during hot weather. The minerals present in the clay can enhance the taste and provide various health benefits.
Ogun state has one of the highest percentages of households with access to safe drinking water. The state benefitted from the now-completed European Union water projects in Nigeria which constructed boreholes, micro water schemes, and treatment plants in Ogun. The state also has codified standards for water quality monitoring by relevant agencies. About 75% of the population in Ogun now uses improved drinking water sources.

I am sure you aren't aware that Lagos water is tested from time to time by the water board. tell which other States in Nigeria has functioning agencies? Water quality is regularly tested by agencies like the Lagos Water Corporation to ensure it meets World Health Organization guidelines for drinking water quality. Over 85% of households in Lagos now have access to potable water. This is according to WHO.

River State have improved a lot. Rivers State has abundant water resources from the many rivers, including the state’s namesake. In Port Harcourt, the state capital, and other major cities, tap water is treated at modern water treatment plants and is safe for drinking. The state also has a rural water program working to provide potable water to rural communities.

Conclusion
Lagos, Rivers, Delta, Ogun, Enugu, and Kaduna states have the highest percentages of people that have access to clean drinking water in Nigeria as of today. The other states covered have also made commendable progress in improving the availability of and access to potable water for their citizens.

BlackViper:
https://x.com/i/status/2015711946608169031

Be proud my lady, We now have Yoruba programmes taking center stage globally, even the whites are now studying yoruba in schools across the globe. We now have Science Ede Yoruba, Masoyinbo, etc - masoyinbo travels round the world as guest to teach and to engage other nationals. Yoruba is blessed.

anonimi:
If NELFUND budget does not cover all students affected by higher tuition fees since Tinubu got his turn to worsen APC extreme poverty shege, then why should your god bless him for his agbalọwọmeri modus operandi

My problem with majority of you these children of nowadays, is, you always think things are really worse now. During Obasanjo, before he became president, my school fees was N250 and few years into is presidency, my fees became N25,000..... and for a 4 year programme, we ended up using 7 years - no extra year included due to repeated strike.

Steinmann:
Impeach him now.
Nigerians have suffered enough.
This is the worst government I have ever experienced in Nigeria.

BECAUSE YOU ARE JUST A BOY - If your parent had a good starter and had it good, you won't be where you are.....
However, let me remind you - even though you were never born at the time.... In the 70s-early 90s - Working class parents and business men alike could not afford a self-contain apartment not to mention flat or build their own houses, they could not afford black& white Tv, not to mention colored, parents could not use gas stove, many depended on kerosene and many others use fire-wood, charcoal stove and later Abacha stove......The staple food of many families was Garri.....No families could afford imported food. In the 70s, many parents use bicycle to school, the middle class had vespa motorcycle, very few had cars, In the 80s, the molues (buses) in Lagos were always filled to the door with the bus bending to one side as if it will fall - that's was how rickety the transport system were........Many people could not even fit their kitchen with kitchen tools, gadgets were luxuries. Yet our population was half what it is today. It was difficult for many to suddenly breakthrough from poverty....Today, one poor boy from Ikorodu can become millionaire, and begin to buy cars and houses as he likes.
Someone like you who is getting dependent for the first time, didn't know or care what your parents went through and didn't care to ask. Perhaps you asked, but many Nigerians suffer from amnesia - too forgetful, they easily forget. There was an era where ordinary antenna was a targeted object, before you wake up, they have removed your antenna overnight. There was a time many could not sleep well at night, you have to act partly as vigilante, because thieves could break into your apartment.

Noneroone:
https://punchng.com/ipob-directs-onitsha-traders-to-open-shops-despite-soludos-order/?fbclid=IwY2xjawPksQ5leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAwzNTA2ODU1MzE3MjgAAR6fEEuqQB5LWPP2yeET0XxbIKZdhThcVRY8IrHce9q39tuUPRr_15XvSHXD_g_aem_Gb4p--iwsMXV-7L0zeVZxQ

Nlfpmod mynd44 Fergie001

This one is just another empty chest beater with lies - we did this, we did that.... Their ancestors fought for Nigeria, their grandpas drowned in the sea, their ancestors blah blah blah, bleating like A HE- goat

AMINDA:
APC's only strategy on winning elections in Lagos is tagging the opposition candidate as Igbo. This predates Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivor. The "drown in the Lagoon" comment of old by the Oba comes to mind and that wasn't against Gbadebo. But in Nigeria, they scream, "It's the turn of the South."

