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Crime › Re: EFCC Busts 4 Illegal Lithium Plants In Ogun, Arrests 14 Chinese Nationals by Immatex(m): 10:48am On Oct 27
Nigeria is a Chinese colony!

That’s my personal opinion!
Politics › Re: Political Noise Without A Formidable Structure: The Illusion Of Opposition by Immatex(m): 10:44am On Oct 27
Only in Nigeria can an English word mean an entirely different thing than was intended by native speakers.

Structure is the word that has lost its original meaning in Nigerian politics.

Structure is any word for corruption, looting, high-handedness, authoritarianism, intolerance, intimidation, grab-and-run syndrome and every uncanny means to win elections at all costs including violence and killings. That’s structure!

This is what it means when you hear; Tinubu, Wike and APC has structure!
Crime › Re: JIBWIS Condemns Viral Anti-Christian Video, Calls For Investigation by Immatex(m): 10:24am On Oct 27
stuffs2002:
You are a liar. Islam doesn't teach violence on others.


Why didn't you condemn the Christian extremists called Peter Obi and Bishop Oyedepo when they declared a religious war on Muslims in 2023 presidential election period
If you have your way, you will kill everyone here who disagrees with you but Islam doesn’t teach violence.

How come what Islam teaches is world apart from what Muslims practice?

Why does your Sharia law dictate that anyone who is accused of insulting not even your god but your prophet, even without evidence, should be mobbed to death, or sentenced to death?

Why should the only means of spreading Islam be by the sword and not by preaching?

Why is it a crime to leave Islam? Abi na secret cult?

Your definition of peace is by sharing meat during Muslim festivals?

The worst form of desist is self-desist!
Crime › Re: JIBWIS Condemns Viral Anti-Christian Video, Calls For Investigation by Immatex(m): 10:16am On Oct 27
Living in Nigeria’s north-east region and you are not a devoted Muslim is same as living in Pakistan, Afghan, Iraq etc.

I am very convinced that extremism is hallmark of Islam because any religion that discriminates against others on the basis of faith, that considers other humans lower beings or unclean - infidels - is an extremist religion and so is Islam and all its sects.

This video will change nothing in the Nigerian religious climate, Muslims will always consider themselves martyrs for causing the death of others.
Education › Re: NELFUND Better Than US, UK Student Loans UNIBEN VC by Immatex(m): 10:01am On Oct 27
Leave the UK and come and study what in Nigeria because of a student loan scheme that can change format in no time?

Study what exactly in Nigeria; witchcraft, kidnapping, corruption, political intolerance and violence or death in a million ways?

This VC’s children are studying in Nigeria?

What is wrong in repaying loans with interest according to your earnings?

This copy-cat political stunt student loan on borrowed funds is exaggerated and it’s too early to be so praised or compared to long existing student loan systems in developed economies.

Student loan of a 3rd world country that can’t be trusted!
Foreign Affairs › Re: The Jordanian Authorities Captured The Suspects Of The 23 October Terrorist Atta by Immatex(m): 8:42am On Oct 27
[quote author=DennisEche post=141020641]They went further to strike terrorist enclaves in Syria border, as usual the jihadists are already saying children were killed.
, the official global media mouthpiece of Islamist terrorism!

They will never condemn Islamist extremism attacks, but amplify it
Business › Re: No Single Business Is Lucrative In Nigeria by Immatex(m): 5:28pm On Oct 24
JealousCobra:
You can invest in solar business it is so lucrative now, fear no factor about this and prosper


Life is not for the feeble mind mostly in Nigeria
Solar is a familiar field for me and something I already considering, hoping to partner with my friend Emirex Power Solutions in Port Harcourt but he needs to get married first.
Business › Re: No Single Business Is Lucrative In Nigeria by Immatex(m): 4:49pm On Oct 24
I don’t agree that no business is lucrative to do in Nigeria.

But as a Nigerian citizen living abroad, I am very scared of investing my hard earned money into the Nigerian economy in any business venture because I might be unable to bear looses occasioned by theft and corruption which are the business currency of Nigeria.

Nigeria with its over 200million people remains a profitable market for investment but except you have a perfect system of controls, accountability, checks and balances, do not invest in Nigeria if you don’t live in the country.

Other associated risk of investing in Nigeria is the nearly nonexistent of a proven insurance industry that’s trustworthy, hence you tend to bear total risks of losses for your business. Of course insecurity and the poorly regulated environment including competition and customer related regulations makes Nigeria unattractive for the prudent and shrewd investor.

