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Politics › Re: I Respect Asiwaju – El-Rufai’s Son Vows Commitment To APC by highchief1: 8:17am On Feb 11 |
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Car Talk › Re: The Most Reliable Car Brands In 2026 by highchief1: 6:14am On Feb 11 |
franchasofficia: Lexus should be number one 
Toyota is just an iron packed together, always too basic 
Remove 'Ford' from that list because Ford is not a reliable car brand at all.
Volkswagen have spoilt their brand with over modernization that now causes electrical issues like Range Rover there are more basic people in the world than luxury people.toyota will always lead sir. |
Car Talk › Re: The Most Reliable Car Brands In 2026 by highchief1: 6:12am On Feb 11 |
AlvinOO7: BMW more reliable than Mercedes Benz?  bmw and Benz no be mate normally na.benz is just Nigeria thing.Go SA u go Apprecaite BMW.every country get car wey dem like. |
Family › Re: Wife Dies After Confessing To Having An Affair With Her Husband’s Sales Boy by highchief1: 6:06am On Feb 11 |
Hezzyluv: For those of you who believe nothing like juju, keep deceiving yaself you hear... bring ur wife come make I nyash her.no juju anywhere dem never talk wetin kill her. |
Crime › Re: Lady Caught After Stealing Phones From 3 Shops At Lagos Trade Fair Market(photos by highchief1: 6:01am On Feb 11 |
Boladogailese: Why steal when she can use her body to get the money. I knew how my body count went up when I needed a new phone 0s good morning ma |
Politics › Re: If Obi Can’t Guarantee Bank Transfers, Why Demand INEC Real-Time Results? - Reno by highchief1: 6:00am On Feb 11 |
[quote author=aisha111 post=138430075]If Peter Obi Can’t Guarantee Real-Time Money Transfer in His Bank, How Can He Want INEC To Guarantee Real-Time Transmission of Election Results?
life as a man,it’s good to have a handwork.When a man needs to survive anyhow he begins to live anyhow. |
Politics › Re: Rotimi Amaechi Clashes With Police Officers At National Assembly by highchief1: 4:17pm On Feb 10 |
DeLaRue: Bullet proof 2026 Escalade is going for nearly N750 million in Abuja.
Depending on the spec, a new bullet proof Land cruiser can cost up $500,000. Even if we assume that most of the ones in Nigeria are in the $250,000 - $300,000 range, with import duty alone easily exceeding N100 million, excluding shipping and other costs, you can see that a N650 million price is not off the mark. but that’s not an Escalade na. |
Politics › Re: Rotimi Amaechi Clashes With Police Officers At National Assembly by highchief1: 1:14pm On Feb 10 |
DeLaRue: He came in N650 million bullet proof car do u know what is 650m.una go just open una mouth waaaaa. |
Health › Re: Nurse Educates Pregnant Women On Safe Sex Style With Demonstration (Video) by highchief1: 9:15am On Feb 10 |
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Celebrities › Re: Wizkid Shades 2baba Over Burna Boy Comparison by highchief1: 8:18am On Feb 10 |
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Health › Re: One Reason Why Canadians Live Longer Than Nigerians by highchief1: 9:04pm On Feb 09 |
Nche95: I swear.. even for streets of Johannesburg.. people dey sell am plenty and affordable.. many Nigerians and Zimbabweans dey use am survive South Africans are farmers |
Politics › Re: Petition To End Pipe Contracts To Tompolo’s Tantita,Maton Engineering goes Viral by highchief1: 5:55pm On Feb 09 |
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Politics › Re: Petition To End Pipe Contracts To Tompolo’s Tantita,Maton Engineering goes Viral by highchief1: 5:55pm On Feb 09 |
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Health › Re: One Reason Why Canadians Live Longer Than Nigerians by highchief1: 12:46pm On Feb 09 |
MockingBird: I'm a Nigerian and I currently live in one of the coldest provinces in Canada with no plans to return back to Nigeria any time soon as it is clear that Nigeria has become over 10 times worse since I left Nigeria about 4 years ago.
