Romance › Re: Boyfriend Catches Girlfriend With Another Man In Apartment He Paid For In Uyo by EDGEof2MORO: 6:34am On Jan 16 |
muyico: Women, work hard and rent ur personal apartment, u will gat freedoms, no man will throw ur belonging away, bcus u double date, u c wot dependant caused her now, her pictures all over d social media, how Ur family go feel now?? I think this is the best solution. The ones wey be ashèwo go show their true colors without any problem, the ones wey get sense too go adjust. |
Politics › Re: EU Removes Nigeria From High-Risk Financial List by EDGEof2MORO: 6:24am On Jan 16 |
Cherrybae: Wild jubilation across the Federation. Tinubu is just like the biblical Moses whom God sent to go and tell Pharaoh to let his people go.
We are already closer to the promised land.
God bless Tinubu God bless wike And god bless you too like he has bless them |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Protests: Is This The End Of The Supreme Leader Of Iran, Ali Khamenei? by EDGEof2MORO: 6:22am On Jan 16 |
LLMG: It is not late. Iranians work up, Nigerians will wake up too, just like the whole world wake up. What are you even saying? |
Politics › Re: Court Orders Facebook Owner Meta To Pay Falana $25,000 For Privacy Invasion by EDGEof2MORO: 6:20am On Jan 16 |
Jayhome24: All these you are saying is alott but haven't add up to answer my simple question. Who is going to pay the $25k, through wish method or acct, where is Facebook lawyer that defended their company, who will order the payment and signed it out?
Just answer these questions pls. And tell Falana to release the copy of the payout when it's done. Mind you I'm not supporting Facebook for such act its totally wrong and unacceptable but I need an answers to my qustion above. Ok |
Celebrities › Re: Nick Francisca Arrested In Guinea, Accused Of Being Bandits' Informant by EDGEof2MORO: 6:18am On Jan 16 |
The lesson from this thread is that the makeup industry is demonic |
Politics › Re: Court Orders Facebook Owner Meta To Pay Falana $25,000 For Privacy Invasion by EDGEof2MORO: 5:08pm On Jan 14 |
Greeegs: How will they enforce the judgement when meta has no liaison presence in Nigeria and they can't either force the judgment to obey it in the USA where the company is headquartered. The American govt doesn't allow countries to enforce judgment against their companies. PUNANI01: Una dey make me laugh, was it meta that published it or a page operating in meta? Very laughable, una no go get shi shi. You can ask meta to delete the page that invaded your privacy. Jayhome24: Pls where is the $25k coming from if I may ask? Will Facebook all the way in US paid to Falana pls how if I may ask?
Just need those over-sabi NL to come up with their keyboard hypes over every thing to tell me how will the cash be paid, from whose account, in which court such judgement was passed and who is going to implement it? We learn everyday and today is the day 3 of you learn that Facebook/Meta has physical presence in Nigeria. One Number two, you see why it is good to have companies operating at the scale Meta functions NEED to set up an office in any country they operate. No government will allow a large corporation set up shop in their country and let them get away with things like this. Even if the company chooses to bribe someone, at the very least it cost them something, and it was not a playground to come in and malign people's reputation without consequences. Someone like Femi Falana, and many Nigerians care about their public reputation that have been built over the years. Maybe it does not concern you if tomorrow you see your name and images of you eating dead insects in a bush. For many Nigerians they will be worried and if they have the means to sue, they will in order to get justice. Twitter, and other popular social media apps are required to have offices in Nigeria. If they fail to meet these basic obligations, then they will be operating illegally here and that is another kettle of fish. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Violent Clashes As Iran Anti-government Protests Spread To 111 Cities by EDGEof2MORO: 7:14pm On Jan 09 |
Gotocourt: Liver cirrhosis finished Abacha due to his ogogoro lifestyle, ever thought of the dark glasses. It's covered his red eyes from liver cirrhosis symptoms 🤷🏿. Well done o. Last week they said it was HIV |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Protests: Is This The End Of The Supreme Leader Of Iran, Ali Khamenei? by EDGEof2MORO: 7:13pm On Jan 09 |
LLMG: They are deceitfully creeping into other countries governmental systems, theirs is getting destroyed from within. The West break the spell and free yourselves. Nigeria will surely be free from archaic barbarism. They have agents within Nigeria government so your message is very very late |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Protests: Is This The End Of The Supreme Leader Of Iran, Ali Khamenei? by EDGEof2MORO: 7:11pm On Jan 09 |
Mrexcell: So all the nuclear sites trump bombed Iran are all not nuclear sites? The regular UN inspections of those sites are all imaginations and not real events? Do you know what it takes to make a nuclear bomb? Iran had been open to regular inspections that oversee the progress but pulled out of the agreement when the other side also refused to meet up their obligations. It is the Intel they got from these so-called inspections they used to damage the nuclear facilities Iran had been developing. No one said the facilities are not real. There are numerous applications of nuclear energy, i hope you know that. It is like saying someone has a drug factory and wants to be making poison tablets. The person said come and inspect to see for yourself. The facility is making panadol. The inspectors pull out and say panadol is poisonous. Using this example. Is panadol poisonous? Yes... if you abuse it. NO.. if you use it right Has Iran abused "panadol"? NO... the only people saying they want to bomb Israel are the ones who have dropped nuclear bombs on others, yet...somehow whether it is pure sorcery or lack of ability to think... majority of people believe them. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Gets Its First Unmanned 24-Hour Fuel Stations by EDGEof2MORO: 4:04am On Jan 09 |
MarketDispatch: How will they steal? You select how many litres you want to buy, pay first, machine will give you green light and stop at the exact amount you purchase.
