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Politics › Re: Hate Him Or Ridicule Him, Obi’s Bond With Masses Is Unrivaled - Bashir El-Rufai by Flangelo12: 7:59pm On Apr 29
MEGAWATCH:
He will still give Tinubu a Bloody nose in Lagos again.


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Let him use it to go to Aso Rock.

grin cheesy
Politics › Re: Hate Him Or Ridicule Him, Obi’s Bond With Masses Is Unrivaled - Bashir El-Rufai by Flangelo12: 7:29pm On Apr 29
Streetinvestor2:
The remaining 40% will go to who
Why will any SE person consider voting SW president Aka Yoruba president
Even you would vote Tinubu.

grin
Politics › Re: Hate Him Or Ridicule Him, Obi’s Bond With Masses Is Unrivaled - Bashir El-Rufai by Flangelo12: 6:59pm On Apr 29
Zeebuy:
Obi is the incoming president of Nigeria
grin

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Politics › Re: Mark-Led ADC Trying To Hijack Our Party Have Failed Woefully — Kachikwu by Flangelo12: 6:06pm On Apr 29
EponObi:
Our resident server still dey active na grin grin grin
This is even funnier than this one.

Politics › Re: Hate Him Or Ridicule Him, Obi’s Bond With Masses Is Unrivaled - Bashir El-Rufai by Flangelo12: 5:48pm On Apr 29
The man would only get 60% of eastern votes this time around.
Celebrities › Re: Funke Akindele Denies Snubbing Pasuma At Lagos Event by Flangelo12: 3:19pm On Apr 29
Saturnalia:
Just give an average Nigerian woman who grew up in obscurity One Billion Naira and the witchcraft demon inside her will manifest sharperly.
Who hurt you, bro?

“Snub? Hell no. Stop the negativity pls. I saw him, greeted him, danced with him. pasuma is my Egbon. Pls you all should stop this evil,” she wrote.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Portrait To Feature On U.S. Passports For 250th Independence Anniversary by Flangelo12: 2:26pm On Apr 29
omoredia:
Nobody is more American than Trump
You mean the 3rd generation American?

Obama is more American than Trump.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US, Latin America Countries Criticise China’s Retaliation Over Panama Canal by Flangelo12: 11:37am On Apr 29
Juanmike:
He is the worst then comes Biden
The propaganda needs to stop.

Biden was a great president.

The world was recovering from covid with the US being the best across the world in recovery.

He inherited a terrible economy and inflation was under control when he left office.

Trump bankrupted the US economy and its reputation.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US, Latin America Countries Criticise China’s Retaliation Over Panama Canal by Flangelo12: 11:14am On Apr 29
NOETHNICITY:
China needs to handle this carefully so as not to portray itself as an economic bully—an impression that the US is desperate to convince the world that China is.
The world knows US is a bully.

Retaliation isn't bullying.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US, Latin America Countries Criticise China’s Retaliation Over Panama Canal by Flangelo12: 11:08am On Apr 29
Nwaikpe:
Says a nonentity in Nigeria about news on China and Latin America.
You know my location, abi?

DimWeath.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US, Latin America Countries Criticise China’s Retaliation Over Panama Canal by Flangelo12: 11:01am On Apr 29
Ewedegubbler:
Jimmy carter remains the worst president in USA history after Obama

How the hell did the USA build a canal that cost 35000 American lives only for carter to give it away for free Ànd then China took over behind closed doors…
Small small with the lies.

35000 Americans did not die in its construction.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US, Latin America Countries Criticise China’s Retaliation Over Panama Canal by Flangelo12: 10:47am On Apr 29
If US does not get rid of Trunp, it would end in tears.
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S. Senate Backs Donald Trump On Possible Military Strike On Cuba by Flangelo12: 10:41am On Apr 29
udemzyudex:
It's all politics, because Cuba is falling towards China and Russia.

It's the same thing with Iran, that's why US joined the war in the first place.
Ever wonder why US want a joint control of the strait of Hormus?

The answer is CHINA.
Everything is a bogeyman.
Politics › Re: Can You See How Tinubu Is TRANSFORMING Nigeria? Brief Example From M.M.A Lagos by Flangelo12: 10:07pm On Apr 28
Wait for those that don't like good things.

I already know what they'll say.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Department Of State To Now Have Trump's Face On US Passports by Flangelo12: 8:44pm On Apr 28
HacheNoire:
Just found out!

