Foreign Affairs › Re: We Will Bomb Oman If They Don't Behave - Trump Threatens Oman (Video) by Flangelo12: 9:51pm On May 27 |
aestake: No be only u get dual citizenship o. You probably do. You act like it's alien to you. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: We Will Bomb Oman If They Don't Behave - Trump Threatens Oman (Video) by Flangelo12: 9:37pm On May 27 |
aestake: Americans voted him in; not Nigerians! You know my citizenship? I've told you to stop assuming online. Not everyone is in your situation. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: We Will Bomb Oman If They Don't Behave - Trump Threatens Oman (Video) by Flangelo12: 9:32pm On May 27 |
aestake: hahahah . If you don't like good things of life, allow others to have them. If you do have; others should too. How does this relate to to the ogre running the White House? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: We Will Bomb Oman If They Don't Behave - Trump Threatens Oman (Video) by Flangelo12: 9:28pm On May 27 |
aestake: Typical. If you had alongside water, not borehole, nice roads and govt assistance, you won't support any Nigerian govt or officials. In English, please. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: We Will Bomb Oman If They Don't Behave - Trump Threatens Oman (Video) by Flangelo12: 9:22pm On May 27 |
aestake: yes yes Sorry to disappoint you. I have not slept without power in over 20 years. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: We Will Bomb Oman If They Don't Behave - Trump Threatens Oman (Video) by Flangelo12: 9:16pm On May 27*. Modified: 10:11pm On May 27 |
aestake: you no get light o. For your mind. Everyone is experiencing your plight. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 300 Ghanaians Repatriated From SA, Only 10 Found To Be Legal - VIDEOS by Flangelo12: 9:03pm On May 27 |
Ghana, stay strong.
You would overcome. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: We Will Bomb Oman If They Don't Behave - Trump Threatens Oman (Video) by Flangelo12: 6:58pm On May 27 |
Man wey no get sense.
Baba, go rest for hospice. |
Celebrities › Re: Fraud Is A Key Part Of Our Economy - Music Producer Ozedikus Nwanne by Flangelo12: 6:38pm On May 27 |
Sirchiboy: Ritualistsss everywhere. I beat my chest. No rich man made his money in a legal way What is this one saying?  |
Celebrities › Re: Fraud Is A Key Part Of Our Economy - Music Producer Ozedikus Nwanne by Flangelo12: 6:37pm On May 27 |
Iamdbull: Dbull on this one!!!
In fact the major reason I failed to blow up as an artist is because I refused to do fraud and invest in my music if not I should be up there with Zlatan and the rest. 
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Nairaland General › Re: Return Home: Leave Their America by Flangelo12: 4:53pm On May 27 |
Schooljob1: You've been noticed. Now, run along. E pain am. 
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Nairaland General › Re: Return Home: Leave Their America by Flangelo12: 2:23pm On May 27 |
2fine2fast: I have worked in 4 different countries in the last 10 years, India, South Africa, Malaysia and Lithuania. I do my job, when my contract ends, I pack my bags and dust my most beloved Green Passport and return to Nigeria to rest, reset and wait for the next contract. The joy, peace, freedom I have in my home in Ibadan, Nigeria, is second to none. God bless Nigeria. Many people would not understand. |
Nairaland General › Re: Return Home: Leave Their America by Flangelo12: 2:23pm On May 27 |
Schooljob1: The hypocrisy of many Nigerians is appalling. I stand to be corrected, but I’m about 75% certain that this writer would jubilate if offered the opportunity to relocate to the West.
That’s how one of them was preaching while secretly processing her japa. When she eventually moved and was confronted, she claimed to have the right to change her mind anytime. Meanwhile, the japa process isn’t a one-day thing. That means as she was preaching, she was working on it deeply. SMH.
On another note, the emphasis is to leave. Leave and to settle at where? Was it not something that prompted them to leave Nigeria in droves? Has the country become better or worse since then? Gerrout. You have no clue his achievements, his sojourn, status or experience. Most of you assume you know people who are writing from the comfort of their place of domicile. No surprise, though. |
Sports › Re: Nigerian Forward Victor Udoh Dies At 21 by Flangelo12: 7:48am On May 27 |
Damn!
May his soul rest in peace.
🙏🏾 |
Politics › Re: INEC Timetable Is In Line With The Electoral Act - Court by Flangelo12: 5:43pm On May 26 |
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Politics › Re: Between Morris Monye And Blessing Chimezie Ezeokoli by Flangelo12: 5:11pm On May 26 |
Kukutente23: Use your sense now How can he be? Why will he be posting bad news about himself? To achieve what? The Op is a muncher of dried, hard, fermented corn Dey there make cloth dey wear you. |
Celebrities › Re: “You Don’t Allow Dating, Then Ask For Husband”- Bovi Slams Nigerian Parents by Flangelo12: 5:10pm On May 26 |
Pros and cons.
