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If Tinubu mistakenly wins, he go show these Northern guys she promax o. Dem don mean him too much. When their son dey do his own, and the Fula people were killing people up and down, they didn't say a word. |
Where una dey go? The time wey our Biafra brothers wan go jejely, una join hands with the Fula people (plus that yeye Plateau man) to stop them. No going anywhere. We go tilimbu am together |
orikoku:No mind them. Nigeria jagajaga. Make we help purselves |
ipobarecriminals:I will always say it that Nigerians arw the problem of Nigeria. These foolish demonic beings escapes to a saner clime and still decided to continue their wicked activities over there. By the time UK continues to tighten its immigration rules, they will be the first to cry foul. It is the same problem we have over here but only in a higher degree. There is nothing that can work in Migeria until we change. The country is doomed except we all change. We all know ourselves and what we do. These stupid, greedy thieves arw the ones destroying the names of the good Nigerians. No president can be successful in this county unless they become ruthless and use force to reset our heads. We have loaded our heads so much with wickedness that we have become untamable. We need a "wicked" leader to tame us. Everywhere you go, it's Nigeria-this-Nigeria-that! Na only us dey this world? Sometimes when foreigners hear you say you're a Nigerian, they feel unsafe around us. Kilo de? Dem curse us nih? |
TheChameleon:He stopped growing already. They're venting their anger on everyone ever since their yeye, self-acclaimed egocentric goat began to fail woefully. At least they got him the cheap version of the Balon D'or with their hard earned money, so they should stop getting obsessed with what their hands cannot reach. Dem olodos. |
That's why I don't support all this pre-marital stuff. Do not submit your thing to a useless man all in the name of free gifts. Work with your own hands, move close to God and ask Him to help you. It's only a few men that will give you something without a string attached to it. It is like a debt you must pay. Do not subject yourself to unnecessary ridicule. Wetin I dey talk sef? Shebi our girls no dey hear word. ![]() |
QuinQ:How do we now know those who aren't useless? ![]() |
QuinQ:Don't mind him. Did we force her to open her legs to men or be carried from one hotel to another? She chose what she wanted. |
Bad people try as much as possible to commit their crime dar away from where they are known, but thank God the devil pushed you to do it in close to where it was easy for you to get caught. You will rot in jail and in hell. No mercy for evil people. When devil wan finish you, he sabi how best to do it. 503k for what in particular You be wicked mumu. Make dem castrate am sharply. |
obi4eze:Don't mind the guy. He's is trying to defend CR7's unethical behaviour because Bruno plays for the yeye Man U. You have nailed it; Bruno will leave the club soon. |
Next time, Arsenal should ensure they contact Liverpool before playing against Brighton. 3 nill no be by mistake o. It shows something was lacking. |
enemyofprogress:Liverpool and Chelsea messed up to have allowed the EPL to produce Man U for this season's CL. It's a big shame and an eye sore to the EPL. |
LagosOrigin:You know what the Northern youths can do. Dem fit kpai them |
Jakarta:Everything God created was good until man started using some of them to do "satisfaction" thing. Very irritating. Anyways, I hate the fruit Yoruba people call "oro". Its smell alone is so disgusting that I can start vomiting if I see it. |
adecares:Let's pick a suitable time then |
Why should she resign? If you know how difficult Nigeria is to govern, you will pity the country. Just a few days ago, we read reports of some “ebi n pa wa” guys stealing public property. Is the Minister of Works to blame for that? Nigerians can be very difficult to govern. That is why I believe we need tougher punishments for criminals, similar to the strict penalties imposed in countries like China and Saudi Arabia. Serious crimes must attract consequences strong enough to deter others. The issue of fake drugs is not something that can be tackled easily in this yeye country. The problem is much deeper than many of us realise. The other time NAFDAC raided a factory producing fake drugs, Nigerians turned against the DG and her team. Some of these people manufacture fake products in places that are extremely difficult to trace. Genuine drugs are easier to track through established supply chains, but fake drugs are a different ball game. Dr Dora Akunyili, of blessed memory, did her best and faced serious threats to her life. Her husband was later killed. The fake drug business in Nigeria is a powerful, multi-headed cartel, and NAFDAC can only do so much within the limits of its powers and resources. If we genuinely want to reduce this menace, the judiciary must step up. Anyone caught producing fake drugs or deliberately aiding their production must face severe and proportionate punishment. There must be no room for those who knowingly endanger the lives of innocent Nigerians to escape justice. There is another aspect we often overlook: adulterated and substandard products flooding the pharmaceutical market. Some indigenous and franchise pharmaceutical companies have also faced allegations of poor-quality