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teeytimi:Even if that's the agenda of Trump, the point is, are his accusations against the Nigerian govt TRUE or FALSE? This govt gave them that opportunity to do so by messing up big time. They took the cries of ordinary Nigerians for granted and now expect same Nigerians to stand up for them? Infact most Nigerians I know would prefer to have an American govt rule over them than the present despotic govt of Tinubu who came into power via deceptive and corrupt means. At least they'd be safe in their own country |
SpencerForbes:Are you surprised? A president that treats his people as shit and is heavily corrupt, corruptly enriching his cronies to the detriment of Nigerians. Truth is, if he had done well, it's even ordinary Nigerians on the street that would have stood up and fought the battle for him. But now almost every Nigerian I know is supporting the actions of Trump and praying for Trump to mess him up and throw him out of power. |
Flangelo12:Still doesn't change the fact that there's christian genocide going on |
engrelvis:Please educate those ignorant people who foolishly want to defend what cannot be defended |
Wallade:YES, I wish the security agencies see this. Let them come and arrest me for treason and treachery! I'm only being factual and speaking the truth. If I'm labeled as guilty of anything, then it'd be for calling out evil for what it is- the evil this govt is unleashing on Christians and Nigerians alike. There has to be an end to it. |
The US are not that stupid to invade a country on the basis of what an association says. They do thorough underground work and findings before they come out to take definite action on the basis of their findings. You've forgotten that the US has an embassy right here in Nigeria that feeds their president daily with intelligence. In this embassy, there are CIA operatives, members of the US armed forces and intelligence services who work and are domiciled there. So they get credible first hand info about happenings within Nigeria and transmit them to the POTUS. |
Wallade:You agree with Tinubu that there's no systematic killing of christians when there are facts to the contrary. You obviously haven't researched well. Even Tinubu himself that you're blindly defending confessed to this fact in his 2014 post against Goodluck Jonathan. Or you probably didn't read that fact too? It'd only take a fool to defend this govt because the facts are very obvious. The mass graves that are displayed for all to see to the attacks and massacre of Christian villages to the overtaking of these villages by the Fulani terrorists to the renaming of these Christian villages where the matyred Christians and displaced Christians once lived? Even facts are available of how a GOC of the Nigerian army in Jos gave entry to these terrorists to massacre an entire Christian village (the facts are online, be diligent enough to research it rather than coming online with sentimental rants), and the president knew about this but did nothing to this general? And you're saying govt is not complicit in all these? Even your so called president shot himself in the foot and goofed big time. And yes, as things stand now I'd prefer an American govt ruling Nigeria to the present charade of dictatorship and islamist agenda which we have now. At least they'd sanitize the system and bring in some sense into governance. Infact, I'd support any military takeover in this country as things stand now. Nigeria has never had it this terrible. |
Wallade:You're being too sentimental with your statement. Your own president Tinubu openly denied the obvious slaughter of christians going on in the country. How can he initiate a fight against something he denies exist? He thought Trump is a fool. Before the US takes any action, just know that they'd have done their research underground. What annoys me most about this govt is the fact that they have nothing to offer. All of Tinubu's moves are just about securing a second term and not governance. I would support anything to remove that despicable man from aso rock and place a godly man who fears God and respects his people there. Not someone who is filthy corrupt and turns a blind eye to obvious evil. It pains me seeing the hundreds of shallow graves of slaughtered christians and one stupid man would come out and deny it exists |
BeardGangJnr1:Congress and Senate that are already in his pocket? These two chambers are republican majority. Additionally, The Senate is led by the vice president and the house of representatives speaker is Trump's boy whom he put in there. So how can they oppose his policies or plans. They'd quickly rubber-stamp it |
LegendHero:Just hear yourself. How can a president of a sovereign country allow another country come in and carry out a military action under his watch? It shows gross incompetence and no reasonable country would allow that. Whichever way it goes, Tinubu is bleeped up. He goofed big time! I'm loving this response from Trump. |
France, o France! Franceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee |
First define and introduce what FATF means to the readers! Very poor and novice write up |
SmartPolician:God bless you! I was about making same point but since you have articulated it pointedly and educated the op on minimum wages in both countries, I won't waste my time typing again. You have driven home the point. |
DomPerignon:Continue deceiving yourself. You're probably one of those that live in aso rock that doesn't know the pulse of the ordinary citizen in the street. As it stands now, most citizens in the country are rooting and praying for a military takeover and would gladly welcome it over the current government in place. |
Saturnalia:I really don't understand how the post by the op about Reno omokri concerns Peter obi. This your post is completely off point and immature. Infact it even looks like one of those senseless posts made by Reno omokri himself. Always stick to the point and stop disgracing yourself like this |
GanagiBitrus:This table is misleading. All results obtained against the lowest teams in a group both home and away are discarded. So as it stands now, Nigeria has 15 points, not 17pts because the results against Zimbabwe are not counted |
All those attacking the man haven't heard his own version of the story. Believe any woman's tale at your own risk. A woman hardly takes responsibility for her own faults and would rather find someone to put the blame on, even an animal. Ask Eve in the garden of Eden who blamed her sins on the serpent. Rule is, always hear from both sides before concluding, no matter how sweet one person's side of the story sounds. Truth is, when you hear from both sides you'd most likely know who's telling the truth and who's not, or who's the one at fault. Only very immature people judge situations based on the story they hear from only one party in a case. |
