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Longjontech:
Wetin dey trend now be be say person way use Samsung worth a million go explain tire but 3 iPhone camera go explain everything

Firstly dem no dey use phone know person pocket

Samsung Galaxy 23 ultra user dey guide pass iPhone 17promax user if na lie ask lekki baddies about dia clients 😁😁

Minus Z fold users oooo😁😁(ritualist)

Dem no dey use last card buy Samsung phone oooo, but I can't say the same for iPhone

Both phones are good and you can get all from us at cheaper rate in all states including swapping

festacman:
It is important to state that Christmas is a holy event and the reason for the event is Jesus Christ and His redemptive mission.

Christmas is and will never be dirty or detty. It is blasphemous to say do.

Thank you for understanding.

Jerkbaba:
I just used my last 100naira to bet and would have won 592k but only two cut again! I want to die right now! I'm owing easimoni and I don't know what to do! Chai!

FreeIgboho:
Bad advice for Nigeria market. Just have visible money and women WILL be there!

Dalohad:
Where did it happen and did they keep their promise?

EdonhappenTv:
A group of suspected armed robbers were captured on CCTV attempting to break into a residential property before abruptly abandoning their mission after a gunshot was heard nearby.

The incident, which occurred earlier in the week, shows the suspects approaching the home and making repeated efforts to force their way in. Despite their attempts, they were unable to breach the entrance due to the house’s reinforced security door.

Midway through the break-in attempt, a loud gunshot sounded from the surrounding area. The noise immediately triggered panic among the suspects, prompting them to flee the scene.

Residents have praised the effectiveness of strong home security features, noting that the reinforced door played a major role in preventing the intruders from gaining access.

Security experts continue to urge homeowners to invest in protective measures such as solid doors, CCTV systems, and improved neighborhood vigilance.

Authorities are expected to review the footage as part of ongoing efforts to identify the suspects and enhance community safety.

Habibatu101:
For me I'm still in the process of building my online business and I'm certain before the end of the year 2025 I will achieve a better result

judchuks20:
And the funny thing to me is that he was old and doing these things. I guess he must have been doing it when he was young. He may have been attuned to reviving old memories.

afrocombat:
Tony Ferguson never got his showdown with longtime rival Khabib Nurmagomedov, but “El Cucuy” remains certain he could have beaten not just Nurmagomedov, but his protégé Islam Makhachev.

Nurmagomedov and Makhachev have cemented themselves as two of MMA’s most dominant fighters, boasting a combined 57-1 record and seven lightweight title defenses. Nurmagomedov, now retired, recently cornered Makhachev during his UFC 322 welterweight championship victory over Jack Della Maddalena.

During Khabib’s reign, multiple matchups with Ferguson were scheduled, but injuries, illnesses, and timing issues repeatedly cancelled the fights, leaving fans frustrated. When Nurmagomedov retired in 2020, the dream fight was put to rest for good.

Even now, at 41, Ferguson remains confident he could have solved the puzzle of the undefeated Khabib and believes he could still give Makhachev a run for his money.

“To me, in my opinion, Islam was one of the dudes that always had Khabib in the practice room,” Ferguson told Helen Yee Sports. “At the time, it was kind of like [Aljamain Sterling] and Merab [Dvalishvili], just feeling like when ‘Aljo’ left, then Merab finally started to shine and stuff. It’s the same thing with Khabib and Islam. I always thought Islam was more of a conditioned athlete, and doing his thing, but best of luck. But in my prime, kick your ass.”

Ferguson praised Makhachev’s dominant performance against Della Maddalena and suggested that maybe Makhachev was always the better fighter. He speculates that Nurmagomedov’s retirement, following the loss of his father and mentor Abdulmanap in 2020, finally cleared the path for Makhachev to step out of Khabib’s shadow.

“I think when Khabib’s dad was there, [Makhachev] was in the shadows, not wanting to pass him just out of respect for your teacher and your coaches and certain things like that,” Ferguson said. “I think when everything was all said and done and Khabib retired and the family stuff and so on, he finally had his time to shine.

“I think he’s his own athlete. I don’t think he really concerned himself about Khabib other than what he’s doing. At the end of the day, we’re all athletes, trying to pass it forward to the next generation. But I tell you what—one or two years at Tony Ferguson’s camp and academy, and you’ll be better than Dagestan wrestlers any day.”

Ferguson now holds the Misfits Boxing interim middleweight title after trading MMA gloves for boxing’s big reds. He’s set to defend the belt against Warren Spencer on Dec. 20 in Dubai.

While it’s unclear if Ferguson plans to return to MMA, he admitted he’s intrigued by the possibility of facing either Nurmagomedov or Conor McGregor in the planned UFC White House card.

“I’m going to be real, there’s only two people I want to fight, regardless of where it’s at—the interesting fights would be either Conor or Khabib,” Ferguson said. “I think, regardless of what happens, it’s going to sell tickets, good or bad—that’s what it’s for. The hype.