products. There are concerns about companies sourcing finished products from Asian countries where the quality and quantity of active ingredients may not always meet the required standards. How do we trace every product entering the market? Can NAFDAC test every batch? Even if it has the capacity to do so, can its officials be physically present whenever every batch is manufactured? It is a massive challenge. The solution requires strong enforcement, severe penalties for deliberate wrongdoing, adequate resources for regulators, and the willingness of everyone involved to do the right thing. Some of the same people shouting NAFDAC up and down may be using formalin to preserve ponmo, which many of us consume without giving it a second thought. If you knew some of the things certain Nigerian businesspeople use to preserve the food and other products we consume, you would weep. Ultimately, let us be humane, merciful and considerate towards one another. But compassion must not mean tolerating criminality. The government must strengthen enforcement, while the judiciary must ensure that offenders face the full consequences of their actions. Before long, people will sit up and take responsibility, including those whose duty it is to protect public health at NAFDAC. Nigeria's problems require both responsible leadership and responsible citizens. We cannot blame the government for everything while excusing the people who deliberately undermine the system. (Petfected with AI) |
Hussein035:You will regret ever writing this soon. You have the effrontery to spew this rubbish because of football? Football dey make people lose sense? |
adecares:We'll need to discuss this better over a cup of tea somewhere in Inter Miamia stadium. |
adecares:Sis, that's unrealistic and untrue. |
adecares:Sis, you know na. You know. |
adecares:"Simplicity "? From CR7? No ooo. We can learn hardwork, focus, and if you want, real ego, pride snd self-centeredness. Simplicity is far away from your idol o. |
commoditiesnig:A country where we use formal energy to preserve cow skin for people to eat. They use bleach to prepare fufu. I can go on and on. We are evil. |
commoditiesnig:Same here,sir. I still told my wife some days ago. You see their long pedestrian bridge that hoodlums use to rape and steal in our dear country Nigeria, is well lit. You can walk freely even at midnight. They have witches and wizards yet they ate doing better than us with little or no natural resources. Africans are backward and evil. |
FBIBOT:Later they will be blaming the govt. Nigerians deserve what they're getting now. We travel out of the country and we see how people treat their own country well and protect public infrastructure, but for our own people the best they can do is to vandalise and steal public properties. Imagine if we had CCTV everywhere, they would have stolen and vandalised everything. Nigerians no get joy at all. Generally, we are bad people. |
experts:. Na mumundey see mumu. Come back here when he wins and tell us the story. |
What a nice draw soup game. It was a delight to watch. Can Arsenal keep up this kinda of performance? They tend to get injuries too early |
chicfarmer:Arsenal like to mess up with small teams |
igienepo:. Yes! It is,but I need to ask him why he decided to waste his money on this rubbish election. He cannot win. That's the plain truth. As a politician, you need to study the political atmosphere before you decide to run for a position. Keep that moeny well, plan well, strategies well. That's how to do it. Does he want to win ahead of Atiku? I doubt it. |
LagosOrigin:. Tinubu is gone for good. Say "o ti lo". One term ain't bad sha. My own sha be say the new president shiuld not bring that evil fuel subsidy back, but come up with better and workable ideas to cushion its effects and make life easy for the masses. In as much as a leader need to take some crucial painful decisions, he must not be too rigid to the point of ignoring the plight of his people. Bye, baba Tinu' |
mecuries:He is just closed to be great. You can go see your doctor if you are not happy. Get your BOAT and move on. The real award is what we know, not your yeye BOAT. Any body wey dey support an ego-filled man like Ronaldo is a mumu. |
callthefred:That is social media award. Let us give him that if it will reduce his evil ego. Yestrtday, Felixstowe scored, the yeye man didn't celebrate with him and the fans. The Saudi League only want him to promote the image of the League. That's all. I no fit see Messi or the real Ronaldo on ground go dey waste my strength to pick this yeye "ronaldo" as my GOAT. Laye laye! Las Las thenorgamisers must cash out big. I will advise Messi's fans not to waste the £1 on that yeye thing. |
Peter Obi didn'twin that election, my brother, even though, he tried. Atiku would have won ahead of him back them. He and Atiku allowed political greed to scatter their votes. If they had stayed in one party, I am telling you, it would have been glaringly too difficult to rig that election. Now, they are repeating the same sheepish mistake. I thought they'd learned their lesson, but I was wrong. LagosOrigin:. When APC wanted to unseat PDP, they consolidated their votes and played a strong opposition against Jona'. It is just unfortunate that what they gave us was a great disappointment. |
see where their giraffe neck carry them put.

You be wicked mumu. Make dem castrate am sharply.