The current average life expectancy of Canadians is 83 years versus 55 years for Nigerians. The question that begs for answer therefore is that what are the factors that are responsible for this great difference in average life expectancy.
I may not be able to point to all, but from my close observation having lived in both countries, I have noticed that one major reason for this is DIET.
First thing I noticed is that Canadians have access to lots of fruits and vegetables and these are not just for a select few but they are available and affordable to everybody in the society. It might shock us as Nigerians to know that even though banana doesn't grow in Canada, Canadians eat way more Banana that Nigerians do. Banana (whether organic or GMO) is available to Canadians every single day of the year. Same with Plantains.
As a matter of fact, I learnt how to bake Banana bread because often times, you may have over ripe bananas at home which may not be edible but could be only be used for one thing - Banana bread. So without learning how to bake banana bread, you will have lots of banana getting rotten and thrown away at home.
On the flip side, as one who stayed in Abuja, Nigeria and driving through Berger I remember buying Banana from women and girls hulking banana around the Utako market. Back then it was usually for around N1,000 to N1,500 for a decent bunch. I don't know how much they may be now with the worsened state of the economy. In Canada, you can buy one or two fingers of banana if that is your wish. In Nigeria, you dare not as you will immediately be cursed by the sellers. There are far far more fruits and vegetables that Canadians eat that Nigerians would have no access to.
The second reason I think Canadians have better health compared to Nigerians is because of their access to proteins compared to Nigerians. By proteins, I mean eggs, milks, chicken, meat and fish. Their milk here is majorly a sugarless liquid in 1 to 4 liters compared to the sweetened powdered and tin milk we have in Nigeria. The average Canadian drinks milk like water compared to a Nigerian and you can be sure of the nutrients in the milk as their dairy industry is heavily protected and regulated with price ceilings specified by the government.
My summary therefore is that nutritious food availability is one of the major reasons why a resident of one country may live longer compared to a resident of another country. What do you think. Let me hear your thoughts. Canada no get fruits na.visit SA u will know what fruit lifestyle is. |
Education › Re: Should I Travel To UK For Msc Or Start A Business In Nigeria? by highchief1: 11:40am On Feb 09 |
Naya261: I am planning of travelling to the UK for my Msc programme. My main purpose of travelling is as a means of jakpa not that I really need the Msc. I sold the land i bought in Asaba in 2018 for N22m. I plan to use the money for the tuition fee deposit ( £5,000) and other travel expenses. The complete tuition fee is £15,330. I will study and work in other to pay the remaining balance.
My plan is to remain in the UK and work after my study. Please I need your advice. God is about to punish someone.. |
Politics › Re: FG Approves Dualisation Of 420km Akwanga–jos–bauchi–gombe Highway by highchief1: 10:30am On Feb 09 |
ryloy: FG Approves Dualisation of 420km Akwanga–Jos–Bauchi–Gombe Highway
Source too much drug intake is not good.health workers are in strike for almost 4 months this one is busy doing roads.is it not human beings that will use the road?I go soon leave the country for them |
Travel › Re: Enugu Air Buys 3 Additional Embraer Aircrafts To Expand Fleet Capacity by highchief1: 8:44am On Feb 09 |
Tabithatim: Enugu Air set to strengthen its operations with the delivery of 3 additional Embraer aircraft, further expanding its fleet and operational capacity.
Embraer is globally respected for producing modern, fuel-efficient regional jets widely used by leading airlines across Africa, Europe, and the Americas. Embraer aircraft are known for their reliability, lower operating costs, passenger comfort, and suitability for short- to medium-haul routes, making them ideal for regional connectivity and network expansion.