“But put me up there with Khabib at the White House, and I guarantee you guys are going to have fireworks. You have Khabib-Tony Round 6—make it happen.”

Despite UFC CEO Dana White’s best efforts, Ferguson never got to face Nurmagomedov in his prime. If Ferguson wasn’t tripping over his own feet, Khabib was busy perfecting his next masterpiece in the octagon.

Even now, Ferguson, 41 and still fiery, is open to the matchup. He returns to action against Warren Spencer at Misfits 23 in Dubai, proving that the fight fire in Ferguson hasn’t dimmed one bit.

Fantasticcc:
what gibberish are you saying? Most movies ate shot in lagos?

KunleTheWay:
I got the games here on Nairaland at

Staked high and wow, I won !

DiarisGodoo:
Meaning what? Do you have to be anywhere near Wall Street to play the market? Infact the biggest Wall Street players don't live near NYC

weedfada:
Try silicon valley in California. That's where the real money is

RealityKings1:
The reason why me are unable to do most things up there is because they work so hard to earn a living and provide for others. If it's about providing for themselves alone, they'll live long with less worries.
You want a taxi driver or an E-hailing Taxi Operator to hit the gym

Easyinfoguide:
reply to flangelo12 & eepeepook:

let’s be clear — i'm not here to trade insults or join the usual political fan club fights. i'm focused on one thing:

253 children and 12 teachers are still in captivity.

you can twist the kanu angle, bring up trump, or start the usual “support your candidate” routine… but that doesn’t change the fact that armed men carried out the largest school kidnapping in nigeria without meeting resistance.

my question remains untouched:

how did 303 people get moved at 2 am without a single interception from any security unit we fund monthly with billions?

that’s not deception.
that’s not tribalism.
that’s not politics.
that’s performance — or lack of it.

if we agree all criminals deserve punishment, then let it apply everywhere, not selective outrage.

and to the person saying “i’m not john rambo” — nobody asked you to be.
but we can at least agree that:

shutting down schools across multiple states is not normal,

negotiating with terrorists every few months is not normal,

and pretending this is “business as usual” is why it keeps happening.


i’m raising questions every citizen should ask, regardless of tribe, party, or preference.

if some prefer to argue politics till morning, that’s their choice.
i prefer to focus on the 253 children who cannot argue back because they are in a forest somewhere praying for rescue.

everything else is distraction.


Let’s be clear — i'm not here to trade insults or join the usual political fan club fights. i'm focused on one thing:

253 children and 12 teachers are still in captivity.

you can twist the kanu angle, bring up trump, or start the usual “support your candidate” routine… but that doesn’t change the fact that armed men carried out the largest school kidnapping in nigeria without meeting resistance.

my question remains untouched:

how did 303 people get moved at 2 am without a single interception from any security unit we fund monthly with billions?

that’s not deception.
that’s not tribalism.
that’s not politics.
that’s performance or lack of it.

if we agree all criminals deserve punishment, then let it apply everywhere, not selective outrage.

and to the person saying “i’m not john rambo” nobody asked you to be.
but we can at least agree that:

shutting down schools across multiple states is not normal,

negotiating with terrorists every few months is not normal,

and pretending this is “business as usual” is why it keeps happening.


i’m raising questions every citizen should ask, regardless of tribe, party, or preference.

if some prefer to argue politics till morning, that’s their choice.
i prefer to focus on the 253 children who cannot argue back because they are in a forest somewhere praying for rescue.

everything else is distraction

DiarisGodoo:
It has to be more than that. There must be a reason why all those billionaires choose to reside in New York City despite their famous being so expensive

DyshApp:
Afrobeats singer Sarah “Ayra Starr” Aderibigbe has revealed why she decided to relocate to New York, the most populous city in the United States.

In a viral clip from her interview on “Hot 93.7, Hartfold”, posted on the platform’s YouTube page on Friday, the 23-year-old explained that she had always wanted to move to the city.

The “Hot Body” crooner added that she felt a strong sense of comfort whenever she performed in New York.

Explaining what draws her to the city, the “Rush” hitmaker said: “Yes, I live in New York. I moved in not less than two months ago, officially, but I’m always in New York regardless. I’ve always been in New York. I’m a New Yorker in my spirit; I feel it. Like, New York reminds me so much of Lagos. So, you know, and there are lots of Nigerians here.

“There’s a huge, like, you know, African, like, diaspora here. So, it feels like home. It just felt amazing. I was kind of sceptical about moving to New York, even around that time. So, when I remember just being on stage and just feeling like, hmm…’ I really like it here. I might actually move here, you know? I was like, this is… It was like a moment of, like, sonder, if I may say. And I was just like, hmm… I really like it here. I love it.”

Furthermore, Ayra Starr stressed that she would not abandon her culture simply because she relocated, noting that she remained clear about her priorities.