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Kalashnikov49:
The rejection is Total

hehehe

Ployploy:
What can you say about this woman reaction

Lol it's just like your reaction when a lady who's not just your type compliments you vs your reaction when a lady who's entered your eyes, in most cases at first sight, compliments you.

Christlike01:
Tell us a single achievement of your forebears, and where they came from? A nobody like you, feeling funky!

hehehe like I said " better to be a 'nobody' who has an identity and is proud of same, than to be a 'somebody' who has no identity and is l-st', let's make it simple like a 5 year old for you : Better to be I__o than to be y____a.
Understand?

Christlike01:
I have told you about the great exploits of my forefathers — they fought wars, they sold slaves, they conquered land and people, they expanded their territories, they achieved many "first" in Nigeria and even beyond. Now, tell us a single achievement of yours — nothing! Absolutely nothing to write home about. I repeat: you're a NO-BO-DY!

hehehe I believe this data too is from Chatgpt, right?
C'mun you can't beat the allegation

Christlike01:
Lol, the joke is on you, boy! Even the ChatGPT has no records of anything enviable about your progenitors— too bad! That is very tasteless, boy.

LMAO

Question: Who are you?

Yoruba: Chatgpt say....

Christlike01:
Yes, that's good for you. The truth is that the Ijaws, the Itsekiris, the Binis, the Igalas, the Ibibios (Aro),etc — all your neighbors did unprintable things to you guys. The records are all there.

hehehe we all know the people who were renamed by their masters...You know your name tag, don't you?

Christlike01:
Lol, the joke is on you, boy! Even the ChatGPT has no records of anything enviable about your progenitors— too bad! That is very tasteless, boy.

hahaha those who have IDs have nothing to do with chatgpt, but those who don't... You know na

Christlike01:
Yes, that's good for you. The truth is that the Ijaws, the Itsekiris, the Binis, the Igalas, the Ibibios (Aro),etc — all your neighbors did unprintable things to you guys. The records are all there.

Hehehe like I said, you really wish your people never had to have such unsavoury history. But it has happened, it has happened. Take heart .
Maybe in your next existence you can come with a better ID

Christlike01:
Believe it or not, I'm not allowed to take off my gloves with you. Trust me, if that were allowed, you would regret ever starting this conversation. History is a banana peel for you and your people—yours is not pleasant. While those with rich and enviable histories are talking, you should keep quiet. You have nothing to contribute.

Boy, I'm not entertaining you; I'm educating you. I warned you from the beginning not to wash your dirty linen in public, but you stubbornly refused to heed my advice. Just a tip of the iceberg: you're always convulsing! Lol, you think you can stylishly stop me from exposing the emptiness of your so-called identity further with your dubious rants about "story," "entertainment," "palm wine," and blah, blah, blah! That will never deter me from further revealing the emptiness of your land, your people, and everything that has to do with your so-called "history" and "identity."

Believe it or not, the moderators here are really helping your mental health by refusing to post certain historical documents and pictures about your so-called "history." Trust me, I guarantee you would deactivate your account here if those documents were allowed to be posted. I repeat: you are historically a nobody!

The truth is that you are not what and who you want people to believe you are, and you will never be. Your so-called history and identity are nothing to write home about—fact.

Boy, you don't want to know your true identity — trust me.

LMAO You are right I do not want to know my true identity if it's an identity connected with being hamstrung by women, conquered by all my surrounding neighbours, to the extent of even losing my name as a result of a foreign name being forced upon us. Tufia! Chukwu Aju! I do not want to know that identity!

Hotice085:
So which enclave were you sent to

lol go to 'Gate of no return' , it's in your land, check you might see your family name on the list

Christlike01:
Please, educate yourself— read up! Don't just use the internet for watching X-rated videos alone.

Source: ChatGPT

The Oyo Empire, a powerful Yoruba state in present-day Nigeria, was involved in several military campaigns beyond its borders, particularly in West Africa, including areas that are now Benin Republic, Togo, and Ghana. Here are some key points regarding these military engagements:

### 1. **Expansion and Influence**
- The Oyo Empire, at its height in the 17th and 18th centuries, sought to expand its influence across the region. The Oyo army was known for its cavalry and military organization, which allowed it to exert power over neighboring regions.

### 2. **Benin Republic**
- **Wars with the Kingdom of Dahomey**: The Oyo Empire frequently clashed with the Kingdom of Dahomey (located in present-day Benin). These conflicts were often over trade routes and territorial control. The Oyo army aimed to dominate the region to secure trade access to the coastal areas.
- **Conquest of Lagos**: Oyo forces also engaged in campaigns that affected coastal cities like Lagos, which was part of the larger efforts to control trade and resources.

### 3. **Togo**
- Oyo's expansionist policies extended into parts of present-day Togo, particularly in the areas inhabited by the Ewe and other ethnic groups. Although specific battles may not be well-documented, Oyo's influence in the region was felt through trade and military presence.

### 4. **Ghana**
- **Ashanti Wars**: The Oyo Empire had interactions with the Ashanti Empire in what is modern-day Ghana. Although direct military conflicts were less frequent, the Oyo sought to assert influence over the Ashanti, primarily through trade and political alliances. The Oyo also competed for control over the gold trade routes in the region.