When I am ready though, I will invest but for now, I will stay away!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Court Rules Against ECOWAS Leadership, Says Darma's Replacement Was Unlawful by Immatex(m): 10:59pm On Oct 23
Prof. Nazifi Abdullahi Darma was replaced by Dr. Habibu Yaya Bappah, who was appointed as the new ECOWAS Commissioner for Internal Services.
His appointment was confirmed in the final communiqué of the 68th Ordinary Session of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government, held in December 2025. 
Darma was recalled by Nigeria on 12 December 2025, while his tenure was still running. The ECOWAS Court subsequently ruled that his removal and replacement were unlawful because the required procedures had not been followed.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Open Letter To The Governments Of France, Belgium, Italy, Portugal And Albania by Immatex(m): 1:54am On Oct 19
HacheNoire:
It’s called an open letter!

Do you have problems with comprehension?
Written and posted to and in the wrong medium.

Take your letter to Macron or where he would see it na, when last did you see him on Nairaland, Mr. Letter Writer?
Foreign Affairs › Re: The Bell Tower Of Limoges’ Historic 143-year-old City Hall Collapses After Fire by Immatex(m): 12:30pm On Oct 18
iwaeda:
This thing might consume Macron if not handled with care. grin grin grin cheesy
He is already consumed!

Taking side with Islamist extremism will not shed you from their attacks.

France, England and most of mainland Europe have become a ticking time bomb of Islamist revolution.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Open Letter To The Governments Of France, Belgium, Italy, Portugal And Albania by Immatex(m): 12:26pm On Oct 18
Nigeria just birthed another Obsanjo of letter writing!

Travel to France and deliver this your unsolicited letter to Macron!
Autos › Re: N9,700,000 (N9.7 Million) To Drive A Brand-new Car by Immatex(m): 2:01pm On Oct 15
2years now driving my 2024 plate Nissan Leaf electric car here in England and I couldn’t have been happier.

I will always go for an all electric car any day. Hopefully my new car will have a minimum 400miles full charge range.

Whilst your N9.7m is rather very cheap, what’s the full battery range?

I plan to buy and send an electric car home to Nigeria sometime in the near future for my use when visiting.
Pets › Re: Woman Decided To Protect The Dog Over Her Son by Immatex(m): 8:46pm On Oct 13
No, you are not necessarily right in your conclusion.

Her baby was not being attacked by the bigger dog, it was the little puppy that came under attack. Her baby was relatively safe inside the pram.

She acted in the best possible way given the circumstance and protecting the little dog was best way to go.
Phones › Re: Nigeria Samsung Phone Not Working In UK by Immatex(m): 12:37pm On Oct 09
Lawalemi:
Gentlemen, I'm back in Nigeria and the phone is now working well again.
I'll alert the seller about this incident and hope to get his response.
Thanks for your views and inputs.
Demand a full refund.

Hope you bought another phone from here?
Foreign Affairs › Re: UK Immigration Cracks Down On Migrants Pretending To Be Gay To Get Asylum by Immatex(m): 12:06pm On Oct 09
IbeOkehie:
Some people claim to be members or clergy of a persecuted religion and PRETEND for years till they get their papers legalized. I've known a few of those.

People do all sorts of things to gain access to the productivity of the White Man.

Good Luck to Nigerians.
Whilst not mocking them as I also escaped the hellhole back home for many reasons, I believe strongly in legal migration which is the result of careful and deliberate planning backed with legitimate finance.

Rebuilding a life you have already established back home in a foreign country is no easy task and doing so with a family is really daunting.

It’s almost 5years now and I can’t say we have completed our rebuilding process!

We are grateful to God for the progress and success we have achieved thus far.

Nigeria is no place I want to live but living illegally is no better way to live!
Foreign Affairs › Re: UK Immigration Cracks Down On Migrants Pretending To Be Gay To Get Asylum by Immatex(m): 9:13am On Oct 09
Too many people are involved in this.

Single Nigerian men with failed COS applications after the expiration of post graduate visa or termination of their work visas resort to claiming LGBT

They register with the organisations, wear rainbow coloured lanyards to show support for something they abhor in secret.

Immediately they get their immigration status cleared, they abandon the organisation.
Culture › Re: Drama In Enugu As Villagers Parade Elderly Woman Over Alleged Spiritual Attacks by Immatex(m): 8:44am On Oct 09
This is very unfortunate! Man’s inhumanity to man. It’s now a crime to grow old in my native Igbo land.

Imagine someone accusing my father or mother of sorcery simply because they have grown old, this is heartbreaking!

Simply because this old woman is poor and has no one to speak for her, this satanic mob chose to treat her with indignity.

It’s unfortunate that the government and police don’t realise they have a duty of care to protect the vulnerable in their communities.

Here in England, the old are called Seniors not just in words but proven by how well the society takes care of in every sphere of life to the extent that in every public space sits reserved for the elderly are provided.