No single way is right or wrong. |
Politics › Re: Between Morris Monye And Blessing Chimezie Ezeokoli by Flangelo12: 5:07pm On May 26 |
Kukutente23: It seems the Op is obsessed with the Morris Monye dude
He's practically cyberstalking the dude
Always snooping on his twitter feeds for gists
This is sick and creepy Do you know if he's the Morris Monye himself? |
Politics › Re: NDC Ditch Aisha Yesufu And Gave The FCT Senatorial Ticket To Grandma Amanda Pam. by Flangelo12: 4:51pm On May 26 |
JealousCobra: She will get a ministerial appointment probably FTC minister, no worries everywhere good, Person wey no fit account for Elupee funds.  |
Politics › Re: Between Morris Monye And Blessing Chimezie Ezeokoli by Flangelo12: 4:47pm On May 26 |
 Breeze don blow fowl backyard. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
Crime › Re: 5 Nigerian Arsenal Fans Caught With Stolen GOAT To Celebrate EPL Win by Flangelo12: 3:28pm On May 26 |
This viral image of a Daily Trust newspaper front page is edited and fake.While the image has been widely circulated across social media platforms like X (formerly Twitter) and Facebook, it is a manipulated satirical graphic rather than a genuine news report published by the Nigerian media outlet. |
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Politics › Re: Mike Arnold Calls Obi-Kwankwaso Ticket As ‘National Disaster’ by Flangelo12: 1:50pm On May 26 |
Obidients should come and listen to their saviour. Watch how they would start calling him names.  |
Politics › Re: Five African Countries Top World Bank Borrowers, Owing $67.8 Billion by Flangelo12: 10:33am On May 26 |
joseph032: You should learn to cover your face with Shame sometimes. Ask yourself What do Nigeria have Go and sit down. Local champion. A lack of exposure often shows itself. |
Politics › Re: Five African Countries Top World Bank Borrowers, Owing $67.8 Billion by Flangelo12: 10:21am On May 26*. Modified: 3:41pm On May 26 |
BigYash: Roads that people can't use because of insecurity..Abeg shift. What's the use of constructing roads that citizens can't use because of kidnappers pardoned by same government You lot just ru around in circles. West Africa is facing insurgency and the government is doing something about it, although belatedly. There's a video here on Nairaland of insurgents being bombed in the last 48 hours. This thread is about indebtedness, and I daresay, it is quite low . |
Politics › Re: Five African Countries Top World Bank Borrowers, Owing $67.8 Billion by Flangelo12: 9:26am On May 26 |
malali: Let me educate you. Go and read up on EMTALA. Its a constitutional right of anyone in the USA, whether immigrant,citizen or illegal alien to get free and immediate healthcare at the point of need. Please do your research, its embarrassing when you say things you are not well versed on with so much confidence. Get some education, boy.No, emergency care is not free in the United States. While hospitals are legally required to stabilize you in a life-threatening situation regardless of your ability to pay, you will be billed for the services afterward.Key Facts About Emergency Care:Federal Law (EMTALA): Under the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act, U.S. hospitals must evaluate and stabilize you during an emergency, even if you are uninsured or cannot pay. The Billing Reality: Once you are stabilized, you will receive a bill for the care, tests, and hospitalization. Out-of-pocket costs can be extremely high without insurance. Ambulance Rides: Ambulance services are separate from hospital bills and are frequently costly. |
Politics › Re: Five African Countries Top World Bank Borrowers, Owing $67.8 Billion by Flangelo12: 7:48am On May 26 |
malali:
US has free education till college [color=#000099]US has free emergency healthcare for all US has free medicare and medicaid for all above 65years old US Social security for all citizens upon due retirement...after paying high tax for most of your adult life. US has a world class defense budget with bases strategically located all over the world US has infrastructures, health,airports,space programs US has no starving citizens US has a functional power grid, with zero power failure in decades US has and maintains a diversified economy.[/color] Us does not have free emergency healthcare |
Politics › Re: Five African Countries Top World Bank Borrowers, Owing $67.8 Billion by Flangelo12: 3:29am On May 26 |
malali: Personal Debt is
* mortgages (largest component) * credit cards * car finance * student loans * personal loans
They are all backed by collateral assets: * houses * pensions * income streams * regulated lending contracts
Nigerian loans are used to buy bulletproof cars for president, governors and build roads from Sokoto to badagry. Twist yourself into a pretzel. The 69 Billion is a rounding error compared to UK. |
Politics › Re: Five African Countries Top World Bank Borrowers, Owing $67.8 Billion by Flangelo12: 2:12am On May 26 |
68 Billion, and people want to cry.
Mtcheew.
Personal debt in UK is £1.9 trillion. |
Politics › Re: Confusion As Rhodes-Vivour Claims Victory Of Lagos ADC’s Governorship Primary by Flangelo12: 10:13am On May 25 |
Gotocourt: Court cases go surplus  As per your name.  Your name is 🔥. |
Sports › Re: UFC Colby Covington’s Retirement Leaves Kamaru Usman Confused by Flangelo12: 10:12am On May 25 |
Colby got his face broken by Kamaru. How's MAGA doing, by the way.  |
Crime › Re: Businessman Lucky Adimike Stabbed To Death By His Own Son by Flangelo12: 6:23pm On May 24 |
His son is an adult.
Such a tragedy. |