Is shocking!

A president with the worst rating in the history of the United States stamping his picture on the passport!

What’s now the difference between North Korea and the USA.
The man is on a mission to demystify America.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Department Of State To Now Have Trump's Face On US Passports by Flangelo12: 8:30pm On Apr 28
HacheNoire:
It can’t be real!

Let me do some research and get back!
It's as real as white on rice.
Business › Re: Who Is Opposing Dangote’s Proposal To Build A 1.2M Barrels A Day Refinery In Eas by Flangelo12: 8:28pm On Apr 28
Source?

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Foreign Affairs › Re: UAE Pulls Out Of OPEC. by Flangelo12: 8:03pm On Apr 28
Brendaniel:
Same thing I have been saying that Nigeria should have pulled out a long time ago..., why would an organisation be dictating how to sell your product?
We don't have the production capacity to dictate anything.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghana Rejects US Aid Over Data Demand by Flangelo12: 2:56pm On Apr 28
They did the same thing with Zambia.

Politics › Re: Lagos Leads As Most Indebted State, Owes ₦1.22 Trillion, $1.17 Billion by Flangelo12: 2:52pm On Apr 28
nedekid:
Do you even understand who pays the debt?
What's this one saying?

Lagos GDP is $259 Billion Dollars.

Here you are crying about $2 Billion.

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Politics › Re: Deji Adeyanju:Nigerians Don't Even Want 24 Hrs Electricity.Can They Afford It? by Flangelo12: 1:37pm On Apr 28
Clature:
As we have a national comprehension problem, let me help you understand what he is trying to say.

All the man is saying is just do even the barest minimum of small ordinary light for a few hours (not that they should not do better) but even at that, the leadership is still failing. And he is right. Let’s listen and read to comprehend, it’s not hard.
You can imagine the number of people that misinterpreted what Deji said.

Nigeria, we have a problem.
Politics › Re: Lagos Leads As Most Indebted State, Owes ₦1.22 Trillion, $1.17 Billion by Flangelo12: 1:35pm On Apr 28
nedekid:
How was Ambode able to do all he did without taking loans? It is on record that the debt was that he met from previous administrations. Note also he stopped lastma, vio etc from generating revenue for government, despite that it is glaring he did more than any other. Revenue generated by Lagos of preduntly managed makes the state not to require any loans infact it should run a surplus. Are you not aware Ambode cut all the excesses of Fashola time? I know because I had a customer who worked in Lagos ministry of finance. I knew the day he started work there. I saw the spending curve within a short space of time, Oga dude will say hello to a babe and give her 50k just to appreciate her beauty, I am not talking of now ohh when naira has spoilt, I mean during Fashola time when naira was still valuable. This guy it was alleged dropped 45m cash for his house to be built on turnkey basis, young man back them.
Guess what? Immediately Ambode came in, he knew all the loopholes and blocked it ensuring more revenue for government(abi why do you think civil servants hated him and did not want him back). Within months that guy's lifestyle changed, no more money, he has so struggle to adjust his lifestyle to his salary.
The issue is because loans are available to be taken, must government take it?
We see people here on this forum in their personal life will take sokoloan, take opay loan then start complaining when it is time to pay, if those facilities were not there wount they survive without the loan? Someone on this forum showed his opay loan limit of 2.5m few days ago, even me that does not use it have 1.3-1.5m loan offer on opay yet I live my life without taking it by cutting my coat according to my seize. What is wrong in Lagos or any other state living within its means, save for 2 years while doing only essential capital projects then saving or accumulating billions then singing the money to fund infrastructure in a sustainable way?
Two siblings got 100m each. One took 20m and bought a car, used another 10m to fix one or two things in his life, he further used another 10m to fly abroad for good time. 40m done go, he is left with 60m
The other sibling placed the whole 100m in treasury bills or FD at Eg 20% for 1 year and got 20m cash upfront. He then buys a 10m naira car, uses 5m to sort pressing issues and 5m for his own good time travels, after 1 year he still has his 100m complete while his brother has 60m.
Continue crying.

2 billion dollars of debt is not extraordinary for an economy the size of Lagos.
Politics › Re: Deji Adeyanju:Nigerians Don't Even Want 24 Hrs Electricity.Can They Afford It? by Flangelo12: 10:18am On Apr 28
cyril10:
This guy has really lost it, i don't think he knows what he says this time. This hypocrite is systematically supporting Tinubu, he doesn't want to come out open.
Not sure you read what was written.

