Politics › Re: Umahi Storms River Niger Bridge (Photos, Video) by Helinuse: 12:58pm On Aug 29 |
ElevationD: Aha. So your sleep is taken away! Not one peace. The wicked must suffocate.  |
Politics › Re: Umahi Storms River Niger Bridge (Photos, Video) by Helinuse: 12:41pm On Aug 29 |
ElevationD: Waoh, you keep describing yasef perfectly! No peace bro.  |
Celebrities › Re: Romangoddess: The Nigerian Curvy Slay Queen Who Got 50 Cent’s Attention (Photos) by Helinuse: 12:41pm On Aug 29 |
Truly, this write-up doesn't make any sense. Not even one sense. |
Politics › Re: Umahi Storms River Niger Bridge (Photos, Video) by Helinuse: 11:30am On Aug 29 |
ElevationD: You perfectly described yasef bro! See yourself, Seems like you don't even know what you want. I agreed to be Yoruba, just so that you can feel good. You still came back crying profusely.  No peace for the wicked.  |
NYSC › Re: 15 NYSC Members Kidnapped In Kogi While Returning From Camp (Photos, Video) by Helinuse: 11:26am On Aug 29 |
But I see no reason why NYSC should not have been scrapped already. I also see no reason why youths would opt for such a program when the disadvantages far outweigh the advantages. |
Travel › Re: Bolt Cleared To Commence Its Services At Federal Airports - FAAN by Helinuse: 9:58am On Aug 29 |
Funny enough, most people commenting here have NEVER been to an airport, let alone know how terrible that service is. The e-hailing services at the airport, particularly in Lagos, are a den of robbers, thieves, and government-backed touts. In fact, it would have been better if it had been canceled altogether.
I don't know why the government cannot have a bus service from the airport to major parts of the city, as other countries, even small ones, do. |
Politics › Re: Umahi Storms River Niger Bridge (Photos, Video) by Helinuse: 9:53am On Aug 29 |
ElevationD: The one vandalized by your people in Alakija and Ketu/Ojota, what do you think? I believe you will still vandalize them after repair works. The lowest of the low is when you come out to defend your people's natural, immoral behavior by imposing a strange tribe on me, just to make your point, and feel cool that your point stuck. You wanted to feel cool that you got at a Yoruba person. Well, better feel good bro.  |
Politics › Re: Umahi Storms River Niger Bridge (Photos, Video) by Helinuse: 9:50am On Aug 29 |
greatiyk4u: But we have money to embezzle and do other frivolities..... pathetic So, in essence, you are saying that the rabid behavior of the people is justified because of the immoral behavior of those who embezzle. That is why I keep saying that you guys in Nigeria don't deserve nice things. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Inflicted Billions In Damage To US Intelligence Sites, NBC News by Helinuse: 9:49am On Aug 29 |
tanigororo: Should they be able to kill or injure any America soldier at all is the question. With their training and most sophisticated equipment. So we all agree that America is so powerful and sophisticated, so much that in a war, mostly with jeehardeest, no American soldier should be injured or killed. There are levels to this power thing, bro. That's another level that America just clicked.  I thought only Israel was at that level. I didn't know that America was also on the level where "no casualty" is expected. |
Education › Re: Atiba University DVC Jumped Fence To Avoid Students' Protest (Video) by Helinuse: 9:45am On Aug 29 |
VoiceHenshaw27: but I didn't see anybody running after him. That defines delusion bro. The news clearly said that there were protesting students outside, But you say you can't see anyone pursuing him. That's delusions. Seek help. |
Celebrities › Re: Portable Calls Out Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy & Olamide For Ignoring Poco Lee (Vi by Helinuse: 9:44am On Aug 29 |
Hndrrxxx: All life matters so shut yo damn mouth ‘fore you dropped, nigga 14 year old Nigerian with a phone, trying to sound "yo men" |
Politics › Re: These Are The 12 States That Generated Less Than 10% Of Their Revenue In Q1 2026 by Helinuse: 9:37am On Aug 29 |
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Family › Re: From First Wife To Sixth: Co-wives Unite For The Trending Challenge by Helinuse: 7:22pm On Aug 28 |
HawkTuahGirl: You are wrong As a man just dont be satisfied with one woman. thats the correct statement. I have seen a poor man in one room maintaining 4 wives. And i noticed that you never claimed that the man is happy. |
Politics › Re: Umahi Storms River Niger Bridge (Photos, Video) by Helinuse: 7:19pm On Aug 28 |
greatiyk4u: Can't Government create room for security on the bridge?... something like cameras? Hungry and angry Nigerians will do anything to survive after all the people in government are equally vandalizing our resources So we have excess money so much that we can build a facility, and then secure it from those for whom it was built. The problem is our mind. |
Education › Re: Atiba University DVC Jumped Fence To Avoid Students' Protest (Video) by Helinuse: 5:41pm On Aug 28 |
VoiceHenshaw27: Running when nobody is chasing him. I pray he landed safely. When nobody is chasing him? Would you subject yourself to a group of screaming, vicious Nigerian youths who believe that their failure in life is due to their "professors" |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Israeli Soldier Who Ordered Strike On WCK Defends Killing Of Aid Workers (Photo) by Helinuse: 5:39pm On Aug 28 |
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Politics › Re: Akwa Ibom Bans Use Of Ambulance To Carry Corpses by Helinuse: 5:37pm On Aug 28 |
1Alex: Ok. Watch how the state will be like Hong Kong now And you somehow think their decision should be mocked? I bet you the state may not be compared to Akwa Ibom in any way. |
Politics › Re: Umahi Storms River Niger Bridge (Photos, Video) by Helinuse: 5:35pm On Aug 28 |
MamaFryo: So for the past 10 years, citizens have been calling on government to fix the bridge, government just decided to listen to them now in less than 160days to Presidential election!! Wow! government must have been in coma and just woke up yesterday , ndi alaa.
