Politics › Re: Nigeria's 10 Least-Voted Presidential Candidates In 2023 by educatedfool: 8:13pm On Jun 03 |
SmartPolician: Sowore has a special career of disgracing himself every 4 years my broda wetin be this abeg  |
Politics › Re: Kingsley Chinda: Rivers Will Soon Be Renamed Wike’s State – Babafemi Ojudu by educatedfool: 8:12am On Jun 03 |
Please don't make racist and tribalistic comments on this section |
Culture › Re: In Liberia's Civil War, Some Armed Fighters Wore Wigs And Dresses by educatedfool: 6:01am On Jun 03 |
Dshocker: I don't know about that, but what i do know is that, the Nigeria military was responsible for the restoration of peace and harmony during the Liberian war That's 💯 true mate 7 more characters needed |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Time To Say No To Trump: Ben Gvir Urges Netanyahu Over Beirut Strike Call-off by educatedfool: 5:45am On Jun 03 |
ponziponzi: US is the father, without their backing, how will the state of Isreal survive. They don’t even have their own GNSS, they relay on US GPS. They don’t current operate any domestically produced fighter jets, they are all produced by the US. No mind him abeg |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Calls Netanyahu "Fucking Crazy" In Furious Call by educatedfool: 1:32pm On Jun 02 |
EponObi: I think say Trump boosted that he has time and can drag the Iran war for as long he wants  So strange … given the fact Trump holds all the cards and Iran "desperately wants to make a deal"  |
Politics › Re: ISWAP Commander Reluctant To Takeover Leadership Role After Nigeria-US Strike by educatedfool: 10:01am On Jun 02 |
Originalsly: Makes no sense. Why wait for someone to be appointed leader when you know about the central leadership? Is it not common sense to target central leadership? I commend the attack, but being "reluctant to take leadership" is a typical Trump way of showing strength in anything he's involved in. |
Phones › Re: Screenshot And Share Your Data Usage For May 2026 (Screenshots) by educatedfool: 8:00am On Jun 01 |
thesicilian: Those using over 100gb monthly, do you people have cyber cafes in your house? Mine and i no chop data this much this May
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Properties › Re: Land Racketeering: Abuja Homeowners Beg Wike For Help by educatedfool: 5:54am On Jun 01 |
Wike sef no clean  6 more characters needed |
Properties › Re: Fully Furnished & Serviced 1 Bedroom Pent Apartment For Rent At Lekki Lagos by educatedfool: 9:35pm On May 31 |
Very clean and elegant apartment. |
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Health › Re: Northern States Lead Nigeria’s Public Healthcare Rankings by educatedfool: 8:21am On May 29 |
edogu: I've a brother who used to work in the North. When I enquired about the healthcare services in the state , he told me there's no much pressure on him due to the fact virtually all services being by FMC are equally provided by state owned health system. As a result, some of the people prefer visiting the state owned hospitals.
Unlike here in the South East where there's so much dependent on either FMC, federal teaching hospitals or private clinics. My brother, after visiting just one local government primary healthcare center in the north, I was amazed by the modern equipment available for patient care |
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Cuts Diesel Price By N200/litre As Importers Receive New Cargos by educatedfool: 8:23am On May 28 |
Dangote dey play dirty game here  |
Sports › Re: Messi’s Hamstring Injury Raises World Cup Concerns by educatedfool: 8:28am On May 26 |
SyrusdeHansome: I thought they say he has completed football, so what is he still doing? Let him retire and rest. No mind them  10 more characters needed |
Family › Re: Your Wife's Mother Is Showing You Exactly Who Your Wife Will Become by educatedfool: 7:26am On May 26 |
dominique: What if the wife is her father's replica both in looks and personality? No be one chance you don enter so? abeg tell him again. |
Food › Re: Aboki Orange is very Sweet. Is It The Specie Of The Orange, Or What Exactly! by educatedfool: 10:57pm On May 25 |
Mariangeles: Can you imagine the time and effort it'll take to do that with so many oranges? Would it be worth it to do all that work, then sell them at a cheaper price? It doesn't make sense.