### 5. **Trade and Slave Raids**
- The Oyo army was involved in slave raids and trade, which often resulted in military confrontations with neighboring groups. These activities sometimes led to conflicts with local rulers in Benin, Togo, and Ghana, as Oyo sought to expand its wealth and resources.

### 6. **Decline of Oyo Power**
- By the late 19th century, internal strife and external pressures weakened the Oyo Empire. This decline affected its military capabilities and influence in the region.

### Conclusion
The Oyo army was an influential military force in West Africa, engaging in various conflicts and establishing trade relations across present-day Benin Republic, Togo, and Ghana. Their military campaigns were often driven by the desire for territorial expansion and economic control, impacting the dynamics of power in the region.

Source: ChatGPT

Hahahaha No ID is No ID. A people whose identity is being culled from chatgpt. You see? If they call you Mr No ID you start to wail. Well truth is bitter.

Christlike01:
Believe it or not, I'm not allowed to take off my gloves with you. Trust me, if that were allowed, you would regret ever starting this conversation. History is a banana peel for you and your people—yours is not pleasant. While those with rich and enviable histories are talking, you should keep quiet. You have nothing to contribute.

Boy, I'm not entertaining you; I'm educating you. I warned you from the beginning not to wash your dirty linen in public, but you stubbornly refused to heed my advice. Just a tip of the iceberg: you're always convulsing! Lol, you think you can stylishly stop me from exposing the emptiness of your so-called identity further with your dubious rants about "story," "entertainment," "palm wine," and blah, blah, blah! That will never deter me from further revealing the emptiness of your land, your people, and everything that has to do with your so-called "history" and "identity."

Believe it or not, the moderators here are really helping your mental health by refusing to post certain historical documents and pictures about your so-called "history." Trust me, I guarantee you would deactivate your account here if those documents were allowed to be posted. I repeat: you are historically a nobody!

The truth is that you are not what and who you want people to believe you are, and you will never be. Your so-called history and identity are nothing to write home about—fact.

Boy, you don't want to know your true identity — trust me.

What is this? This is not your regular tale. Don't tell us you've run out of tales, we don't need these jeremiads. "Uncle please tell us more stories..."
No more lamentations, Ngwa!
We've been waiting, and is this what you came up with?

Peaceandjoy54:
wow, but whats the besthing to do now?

it's simple. Take it to a phone technician so they either reconnect the interface to the screen or change the interface ( if it's been damaged). The screen is fine, it's just the tactile feedback that's the problem. But the more the repair is delayed, the worse it becomes. From red lines, to tactile dysfunction, to ink, to blank, to blackout.

Hotice085:
That's where their journey started and the numbers in the Diaspora via DNA tracing is sufficient proofs

lol yeah

zoghys:
Yes, there was hunger and poverty in the land before you came onboard but then you extra amplified it when you got to Aso rock. What we have now is no longer hunger, it's deadger all thanks to your textbook policies. With due respect Mr president, you don't deserve a second term and we will make that clear on the election day.

hehehe... 'what we have now...it's DEADGER...' .
Have mercy

Leemzyy:
Well that's cux you feel like a loser, try giving her money so just maybe she will consider you

So stop disturbing us with why you felt awkward when there's clearly a solution

hehehe

L1TTLE:
of course i do, educated response that didn't abuse me, whats not to love.

Good. So problem solved.

ManknowThyself:
Only narcissists that doesn't take no for an answer.

Rejection is part of life when it comes to relationship or dating. Never take rejection too far but compliment and protection.


When a woman tells me no, it's always protection for me.

Every woman can never accept or like you for who you are. Know this and have peace.

Word.

Britishpea:
Lol u ppl are fuckik deluded. On the other hand some people were mocking an empty stadium. Now u see a good number of women u still said “is it by gathering women” You are confused.

lol OK is it now by gathering 'a good number of women'?

dauntless15:
No matter how confident you are, getting rejected will affect that confidence, but take solace in the fact that even the best of us get rejected at times too, it doesn't make you less human or reduce whatever you are, take it as another experience and move on to the next, na why girls plenty be that, her reason for saying no might be something very insignificant but because you're overthinking it, it becomes a big deal, which indirectly affects your interactions with her, leave all those oversabi up there telling you you've got no game or you're gen z, maturity and game has nothing to do with women, and understanding the way they think or why they do what they do is an effort in futility, even the wisest men avoid trying to understand women, she said no, it happens, those ones with game get rejected alot too, just forget it happened and try someone else, you fit be someone's rejected conquest and be the icing on a cake to another person, thats how life works.

op I believe you'll love this one

L1TTLE:
You're misunderstanding everything unfortunately, what game do you keep talking about, I'm merely wondering why interacting with her can't be normal anymore no matter how hard i try, if i resented her or want her to say yes by force I'd be angry and cut her off na, i still interact with her, which means I harbored no ill feelings, unfortunately the way someone interprets something is directly as a result of his level of comprehension, because i dey talk A you dey talk B, and I can't change that overnight, maybe you should tell me your native language so i can translate it to that, maybe you'll grasp that one because this is exhausting.

