₦airaland Forum

God1000:
Why would he not, is he not walking freely, and is even now a president after a conviction; the peak of double standards.

This is the kind of person our people are worshipping and defending

from today on, I won't take any of your criticism about Nigerian leaders serious again, if you support evil behavior elsewhere, then don't complain at home, any follower of Donald trump is an enemy of progress

Hemanwel:
This is very sad indeed!

Comrades, at this point, we need to expunge characters like this nigga from the brotherhood!

Tinubuagbado:
Where was he when woke was making life hell for FUBARA? This people always want to reap where they didn't sow.

Nahunger:
Canada mind go dey very soon!!

This guy has never been on the news for being smart, Canada does now have any capability to survive full American onslaught on its economy, all his choices are just geared towards pitting his country on a face off with USA which will never end well for Canada in a 100 years.


Meanwhile note

it is only a Nigerian girl you will see preparing for marriage and she only has #5k or less in her account.
With a mind blowing milage!!

It is only a Nigerian girl that knows what she deserves, but has 0 account balance, no job and her parents can't even afford to give her what she thinks she deserves.

It is only a Nigerian girl that believe what she deserves should be funded by a man's pocket.

Very delusional lot.




There are bad men and women out there but the choice of a bad wife is a mistake you should avoid at all cost.

Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said his country will respond “robustly” if US President Donald Trump follows through with imposing tariffs on Canada, telling reporters on Tuesday that “everything is on the table.”

“If there are unfair tariffs, we will respond robustly and we will be there to support Canadians and protect our interests,” Trudeau said at the press conference in French when responding to a journalist’s question.

Trump said in an Oval Office signing ceremony Monday evening that his administration will impose a 25% tax on goods from Canada and Mexico that may come as soon as February 1 – a move that could raise prices for American consumers.

Trudeau also addressed Trump’s executive action, signed Monday, that directs officials to analyze how the US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement (the USMCA) is affecting American workers and businesses — and whether America should remain in the free trade agreement. His action requires agencies to assess whether stricter US trade policy could successfully restrict the flow of fentanyl and the flow of undocumented migrants into the United States.


“While less than 1% of fentanyl and illegal immigrants that enter the United States come from Canada, our government has already acted to address the concerns raised by the president about border security with an over $1 billion comprehensive border plan,” said Trudeau. “We’re already working collaboratively to keep our citizens safe on both sides of the border.”

“Canadian energy powers American manufacturing, businesses, and homes. Of America’s top five trading partners, Canada is the only one with whom the United States runs a trade surplus in manufacturing, and Canada buys more goods made by Americans than China, Japan and Germany combined,” he said.

Trudeau remarked that Trump’s stated US “golden age” would require more steel, aluminum, minerals and reliable and affordable energy. “Canada has all those resources, and we stand at the ready to work with the United States to create a booming and secure North American economy,” he said.

“The alternative for them would be more resources from Russia, China, or Venezuela. Canada is a safe, secure, and reliable partner in an uncertain world,” he added.

The tariffs, if enacted, could strain Americans’ wallets, especially given Mexico and Canada are two of America’s top three trade partners. Collectively, they accounted for 30% of the value of all the goods the US imported last year, according to federal trade data.

While Trump claims foreign exporters pay the tariffs, US consumers stand to foot a portion of the bill, too, as retailers are unlikely to fully absorb the added costs.

helinues:
Peter obi the party crasher

imiski:
Dino and Rochas resemble

fuckJones:
don't forget he always wear black too

God1000:
Good, but that doesn't change the fact that you are bad, there's nothing this man will do that will make me change my view about him, I don't just like him.

I agree all US presidents have one problem or the other, but this guy is the worst ever

I pity Nigerians who are worshipping this convicted felon, you all should be ashamed of yourselves.

Xisnin:
Foolish VDM on the beat again.
What stops him from revealing the truth?

He will soon bite more than he can chew.

Dogalmighty17:
The useless wife that refused to go and do court ordered DNA test nko?

CoronaVirusPro:
That a healthy young man dropped dead within 24 hours with no transparent reason is a big deal?

I doubt if you have kids

GetSenseNow:
Most of these babies are "adopted" by couples who are unable to have kids of their own. If you check news, you'll see all the recovered kids look healthy and fine.
In some of the cases, it's even the parents of the kids who give out their kids in the hope that these kids will get a better chance to life, but when the matters get to the police these parents will claim the kids were kidnapped. There's was news about this on nairaland 3 or 2 years ago..
This doesn't mean the "adopters" shouldn't have gone through more legitimate ways though

dopedealer:
I think you're refering to Assalatu where Muslims engage in teaching and learning of the quran , Hadith and sunnah at the mosque which is usually held on Sundays in majority of the mosques nation wide. Also some attend this Arabic teachings in the evening of week days , after sch.

tanigororo:
Who is your supplier kid?
So Muslims don't go to Mosque on Sunday?