The oranges are simply sweet, and very juicy. I agree with you. |
Politics › Re: Niger ADC Endorses Atiku Abubakar For President by educatedfool: 9:47pm On May 24 |
Drsnives: Wisdom is far from atiku He's very dumb in politics.. Politics is all about calculation Calling a man 'dumb' because he keeps chasing his political ambition only exposes your own shallow understanding of politics. Politics isn't just about quick wins, it’s about persistence, influence, structure, timing, and staying relevant over decades. A man who keeps contesting, building alliances, and remaining one of the biggest names in Nigerian politics clearly understands the game better than random spectators online pretending to be strategists. And if politics is truly 'all about calculation,' then insulting someone instead of analyzing their moves is proof you don't even understand the calculation yourself. Disagreeing with a politician is normal, but reducing everything to childish insults just makes you look emotional, not intelligent. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran's Military Shoots Down Israeli Spy Drone by educatedfool: 6:50pm On May 24 |
HacheNoire: Someone said Trump has become a Journalist😂🤣😂🤣 I laugh tire when i saw the comment yersterday  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Says Iran Deal 'Largely Negotiated' Including Reopening Strait Of Hormuz by educatedfool: 5:56am On May 24 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Rebuilding Military Industrial Base Faster Than Expected by educatedfool: 6:23am On May 22 |
Emu4life: Same Isreal that's always crying to America for help.
2 Nations against 1.
Only a dvmb person sees otherwise. The Iranians are smarter than your Lords and saviour Imagine bombing a country for weeks then still panicking about its comeback.  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Rebuilding Military Industrial Base Faster Than Expected by educatedfool: 6:21am On May 22 |
callmeDDD: I thought Iran was never attacked Nd non of their factories were hit according to their propaganda machines? Your propaganda is so confused it argues with itself. One minute Iran is 'finished,' next minute US intel says Iran is already rebuilding drone production faster than expected. Imagine bombing a country for weeks then still panicking about its comeback. |
Gaming › Re: Most Popular Mobile Games Among Indonesian Gamers by educatedfool: 5:31am On May 22 |
yamisee: Indonesia has become one of the biggest mobile gaming markets in Southeast Asia. With affordable smartphones and widespread internet access, mobile games are now part of daily entertainment for millions of Indonesians. From competitive esports titles to casual multiplayer games, Indonesian gamers enjoy a wide variety of genres.
1. Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
Mobile Legends is one of the most popular MOBA (Multiplayer Online Battle Arena) games in Indonesia. The game is loved because of its fast gameplay, competitive ranking system, and strong esports community.
Mobile Legends has a huge fanbase in Indonesia. Many Indonesian gamers play this game every day with their friends. 2. PUBG Mobile
PUBG Mobile remains a favorite battle royale game among Indonesian players. The realistic graphics and intense survival gameplay make it exciting for both casual and professional gamers.
PUBG Mobile offers thrilling battle royale action. Indonesian esports teams are also successful in PUBG tournaments. 3. Free Fire
Free Fire is extremely popular because it can run smoothly on low-end smartphones. This makes the game accessible to more players across Indonesia.
Free Fire is easy to play on almost any smartphone. The game has a massive community in Indonesia. 4. Genshin Impact
Genshin Impact attracts players with its beautiful open-world graphics and engaging storyline. Many Indonesian gamers enjoy exploring the fantasy world and collecting characters.
Genshin Impact delivers stunning visuals and immersive gameplay. Players love the adventure and character system. 5. Clash of Clans
Although it is an older game, Clash of Clans still has loyal players in Indonesia. Strategy lovers enjoy building villages and joining clan wars.
Clash of Clans remains popular among strategy gamers. Teamwork and planning are important in this game. 6. Roblox
Roblox is becoming increasingly popular among younger gamers in Indonesia. The platform allows users to create and play different types of games.
Roblox gives players creative freedom. Many Indonesian kids enjoy playing and creating games on Roblox. 7. Call of Duty: Mobile
Call of Duty: Mobile offers fast-paced shooting action with high-quality graphics. The game combines classic COD elements with mobile-friendly gameplay.
Call of Duty: Mobile provides competitive FPS experiences. The multiplayer mode is very exciting and addictive.