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AMINDA:You see in these kinda things, you don't bring up sentiments or emotions into it. It's all about personal interests. Yes they helped him but he has a bigger ambition in 2027 and he has made his calculations. Inasmuch as I don't also like that he's doing away with those that helped him, but I really can't fault his decisions. He's doing what is in his personal interest. Same thing played out in Rivers state. I also won't be surprised if he dumps shettima for kwankwaso. It's all about personal interests not emotions or sentiments. The Enugu APC chairman himself wasn't smart. He was sentimental when he attacked the incumbent governor and refusing him entry into the party. If he had calculated well, he'd have known that there's no way a president would choose him over a sitting governor in terms of who has more electoral value. He should have quietly accepted the governor while strategizing on his next moves. But he chose to be sentimental and exhibited that emotional outburst which wasn't a smart move. If I were in Tinubu's shoes I'd have done same thing by easing him out of that position to make way for the governor. |
AMINDA:Tinubu's main priority is to secure second term. He has done his calculations. A sitting governor would offer him better chances at getting his ultimate goal of second term. So he would naturally do all it takes to secure whatever would benefit him more. It's simply business. If you were in Tinubu's shoes you'd probably have done same thing based on these calculations. |
When you post these kinda figures you also need to tell us what the inflation rate of naira was in January compared to now. That way, people would know whether the 2million naira gain was meaningful or not. Always place any investment profit against inflation. Thank you |
The moment I saw their woeful opening game against Norway I already knew this team would be disgraced. |
Lol we expected this response. The moment senator Ted Cruz denounced the ongoing systematic killing of Christians in northern Nigeria, Tinubu flew to Jos and held meetings with CAN. It's obvious he induced them to openly deny the claims made by the US. This was exactly what I was expecting would happen from CAN and it just happened ![]() Very predictable organisation that can't defend it's faith and people |
Abeg, make I see my people wey still remember Rosa Salvaje — that legendary Mexican soap opera wey scatter TV back in the day. Once you hear that theme song ehn, goosebumps go just full your body. Those were the days when NTA and AIT used to hold us hostage every evening. No Netflix, no streaming — if you miss am, na your wahala be that. Gen Z no go understand this struggle. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPv3BVurxQM
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G0odharddick:Best comment so far |
Davash222:That's why I advise people, before you rent a house always have an escape route or strategy that's different from the main entrance. If a prospective house doesn't have this, it's better not to rent especially if you have a job that can easily attract them |
The Forbes currency calculator report for September 2025 has ranked the Nigerian Naira as the ninth weakest currency in Africa. This latest ranking underscores the lingering pressure on Nigeria’s economy despite recent signs of easing inflation. The Forbes currency calculator, which sources real-time foreign exchange market data via the Open Exchange Rates API, updates every five minutes to reflect live trading values. The system captures the impact of demand and supply, market sentiment, and broader economic conditions on each nation’s currency performance. According to the data, the São Tomé & Príncipe Dobra (22,282 per $1) topped the list of Africa’s weakest currencies, followed by the Sierra Leonean Leone (20,970), Guinean Franc (8,680), Ugandan Shilling (3,503), and Burundian Franc (2,968). Others on the list include the Congolese Franc (2,811), Tanzanian Shilling (2,465), Malawian Kwacha (1,737), the Nigerian Naira (₦1,490 per $1), and the Rwandan Franc (1,448). In contrast, the Tunisian Dinar (2.90 per $1), Libyan Dinar (5.40), Moroccan Dirham (9.91), Ghanaian Cedi (12.31), and Botswanan Pula (14.15) were ranked as the five strongest currencies in Africa. The continent currently has 54 recognised countries, according to the United Nations and geographic data sources. The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reported that the country’s headline inflation fell from 24.5% in January to 20.12% in August, its fifth consecutive month of decline. The trend is attributed to stable foreign exchange inflows from oil exports and remittances, better agricultural yields, and the Central Bank of Nigeria’s monetary policy, which held the benchmark rate at 27.5%. Full list of Africa’s weakest currencies (September 2025): (1.) São Tomé & Príncipe Dobra – 22,282 per $1 (2.) Sierra Leonean Leone – 20,970 per $1 (3.) Guinean Franc – 8,680 per $1 (4.) Ugandan Shilling – 3,503 per $1 (5.) Burundian Franc – 2,968 per $1 (6.) Congolese Franc – 2,811 per $1 (7.) Tanzanian Shilling – 2,465 per $1 (8.) Malawian Kwacha – 1,737 per $1 (9.) Nigerian Naira – ₦1,490 per $1 (10.) Rwandan Franc – 1,448 per $1 https://guardian.ng/business-services/money/full-list-top-10-weakest-currencies-in-africa-naira-ranks-ninth-forbes/ |
Judolisco:Africans aren't taking care of their own that's why other countries wisely snap them up |
yewit37486:You're obviously living in a fantasy world and don't know the calamity that's befalling your health sector. Few years back, when interviews were held for doctors for hospital positions in the country for which I applied, thousands of doctors trooped in to apply. The number of applicants were so many that only a few of us were taken. But as I speak with you rgt now, even those that were taken have left. Hospitals recently advertised for job positions and not even one doctor showed up. I'm sure you've seen the news where a single doctor was placed on call duty for a whole month? That's because there are no more doctors to fill that position. No doctor is looking at Nigeria anymore. I interviewed some medical interns just this week, and ALL of them have already passed foreign exams and prepared to leave. They're just waiting for completion of their housejob and probably nysc before zooming off. By the time your hospitals are deserted you'd understand the calamity that has befallen your health sector. |

