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Business › Re: Senegal Government Acquires 10% Stake In Dangote Cement, Senegal by helinues: 6:01am On Mar 09
To those saying Government don't have anything to do with business, what should we call this?
Politics › Re: FCT Women Are Converting Their Private Cars To Commercial Use by helinues:
Those who are truly going through hardship don't even have a bicycle

Modified: If you want to be unfortunate on Monday morning, just attack my opinion
Politics › Re: ADC Slams Akpabio On His Comment On Opposition Stand On 2026 Electoral Act by helinues: 5:57am On Mar 09
ADC don turn to baskeballer.. slamming dunk anyhow
Politics › Re: Thugs Wreak Havoc At Wike-Backed PDP Congresses In Oyo by helinues: 5:07am On Mar 09
Oyo and Osun state, the way those 2 states have been behaving lately is something the Yoruba's should be worried about.

Do Oyo people think their Olubadan who is a known politician has finally retired from politics
Politics › Re: Bwala: Friends Worldwide Call To Express Pity For Nigeria — Moghalu by helinues: 9:07pm On Mar 08
Bwala sorry oo. You relegated yourself by your own self

That's lesson for others, those who have been too emotional about politics discussion, your past reckless statements can be used against you in the future

The ironic part of those who have been trolling Bwala after the interview, their own principal is horrible than Bwala. There is no record of him answering any questions related to governance coherently.
Politics › Re: There Was A Country…” (Nigerian Nostalgia Thread) by helinues:
franchasofficia:
I have no comment on this ridiculous comment of yours because I don't think you were in Nigeria during GEJ regime, maybe you were seeking for asylum in Burundi, so I will excuse your ignorance bra wink
Show us the Ferrari you bought during GEJ'S term as life was just so easy then. All Nigerians were millionaires averagely
Politics › Re: Senator Natasha Drops Her Phone Number For Her Constituents by helinues: 7:23pm On Mar 08
Is she going to pick the call? grin
Politics › Re: There Was A Country…” (Nigerian Nostalgia Thread) by helinues: 7:13pm On Mar 08
franchasofficia:
Defenders of failure and corruption already doing what they are only good at doing up there.



God forbid I support Peter Obi and he wins and turns Nigeria upside down like Tinubu has done and I still continue to support him because he is an Igbo man like me, I repeat God forbid!!!
When GEJ was the president, how many Nigerians had cars?

Remember it was Obasanjo who brought GSM, during GEJ'S term how many of you have access to ordinary internet?

Everything shouldn't be about opposing the government or blaming them.

Type skid row on YouTube and also question why are there so many homeless people in America
Politics › Re: Is Peter Obi Returning To The Labour Party? New Lobbying Claims Emerge” by helinues: 6:51pm On Mar 08
Na under end of the year party Peter Obi would eventually contest

grin wink
Politics › Re: IWD: ADC Reserves 40% Party Positions For Women At All Levels by helinues: 6:13pm On Mar 08
Sakamaje. How many women are currently in the party?
Crime › Re: Bandit Arrested By Community, Beaten Mercilessly by helinues: 5:47pm On Mar 08
Serves right
Politics › Re: I Am Not Happy That Naira Is Getting Strong by helinues: 5:45pm On Mar 08
That's your personal headache
Politics › Re: Shettima in or out?: Aso Rock In A Fix Over Tinubu's running mate in 2027 by helinues: 5:38pm On Mar 08
Na to laugh and waka pass this awada Keri keri
Politics › Re: There Was A Country…” (Nigerian Nostalgia Thread) by helinues: 4:19pm On Mar 08
Samueltemi337:
Was that the question?
Read and comprehend. Check others comments as well

Make una stop this nonsense trolling without substance
Politics › Re: It Was A Brutal Assault — Otitoju Slams Tinubu Aide Bwala by helinues: 3:52pm On Mar 08
The truth is, may be it would only make a little difference if Bwala didn't represent the government

The questions Mehdi asked are some of the questions we have been asking without getting sincere response

How do you think any of the government officials can answer questions relating to insecurity sincerely?
Politics › Re: There Was A Country…” (Nigerian Nostalgia Thread) by helinues: 3:44pm On Mar 08
But no be everybody fit afford those amount then.. Pepsi Walkamania

I still remember the soft drinks as we sell it, it's for those with extra not someone hungry
Politics › Re: Remi Tinubu Plays Table Tennis With Akwa-Ibom Governor (video) by helinues:
franchasofficia:
Eh yaah, Madame Remi is really desperate to continue as First Lady after 2027. May Sango and Amadioha help them sha
But the person serving food at every party is not desperate.