Igbos are not fools
Wetin I even know sef? I am just an ordinary Nigerian Policewoman. They will fix it, and you folks will still vandalize it for scrap. |
Politics › Re: What Happened To The Yoruba Nation Movement? by Helinuse: 11:27am On Aug 28 |
pdppower: His case is just like the IPOB. When their kinsman is the president, they call for one Nigeria, but immediately power leaves their side, they call for secession. There's no call for Biafra too now because Obi is contesting. If Obi loses in 2027, then you will see fresh demand for Biafra again. Absolutely! I remember when Buhari's presidency literally brought a pseudo "religious peace" to northern Nigeria. I mean, religious crises that were a norm in the north just died down. Before Buhari, if a random person saw that there was no food in his house, he would just tell his 5-year-old daughter to go and accuse an Igbo man of blasphemy. This they do, to give them the opportunity to steal all the person's properties and loot his shop. It was the norm. Then Buhari's presidency made them the frontline claimers of religious cohesion.  |
Islam › Re: Polygamy In Islam: Common Mistakes some Muslim Men Make With Multiple Wives by Helinuse: 11:26am On Aug 28 |
Imagine getting married and spending all your days trying to keep up with a law about how not to offend something out there.
If you serve Jesus, you don't know what peace God gave you for free. Be grateful. |
Politics › Re: US To Withdraw Troops From Nigeria After Counterterrorism Mission by Helinuse: 10:54am On Aug 28 |
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Celebrities › Re: Portable Calls Out Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy & Olamide For Ignoring Poco Lee (Vi by Helinuse: 10:47am On Aug 28 |
psalmsjob: Tried to get better life for his daughter by destroying another man life is what you are celebrating as what every father would do. What about the father of the boy they harvested the organ from?
He will continue to chop baked beans and veges whether you're angry about it or not with your one sided sympathy. Wicked selfish people will rot in jail and their supporters will suffer the anguish with them. Anything your tribesmen does is ok in your eyes and you'll try to project that to every other tribe for justification. Una doh I hope you know that I didn't think or care about your feelings when I typed that. |
Islam › Re: The Tongue That Recites Quran Should Not Destroy People by Helinuse: 10:44am On Aug 28 |
Funny people. Even they don't believe what they are saying. But somehow, they think they can make others believe they are sincere about what they say.  |
Celebrities › Re: Portable Calls Out Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy & Olamide For Ignoring Poco Lee (Vi by Helinuse: 9:35am On Aug 28 |
gigabyte13: UK is not Nigeria Ekweremadu is still chopping beans in the UK despite Federal Government intervention A whole federal government Who be Burna, OLAMIDE and wizzy Dem get integrity to protect No be dem borrow an preek wey he use Shut up. You don't need to sound anti-your-own every time. Ekweremadu did everything a father would have done. Be it Hausa, Igbo, or Yoruba. Moreso, he was just a victim of circumstance as a result of partnering with a boy who had nothing to lose. And for your information, the Federal Government didn't intervene diplomatically, but on a more informal basis. If they did so diplomatically, they could always have whatever they wanted from the British government. Even Hamas, Hezbollah, IRGC, Boko Haram, Gazans, Taliban, etc., get what they want from governments that are more powerful than the UK government (Israel and the US). I agree with you that it is not in their best interest to meddle in such affairs, due to their international reach, but your manner in being condescending to the plight of a father who is caught up in a criminal case in which he tried getting a better life for his daughter is lower than low. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Inflicted Billions In Damage To US Intelligence Sites, NBC News by Helinuse: 8:55am On Aug 28 |
[quote author=tanigororo post=140465995][/quote]Let's peg the number at 160. Let's balance the scale: 160 compared to 9000 soldiers, 90 generals, 12 ministers, the whole army chief of staffs, and one supreme leader? Come on, bro.
