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Politics › Re: Boko Haram Crisis Lasting Longer Than Nigeria’s Civil War – Obasanjo by grandstar(m): 8:08pm On Dec 08, 2025
Racoon:
Simply because the Northern leaders, elites and religious leaders are benefitting from it immensely
What leadership or elites are benefiting from it? The overwhelming majority are pretified of them and hate they with passion. The insurgency only affects 3 states and these are Bornu, Yobe and Adamawa. So, which Northern elites?

It is like saying that Southern elites benefit from the militancy in the Niger Delta.

So, the 1.7m IDP's in Bornu alone are benefitting greatly from Boko Haram and ISWAP insurgency? They are enjoying the bliss that they can't harvest their crops withouy the fear of being killed?

When one is totaly prejudiced, sound reasoning flees.
Foreign Affairs › Re: 5 Military Jets From Cote D'ivoire, Nigeria Scrambled During Benin Failed Coup by grandstar(m): 7:55pm On Dec 08, 2025
SundiKeita:
again you are wrong, the cfa is a pegged currency to the euro so when the euro declines against say us dollars or other currencies, the cfa automatically devalues but the pegged vs the euro has stayed in place since 1994.
u r confusing devaluation from the pegged-euro not the actual devaluation which has been occurring when ever the euro loses value. its simply a currency dependency - Slavery 2.0 or Neocolonialism? u decide

finaly france, the parasite which leeches of Afrika - from 1945 to 2019 all countries using "colonial france Afrika" cfa currency deposited 50% of foreign exchange reserves in france, after 2019 thats now 30%. I believe the french call it a "colonial tax" for civilizing these Afrikan savages. 🙌🏾
Again, you are going the advanced route, and overtly technical.

Whether the currency it is pegged to rises or falls, it is still a peg.

The Naira was like $1- N200 in 2015. Buhari upon assuming office pegged it at around 199. It did not hold as the CBN did not have enough forex to defend it. At a time, it hit 550 by 2017 at the balck market but around 199 officially. It is now 1,500.

The CFA has had the same rate since 1994.

Your primary angst is your hatred for France.

Unfortunately for you, France did not stop them from growing. The Ivory Coast grew very fast in the 1960s and 1970s. For the last decade its economy has been growing about 7% annually.

France did not frustrate their development. Yes, I won't deny they have flaws but as you can see from the case of Ivory Coast, the fault can't be laid at their door.

It is the economic policies that will determine whether your economy does well or not. It is not the fault of France that it takes about260 days to register a new company in Guinea Bissau. It is not their fault that you need to pay a worker in formal employment 3 years salary in advance for them to be laid of in Burkina Daso. That is why it is only the government sector is practically the employer of all those working in the formal sector.

Many of these countries have copied the French style economy which is too statist and with too much red tape. In many of these countries, they have 3 hours work break. For countries that need neckbraking speed to pull their economy out of poverty, this is simply crazy. In China, most of the manufactured products are made in factories that practice 9-9-6 which is 9am - 9pm, and 6 days a week. This is a country where the per capita income is already over $10,000.

I don't support the Chinese hours, but it a strong signal to these Francophone countries that they need to do more.

I even just checked some CFA countries and they aren't doing too badly. I checked Benin Republic, Togo, Senegal and Chad. Benin and Senegal were really pulling their weight.
Politics › Re: FG Begins Recovery Of 157 Model Almajiri Schools by grandstar(m): 5:57pm On Dec 08, 2025
nairalanda1:
1. All the schools will become dilapidated because government spending on education as a whole is negligible

2. It's amusing seeing the GEJ supporters saying northerners don't want to go to school because hate.

The real reason why northerners don't like school is the same reason why southerners say school is scam.

And why tinubu is a bad leader

When your economy is not based on manufacturing, job creation is going to be scanty. As such , jobs are so limited that it takes corruption to get a government job and as for private sector jobs , even well qualified people struggle.

We have been running an economy based on importing since independence. And the result is scanty jobs and a bad economy. Bandits , boko and other issues are the result.