Anyways, as ADC ticket is not sure for that candidate, the person can contest under end of the year party
Politics › Re: Remi Tinubu Plays Table Tennis With Akwa-Ibom Governor (video) by helinues: 3:41pm On Mar 08
emperor4love:
And the funny part is cl0wns are clapping nd cheering, what's funny with this when the petrol is climbing up with I security, the elite should be judge separately on judgement day
And you can't do your bitterness alone without lumping others

Eish
Politics › Re: Remi Tinubu Plays Table Tennis With Akwa-Ibom Governor (video) by helinues:
Soft life.

Na our mama be this

Modified: That some people are mad about this simply means reasonable of them have stopped living.
Politics › Re: Electoral Act 2026 -- Ambiguities, Unclear Sections, And Contradicting Sections by helinues: 11:27am On Mar 08
AMI3:
Yes we know that, but in a society like ours in which most of the time especially during election people do a lot of wrong things without minding the consequences because they know that at the end nobody will hold them to give account of their wrong doings especially if it favors an influencial politicians.

Don't you think it is high time we change the way and manner we have been conducting election in this country?

This old method of conducting elections in this country is not favoring the citizens.

Even the electorates sometimes may feel reluctant to come out to vote because
1) their votes may not count
2) violence may erupt.

During PDP era
They introduce;
1) NIN
2)BVN
3)BVAS
ALL THESE THREE THINGS WERE TO HELP IN CHECKMATING CORRUPTION.

As u said they all Nigerian citizens , do u think election malpractices will stop if there is no strict consequences attached to it ?

Or the government can change the way election is conducted in this country.

Honestly, things are gradually getting out of hand in this country.
Let me ask you, which community has been producing the crops of our politicians? Have you questioned the said community for the repetition of presenting failures?
Family › Re: The Life Cycle Of A Poor Child In Nigeria by helinues: 11:09am On Mar 08
Euromillion200:
Stop talking nonsense bro,sometimes when things goes our way we usually think that we're smart and others are stupid, the truth is that vast majority of the people born into poverty will surely die in poverty, yes every now and then one or two might manage to escape from it,but it'll never happen for everyone...it is only through the grace of God almighty tbh.
Check the number of those who are using iPhones in Nigeria, how many of them can afford it with their real earnings ? When the latest upgrades come out, they still want to be the first to use even when their incomes are not stable

It's lame excuse given about poverty was designed. Those who are making it, how have they been able to do it or there are no rich man now who were porn into a generational poverty?
Politics › Re: Electoral Act 2026 -- Ambiguities, Unclear Sections, And Contradicting Sections by helinues: 10:30am On Mar 08
AMI3:
Well, u may be right in ur opinion.
I have two questions for?

1) how do u check mate corrupt polling units agent (s) that may choose to favor a corrupt politicians ?

2) how do you control thugs that may come and fight, grab and run away with election materials?

Please let me know ur take on this
Polling units agents are citizens of Nigeria which should be responsible during election irrespective of the party they are representing

Same as your second question. The thugs are also citizens
Family › Re: The Life Cycle Of A Poor Child In Nigeria by helinues: 8:53am On Mar 08
TheStoriesOfMan:
When the nation is compromised at all levels, there will be poverty.

Wealth is like a river. When it is judiciously utilized fairly and honestly, the poor man will become comfortable and help other poor people like himself.

Multi-dimemsional poverty is scary, especially in Nigeria. We should not let politicians pull wool over our eyes.
The attached comments below is also part of what's making some people not to escape poverty as it has been designed by our elites.

Money management supposed to be a mandatory study from primary school, secondary school and first degree. But no, they want you to be indebted as it was designed

Family › Re: The Life Cycle Of A Poor Child In Nigeria by helinues: 8:39am On Mar 08
TheStoriesOfMan:
My question is not confusing. You said MDP is a scam, so I am asking you to explain further.

