Ironfaceman's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Ironfaceman's Profile › Ironfaceman's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 (of 86 pages)
Some people will start to wail 😩. God is God to them that believe. Thank you Jesus. |
Liar, after rigging all the electoral process. Nobody in his right mind can vote a drug mule. |
When you've conducted business in Nigeria. You'll pity some companies. No light, so you have to run your business on diesel. No road, transport can be a pain in the ass. Workers demand, big big salary. You go pay tire. Heavy taxation, from federal government to state government to area boys. Only an upright thinking government can change this. |
Kingcid:As the Lord lives you shall die before me. Touch not my anointed... |
TUANKU:Whosoever diggeth a pit shall fall in it. Evil shall slay the wicked. Selah |
Now let the president direct IG to bring the killers to justice. Let Atiku, kwankasor. Condemn the fulani killers. |
ThatNaijaNigger:Bro forget youtube chanel except you no wan chop. Switch tictok, no let ADSENSE wahala get you down. |
Police will be quick in the south south but in the North they'll claim lack of resources. The ghost of Deborah Samuel will haunt jihadist forever. Edolites be on the look out for reprisals. |
The people signing petition really amazes me.. Two wreckless drivers collide. And you are signing what. It's only in Nigeria someone will do 150kmph.on a 20kmph designated road to showoff. RIP be the way. |
Ezini:Don't derail the thread there are better examples than. Tinubu. Your love for a drug baron will still kill you. |
Cry in peace. Alahji. Nigeria is In self destruct mode. The benue massacre I didn't hear from you. But you and I can make a change. Only a credible government can change the narrative. |
1. Tunisia (Tunisian Dinar – 3.09 per US$) Tunisia continues to have the strongest currency in Africa. The Tunisian dinar’s value is supported by a stable economic policy, controlled inflation, and robust trade relations with Europe. 2. Libya (Libyan Dinar – 4.83 per US$) Despite past political challenges, Libya’s oil wealth has helped maintain the strength of the Libyan dinar. The country’s vast natural resources provide strong backing for its currency. Morocco (Moroccan Dirham – 9.57 per US$) Morocco’s strategic trade policies, tourism, and industrial development contribute to the strength of the Moroccan dirham. The country maintains a balanced economy that ensures its currency remains one of the strongest in Africa. 4. Botswana (Botswana Pula – 13.62 per US$) Botswana’s strong currency is a reflection of its stable democracy and well-managed economy. The government’s prudent fiscal policies and wealth from diamonds keep the Botswanan pula valuable 5. Seychelles (Seychellois Rupee – 14.37 per US$) Seychelles’ economy relies heavily on tourism, fisheries, and offshore financial services. The country’s well-regulated banking sector ensures that the Seychellois rupee maintains a high value against the US dollar. 6. Eritrea (Eritrean Nakfa – 15.00 per US$) The Eritrean nakfa remains relatively strong due to the government’s tight control over foreign exchange and economic activities. Despite economic challenges, the currency holds firm compared to others in the region. 7. Ghana (Ghanaian Cedi – 15.49 per US$) Ghana’s currency has seen fluctuations, but strong cocoa exports, gold reserves, and oil production have helped the Ghanaian cedi remain one of the top African currencies. 8. Lesotho (Lesotho Loti – 18.15 per US$) The Lesotho loti is pegged to the South African rand, which provides stability. Lesotho benefits from trade agreements with South Africa, its largest trading partner. 9. Namibia (Namibian Dollar – 18.15 per US$) Like Lesotho, Namibia’s currency is pegged to the South African rand, ensuring a strong and stable valuation. The country’s mining sector and tourism industry contribute to its economic strength. 10. South Africa (South African Rand – 18.15 per US$) South Africa has one of the most developed financial markets in Africa, making the rand a key player on the continent. The country’s economy, driven by mining, manufacturing, and services, keeps the currency relatively strong. https://businessday.ng/africa/article/top-10-strongest-currencies-in-africa-as-of-march-2025/
|
Donald Trump P. O. T. U. S aka Pharaoh Of the United States. |
CNN — Ukraine’s European allies say now is not the time for lifting sanctions on Russia, after Moscow said it would only agree to a US-brokered deal on ending fighting in the Black Sea if some sanctions were eased. The leaders of the United Kingdom, France and Germany all affirmed at a summit on Thursday that Europe will not lift sanctions on Russia – a strong and seemingly coordinated message to the Trump administration, which has said it is still evaluating the Kremlin’s demands. They spoke after a meeting of the so-called “coalition of the willing” in Paris which discussed how to bolster support for Kyiv and what role they might play if a peace deal is struck with Russia. While divisions remain among the leaders about how to respond, they spoke in unison on Russia’s demand to ease sanctions. “(There is) complete clarity that now is not the time for lifting of sanctions,” British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said. “Quite the contrary – what we discussed is how we can increase sanctions to support the US initiative, to bring Russia to the table through further pressure from this group of countries,” the British Prime Minister said, still striking a conciliatory tone toward the United States. Starmer said the meeting involved more than 30 countries, including Ukraine’s European allies and NATO officials. He described the meeting as “very constructive.” Echoing Starmer, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said stopping sanctions would be a “serious mistake.” “It makes no sense to end the sanctions until peace has actually been achieved, and unfortunately we are still a long way from that, as you can see.” This week the US announced that Russia and Ukraine had agreed to end fighting in the Black Sea. But Moscow soon followed up the statement by saying it would only implement the deal once some of the sanctions imposed on Russian banks and exports over its invasion of Ukraine are lifted. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Wednesday that the United States is “going to evaluate” Russia’s conditions to agreeing to a Black Sea partial ceasefire. https://edition.cnn.com/2025/03/27/world/russia-sanctions-europe-ukraine-intl/index.html