Shekau didn't start preaching by saying america and Israel and christians are evil. He started preaching by pointing to the fact that a good ordinary northern guy could not get a job unless corruption.


N.B

Yo, if you read this and think I support boko haram, something is wrong....and it isn't with me.
I noticed you have recently developed a strong dislike for Tinubu. I am apolitical.

I know I replied this post but I missed out something.

The embolden in your post is worrisome. The floated Naira is quite weak. This naturally discourages importation and encourages exportation. Non-oil exports are growing by about 20% annually. In less than a decade, it should overtake crude oil exports. The weak Naira has led to thye massive buildup of the foreign reserves.

There's nothing wrong with imports. It is a massive driver of economic growth. If you think I'm lying, let the government remove all tariffs on imports and fully open the borders and you will feel the economy moved under your feet.

Imports have never been the problem. The problem was the overdependence on crude oil for a bulk of foreign exchange and government revenue. Hence, anytime oil prices tanked, it hit the Naira hard and also the government's finances as well.
Politics › Re: Northern Governor And Their Ethnicity: Here Is The Arrangement by grandstar(m): 5:43pm On Dec 08, 2025
Konquest:
Greetings @ grandstar

Just to correct some historical errors in your post...

'Bukola Saraki's family is ORIGINALLY from Abeokuta as told in confidence by Oloye Olusola Saraki's biological father (in the early 1960s when he was the leader of the Nigerians largely made up of Yoruba big time trading communities resident in Cote D'Ivoire) to Abdulganiyu Folorunso Abdulrasaq who was appointed as the Nigerian Ambassador to Cote D'Ivoire. He was ALSO the FIRST EVER person from the Old Northern region to become a lawyer and later a SAN.

He is ALSO the biological father of the current Governor of Kwara State, Abdulrahman Abdulrasaq and Senator Khairat Gwadabe (nee Abdulrasaq).


Therefore, 'Bukola Saraki (and his sister Gbemisola Saraki have an Xtian mother who hails from OWO in ONDO State) is of direct Yoruba lineage. I once read a Guardian article back in the 2000s where Oloye Olusola Saraki said his mother is from Iseyin. He even stated in the article that he is also ELIGIBLE to contest under Abeokuta in Ogun State. That's how I finally got to BELIEVE Abdulganiyu Folorunso Abdulrasaq's historical account that Olusola Saraki and his family are indeed ORIGINALLY from Abeokuta BUT his grandfather went to Ilorin for further Quranic studies and that's how the Sarakis started claiming Ilorin. If you recall, back in the 1800s, a lot of migrations and demographic movements took place among several Yoruba subgroups in Yorubaland due to the unfortunate Civil Wars and for safety reasons. The Egbas under Chief Sodeke in 1830 moved from their ancestral Ibadan to establish and settle in Abeokuta and environs, some Ketus from parts of Yorubaland in today's Benin Republic and the warrior Owus also joined the Egbas in Abeokuta. Some Owus also settled in Ijebuland where they are known as Owu-Ijebu, the warrior Oyos also moved in large numbers into Ibadan and even Ile Ife (Modakeke) and Ijesaland to such an extent that the historical archives that I have read on advanced Yoruba history state that the the Oyos became more popolous than the Ijesas who welcomed them for safety reasons into Ijesaland due to the wars and upheavals in the Oyo Empire.

Last BUT NOT least, Olusola Saraki's claim of a "Fula" lineage from Mali was just to a subterfuge used by him to penetrate the inner caucus and politics of the Old Northern Nigeria political elite. Ilorin itselfs has over 90% indigenous Yorubas. The British Colonialists before leaving in 1960 recognized this FACT and affirmed in the Governor General, Sir Allan Burns famous book entitled: "History of Nigeria" that Ilorin is Yorubaland. A referendum was suggested by the British Colonialists so that the Yorubas of Ilorin can have their own distinct Oba of Ilorin. However they didn't oversee that referendum. They left it for Nigerians to do BUT till date, that hasn't been done despite the FACT that the Yoruba folks have the numbers with 12 of the 16 LGAs of Kwara State being indigenous to Yorubas. 2 LGAs belong to the Nupes, and 2 LGAs belong to the Baribas (the U.S.-based Farooq Kperogi is of the Bariba ethnic group).