"There is nothing like multi dimensional poverty"

This was what you said, right?
You could have read about my explanation in what you first responded to.

Someone who is just coming out from poverty but still want to be living around poor people who are even yet to make any efforts about their lives..How do you think such kind of person will escape poverty considering the self entitlement mentality from average Nigerians

The first time I listened to Feel like by Kendrick Lamar, I questioned some certain things most especially at emboldened lyrics below

The world is endin', I'm done pretendin'
And Bleep you if you get offended
I feel like friends been overrated
I feel like the family been fakin'
I feel like the feelings are changin'
Feel like my thought of compromise is jaded
Feel like you wanna scrutinize how I made it
Feel like I ain't feelin' you all
Feel like removin' myself, no feelings
Family › Re: The Life Cycle Of A Poor Child In Nigeria by helinues: 8:34am On Mar 08
TheStoriesOfMan:
Wait! Are you saying MDP is a farce cooked up by Western leaders to further degrade third world countries?
You might need to rephrase your question as it's confusing.
Family › Re: The Life Cycle Of A Poor Child In Nigeria by helinues: 8:31am On Mar 08
Ibehchizzy:
not entirely your fault
You think it’s easy to break out from multi dimensional poverty?
There is nothing like multi dimensional poverty. The reason why it's hard for some people to escape poverty is because when they themselves are yet to be established but still want to be living around poor people like them. The self entitlement mentality from others won't allow you to succeed

A rich man in the midst of 20 poor men is also a poor man
Family › Re: The Life Cycle Of A Poor Child In Nigeria by helinues: 8:22am On Mar 08
Being born into a poor family is not your fault, but remaining in the abject poverty for the rest of your life, you have no other person to blame than yourself

Society conformity is part of what is making some people to remain in same position financially.. You are not expected to do some certain things as that might question your morality at the same time they can't really help when you are in need of help as you might be seen as a lazy person

Religion also have it's dictating, rules limiting people's opportunity in being financially stable. A church that's operating 3 times in a week and choirs who are still young and vibrant are expected to be attending without being paid

Limiting beliefs also contribute part of it..There is this culture of people who failed at something discouraging others from making attempt. If you listen to them always, you might lose your potentials
Education › Re: The Same Rage For Paternity Fraud: Apply It To Degree Procurement. by helinues: 8:09am On Mar 08
vibratingpenis:
Your cocaine sniffer in Abuja basterdised Education so you guys see Education as a waste, after all he is the grand patron of certificate forgers.
You are just confirming what I am saying. Which opinion would a professor claim of having where a governor is talking.

It's a trap buddy
Politics › Re: Seun Has Finally Fixed Fake Nairaland Likes Being Generated By APC Alien by helinues: 8:07am On Mar 08
Basic123:
Instead of playing real politics ,ADC obidients are chasing likes on nairaland.

No wonded Dr MO got many likes on nairaland but failed woefully at the poll

Peter OBI like is increasing on nairaland but his populariry is dropping on ground!

Very irresponsible clueless people
Those people are just irresponsible like their leaders.

I should be the members with the highest likes on this forum, 1m+, but are they cashable? Hell no. So why should one spend time in getting it when it's useless.

They are just too petty
Education › Re: The Same Rage For Paternity Fraud: Apply It To Degree Procurement. by helinues: 7:58am On Mar 08
Degree, BSC, Doctorate, PHd, MBC, NNPC considering how many years one would spent to just get the paper certificate, considering the low employment opportunities globally, do the wasted years worth it?

I am not saying education is bad oo, but in this century, education without personal skills, you might eventually be an errand boy for others even if fully employed.

The years to get those education degrees shouldn't have been the that long but it was deliberate to be part of the system.

Education is in the form of modern slavery

It was when slavery was abolished education was introduced . After the paper certificate, it's still your slave master you will work for
Foreign Affairs › Re: Is The Conflict In The Middle East A Real War? by helinues: 7:54am On Mar 08
jerryunit48:
What exactly do you want to see huh
May be destruction of the earth. Imagine someone questioning why nuclear bombs are not used for ego massaging senseless war

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