Nigeria is the worst place in Africa to grow old or be disabled even though we are the most religious people there is in the world.
Travel › Re: Passenger Who Tried To Open Emergency Door On Kenya Airways Flight To Lagos Dies by Immatex(m): 2:13am On Oct 08
eepeepook:
Maybe he was smuggling drugs and they burst in his belly.
Very likely.

Confessing at the airport would have saved his life.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Nigerian Pastor Deported To Ghana, Talks To MSNBC by Immatex(m): 1:55pm On Oct 07
If you’re an illegal or undocumented immigrant in any country especially today’s America, you’re on borrowed time.
Politics › Re: Show Us The Law: Ipob Demands Immediate Listing And Hearing Of Onyendu Mazi Nnam by Immatex(m): 6:26pm On Oct 05
No be only freedom, it will soon be liberate Nnamdi Kalu!

The convict is currently enjoying his life sentence and is mostly likely going to spend a minimum of 25years in lawful incarceration.

If he ever comes out alive, he would have become grey, old and weak; living the remainder of his mortal life in regrets and paying in full recompense for the lives he misled, cut short and wasted.

Freeing a terrorist enabler is a crime against humanity!

He unleashed violence on innocent people in his rebellion and quest for self glory and is today living the life he dreaded, caged in the North that he famously insulted.

This effort to free a convicted felon is a waste of time and an exercise in futility!
Nairaland General › Re: 32 People Aboard! Fresh Video Shows Military Aircraft Crash Site In Ondo by Immatex(m): 5:33pm On Oct 05
There are emergency responders in this amateur video.

Nigeria get emergency responders sef?

Pray make you no need emergency responders for Nigeria oooh, you will be hopeless.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Flydubai Captain Smit Machchhar Tells Modi How He Opened Cockpit Door by Immatex(m): 12:36pm On Oct 02
Still very much a developing story.

We go hear the details of this incident as time passes. The speculations, exaggerations and media spin won’t deny the world the opportunity to hear the truth about what happened in that jetliner.

Perhaps video and flight recorder evidences will be declassified and released.
Celebrities › Re: Mohbad: IGP Reportedly Approves Fresh Investigation As New Details Emerge by Immatex(m): 12:26pm On Oct 02
Wealthyonos:
Just leave the guy's spirit to rest in peace
If you have nothing sensible to say where people try to solve problems, keep shut, read and learn.

Stop disgracing your village people.

Shebi if they kill you, your death should not be conclusively investigated?
Celebrities › Re: Rick Ross Lawyer Told Judge His Client Is A Celebrity. Hear What She Said. by Immatex(m): 11:32am On Oct 02
The way things should be.

He’s not above the law.

The restraining order and bail conditions are straight forward.

If he defaults any, straight back in prison jumpers!
Phones › Re: Nigeria Samsung Phone Not Working In UK by Immatex(m): 9:57pm On Sep 29
TheStoriesOfMan:
Reasonable explanation.
This is what has happened.

I live here in the UK and those our fellow Nigerians who indulge in this insurance scam as they end up using a phone for free and pocketing the Nigerian buyer’s money.

Perhaps you were attracted to how cheap the phone came. I almost fell victim to a person trying to sell me iPhone 15 2years ago but I returned the phone when no genuine receipt was issued for my purchase and walked straight to iPhone store to buy my phone.

Just send that phone back to Nigeria and buy another one here, don’t try to fix it at all cost otherwise …
Politics › Re: Coalition Defends NSCDC Commandant-general, Rejects Calls For His Removal Over M by Immatex(m): 5:35pm On Sep 19
This long epistle to defend person wey suppose resign honourably by himself?

The least required is that heads should roll.

The President, Minister and the CG should all resign if the life of ordinary Nigerians who keep dying in avoidable mishaps mean anything to these politicians.

Tinubu couldn’t even cancel his holiday to come attend to this issue or show any sympathy to the people affected.
Foreign Affairs › Re: UK Requests Extradition Of Andrew And Tristan Tate From US Over 59 Charges by Immatex(m): 5:05am On Sep 18
They are so rich that they casually walked into a RR dealership and paid cash for a brand new RR Phantom. So rich that they believe they can get away with just anything they do.

Multiple legal issues in more than 3 countries.

What’s the use of all that money with no peace of mind?
Foreign Affairs › Re: What A Relief! Sweden To Have A New Govt! by Immatex(m): 6:07am On Sep 14
Bigkoko:
Will Africa, especially Nigeria ever enjoy this type of democracy free from people like Tinubu?
No!

Every person after Tinubu will raise the bar of impunity higher.

Except by natural intervention, Tinubu is likely handing over to the son in 2031!

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