If you did, you probably applied bias.

If anything, he was lampooning the government.
Politics › Re: Lagos Leads As Most Indebted State, Owes ₦1.22 Trillion, $1.17 Billion by Flangelo12: 10:10am On Apr 28
nedekid:
Wount it have been better without debt?
You're nitpicking.

Is a 2 billion dollar debt by Lagos state unexpected?
Politics › Re: Lagos Leads As Most Indebted State, Owes ₦1.22 Trillion, $1.17 Billion by Flangelo12: 7:10am On Apr 28
A total of 2 billion dollars is by how much Lagos is indebted.
Crime › Re: EFCC Declares Halimat Adenike Tejuosho Wanted by Flangelo12: 11:18pm On Apr 27
With all this Caplux on her face, how would I recognise her ?
Politics › Re: Lagos Leads As Most Indebted State, Owes ₦1.22 Trillion, $1.17 Billion by Flangelo12: 9:59pm On Apr 27
Not a big deal for Lagos.

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Politics › Re: Bandits Flog Kidnapped Victims In Kabba-Bunu, Kogi State (Video, Photos) by Flangelo12: 9:10pm On Apr 27
See the skinny urchins flogging our people.
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S Troops Fully Withdraws From Syria After 10 Years (Photos) by Flangelo12: 8:21pm On Apr 27
WriteerNg:


Nope.

Syria is still a hotbed for jihadis.
What then was the purpose?
Foreign Affairs › Re: 2 Nigerians, Amaramiro Emmanuel & Ekpenyong Andrew Killed In South Africa by Flangelo12: 8:20pm On Apr 27
Lionessza6:
And yet still remains one of the top tourist attractions for westerners and Asians ....regions regarded as the safest grin grin grin


And yet the migrant magnet of Africa grin.

And yet hasn't gotten so scary and helpless to the point that we beg we'll known terrorists (US Army) to come and save us from ourselves grin grin

The joke is on you
Yes, Nigeria is experiencing a steady increase in tourism as of early 2026, driven by a "booming" domestic market and a surge in cultural tourism. While international arrivals grew by a modest 2% in 2024 (reaching roughly 1.3 million), the broader African continent recorded a 12% increase in tourism in the first half of 2025, with Nigeria remaining a key player in this regional
Key Growth Drivers.


"Detty December" & Diaspora Tourism: [/b]The festive season has become a major global cultural event. In December 2024, Lagos alone generated approximately ₦111.5 billion (~$73 million) in tourism and entertainment revenue, with hotels reaching over 90% occupancy.

[b]Hotel & Infrastructure Boom:

Nigeria rose to second place in Africa’s 2024 hotel development rankings, with over 7,600 new rooms in the pipeline from brands like Hilton and Marriott.

Cultural & Urban Hubs: Lagos continues to lead as a top destination, recently ranked as one of the best cities to visit in 2026 by Time Out. Abuja is also growing rapidly as a hub for business conferences and official travel.

Domestic Expansion: There was a recorded 20% growth in domestic travel recently, as Nigerians increasingly explore local attractions like the Lekki Conservation Centre and the Lisabi Festival in Abeokuta
Foreign Affairs › Re: 2 Nigerians, Amaramiro Emmanuel & Ekpenyong Andrew Killed In South Africa by Flangelo12: 8:11pm On Apr 27
Lionessza6:
I love it,but are you now safer after your saviors landed?
Yes, South Africa has a very high crime rate, including high levels of violent crime, carjacking, and assault. It ranks among the top five countries with the highest crime index globally and has one of the highest murder rates in the world, with many violent crimes taking place in residential areas, often involving firearms.

Key Facts on Crime in South Africa:
Violent Crime Hotspots: Crime is not evenly distributed; it is heavily concentrated in specific hotspots, making some areas safer than others.
Types of Crime: Common violent crimes include aggravated robbery, murder, sexual offences, and armed home invasions.

City Rankings: Several South African cities, including Pietermaritzburg, Pretoria, and Johannesburg, have been ranked among the most dangerous on the continent.

Precautionary Measures: It is strongly advised to avoid walking alone, stay in well-lit areas, and be cautious with valuables.

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