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seunny4lif:
Ukrainian Special forces said if he come to Ukraine, they will kill him yet Kadyrov not only came to Ukraine but he came to Kyiv and same day Russia special force killed 2 senior SBU officers

ogododo:
Nigeria will run itself down final final. Nothing dey work. Police like Abba dey cash out N1.4bn. Bubu don destroy all legitimate ILLEGITIMATE means.

MyVILLAGEpeople:


If only she knew Putin was fighting for her interest and the larger Russian populace. But she is obviously being deceived by the western propaganda. Putin should deal with her in a brutal and ruthless matter for being stupid and going against the government . No American tried this nonsense when Donald Regan, Bill Clinton, George Bush and Obama were busy Bombing sovereign countries and killed millions of people. Their media even praised them for those atrocities. Nonsense.

vicfajeze:
how many years now?Useless and clueless government

Jeromejnr:
Africans don't read or do research so I am not surprised at Thy response.

lightskinnigga:
https://yourbudgit.com/rivers-ebonyi-anambra-lagos-and-kebbi-top-states-2021-fiscal-performance-ranking/

ManirBK:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GriQTl8Ann0



https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-europe-60726265?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA

Tokyo – Bridgestone Corp. is suspending the production of tires in Russia and halting exports to the country in response to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

In a statement 14 March, the group said it was ceasing production at the passenger car tire plant in Ulyanovsk, Russia, by 18 March.

The group will also freeze any new capital investment at the facility while halting exports of tires to Russia immediately.

Bridgestone said it was “concerned about the current situation in Ukraine” and that it hoped that peace would be restored in the country ‘as soon as possible’.

The Japanese group said it had donated €2.5 million to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) for humanitarian assistance to Ukraine.

Located in the Zavolzhye industrial park and spanning ​​80.6 hectares, the Ulyanovsk facility was officially launched in December 2016.

As of December 2021, the plant had rolled out 5 million tires and employed over 1000 people.

According to Bridgestone, the plant is "one of the most advanced among all Bridgestone enterprises in the world."

Product portfolio includes tires with standard sizes ranging from 13 to 19 inches - for cars, crossovers and SUVs, as well as tires homologated for supply to automakers as original equipment.

Bridgestone said the Russian operation contributes 2% of the group's total annual revenue..

At the last count, over 300 international companies have withdrawn from Russia or suspended operations there over the past few weeks. On the automotive front, the list (a most extensive one can be found here, but also over at the Yale School of Management) is extremely long and includes Aston Martin, Bentley, Daimler, Ferrari, Ford, GM, Harley-Davidson, Honda, Hyundai, Iveco, Magna, Mazda, Nissan, Renault, Rolls-Royce, Uber, and Volkswagen.

Not only car and motorcycle makers, but other companies in the industry have pulled out as well, and even Formula 1 did the same. Until this past weekend, a few, including Bosch, Bridgestone and Pirelli, stood their ground, but are beginning to fold to the pressure as well.

nahr:
I grew up as a maiden in the village and you can tell that I have never seen the four walls of a school. I am typing this from my hut in the middle of the jungle Mr "Smart Cookie".

nahr:
This does not mean anything because people are still using diesel vehicles. Why don't they just close down all filling stations? After publishing the article which you posted as fact, why did they not publish that filling stations are already closing up? Because according to them the purchase of electric cars by their citizens have supplanted that of diesel vehicles. Besides did they do a car census in each city or did the electric car companies supply them with their sales records?

nahr:
EU shutting down oil purchase from Russia by 2022 doesn't mean that they won't still rely on Russian allies like Venezuela and Saudi for oil. I read that the Arabians are not willing to pander to the drum beats of the west. Also India will not stop its oil purchase for a very long time even if they have 3 billion electric buses. I don't believe that sale of evs has taken over diesel vehicles. Many sport cars still use fuel, aeroplanes use fuel, many factories need fuel for production, a lot of houses still need for fuel for heating.

jesmond3945:
fool. Is this russain media

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhdupCHbeJ0&t=18s

nahr:
EU is an example of surface level unification, there is a lot going on beneath that we don't know . Each country fights for its own interest. Talking about clean energy, it is going to take a lot of years to perfect it, a lot of machineries still require oil to function. It is going to take decades for them to achieve that goal.

Kuriosmynd:
You dey mind the fools.
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Nigeria federal reserve is about 40billion USD
Thesame Nigeria has a national debt of 39billion USD... population of over 200million yet we never crash..
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Russia is just 140million population
.Federal reserve of 600billiom and can still make do of 300billoon and the fools think it will scare putin
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Richy4:
That sounds like European Mugabe

jesmond3945:
but shell is still buying russian oil. Nord stream 1 is still running. Continue listening to western media

nahr:
I know it did but this time around the west will feel the heat too, there is no clear winner in this conflict. Even though it might be said that Russia is in a deep financial mess presently we can't conclusively say that this will be the downfall of the country.

Richy4:
Is Russia really a democratic country?... Sometimes we need to double-check it again to be sure.... Because it sounds like a country ruled by the military...