The addition of 3 Embraer airplanes positions Enugu Air to improve route frequency, enhance service reliability, and support its ambition to connect Enugu and the South-East more efficiently to key domestic and regional destinations. Tomorrow is here
sherif Dey buy maybach for em self .who cursed delta? |
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Politics › Re: Every Politician Who Supports Betrayal Will Die - Wike by highchief1: 6:15am On Feb 08 |
Rybnyk: In this case,the messenger has no moral ground to make such statement because he is a serial betrayer.... I am not celebrating wike.i am condemning betrayers.D thg dey pain |
Politics › Re: Every Politician Who Supports Betrayal Will Die - Wike by highchief1: 6:14am On Feb 08 |
Helinuss: Wike has betrayed a lot too this won’t make us begin to celebrate betrayals.a bad thing is a bad thing regardless |
Politics › Re: Every Politician Who Supports Betrayal Will Die - Wike by highchief1: 5:49pm On Feb 07 |
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Politics › Re: APC Crosses 10-Million Membership Mark - Felix Morka by highchief1: 5:35pm On Feb 07 |
Vixlot: Felix C. Morka announces:
Source if u see his face u will realize he is a Dundy.we have almost 300m Nigerians and u are celebrating that ur party has 10m. |
Celebrities › Re: Omotola Jalade Ekeinde Celebrates Her 48th Birthday Today by highchief1: 12:32pm On Feb 07 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Embassies In South Africa's Capital City, Pretoria (Pictures) by highchief1: 7:06am On Feb 07 |
Patrickker: Why are we Nigerians always like this? We are very quick to spew negatives only about our country on public fora. This is what you hardly see other people from other countries do. Are those countries perfect? No. Are their citizens satisfied with their leaders? No. Their jibes aren't like ours. Then when all these South Africans, Ghanaians, Kenyans and now the Namibians who equally have a lot going on their countries come here to read our derogatory comments about our own country and decide to get back at us, we complain. We need to learn how to talk even when we have a lot to say. It is wisdom. no single wisdom there.nigeria is a very dirty country.why can’t you say things the way they are?are you a hypocrite?Cant u see oshiomole enjoying Southy babe.do u know everyting about Nigerians dirty and classless.do u know no sensible rich man in Nigeria sleeps with our dirty Nigeria girls.We lack class and it hurts.Almighty ikoyi and maitama look’s horrible |
Politics › Re: ‘we Have Taken Over PDP’ — Anyanwu After INEC Recognises Wike’s Faction by highchief1: 6:29pm On Feb 06 |
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Politics › Re: Deji Adeyanju Hails Foremost Niger Delta Environmental Activist, Tonlagha At 50 by highchief1: 4:45pm On Feb 06 |
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Man Rejects A Job Offer Because A Woman Is The Boss by highchief1: 1:39pm On Feb 06 |
ojonugba2014: I will rather be a slave rather than to work under a woman.
It's late already. I can never work under anybody again. Maybe in my next life 😂
In this life, try ND have your own business ooo the only way to go.even if it’s POs u are doing baba u are better off. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Weighs Restart Of Petrol And Diesel Import Permits By Mid-February by highchief1: 1:30pm On Feb 06 |
Osasvictor4: Greatest mistake Nigerians will make again, allowing Tinubu to win second term he will grab it snatch it and run away with it.he doesn’t need us to win.lets pray for his demise.some wahala na only death Dey fit end am. |
Politics › Re: Name One Senator Who Can Survive 2027 Without Rigging by highchief1: 8:22am On Feb 06 |
Linzo: I have reviewed the current situation in Nigeria carefully, and it is clear that almost 98% of the senators currently in office would lose their seats in 2027 if elections were to be truly free, fair, and results mandatorily transmitted in real time.
The only senator I know who could realistically survive such an election is Senator Abaribe.oshiomole and abaribe.the two most loved senators from their area.i also think barau is loved.tilije does not have money to bankroll senate election.Ned will win osanebi as dude is not on ground and loved.only Okowa can stop Ned.who is ozegbe?
Even in my own senatorial district, Delta North, Ned would not survive a credible contest against any serious Kwale candidate such as Tilije, Osanebi, or my brother and comrade, Ozegbe.
Name any senator you believe could survive 2027 under a genuinely free and fair electoral process. |