See Genz speaking - What did the Igbos do to Awolowo? What did they do to MKO Abiola?
God and learn from history where the betrayal and game started from- Igbos have never accepted the Yorubas from the word Go. they blocked Awolowo's presidency even as his region was developing fasted under his leadership - even as he gave many of their sons and daughters free education in the West - They still betrayed him, imprisoned him. Abiola got less than 20% votes in the entire east, despite other regions accepting him nationwide. ONly the Igbos proved who they really are. The same people did the same to Tinubu, using Buhari as an excuse........to hate Tinubu.....while selling their Igbo man to other regions meanwhile they voted enmass for their tribesman but call others who voted theirs tribalistic. No be juju be that.

BlocksNG:
Bad economy policies, things are hard, people find solutions to stay alive.

This has nothing to do with the economy, these same boys when they get to abroad, they cannot be useful to the society or themselves, all they want to do is steal, steal cars and send to Nigeria............ You would see they are gang, and they are mobile, that's absolute covetousness.... they want to build mansions in the village through crime. .

That's not even my problem, they will soon relocate to Lagos, bring this their dirty behavior to Lagos. Lagos was calm, peaceful, serene, and secure in the 80s up to 90s until these criminals started arriving in their numbers.

Jakumo:
It is not often that a Nigerian soldier is able to capture a firefight involving infantry, tanks and major firepower, so when this video clip arrived in my news feed, I had to share it on the Nairaland forum for the viewing pleasure of my fellow armchair generals in the house. If you listen carefully you will hear the whistle of incoming rounds whipping past the cameraman's head as he bravely records the chaotic firefight.

Sit back, and enjoy the fireworks, but while you see the brave men of the Nigerian army lock horns with a determined and well funded enemy, remember that this is no movie, and that when the smoke clears, a few Nigerian soldiers will have paid the ultimate price, and thus made the ultimate sacrifice for their fatherland.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0Mr3reisY0

The most difficult war in this life is a war with people with no real direction, no true leader, no goals, headless mobs, savages. If you defeat them in one direction, some other ones will rise from another direction, you will just be left empty and clueless. they keep coming back no matter how many you kill. Guerilla warfare.

Namaster:
SPINELESS Starmer!

I expect him to apologise for "suggesting" the PDFile should apologise.
He's been talking sh1t about Europe for years and they've let him.

WHY would he stop now?

Someone VIOLATED International Law and this same Starmer provided Military Support to allegedly ENFORCE another International Law.

Despite his STEWPID and UNFOUNDED excuses for why America wants to annex Greenland, these WEAK European Leaders set up a "committee" to negotiate and discuss it.

WEAK!

It should have been an EMPHATIC NO!
NO negotiation.
NO discussion.

If you want it, you should be ready to BLEED for it.

Europe has both the FINANCIAL and MILITARY POWERS to deal decisively with America or Russia.
Instead they chose to be POOOOSEEYS who are getting FORKED from both ends.

At the moment, they are a dying empire, divided, and without cover if America leaves NATO today. Meloni is on track here, she has said EU has no leverage at all and will be loser in this war. Let me explain, firstly, they stopped buying gas and oil from Russia. They now buy expensive oil and gas from America; Germany can't even run with such expensive fuel. They have another economic war with China underground, and they partly rely on Russia's oil coming through India. if US should block sales of gas or oil to EU today, they will collapse in few years if not months. They will be completely vulnerable to both security threat and financial stability.
The EU are already seeking BRICS as alternative financial exchange system but are too afraid t make their interest bold. Few of them have asked recently to work together with BRICS, but this was not their stance few months ago when the going was good between them and the US. The US dollar plays a central role in global finance. Without cooperation, the EU could face currency volatility and challenges in international banking. As long as this remains, the EU will quickly collapse as they really deeply on trade export.
Loss of Global Influence: The transatlantic alliance amplifies Europe’s voice in global affairs. Without US backing, the EU’s ability to shape international policy on issues like climate change, trade rules, and tech regulation would diminish.
Fragmentation Risk: Internal divisions within the EU could deepen, as member states differ on how to replace US support. Some may seek closer ties with China, others with Russia, creating political instability.
perhaps you should listen to the analysis of these people on the ongoing silent wars.