The Ogus who straddle parts of Ogun and Lagos States that you referenced are ancestrally related to the Yorubas due to the Oyo Empire expansions. The Fon of Benin Republic evolved as an ancestral fusion of Yoruba and Aja (Aja of Benin Republic and Togo) ancestral lineages.

Further, Ogus historically evolved from the fusion between the Yorubas and Fon. They migrated from the Benin Republic area into Nigeria and other parts of Yorubaland such as Ajase (Porto Novo) for safety reasons. This is why the Oba of Ajase (Porto Novo) told the ace film maker 'Tunde Kelani in a documentary which is still on YouTube that the OGUS were welcomed to stay with the Ajase people BECAUSE they are relatives. This is the reason why Ogus speak a language that is mix of Fon and Yoruba.

*Yoruba + Aja = FON

*Yoruba + Fon = OGU
Thanks for this info.
Romance › Re: Man Catches His Employee In Bed With His Wife After Installing CCTV by grandstar(m): 2:57pm On Dec 08, 2025
Never ever sleep with a married woman
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russian Forces Are Raping, Beheading & Harvesting Organs In Mali by grandstar(m): 1:25pm On Dec 08, 2025
Where Nairaland's so-called "international affiars experts" when needed?

These supported kicking out the French forces and their replacement with the Russian army. Now we have this calamity.

Macron was stupefied at the expulsioned- a rich nation like France has sent its troops to protect you and you boot them out? They weren't charging a dime. Wars are ruinously expensive.

You now substitute them with Russians because Putin claims to be your friend, only doing so for the purpose of getting allies, now that his Russia has achieved pariah status globally due to his invasion of Ukraine. Now, Russia is broke, and I won't be surprised if those boys in Mali haven't been paid.
Foreign Affairs › Re: 5 Military Jets From Cote D'ivoire, Nigeria Scrambled During Benin Failed Coup by grandstar(m): 8:36am On Dec 08, 2025
SundiKeita:
thats not true cos cfa franc is jus a replica of the euro and doesnt need to devalue officially like it was in 1994... it masks the real economy and poverty in the cfa zone and everytime euros loses value citizens who use cfa franc get poorer.
I still stand by what I said.

When your currency is pegged, it is pegged to a certain currency.

The CFA has been pegged to the same currency at the same rate since 1994.

Are you blaming the French for the poverty in Benin republic? I am not saying the French are angels but blaming them singularly for the malaise of CFA countries is just wonderful.
Education › Re: It Was Devil’s Manipulation,; 33-year-old Teacher Breaks Silence Over Viral Vide by grandstar(m): 12:42am On Dec 08, 2025
They blame the Devil when they get caught.

That is, when they get caught.

They aren't remorseful.
Politics › Re: FG Begins Recovery Of 157 Model Almajiri Schools by grandstar(m):
nairalanda1:
1. All the schools will become dilapidated because government spending on education as a whole is negligible

2. It's amusing seeing the GEJ supporters saying northerners don't want to go to school because hate.

The real reason why northerners don't like school is the same reason why southerners say school is scam.

And why tinubu is a bad leader

When your economy is not based on manufacturing, job creation is going to be scanty. As such , jobs are so limited that it takes corruption to get a government job and as for private sector jobs , even well qualified people struggle.

We have been running an economy based on importing since independence. And the result is scanty jobs and a bad economy. Bandits , boko and other issues are the result.

Shekau didn't start preaching by saying america and Israel and christians are evil. He started preaching by pointing to the fact that a good ordinary northern guy could not get a job unless corruption.
I do not agree with a lot of what you said.

All the schools will become dilapidated because government spending on education as a whole is negligible


Mass qualitative education is very expensive. This is worsened by the fact that the government has failed to do anything about population growth rate which just swells the number of kids to be educated. Half of Nigerians are 19 years and below.

