Politics › Re: DSS Files Charges Against El-Rufai For Tapping Phone Lines Of NSA, Ribadu by Flangelo12: 12:48pm On Feb 16 |
MEGAWATCH: You are a big lying machine, why are you people always lying to win an argument?
Tufiaa!
🤔🤔🤔 You sure day you get sense so? |
Politics › Re: DSS Files Charges Against El-Rufai For Tapping Phone Lines Of NSA, Ribadu by Flangelo12: 12:47pm On Feb 16 |
Mitsurugi: Your papa na Lucifer? This is a lie of all lies nau Your papa no get sense? |
Politics › Re: DSS Files Charges Against El-Rufai For Tapping Phone Lines Of NSA, Ribadu by Flangelo12: 12:03pm On Feb 16 |
Heffalump: ........So, what was the charge against those that taped Perter Obi's phone line in 2023? Did Oyedepo tell you he didn't publish the discussion? |
Politics › Re: DSS Files Charges Against El-Rufai For Tapping Phone Lines Of NSA, Ribadu by Flangelo12: 12:03pm On Feb 16*. Modified: 12:18pm On Feb 16 |
He'll claim he was lying.
The DSS might be able to prove at some point, their data was breached.
They'll need to prove relationship between hacker and El-Rufai.
In the meantime, they can keep him in the cooler if they desire. |
Politics › Re: US Sanctions 8 Nigerians Over Links To Boko Haram, Cybercrime by Flangelo12: 11:50am On Feb 16 |
No pictures?
Be good to see their faces. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Donald Trump Is The Greatest Of Them All by Flangelo12: 9:00am On Feb 16 |
Wapist, bedofile, cannibal. |
Science/Technology › Re: Mudashiru Ayeni Attempting AI In 1971 Was Sent To The Psychiatric Hospital by Flangelo12: 8:54am On Feb 16 |
No minister of science and technology at the time?  |
Politics › Re: Investor Confidence Grows As Capital Importation Reaches $16.7B by Flangelo12: 10:48pm On Feb 15 |
E dey pain them. Cry more more.  |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi EXPOSES Federal Government's Dirty Tricks To Stop His 2027 Ambition by Flangelo12: 10:28pm On Feb 15 |
angelboy01: Because of politics all of you have now stooped so low to abuse people who are old enough to be your father..Nawa o. You're just another hypocrite. |
Politics › Re: Teenager Cited Sweeping The Road At Night In Port Harcourt by Flangelo12: 10:17pm On Feb 15 |
A 10 year old is not yet a teenager.
Tough life.
🙏🏾 |
Politics › Re: Only ₦36m, Out Of ₦218b Was Released For The Health Sector In 2025 by Flangelo12: 10:14pm On Feb 15 |
Chibuchris: If the person you support can use another person's picture as his childhood picture then what else can't I believe I believe a day would come when you can think fot yourself. I believe. 🙏🏾 |
Politics › Re: There Was No Government Importation Of Thalium Into Nigeria - Temitope Ajayi by Flangelo12: 9:07pm On Feb 15 |
 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
Politics › Re: Only ₦36m, Out Of ₦218b Was Released For The Health Sector In 2025 by Flangelo12: 8:30pm On Feb 15 |
Choiceone1: Are u under the world,I think the minister said it Do you believe any federal hospital used only 36 million Naira the entire year? |
Crime › Re: China-Based Businessman, Two Angolans Excrete 236 Cocaine Wraps At Kano Airport by Flangelo12: 7:53pm On Feb 15 |
planetx: Who do you think is the spare parts seller in Angola who recruited them? Don't let us go into that. One mod is looking to ban for saying the truth.  |
Politics › Re: Why Thallium Sulphate Is So Deadly by Flangelo12: 7:52pm On Feb 15 |
KosiGee: Remember Dora Akunyili. A bubbling healthy and physically strong woman. All of a sudden, her health deteriorated. I think her death should be investigated. Her people wanted to kpai her: Professor Dora Akunyili, the former Director-General of Nigeria's National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), survived an assassination attempt on December 26, 2003. The Attack: Gunmen fired on her convoy while she was traveling to her village in Anambra State, Eastern Nigeria. Near-Miss: A bullet went through her headscarf and passed through the windscreen of her car, burning her hair, but she escaped injury. Motive: The attack was orchestrated by counterfeit drug kingpins who were heavily impacted by her strict regulatory actions against fake drugs. Aftermath: Following the incident, several suspects were arrested, and a trial took place in an Abuja High Court. Despite constant death threats against her, her family, and her staff, she continued her work. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: A Lady Sparks Outrage Online Over Jobs & Earnings In Nigeria. What Is Your Take? by Flangelo12: 7:48pm On Feb 15 |
Ignoramus.  |
Politics › Re: Only ₦36m, Out Of ₦218b Was Released For The Health Sector In 2025 by Flangelo12: 7:24pm On Feb 15 |
ufotunang: These are the results of voting incompetent people into power..it's a pity Do you actually believe this? Even without any document provided, do you really believe this? |
Politics › Re: Only ₦36m, Out Of ₦218b Was Released For The Health Sector In 2025 by Flangelo12: 7:04pm On Feb 15 |
If you believe this, you'll believe anything.  |
Politics › Re: Why Thallium Sulphate Is So Deadly by Flangelo12: 7:02pm On Feb 15 |
AMINDA: National security issue indeed. A substance banned everywhere in the world, including in the U.S. So much that they have to go to Poland to import it into the country. Okay o. The "CIA Asset" connection is beginning to make sense but know that poison is the weapon of the cowardly.