With this model, Dangote will further reduce Petrol price if he removes the costs related to Petrol pump attendants. The only danger is that many households will be further thrown to more poverty due to loss of jobs when Petrol pump attendants jobs are eliminated by technology.
I am sure it will not be like UK own that you will dispense petrol first before paying. How much do you think fuel attendants are paid? |
Business › Re: I Was Born In 1997 And I’ve Not Achieved Anything.” — Lady Breåks Down In Teårs by EDGEof2MORO: 4:03am On Jan 09 |
This format don cast since |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Violent Clashes As Iran Anti-government Protests Spread To 111 Cities by EDGEof2MORO: 2:32am On Jan 09 |
opeldavid: This evil regime and sponsor of terrorists must fall Ayatollah should start negotiating with the country he would go and seek exile from. There was a time the founding founders of U.S.A were internationally know as terrorists That word is used to describe someone or a group that refuses to conform with whatever "rule" the power of the day demands. Those U.S.A terrorists fought to liberate their country from British colonial rule. Now we have an Iran that refuse to agree to the terms of international trade around resource control and sovereignty that will leave Iran in a detrimental position, economically weakened, irrelevant and a shadow of itself. The powers today has tagged them "terrorists" because of this opposition. They do not want any nation that will hinder their access to resources in your region. If your government gives them a hard time. They throw sanctions, start protests in your country, and may even murder your leader (like Abacha) or kidnap them (like Noriega and Maduro) while throwing convincing arguments via media houses that those leaders are abusing human rights, selling drugs, or terrorists. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Violent Clashes As Iran Anti-government Protests Spread To 111 Cities by EDGEof2MORO: 2:26am On Jan 09 |
BodyCount: Mossad terrorists infiltrated it and are sponsoring some unpatriotic thugs to cause mayhem...
JUST AS SOME EVIL POLITICIANS AND OPPOSITIONS INFILTRATED ENDSARS PEACEFUL PROTESTERS...
Iran should by all means contain these thugs and terrorists using the protest as a means to -Steal -Loot - And destroy public properties You can't expect any sensible government to watch irrational and evil sponsored thugs to break down the system. I trust that Iran will triumph over these Mossad terrorists eventually. Well said. It is the benefit for the oil thieves and their hypocrite allies in the middle east to have Iran subdued and fractured for ever. |
Politics › Re: Pictures Of The Passing Out Parade Of Course-1 NDA Graduating Cadets In 1967 by EDGEof2MORO: 2:24am On Jan 09 |
grandstar: They were either from the Silent Generation or the Baby Boomers.