And to claim that all these people are "affordable losses" tells a lot about the relijion and ideology of you guys. To refer to humans as "affordable losses," come on bro!
The US is treating its "160" as if they have lost its whole country. But you are treating your whole country as if you have lost nothing. Tells a lot about what you guys believe in. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Inflicted Billions In Damage To US Intelligence Sites, NBC News by Helinuse: 8:50am On Aug 28 |
Incognito403: Iran will never attack Israel?! Dude, did you really type this? Would they?  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Inflicted Billions In Damage To US Intelligence Sites, NBC News by Helinuse: 3:28pm On Aug 27 |
Incognito403: I said it, you don't know what an institution is. Use your magic rectangle to enlighten yourself. I don't have time for flimsy discussions.  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Inflicted Billions In Damage To US Intelligence Sites, NBC News by Helinuse: 3:27pm On Aug 27 |
Incognito403: Iran remains standing. Every soldier knows it's one of two; victory or death in glory.  Which jeehardeest group starts a war with a civilized country and doesn't "still stand"? No country in the Middle East has fought a war with any Western country and backed down as defeated, irrespective of their losses, since they know that they are dealing with a legally restricted army. Afghanistan did it to Russia. Egypt did it to France. Afghanistan did it to America. Iran is doing it to America. They know one truth: these countries, by their own morality, have a legal limit on when to stop. So no matter the losses, they hold on till that stop point. But do you notice that ALL the wars that Israel has fought with any jeehardeest have always ended in a clear capitulation of the enemy and an inarguable victory? That is because Israel has its own definition of victory. They have a self preserving definition of what morality means. That is why Iran will NEVER attack Israel, but will prefer to attack America.  |
Certification And Training Adverts › Re: You've Watched Hundreds of AI Tutorials — But What Can You Actually Build? by Helinuse: 3:18pm On Aug 27 |
thiscodeschool: Skip the endless theory. You only need the basics to start building simple AI applications, and you can master the complex concepts as your projects grow. Ok na. Make una continue dey confuse una sef. If those young lads know what is good for them, they had better focus on their education, career, etc. So that when the need comes, they can apply AI to materials science, Biochemistry, Medicine, Mechanics, Web design, Web security, Statistics, Administration, Law, etc. If not, they can continue looking up to you guys who tell them to "learn AI."  |
Culture › Re: Coronation Of The King Of Adazi-Ani Ancient Kingdom, Anambra (Video) by Helinuse: 3:14pm On Aug 27 |
mrvitalis: Chico is who you call Charlatan ? Internet is a leveler
Calling a man with no criminal record A man that has created over 2000 jobs Biggest building material dealer the the whole port harcourt Man who has constructed over 20 roads for his people Man who has over 100 people on scholarship Charlatan ?
It’s well sha May God hep us. 20 roads indeed.  |
Culture › Re: Coronation Of The King Of Adazi-Ani Ancient Kingdom, Anambra (Video) by Helinuse: 3:14pm On Aug 27 |
PricelessWitty: Go and learn before you open your mouth to talk about what you know nothing about.
Historically, coastal Ijaw and Benin (Edo) traders did not run large-scale military campaigns to capture and enslave Igbos; rather, they operated as commercial middlemen who bought and resold captives supplied largely by interior Igbo networks during the Transatlantic slave trade.The Role of Ijaw and Bini in the Slave TradeIjaw Middlemen: Coastal Ijaw city-states (such as Bonny, Nembe, and Kalabari) sat on the waterways of the Niger Delta. They traded with European ships on the coast. They bought enslaved individuals brought down from the hinterlands and sold them to the Europeans.Interior Suppliers: The actual capture of most enslaved Igbos in the hinterland was handled by internal structures, most notably the Aro Confederacy and local groups using the Ibini Ukpabi oracle, local conflicts, and kidnapping. The Ijaw traders acted as economic brokers, not military raiders capturing people deep inside Igboland.Benin Kingdom (Edo): The Kingdom of Benin was a powerful militarized state that engaged in wars of expansion and captured prisoners in its own western and northern spheres. While Benin influenced western Igbo borderlands culturally and politically, large-scale systems of enslavement were part of a broader, multi-ethnic West African commercial network rather than a targeted campaign by Binis against Igbos. OK Sir. Tell me the name of one Igbo kingdom during the Benin Empire, Calabar Kingdom, etc.  If you can't, I will tell you why: Ibibio and Benins never permitted them to have a kingdom. They were their source of 'human capital.'  |
Politics › Re: Babatunde Gbadamosi Explains Why He Agreed To Be Deputy To A Younger Candidate by Helinuse: 3:11pm On Aug 27 |
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