"Thallium Sulphate is a highly toxic, odourless inorganic salt that has historically been used as a potent rodenticide and insecticide. It was banned in many regions, including the U.S., where there are allegations that it was used by the CIA.
Extremely toxic to humans and animals, Thallium Sulphate acts as a cumulative poison, affecting the nervous system and hair.
Thallium Sulphate, which has been dubbed the "perfect poison" has symptoms manifesting in hair loss (alopecia), severe stomach pain, and neurological damage (numbness, pain in extremities)." Hold your roll: Thallium sulfate, a highly toxic chemical, is used as a restricted pesticide/rodenticide in some developing nations, including parts of Africa and Latin America, and has historic or specialized use for, or as a component in, electronic components, photo-electric cells, and research. It was previously widespread as a rat killer before being banned in many countries due to its extreme toxicity, with recent concerns involving potential malicious use in Africa.
Key Uses and Countries
Pesticide/Rodenticide: Although banned in most Western countries (including the U.S. since 1972) due to high, non-selective toxicity, it remains in use in certain developing countries for controlling rodent populations and ant infestations. Industrial Applications: The chemical is used in manufacturing high-refractive index glass, fiber optic materials, and in the semiconductor industry.
Specialized Uses: Used in research laboratories as a source of thallium for synthesizing other compounds.
Malicious Use/Security: Due to being odorless and tasteless, it has been historically used as a poison and was reported in 2026 to have been procured by security agencies in certain regions.
Main Consumers and Production China, Japan, and South Korea: Recognized as the primary consumers, largely due to the demand in the electronics and specialized glass manufacturing industries.
Kazakhstan: l Cited as a location where thallium is separated, refined, and cast into ingots. While its use in consumer products is heavily restricted globally, industrial, research, and specific agricultural applications continue in limited capacities worldwide. |
Politics › Re: Why Thallium Sulphate Is So Deadly by Flangelo12: 6:53pm On Feb 15 |
Hankim: You are not being mature with your incoherent epistles, Spit You should visit the doctor for your spitting problem. Could be gonno kakus.  |
Politics › Re: Why Thallium Sulphate Is So Deadly by Flangelo12: 6:35pm On Feb 15 |
AMINDA: Okay. So he is? Noted. It's a national security issue. |
Crime › Re: China-Based Businessman, Two Angolans Excrete 236 Cocaine Wraps At Kano Airport by Flangelo12: 6:34pm On Feb 15 |
|
Politics › Re: Why Thallium Sulphate Is So Deadly by Flangelo12: 6:33pm On Feb 15 |
AMINDA: How about the president? Is he aware of the importation of the contraband untraceable, odourless, colourless substance or the NSA reports to no one once the information is "classified?" Did the president say he isn't? |
Crime › Re: China-Based Businessman, Two Angolans Excrete 236 Cocaine Wraps At Kano Airport by Flangelo12: 6:22pm On Feb 15 |
Give those Angolans 60 years. |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Arsenal Vs Wigan Athletic: FA Cup (4 - 0) On 15th February 2026 by Flangelo12: 6:08pm On Feb 15 |
Sonofgod1990: If una like make una score 20 zero. Arsenal no go see any cup carry
See una cup here we are busy welding 🥽 it
Las Las see watin una go carry Bad Bellus.  |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Arsenal Vs Wigan Athletic: FA Cup (4 - 0) On 15th February 2026 by Flangelo12: 6:05pm On Feb 15 |
dustmalik: Thiago's profile fits our style of play. He's more technical than Gyokeres, he is very strong and his hold up play is elite. He's good with his head too. I agree. |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Arsenal Vs Wigan Athletic: FA Cup (4 - 0) On 15th February 2026 by Flangelo12: 6:04pm On Feb 15 |
callmetade: let him finish with his beer though  The Latics fans are telling him to hurry up.  |
Celebrities › Re: Valentine: Annie Macaulay Flaunts Luxury Gifts From Mystery Admirer by Flangelo12: 6:02pm On Feb 15 |
Come, who be this Falentine person wey people dey about yesterday? |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Arsenal Vs Wigan Athletic: FA Cup (4 - 0) On 15th February 2026 by Flangelo12: 5:59pm On Feb 15 |
callmetade: GOAL! Arsenal 4-0 Wigan EVERYTIME I LOOK UP ARSENAL HAVE SCORED!   The coach driver back to Wigan is warming the engine. |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Arsenal Vs Wigan Athletic: FA Cup (4 - 0) On 15th February 2026 by Flangelo12: 5:55pm On Feb 15 |
|
Politics › Re: Why Thallium Sulphate Is So Deadly by Flangelo12: 5:49pm On Feb 15*. Modified: 6:09pm On Feb 15 |
AMINDA: You are incorrect. They have to declare to the members of the Senate Committee on Defence. The NSA is just an appointee of the president and even the president cannot do whatever he likes in a democracy. Are you saying the NSA is at liberty to import whatever conventional and unconventional weapons he pleases without any oversight and scrutiny? No, they don't. Whatever the NSA declares as classified, follows laid down protocol. Usually the Senate Committee on National Security and Intelligence can get a report. It is not for public consumption. . |
Politics › Re: Why Thallium Sulphate Is So Deadly by Flangelo12: 5:28pm On Feb 15 |
AMINDA: Are we now bragging with qualities and attributes of a failed state? I'm insisting there is nowhere in the world that a national intelligence and security agency would have to declare its reason for importing anything. Maybe this is too complex for you to understand. |