The Silent Generation has ruled the country the longest
1. Yakubu Gowon: 1966-1975
2. Muritala Mohammed: 1975-1976
3. Olusegun Obasanjo 1975-1979
4. Shehu Shagri was from the Greatest Generation. So, he doesn't count.
5. Mohammadu Buhari: 1983-1985
6. Ibrahim Babangida 1985-1993
7. Sani Abacha 1993-1998
8. Absalami Abubakar 1998-1999
9. Olusegun Obasanjo 1999-2007
10. Umaru Musa Yar'Adua 1997-2010
11 Good Jonathan is a Baby Boomer so does not count.
12. Mohammadu Buhar: 2015-2023
13. Tinubu does not count as he is a Baby Boomer. Abeg...throwaway this your "generation" talk. It serves no basis in ANY CONVERSATION except to pitch people against one another |
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Detains Ghana’s Ex-Finance Minister by EDGEof2MORO: 2:21am On Jan 09 |
dc23: So why do you think he is overstaying his VISA or that it hasn't been renewed for him yet as a VIP? That he is a village champion in Ghana does not grant him preferential treatment in the U.S. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Detains Ghana’s Ex-Finance Minister by EDGEof2MORO: 2:20am On Jan 09 |
omoredia: All this one that they claim white man was responsible for the slavery of Africans is all a lie. It was african leaders that force the white man to trade in slave cos it was a business African leaders were engaged in before the white man came 100% correct. There were outright invasions, kidnappings and enslavement by foreigners. It still pales in comparison to what people in Africa did to their fellow Africans to enslave them. Many wealthy families in Nigeria today, the so-called "old money" got wealthy through slave trade. I will not name names but they are easy to find. |
Business › Re: Lady Cries Out As Soldier Tears Her Camouflage Clothes In Lagos Market by EDGEof2MORO: 2:13am On Jan 09 |
Insectkiller: She knows d rule...and many people are impersonating as soldiers using the camouflage...
It may look harsh but tearing, it's not out of place..
Go front .. Does the rule prohibit people from selling clothes with military camouflage design? |
Business › Re: Lady Cries Out As Soldier Tears Her Camouflage Clothes In Lagos Market by EDGEof2MORO: 2:10am On Jan 09 |
funkyqz: Two wrongs, it was wrong selling them in the first place due to the level of insecurity in the country. It was also wrong of the soldier destroying them. He could have just seized them. The soldier is not allowed to seize or touch them if they are on sale. What if another soldier wants to buy it? That soldier should be disciplined for gross misconduct. |
Business › Re: Lady Cries Out As Soldier Tears Her Camouflage Clothes In Lagos Market by EDGEof2MORO: 2:08am On Jan 09 |
There is nothing wrong with selling clothes that have military style camouflage design.
This soldier needs to go back to the barracks. Na their type they pay money to be deployed to big cities like Lagos so they can bully civilians. Post am to where real work dey...e go run go hospital dey find doctor's report |
Family › Re: “You’ve Never Paid School Fees Here” — Boy Confronts His Mother by EDGEof2MORO: 2:05am On Jan 09 |
Judolisco: I don’t know which part of the country you’re from, or your age… but before Nigeria became this bad, if a child wasn’t going to school or the farm in a community, community members or neighbours would query the parents on why the child was not going to school or farming. They weren’t the ones paying the school fees; they did it because they didn’t want the child to become a problem in the future. That’s why they asked questions. The same thing applied to a female child following males up and down in a community community members would report the child to her parents.
Back to the post, it’s the father’s responsibility to pay the school fees. Even if the woman works and earns more than the husband, a sensible wife will give the money to the husband to complete the school fees of her children, even without the children knowing that their mum contributed. I don’t know what transpired here; all I see is the failure of the parents in raising a child properly. When I stayed with one of my uncles years ago in Abuja, I noticed this, and within six months of my stay, it was corrected with punishment and cane. You must respect your parents, especially your mother. The trend now is to teach children that they owe no respect to their parents. When they grow up with that mindset and become adults, they become willing agents of state control. Such people can be easily weaponized against their family the moment an external bad actor needs to get something from their home |
Family › Re: “You’ve Never Paid School Fees Here” — Boy Confronts His Mother by EDGEof2MORO: 2:03am On Jan 09 |
Benjamin4388: Narcissist woman…she probably the one who cause the provocative outburst….now she is posting to elicit attention and pity…toxic women and emotional trauma There is no way the woman would have provoked her son for him to utter such words. This boy is on the path to learn things the hard way |
Christianity Etc › Re: Nigerian Lady Preaching The Gospel In London (Photos, Video) by EDGEof2MORO: 2:00am On Jan 09 |
This is like having ads pop up in front you when you need to get something done or simply want to relax and enjoy some peace and quiet.