The government needs to find a cost effective alternative for the North to entice millions to go to school. Even if it is the Almajiris, that would be a huge plus.

Education does not need to be expensive. Many private schools pay their teachers peanut, but still give good results.

During Lateef Jakande's governorship from 1979-1983, he introduced mass free education. He built lots of cheap school everywhere. They were not impressive structures and someone likened them to "glorified poultry sheds." But the quality of education was good. The governor even sent his child there. I had a neighbour who sent his children there. Today, they are all graduates.

In my hometown, just beside my family home, there was this storey building with an uncompleted upper floor. The walls weren't even painted. Someone ran a private school on the upper floor and provided very good education. The students could speak good English. I am from Ondo Town.

For Almajiris to come to school, feeding must be provided for them, twice a day. This has been shown to work wonders. Some food could also be given to their Islamic teachers.

The food does not need to be expensive. 3 big buns in the morning for instance. They could even be given garri or pap in the afternoon. Feeding isn't the goal. Education is.

I would love a system where private school operators are given money to set up and run schools. In the US, you have charter schools and school vouchers. These innovative systems has had great results in badly run public schools.

As always, the big problem in Nigeria is extreme corruption which would frustrate any reform unless checkmated. You need an extremely passionate person at the helm, like a Dora Akinyuli or a Buba Marwa.

2. It's amusing seeing the GEJ supporters saying northerners don't want to go to school because hate.

The real reason why northerners don't like school is the same reason why southerners say school is scam.


The reason core Northerners don't believe in Western Education is because they feel Islamic education is more beneficial and the Western corrupting. In addition, they believe they can progress in life with the Islamic education.

There's also zero stigma in the North if you're illiterate. The lack of a stigma is probably the biggest reason. You might even be stigmatized going to a proper school. However, the promise of free food will get many knocking at the gates.

Also, the quality of education given by their public schools in the North are a disgrace. Their politicians there are failing in this area big time.

And why tinubu is a bad leader

Tinubu can't be blamed on the bad education system he inherited.

When your economy is not based on manufacturing, job creation is going to be scanty. As such , jobs are so limited that it takes corruption to get a government job and as for private sector jobs , even well qualified people struggle.

Yes, manufacturing can create lots of jobs. However, in a free market, it is best you allow the market to pick winners.

Manufacturing jobs won't fall from the sky. 24 hour power supply would help big time here but enacting cost reflective billings on all 5 Bands today might kill his chances of a re-election. The next set of painful but necessary reforms will be postponed to a second term, that is, if he wins.

For the country to create enough jobs to employ those entering the labor force annually, it would need to grow by 7% annually. Any growth above that like 8 -10% would start soaking up the massive pool of the unemployed and underemployed. The unemployment rate is about 33%, a legacy of the Buhari years. In 2015 when Buhari took office, it was about 8.5%.

Shekau didn't start preaching by saying america and Israel and christians are evil. He started preaching by pointing to the fact that a good ordinary northern guy could not get a job unless corruption.

If this is true, it is enlightening.

The civil service isn't there to provide jobs. That is the job of the private sector. However, this demonstrates the need for government to formulate policies that would create jobs.

I feel skill acquisition should be the way to go for now. Provide training for like 15,000 young ones from each state every year to acquire skills. Provide them with money to set up. If the training is good, even without money to set up, they can do well for themselves. Hand work pays in Nigeria.

Some can even travel to North Africa or the Gulf to get work.
Foreign Affairs › Re: 5 Military Jets From Cote D'ivoire, Nigeria Scrambled During Benin Failed Coup by grandstar(m): 7:59pm On Dec 07, 2025
owobokiri:
Tinubu is using Nigerias military assets to support and entrench French imperialism in West Africa
The CFA has not been devalued since 1994.

Have that in mind when you scream "French Imperialsim"
Crime › Re: Asari Dokubo Shows Off His Cars And Mosque (picture & Video) by grandstar(m): 6:29pm On Dec 07, 2025
It just shows that militancy PAYS!