Mobile gaming continues to grow rapidly in Indonesia. Games like Mobile Legends, PUBG Mobile, and Free Fire dominate the market because they are fun, competitive, and accessible to many players. Meanwhile, games such as Genshin Impact and Roblox show that Indonesian gamers also enjoy creativity and exploration. With the gaming industry expanding every year, mobile games will remain an important part of entertainment culture in Indonesia. https://yamisee.com Mobile Legends is the best game ever |
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Culture › Re: Wodaabe Tribe: African Tribe Where Men Wear Make-up To Attract Women (Video) by educatedfool: 2:34pm On May 18 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Netanyahu Says He 'secretly Visited' UAE During War With Iran by educatedfool: 7:57pm On May 15 |
INJESUSNAME: Graves of JFK? Was he a supreme leader, killed by another nations during war? Iran is functioning? Can you show us videos and pictures of what is going on in Iran right now? Funny how every few minutes the story changes. First it was: "Iran fell in 30 seconds." Now it is: "Show us videos of Iran functioning." So which is it? A country that vanished, or a country you can still ask for live footage from?  Wars damage countries, nobody denied that. But assassinating leaders during negotiations and then screaming "victory" while the government, military, diplomacy, economy, and millions of civilians are still operating is not the flex you think it is. If Iran truly "collapsed," there would be no negotiations left, no state structure left, no missiles left, no regional influence left, and definitely no need for endless propaganda trying to convince people it already died. The obsession with proving Iran is dead every single day is itself proof that it isn't. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Netanyahu Says He 'secretly Visited' UAE During War With Iran by educatedfool: 4:23pm On May 15 |
INJESUSNAME: Iran is standing on the grave of it's most sacred, most powerful and the most protected man! What a powerful country!! And America stood on the graves of JFK. Guess that means the US stopped being powerful too?  A country's strength isn't measured by whether enemies try assassinations. It's measured by whether the country collapses afterward. Iran is still functioning, still influencing the region, while some people were celebrating 'total collapse' on day one. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Netanyahu Says He 'secretly Visited' UAE During War With Iran by educatedfool: 1:36pm On May 15 |
Chienex24: Because America always uses kid gloves in all these wars terrorists think they have mouth. Bring serious war now like world war 1 and 2 or threaten America 's existence and see whether you will live to talk rubbish.
These wars America initiated, from Venezuela to Iran is to protect America's interest, not that there are under any threat so they have to be reasonable in the proportion of damage they inflict.
The Afghanistan you mentioned, did osama bin laden and all his co terrorist apart from you that is hiding in Nigeria live to tell the tale? Answer is no!! Even I myself was irritated why America was still in Afghanistan after they decimated Al- Qaeda and killed osama bin laden, your supreme leader.
Use your mouth to have hope terrorist, even after your gods soleimani and now Ayatollah was killed like headless chickens amongst other Iranian generals You keep calling everyone terrorists while ignoring the actual outcome of these wars. America spent 20 years in Afghanistan, lost thousands of soldiers, spent trillions of dollars, killed Bin Laden in Pakistan not Afghanistan, then still left with the Taliban back in power exactly where they started. That is not the image of absolute dominance you are trying to paint. And the "America uses kid gloves" excuse falls apart when you remember these wars already involved massive bombings, drone campaigns, invasions, sanctions, assassinations, and occupations. Entire cities in Iraq and Afghanistan were destroyed. Yet despite overwhelming military superiority, Washington still could not create stable control. You are basically arguing: "If America REALLY wanted, they could destroy everybody." Okay, and then what? Occupation? Regime collapse? Endless insurgency? Another 20-year war? The U.S. military itself has repeatedly learned that destroying a government is easier than controlling what comes after. Also, your comparison makes no sense. Al-Qaeda was a non-state militant group hiding in caves. Iran is a sovereign state with millions of citizens, missile systems, industry, allies, and strategic depth. Pretending they are the same thing is not analysis, it is emotional propaganda. And about Soleimani or Iranian leaders being assassinated: targeted killings do not automatically equal victory. The U.S. killed Saddam, Bin Laden, and many others, yet instability and conflict continued for decades afterward. Even American officials openly admit the Afghanistan war ended with the Taliban returning to power after the U.S. withdrawal. Power is not measured by how loudly someone threatens civilians online. If America was truly capable of effortlessly erasing Iran without catastrophic consequences, there would be no constant fear about escalation, oil markets, regional war, or retaliation. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Netanyahu Says He 'secretly Visited' UAE During War With Iran by educatedfool: 11:21am On May 15 |
Chienex24: While USA Iran and the Arab states have been totally crushed and don't exist anymore
You think if USA and Israel wants to fire at Iran same way Iran is doing, anybody in Iran will still exist including all her Citizens, both children and elderly?