|
Major Yuriy Lomkin, deputy battalion commander of the 83rd Motor Rifle Regiment (unit 52034) of the 69th Guards Motor Rifle Division of the Russian Armed Forces, was neutralized. He was born on May 5, 1975, and was 50 years old at the time of his liquidation. According to the assault regiment, the commander was neutralized with important documents, which, in addition to identifying him, helped the defenders obtain valuable information about the enemy. “A career officer who did nothing good during his life but became useful after his death helped us with information about his ‘colleagues.’ There may be good news soon,” the 225th Regiment wrote. Among the documents found on the major, the defenders discovered a passport, insurance policy, military ID, and driver’s license. His place of residence and activity was listed as Saint Petersburg or the surrounding region. Militarnyi previously reported that on December 30, 2024, the Ukrainian Defense Forces killed Russian Lieutenant Colonel Valery Tereshchenko during a missile strike on Lgov. Tereshchenko was a lieutenant colonel of the 76th Guards Air Assault Division, some of whose units were deployed in the Kursk region. At the time of the strike, he was in the city of Lgov, which was probably their permanent deployment and command center. From there, they organized and coordinated their actions. In addition to him, Lieutenant Colonel Pavlo Maletsky was also killed during a missile strike on the permanent deployment point in Luhansk. He was the commander of the 656th Engineer Battalion of the 76th Guards Air Assault Division. https://mil.in.ua/en/news/intelligence-officers-of-the-225th-regiment-eliminate-russian-deputy-commander/
|
Owon:Like to hear one of your song |
Lalami3232:Was your mother a virgin. Just asking for a friend. |
Chibuzoripob:Sanusi is reaping what he sowed. He worked hard for the APC now they are paying him. |
All these rogues. How many of you voted state of emergency in Rivers. Till date nobody knows. Let the reform start in the house. |
Nigeria is working, yet people are suffering and smile. Tinubu’s economic master plan is yielding results. |
This is Africa where Evil men have their way. Kenya is another coded satanic place. |
zedman1:The people fulanis are killing in numbers is it not a course to worry. |
How will students study, when herdsmen and cultist are on the loose. I pity the student because some may end up regretting. |
Ranting about camping down irregular migration is cool but how will it work. Up north the Northerners see chadians,nigeriens as brothers because of Islam. Is going to be hard because this migrants add to the population of northerners. |
Putin wasting Russian lives. |
Russian authorities are offering to pay schoolgirls $1,200 to have children in a desperate attempt to boost the country’s birth rate after it lost a reported quarter of a million soldiers in the Ukraine War meat grinder. School-age girls in the western Russian region of Oryol, some 200 miles south of Moscow and close to the Ukraine border, are the first in Russia to receive the payment if they have children. From this year, girls in “full-time education,” will be eligible for the one-off payment of 100,000 rubles ($1,200), Oryol’s regional Governor Andrei Klychkov announced in a statement. The region is already one of 40 in Russia that offer payment to female university students who have children, but on Thursday, Governor Klychkov extended the program to school-age girls in a statement on the region’s website. Klychkov’s move sparked backlash after independent outlet 7×7 Horizontal Russia shared the amendment on Telegram, leading the Putin crony to accuse the media of sensationalizing his announcement as he insisted he was following orders from the Kremlin in a statement on Telegram. “Unfortunately, journalists did not specify that there is an order of the Ministry of Labor of Russia dated February 11, 2025, ‘On approval of methodological recommendations for the implementations for the implementation of measures of regional programs to increase the birth rate, subject to co-financing from the federal budget,'” he fumed. https://nypost.com/2025/03/24/world-news/russia-to-pay-schoolgirls-to-have-children-to-boost-birth-rates/
|
3 Square meal ![]() |
PDP is in a dilemma with the likes of Atiku. Atiku has no regard for party policy but only regards his selfish interest. I don't expect Atiku to be talking about being president when you know the southern presidency slot is 2 term. Atiku will not work with Obi or Makinde. Atiku has become a disease. |
Grammy winner Tems stunned fans in her South African concert. The international superstar performed at The recently opened Dome, Nasrec, Johannesburg, which seats 6,000 people. Tems dazzled fans with a collection of her hit singles while also engaging exciting fans in a meet-and-greet session at the sideline of the concert. South Africa is the first African stop for Tems' Born In The Wild tour after she earlier cancelled a show in Kigali Rwanda. The singer made this announcement on her X account on January 30 in a move that has been praised by both South African and DRC fans. In the post, the Grammy winner shared that she promoted her Kigali concert ignorant of the ongoing crisis between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The 29-year-old star apologised if her actions appeared insensitive to the current political climate while also sharing a thought for all those affected by the conflict. Tems' ongoing world tour followed the release of her debut album 'Born In The Wild' which earned her a Grammy nomination for Best Global album. 2025 has gotten off to a busy start for the singer who won her second Grammy award for Best African Song Performance at the 67th ceremony. She also recently performed at the O2 Arena at the unveiling of Ashton Martin's new car for the 2025 F1 season which captured her status as one of the biggest African stars on the global stage. https://www.pulse.ng/articles/entertainment/music/tems-sold-out-concert-leaves-south-african-fans-in-awe-2025032412534738241
|
Democracy in the hands of a drug baron is like a loaded gun in the hands of kids. Tinubu is the worst of the worst people to rule Nigeria.. |
What kind of report is this. Something that happened years ago is been reported like it happened today. Anyway 15 and 22years I don't see anything wrong here. |
How many petitioners or was it by voice process. APC is a disease. |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 (of 86 pages)


what about Emir Sanusi Lamido own 