I doubt he has as much kishi as his fellow militant Government Tompolo, who has a security contract with the federal government.
Health › Re: Personal Shopper, Aunty Esther, Diagnosed With Cancer, Rejects Blood Transfusion by grandstar(m): 8:59pm On Dec 06, 2025
AlphaTaikun:
@grandstar

That's a highly impressive post from you. I didn't realize that you are a JW adherent. Because of this new low-budget anti-spam bot, I had to simultaneously switch from my older NL account to this one. Though not a JW, I once read a copy of AWAKE back in the 1990s where an article was published about the use of "non-blood transfusion alternatives" such as EPO and more. JW folks aren't ignorant people and it's totally IRRESPONSIBLE for anybody to start casting online aspersions on you folks because you refused to take blood transfusions especially NOW that fortunately alternatives exist to prevent the spread of hepatitis variants, HIV, Ebola, and other zoonotic diseases.

Incidentally, after posting my thoughts on the use of EPO on this same NL thread, I created a new NL thread on a US-based girl who got treated for cancer using a modern alternative method. The NL spam bot deleted it yesterday BUT just as I logged in to NL less than 1 hour ago, I saw that @domi.nique had moved the thread to the NL front page.

There's indeed a need for you JW folks (who I respect for publishing interesting topics and scientific breakthroughs in AWAKE magazine right from the 1990s when I read the first ever copy) to let these uninformed people out there to know that YOU guys have alternatives to prevent these people from insulting you guys based on their own limited knowledge. I still have older copies of AWAKE in my home libraries despite NOT being a JW or Christian. I respect you guys in JW more than some other Xtian sects or denominations who are NOT scientifically oriented tbh.

Cheers.
Thanks!
Business › Re: What To Do To Make Money Online? by grandstar(m): 8:54pm On Dec 06, 2025
MrNovo:
The only terms and conditions you must maintain with atom is that you don't change the nameserver for the atom premium names. For the standard or ultra names you can use nameserver for other marketplaces
Thanks.
Business › Re: What To Do To Make Money Online? by grandstar(m): 5:42pm On Dec 06, 2025
I want to list some of the domains I have on Atom on other marketplaces.

Can someone send me their terms and conditions for doing so? I have forgotten where to find it.

One of the domain names is a premium.

I don't want to go against the terms and conditions.
Health › Re: Personal Shopper, Aunty Esther, Diagnosed With Cancer, Rejects Blood Transfusion by grandstar(m): 4:47pm On Dec 06, 2025
damilton:
All of you Jehovah’s witnesses are just deceiving yourself. Blood transfusion was never slated in the bible but introduced by Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society (governing organisation of your religion). And I want to believe its how they understand those scripture you all quoted that made them to bring out those human doctrine. In all the scriptures you quoted, if you read the pre and post text, you will realize that the bible is talking about not eating animals blood but to be pour on the surface of the earth. I won't blame you all because people don't read bible again but just dogmatically follows what their religious leaders says. People perish for lack of knowledge, and how do you lack knowledge? by not reading to know facts.
We used to accept and give blood transfusions in the past, but by careful study of the scriptures, we changed. It is an issue of faith above all else.

We Witnesses are very law abiding, During Covid, our members were urged, not coerced as it a personal choice, to get vaccinated. All those working full time for the organisation (about 22,000 worldwide) had to get vaccinated or leave. Unlike most religious organizations, we refused to start in person meeting at either our Kingdom Halls or Assembly Halls. We even stopped house to house witnesseing. Many non-Witnesses took notice, and it got televised. Why? Because we wanted to protect out members and those of the public. We are very health conscious.

