₦airaland Forum

Eraddray:
Wow,...how many Nigerians fit afford star links...

This people are being sponsored by some powerful lots
They are helping the West in mining human organs and solid earth minerals like californium in Borno,Gold in Zamfara
And generally kidnapping and selling human organs to the West






Wow...




Woww

authority2006:
When is Israel attacking France too? You see Israel talking about October 7th like they haven't murdered, put in prisons and tortured thousands of Palestinians before Oct 7th. Even many pro Israel supporters said it here that Oct 7th was a trap, the opportunity that Netanyahu and his fellow genociders were waiting for

essentialone1:
I agree with you. That one is also a very anyhow person.

dollytino4real:
no beat the man but give him hash warning to put some sense in him

oglalasioux:
Bro, Benjamin Netanyahu is a very dangerous man. The reason the Democrats in America hate him is because he is a ruthless manipulator. He knew about October 7 but allowed Israelis to die to achieve his aim of wiping out Gaza. Any Iranian missile that fell on Israeli soil was allowed for a purpose. The Prime Minister is still allowing Israelis to die so he can activate total annihilation of their enemies without the world shouting ‘genocide’.

Divija:
Today, we say goodbye to a man who once carried the hopes of a nation on his shoulders. A president, a father figure to many, a symbol of change whose journey began with promise and passion.

In his early years, he was a beacon of hope. He spoke with fire in his bones and dreams in his heart. Streets once chanted his name, not out of fear, but of faith. He walked into power with the blessings of the people and for a moment we believed again. We believed in justice. In growth. In peace.

But history, as it often does, unfolded with its own script.

In his final days, weakened by time and circumstance, he made a choice that will haunt generations. He handed over the soul of our nation to a tyrant one who rules not with love or law, but with fear and fire. Since then, we have watched our people drown in silence, our freedoms strangled, our dignity auctioned to the highest bidder.

Was it weakness? Was it blindness? Was it betrayal?
We may never know.

But even in the pain of the present, we cannot erase the man he once was. The leader who once gave children books instead of bullets. Who once built bridges where walls stood. We honor that man today not to rewrite history, but to remember the full picture.

To mourn him is to mourn what could have been.

May his soul find the peace he couldn’t give his people.
And may we, the living, rise stronger wiser knowing that legacy is not just in what you build, but in who you leave the keys with when you are gone.

Rest well, Mr. President.
History will speak your name with both hope and caution.

Maxymilliano:
And while we mourn the passing of General Buhari, we should spare a thought for Abdulsalami Abubakar.

He's also in intensive care in UK hospital

Ekaka14:
Our chances may be slim because of our current coach and people like Jackson but im sure we will give a good account of ourselves....some of you underrate English football

christejames:
At least, they have the colosseum to be entertained which shows they have little to worry about.




Where is your own colosseum to be entertained?

dettolgel:
Isn't it what the Romans did, give them the colosseum and let the gladiators entertain and thereby distracting the people from the main issues of the day.

DeepSight:
We cant even comprehend the concept. Even if you try to think about it, you will find yourself stumped. That shows our clear limitation.



You cant even allocate anything like a fraction or percentage to it. You can only do that to a finite or specified quantity.



Well said.



Nonetheless the nature of our consciousness strongly suggests that it is merely encased in this body and might escape it at death.
One thing that may suggest a sort of eternity for us though, is the fact that energy can neither be created nor destroyed - it only changes form - the first law of thermodynamics.

CharlotteFlair:
Monkey don go market nah, will it come back?

Dpharisee:
This is the summary of the meeting, they are proposing another military base in Gabon after Niger Republic and Chad drove them away for their inability to help them curtail terrorism