Trying to break it down for internet children to understand |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Protests: Is This The End Of The Supreme Leader Of Iran, Ali Khamenei? by EDGEof2MORO: 1:55am On Jan 09 |
Mrexcell: A very useless leader instead of using iran's huge mineral resources to develop and empower the iranian people he is instead wasting it on a wild goose chase of building nuclear weapons to wipe out isreal from the surface of the earth. No wisdom to know that God almighty that created all things is actually solidly behind isreal and so can never be wiped out from the surface of this earth. For the past 100 years, Iran has been 2 weeks away from building nuclear weapons. Maybe you were not born yet, but there was a time the people that told you Iran is building nuclear weapons to wipe out Israel also told the world that Iraq under Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction which turned out to be a lie and was a pretext to invade the country, take over their government and of course, steal their oil. I am not surprised the average person believes these liars because they control every single major media today. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Protests: Is This The End Of The Supreme Leader Of Iran, Ali Khamenei? by EDGEof2MORO: 1:49am On Jan 09 |
CaseSensitive: Man did the best for his nation - he fiercely resisted the colonisers. I guess his downfall would be his theocratic rule, especially in a country with young population who would very much prefer secularity. Surprise surprise, group of protesters are shouting for the exiled Shah prince Reza Pahlavi who has lived in America for four decades, to assume the leadership of the country. The protest looks like it has the fingerprint of USA and Israel on it. 1000% U.S. and Israeli sponsored. Where there is oil, expect oil thieves. They want a government that will pump all resources to their country. Meanwhile the citizens think that attacker is trying to "liberate" them. No. Your "liberators" are only there for their wallets. Nothing else. The reason a country like Saudi Arabia or UAE appears to be doing well is because they have a solid agreement with oil thieves from outside that never benefits the average citizen. These countries heavily monitor social media content and are brutal if you show the bad side of their country or any shortcomings. Let Bin Salman tell the oil thieves "no"... that day Saudi Arabia will start to trend for all the evil in the world. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Protests: Is This The End Of The Supreme Leader Of Iran, Ali Khamenei? by EDGEof2MORO: 1:45am On Jan 09 |
Gbadugbakun: If this protest was happening in Nigeria, they would have tribalized it. But since the majority in Iran are Muslims and they all speak one language, they can easily assemble together and speak with one voice against bad governance. You and the over 220 people that liked your posts know so little of Iran They speak one language? This will be like someone from Malaysia saying everyone in Africa speak one language I no blame you. Your Nigerian passport will never allow you leave this open-air prison called Nigeria so you can't know better. |
Family › Re: JAPA: Pastor And Wife End Their 11 Years Marriage After Three Kids In Uk by EDGEof2MORO: 5:32pm On Jan 07 |
InsteadOf: It's Called "Dark Brown" And There Are Different shades of Browns And Dark Browns. And there is black skin. Proper black skin. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russian Forces Are Raping, Beheading & Harvesting Organs In Mali by EDGEof2MORO: 5:32pm On Jan 07 |
fxexperts: And you know so by sitting in your father's parlour. No, i guess it is you that ruined it after all.
Must Africa accept foreigners to dictate to us in the first place? Why don't we do it ourselves? Ohh.. I see Africa is a continent filled with the dumbest beings on planet earth. It also breaks my heart to see Africans like you who cannot decipher simple logic, rather you rely on some dumb emotions to live your life. What a shame. Africa is a country filled with the dumbest people on earth. lol. Mr expert |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Hints At Preemptive Strike On Israel If It Sees 'Indications Of Threats' by EDGEof2MORO: 5:31pm On Jan 07 |
They're definitely not doing any strike
When Israel bombed them, they did not announce anything on social media. Ogbeni Iran, if you wan bomb Israel, bomb Israel make everybody cool down 😎 |
Family › Re: Husband Packs Out After His Wife Locked Him Outside by EDGEof2MORO: 5:28pm On Jan 07 |
Talkisneeded: It’s always useless when reverse is the case,you’ve given your 2 cents on over 100 of marriage stories here without asking for picture proof,why is this one different kobo
But again,what’s life without proper bedmatics skills seff,I’m here to solve all your woes you dey quote that man hater |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russian Forces Are Raping, Beheading & Harvesting Organs In Mali by EDGEof2MORO: 3:22pm On Dec 08, 2025 |
Chucks13: I said it over and over if any West want to help tell them to help from arar and not to build base in your country if you allow such you are doom.
Mr Mali junta are you no longer a millitary man then do what the Burrkina guy did, send them off and to never return but unfortunately Putin might get angry and run Ukraine upon your Mali you can see the danger it is in bringing West to station in your country in the name of helping to fight terrorist? Thy will make you to sign dead trap agreement and you are doom.
Dame Russian that ruined Ajakuta steel till date. I will rather fight alone as president than allowing Putin to near my border. You think Russia ruined Ajaokuta? Hmmm |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russian Forces Are Raping, Beheading & Harvesting Organs In Mali by EDGEof2MORO: 3:21pm On Dec 08, 2025 |
Zocalite: Lolzzzzz 🤣
Mention the help that russia is doing for africa states must they help? Africans and begi begi way of thinking... Russia and China are trying to form a multipolelar alliance and not the European type that classes countries as "first-world" and "third-world" |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russian Forces Are Raping, Beheading & Harvesting Organs In Mali by EDGEof2MORO: 3:19pm On Dec 08, 2025 |
MaziObinnaokija:
I pity those African leader that are slaving to Russian what about the ones slaving to Europeans like France and UK? This news is propaganda from an European news outlet. When you read sensational headlines and "news reports " like this, verify! |