This can be contrasted with many "Born Again" Christians and Pentecostals, who refused to get vaccinated, some calling it the "Mark of the Beast" Many died, including then president of Tanzania.
Family › Re: Female Names You Won't Give Your New Baby by grandstar(m): 4:42pm On Dec 06, 2025
SpencerForbes:
Natasha (wahala)
Blessing ( opposite )
Precious (needs strong father figure to control
Asha (same with Natasha)
Sasha (Na dem— time bomb)
Samantha (always beautiful but very lethal)
Chrsitabel ( undecided )
Mirabel
Hope & grace (very local names)
Josephine (local)
Rosemary
Cynthia ( their beauty always supersedes 🤔)
Juliana (sounds old fashion)
Jennifer ( 😤)
Marvelous (sounds local)
Elizabeth (too stubborn)
Princess and queeneth (of which kingdom)
Comfort (dem get anger issues)
Victoria (quiet, understanding but no cross their limit)
It's all in your head

I love the name "Sandra."
Politics › Re: Northern Governor And Their Ethnicity: Here Is The Arrangement by grandstar(m): 4:03pm On Dec 06, 2025
There's a lot of ignorance here.

How are the Saraki's Fulani? Yes, the founder of the family was a Fulani man from Mali who married a Yoruba woman from Iseyin.

The Sarakis have been totally Yorubanized that in the North, there are chuckles when Bukola Saraki tries to claim Fulani.

I won't be surprised if many of these so called Fulani listed are Hausanized. Many can't speak their native Fulfude. They can only speak Hausa.

Even in Lagos, I won't be surprised if an Egun man (Lagos state has two ethnic groups) becomes the governor one day as many have been Yorubanized, many bearing Yoruba names.
Politics › Re: Soyinka, Achebe & Clark At Dodan Barracks Because Of Mamman Vatsa In 1986 by grandstar(m): 3:47pm On Dec 06, 2025
datola:
Wole Soyinka remains the greatest writer from Africa!

Chinua Achebe is the greatest novelist.
Soyinka is a wordsmith, while Chinua Achebe is a master storyteller
Health › Re: Jehovah's Witness Receives Blood Cancer Treatment Without Transfusion by grandstar(m): 12:58pm On Dec 06, 2025
Yes, we accept no transfusion treatments.

Some doctors said that should be the standard. Many patients who aren't Jehovah's Witnesses prefer they be treated without a transfusion of blood.
Business › Re: What To Do To Make Money Online? by grandstar(m): 12:28pm On Dec 06, 2025
MrNovo:
Thanks for sharing. From your analysis it's only after earning over $67,000 in naira by today's N1500 rate that I would be tax liable as a corporate entity.
Do you have any idea if Grey will accept to transfer to a corporate account instead of personal account bearing my name?
I do not know but they should.

At the end of the day, it is still a transfer, just this time, to a corporate account.
Politics › Re: Why I Don’t Want To Stay In Sokoto Prison – Nnamdi Kanu by grandstar(m): 9:12am On Dec 06, 2025
I forsee a pardon in future or he might just be placed under house arrest.

His toxic statements would have led to massive bloodshed if had not been caught.

IPOB and violence can not be divorced.
Business › Re: What To Do To Make Money Online? by grandstar(m):
I asked Google if a company makes 10m profit in 2026, how much tax would I pay, and it gave me the response below:

Under the new Nigerian tax laws effective from 2026, a company with a profit of ₦10 million will be considered a small business and will not pay any Companies Income Tax (CIT).

Tax Calculation

For the 2026 year of assessment, your company's tax obligations will be as follows:

Companies Income Tax (CIT): ₦0

Small companies are defined as those with an annual gross turnover of ₦100 million or less and total fixed assets not exceeding ₦250 million.

Since your revenue falls well below the ₦100 million turnover threshold, your company is exempt from paying CIT.

Development Levy: ₦0

Small companies are also exempt from the new 4% Development Levy on assessable profits.

SUMMARY

The simple interpretation is that if we use a limited liability company and the turnover is less than N100M, there is no tax to be paid. There's no company tax or withholding tax of 10% on dividends.

So, what should you do?

Go and register a limited liability company and let the revenue from domain sales pass through it. If you make less than 100m a year in revenue, you will pay zero tax.

However, if you choose to use your personal bank account, the revenue would be treated as a personal income and you would pay personal income tax. You're eligible to pay tax once your personal income is 800k or more a year.