1. Prof Sachs Jeffrey
2. Lt Col Davies Daniel
3. Col Doug Macgregor
4. Emil Cosman
5. Prof Richard D. Wolff

America will quickly and rapidly sabotage the EU before they can rally round, trust me. This is an alliance America has overtimes subordinated, the alliance with US has weakened the EU security architecture, they overly rely on America's tech and weaponry.... all their Military industries have collapsed. They have also been infiltrated by the Jihadist whose homes they have jointly destroyed over the years.

America can even negotiate with the enemies to attack another enemy of theirs.....that's how they operate. The EU is aware of all these, not that they are afraid of challenging America in a fair economic game, where international rules and laws are respected, but America whom they have supported and know very well does not respect international law and doesn't play by the book. The entire EU today cannot put up 200k strong military. Imagine Germany sending 14 men to Greenland, and they left within 48hrs due to the weather. The total men sent to proof a point to Trump on the island were 88, what would that do? These same people cannot put up 20,000 men to defend Ukraine when they are to a peace deal. All they do is one meeting upon another, coalition of the willing-to-do-nothing... All talks and no real intent. Did you see how Zelensky blasted them Davos?

Man102:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPfGwaFsAlo?feature=shared



Source : https://igberetvnews.com/1491611/mum-died-ethiopian-airlines-flight-abuja-us-video/

Dead is one thing universal to all....and it doesn't inform before striking, it could arrive at midnight while in your sleep, in airplane, while playing, while conversing, just anywhere. That's how death is, sometimes, as a result of underlying disease that you aren't even aware of. We have seen many healthy looking people die suddenly, and what's the big deal about death or where people die. It's only in Nigeria that we see dumb people asking why someone have to die, when they have failed to do regular checkup. When your phone battery is running low, you check constantly and look for power to recharge it - Same thing applies to life, when your body isn't all good, you can feel it, but it isn't breaking you down, all that is required is proper checkup.
Many are diabetic, hypertensive etc. and they do not know. Many have very bad eating and sleeping habits, many drink alcohol to the extent that they just drink whatever they see........Nigeria with high rate of Igbo manufactured alcohol everywhere. I pity Nigeria's future....many of the youths today, drinking heavily without proper nutrition will have themselves to blame in years to come. Imagine if people start dropping dead constantly without explanation, they will still blame the government, as if governments are life givers

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Q: Have you invited Putin to be on the Board of Peace?

Trump: Yeah. He’s been invited.

Q: Thoughts on Macron saying he will not join the Board of Peace?

Trump: Did he say that? Nobody wants him because he’s going to be out of office very soon.

If they feel hostile, I’ll put… pic.twitter.com/XgxvVcwLi9

— Clash Report (@clashreport) January 20, 2026

has morels than Trump, in 1million years, he won't accept the offer.
I see many ignoramuses here who are not following world politics except what BBC, CNN and co tells them.
Trump and Isreal are trying to form a parallel UNSC of a new world order - by the time many members keep showing interest, they will stop attending UNSC or relinquish their positions in UNSC or be compelled to by the US.
Now, this is the formation of the new Trump UNSC - Tony Blair, former British PM, the stronger countries - with Trump being the live chairman even after his presidency he will remain in the board together with these powerful men. Others will be non-decision makers.....nobody will question the decision of America as it does happen in UNSC. It's a call for total hegemonic setup where smaller nations become vassals of these great powers.