Terrorists always deceiving themselves😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 If the U.S. and Israel were truly as unstoppable as you are claiming, they would not still be struggling for years against groups far smaller and weaker than Iran. From Afghanistan to Iraq to Yemen, the so-called 'total crushing' usually ends with endless wars, instability, and withdrawal after trillions spent  And this idea that 'nobody in Iran would exist' is just emotional exaggeration. Iran is a country of over 80 million people with massive military infrastructure, underground facilities, ballistic missiles, drones, regional allies, and strategic geography. Even U.S. military analysts openly admit any full-scale war with Iran would be devastating for the entire region, global economy, and U.S. forces themselves. The reality is simple: if America could easily destroy Iran without catastrophic consequences, they would have done it long ago instead of relying on sanctions, proxy conflicts, cyber attacks, assassinations, and constant pressure campaigns. The whole world can already see the limitation of American power. Against Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq insurgencies, Houthis, and even small militant groups, overwhelming military superiority did not produce absolute control. Remove the nuclear option, and suddenly the image of invincibility becomes far less convincing. Calling everyone 'terrorists' also does not magically erase geopolitical reality. Powerful nations negotiate with Iran for a reason, not because Iran is imaginary, but because war with it carries a real cost. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Netanyahu Says He 'secretly Visited' UAE During War With Iran by educatedfool: 9:36am On May 15 |
Funny how Iran was supposedly facing just one country, yet every week another "partner" quietly appears in the background. First the Israel., then U.S, now reports of UAE coordination, Gulf involvement, intelligence sharing, air defense support, sanctions, cyber attacks, assassinations, and nonstop pressure from every direction. Yet Iran is still standing, still functioning, and still influencing the region. That alone says a lot. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Lebanon Says Two Paramedics Among 13 Killed In Israeli Strikes by educatedfool: 5:09am On May 15 |
Helinuse: My “argument collapsed.”
It did when you said that Iran still sponsors major conflicts in the world and so should be referred to as a super power, and then I remembered that Qatar and Turkey sponsors more than that, and yet still, are not in anyway a super power.
I just say, this conversation is dulling me out. 😅😅😅  Your argument did not collapse because of Qatar or Turkey. It collapsed because you switched the definition halfway through the debate. Nobody said "sponsoring conflicts = automatic superpower." The point was influence and geopolitical reach. Iran has armed networks and influence stretching across Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, and the Gulf, to the point global powers constantly calculate around them. Even critics admit Iran is one of the main regional power centers in the Middle East. And bringing up Qatar as if it is in the same category is hilarious. Qatar is a wealthy microstate with influence through diplomacy and media. Even studies describing Qatar compare it as a small state beside larger regional powers like Turkey and Iran. Turkey at least is a serious comparison because it actually has major military and regional weight. Qatar?  That's like hearing "Manchester City spends money too" and concluding they are equal to the entire Premier League. At this point you're not debating anymore, you're just throwing random countries into a blender hoping something sounds smart enough to escape the original point. But yeah, if the conversation is "dulling you out," resting your brain might be the smartest argument you've made so far.  |
Politics › Re: Maituta Joins PDP, Picks Zamfara Central Senatorial Form by educatedfool: 10:26pm On May 14 |
Omalicious1: PDP no print Presidential form? I'm asking for a friend  19 more characters needed |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Lebanon Says Two Paramedics Among 13 Killed In Israeli Strikes by educatedfool: 10:19pm On May 14 |
Helinuse: Ok Sir My argument has collapse
😅😅😅 Lol don't worry, it survived longer than the "Iran got defeated on day one" argument.  Respect for admitting it though. |