Therefore, It now time to divide your business from your person. Register a limited liability company today, and with both corporate accounts and corporate dormicillary bank accounts for it..

It must be a limited liability company. A Business Name company will be treated as your person.
Health › Re: Personal Shopper, Aunty Esther, Diagnosed With Cancer, Rejects Blood Transfusion by grandstar(m): 2:06am On Dec 06, 2025
She did not refuse blood transfusion because she would be disfellowshipped as some have pointed. It was her own resolve. She might have said that if true, to shift responsibility.

She could take the transfusion discreetly. She could even damn the consequences if discovered. Even if disfellowshipped, at a point, she would be reinstated.

It was her personal decision.

You can read the article here to understand why we do not take blood transfusion: https://www.jw.org/en/jehovahs-witnesses/faq/jehovahs-witnesses-why-no-blood-transfusions/

Another article: https://www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/questions/bible-about-blood-transfusion/
Politics › Re: Happy 90th Birthday To Chief Samuel Adedoyin (Doyin Agbamu) by grandstar(m): 12:17pm On Dec 05, 2025
I am surprised he still alive and kicking.
Crime › Re: Man Who Claimed Senator Ned Paid Him To Harm Regina Daniels Begs For Forgiveness by grandstar(m): 9:17am On Dec 05, 2025
"The shrewd one has seen the calamity and proceeds to conceal himself while the naive and inexperience pass along and suffer the penalty" Proverbs 27:12
Politics › Re: Former British PM Boris Johnson Hails Kemi Badenoch As Future PM by grandstar(m): 8:54pm On Dec 04, 2025
I have said it before, Semi Badenoch will one day be the British prime minister.

The probability is 90%
Celebrities › Re: “The Woman I Love” – Ned Nwoko Hails His Moroccan Wife, Laila by grandstar(m): 3:33pm On Dec 04, 2025
advanceDNA:
The thing nor fit pain Regina...because na Regina plan be that from the start ...use the man for a while, chop the man money , gather property and clean mouth....
Them nor envisage say the weréy sperm go still active dey give the girl belle on a per second billing......
I doubt a 19 year old would be that smart, especially since her own mother was not in support of the relationship but could do nothing about it.
Crime › Re: Why Enugu Chose The Beretta ARX160 Over The AK-47 For Its Forest Guards by grandstar(m): 2:48pm On Dec 04, 2025
i wish I had the utmost confidence in these security outfit.

Fantastical corruption may prevent it from reaching its true potential. If bribed, will they turn and look the other way.

Don't be surprised one day, the illegal militias say they got their weapons from this same security agency.
Celebrities › Re: “The Woman I Love” – Ned Nwoko Hails His Moroccan Wife, Laila by grandstar(m): 2:44pm On Dec 04, 2025
Felabrity:
If you love her, you no go marry Regina

Sharrrap
He may to a good extent be saying the truth but the purpose of going public is to make Regina jealous and pained. You know women!

It is a jab at Regina.
Celebrities › Re: “The Woman I Love” – Ned Nwoko Hails His Moroccan Wife, Laila by grandstar(m): 2:42pm On Dec 04, 2025
He is going public with this to make Regina jealous!

The thing go pain Regina wella!

She was treating him as an old man, one that is spent.
Celebrities › Re: Throwback Photo Of Chinua Achebe And Fela Kuti In 1983 by grandstar(m): 2:24pm On Dec 04, 2025
Fela was to die 14 years later while Achebe died 31 years later.

One was probably Africa's greatest afro-jazzist while the other was a master storyteller.
Celebrities › Re: Burna Boy Offers To Cover Funeral Costs For Victims Of American Mass Shooting by grandstar(m): 1:52pm On Dec 04, 2025
What a generous dude Burna Bioy is! Isn't he so sweet?

He also wants to invite the grieving woman who he kicked out of his concert for daring to sleep (that one na lie).

Burna dey use PR to temper the anger of the public for his egotistic, mean and inexcusable action to the concert goer.

I hope he learns his lesson.

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