Is the citizens actually in support of what is going on... All the travel ban imposed on them by most countries, freezing of international accounts/closing of corporation... social media etc... Do they really like that?....

If they don't like it and the country is truly a democratic country, what is stopping them from speaking up to defend their country from economic/ financial collapse.. Just wondering..

A Russian Orthodox church in Amsterdam has announced it is to split with the Moscow patriarchate, in the first known instance of a western-based church cutting ties over the invasion of Ukraine.

“The clergy unanimously announced that it is no longer possible for them to function within the Moscow patriarchate and provide a spiritually safe environment for our faithful,” the clergy said in a statement posted on its website. “This decision is extremely painful and difficult for all concerned.”


The head of the Russian Orthodox church, Patriarch Kirill, a trusted ally of Vladimir Putin, has declined to condemn the Kremlin’s decision to invade its neighbour, referring to Russia’s opponents in Ukraine as “evil forces”. In a Sunday sermon last week he also said gay pride parades organised in the west were part of the reason for the war in Ukraine.

The statement said the Russian Orthodox parish of Saint Nicholas of Myra had asked the Russian archbishop of the diocese of the Netherlands, who is based in The Hague, to grant the church “canonical dismissal”.

The clergy of the parish said they had requested to join the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, the Istanbul-based Orthodox branch, seen as a rival to the Russian Orthodox church.

Kirill’s position on the war has led to unease among some Russian Orthodox priests who object to the invasion of a country often referred to as a “brotherly nation” in religious circles.


More than 280 Russian Orthodox priests and church officials from around the world signed an open letter expressing their opposition to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. It said “eternal [b]torment” awaited those who gave “murderous orders”.

The Russian Orthodox church in Amsterdam, which consists of four priests and a deacon – one of the biggest Russian Orthodox congregations in the Netherlands – has been critical of Russia’s role in the war since the start of the invasion on 24 February.

It said last week it would no longer mention the name of Patriarch Kirill in its liturgy because of his backing for the invasion of Ukraine. “We as the clergy of St Nicholas parish in Amsterdam have expressed our shock at the invasion of Ukraine by the armed forces of the Russian Federation … We distance ourselves from Patriarch Kirill’s narrative,” it wrote on its Facebook page.[/b]


The statement went against the official policy of the Russian Orthodox church not to use the word “war” and “invasion” to describe Russia’s actions in Ukraine.

The Russian priests in Amsterdam told the Dutch outlet ND that Archbishop Elisey of the Netherlands visited their church afterwards, warning that “Moscow was watching their actions closely”.

The Amsterdam church held a closed session on Sunday in which the head of the parish reiterated the decision to break with Moscow. “We asked our former Patriarch Kirill to stop the war. Unfortunately, this did not happen,” he said in a video address posted on the church’s YouTube page.


A Russian member of the church’s choir who was standing outside the church told the Guardian she supported the decision to separate from Moscow. “Once the war started, there was only one way out of this,” she said, asking not to give her name.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has also been criticised by other Christian religious leaders, including the head of Patriarchate of Constantinople, Bartholomew I of Constantinople, and Pope Francis, who on Sunday issued his toughest condemnation yet of the invasion, saying the “unacceptable armed aggression” must stop.

Bartholomew, considered to be the spiritual leader of the world’s Eastern Orthodox Christians, earlier said Putin had committed “a great injustice” by going to war against his “coreligionists” and had “earned the hatred of the whole world”.

In 2018 the Russian Orthodox church cut ties with the Patriarchate of Constantinople, seen as the spiritual authority of the world’s Orthodox Christians, after Bartholomew granted independence to the Ukrainian Orthodox church, which was previously under Moscow’s control.

owagbeba:
Remember this word when you read these news: unnamed official = PSYOPS

lexy2014:
Whether or not d news is true, I can't say. But Virtually all the news channels are reporting the same thing about Russia based on news fed to them by Ukraine in some cases.

Walkee:
garbage and lies. How do Russians shoot at Ukrainian checkpoints?
The only operation Russians are doing there is with long range artillery

https://twitter.com/SDyorin/status/1502995631115317259?t=-xasRMv4rmzw9qnmSAXBDg&s=19[/quote]So Twitter is your source when every other media has confirmed it's Russian shooters including eye witnesses who survived with bullet wounds (Driver and other American Journalist)

The Twitter link you posted, was the owner of the Twitter account there as a witness?

Walkee:
post the video. They were shot at checkpoint in a Ukraine controlled territory of Irpin. How will Russia set up a checkpoint in Ukrainian controlled territory?

NeoWanZaeed:
Is there proofs in the video they're shot by Russian soldiers?

I find it difficult to believe anything USA reports

putin2:
He was killed by Ukraine becos Russians didn't have blocked in Kyiv they have convey

Focusmind:
I hope the fire didn't come from the Ukrainian territorial defence forces. Ukrainians are going for broke and could do anything to drag US or NATO into the fight.

NeoWanZaeed:
You are eyewitness?

Suspects:
joyfull noiseeee.