Well the way you sound it seems you know the solution more than the problem. So you'll be fine, trust me.

L1TTLE:
Lol who endorse am as my teacher? I only learn from people who are atleast intelligent, you can't teach me when you take gullible to a whole new level.

lol it is well

Lovelink1991:
Ohhhhhhhhh I see, cunning man die and cunning man nor gree burial.

hehehe sabi gurl

Peaceandjoy54:
The screen has been replaced twice/worked on. Because it waa given to me. The screen at time appears with some big red lines but quickly disappear and doesnt affect touch or display. It only appears rarely and disappear like a light vanishing off. Even after the screen waa worked on twice.

But wasnt bothered because, the lines dont stays and rarely appears but the issue is, nothing can be done on the phone. Not even to power it off. Because screen wont respond to any touch.

lol you just confirmed what I said earlier. The phone has been reworked twice, those red lines you see are the warning symptoms of what is happening to the phone now.

Ezeama400:
President Bola Tinubu has accused opposition parties of being responsible for the hunger and poverty confronting Nigerians, insisting that his administration is working to address the country's economic challenges.

Tinubu made the remarks on Saturday at the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential campaign flag-off rally in Kaduna State, where he appealed to Nigerians to support his bid for a second term in office in the 2027 general election.

The President's comments came amid continuing public concerns over the cost of living, rising household expenses and the impact of his administration's economic reforms.

Addressing supporters at the rally, Tinubu challenged opposition politicians who have criticised his government over hunger and poverty, accusing them of creating the problems they now blame his administration for.

"I hear my opponents talking about hunger and poverty. Who created it? They did. They created hunger. They created poverty. We are trying to eradicate it," the President said.

Tinubu maintained that his administration was committed to improving the country's economic conditions, promising Nigerians prosperity, economic recovery and greater opportunities.
He also accused his political opponents of offering Nigerians hatred rather than practical solutions to the country's challenges.
"Our opponents are angry because they are playing you. They have nothing to offer you but hate. We have prosperity, consistency, growth, recovery, and opportunity. I assure you," he said.
The President urged Nigerians not to be deceived by opposition campaign messages, calling on his supporters to remain vigilant against what he described as attempts to mislead the electorate.
"Be careful. Watch them. Don't let them lie to you," Tinubu told the crowd.

The Kaduna rally marked the formal commencement of the APC's campaign to secure Tinubu's re-election in 2027.
The President called on eligible Nigerians to obtain their Permanent Voter Cards and participate in the electoral process, stressing the importance of supporting the ruling party at all levels of government.
"Do you have your PVC? Do you have your PVC? Show your hands," he asked supporters at the gathering.
He urged voters to support APC candidates in presidential, governorship, National Assembly and state House of Assembly elections.
Tinubu also commended APC governors for their performance, particularly in the payment of workers' salaries and the implementation of development programmes in their respective states.
He expressed confidence that his administration's policies would deliver improved economic conditions and a better future for Nigerians.
The President's decision to begin his re-election campaign in Kaduna also underscores the importance of northern Nigeria to the APC's electoral calculations ahead of the 2027 general election.
The North-West, in particular, represents a significant voting bloc that could influence the outcome of the presidential contest.

Tinubu's remarks come against the backdrop of persistent public debate over the impact of his administration's economic policies, including petrol subsidy removal and foreign exchange reforms.
Although the government has defended the measures as necessary to stabilise the economy and promote long-term growth, many Nigerians continue to face financial pressure from food prices, transportation costs and other essential expenses.
Opposition politicians have repeatedly criticised the administration over the economic situation, arguing that its policies have worsened the living conditions of ordinary citizens.
The President, however, has maintained that his government is working to reverse the situation and create opportunities for economic growth.
His latest comments in Kaduna suggest that the economic debate will remain central to the political contest ahead of the 2027 elections.


https://saharareporters.com/2026/10/24/my-opponents-created-hunger-poverty-which-nigerians-are-facing-tinubu-says-campaign-kick?fbclid=IwZnRzaAVJ0INleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBwZG9mBWZkaWQWUQ49xgbh6jEYhHYrIlVPuYR27xw2F3NydGMGYXBwX2lkCjY2Mjg1NjgzNzkAAR6Be9-NrzbTiw3n3xQ5tjac-lvgleqLvwNYK_VlbnU3jj32MJFM26YkuuV6ng_aem_yvF42U3SI7SJW9pmb42f2A

“I hear my opponents talking about hunger and poverty. Who created it? They did!
To you, the children of our country, it’s a promise of a second term – prosperity; you will not regret it."

-President Bola Tinubu speaking today at the APC Kaduna campaign flag-off.#CTVTweets pic.twitter.com/ySwWLsJwTG

— Channels Television (@channelstv) October 24, 2026

/video/1?s=46



Nlfpmod Nlfpmod

LMAO '...they created hunger, they created poverty. We are trying to eradicate it....' The campaign has really begun.

[quote author=wwwihy post=141000603]If you no get shinguard, no put leg o. You go break.

If you no get shinguard, no put leg o. You go break. pic.twitter.com/u8PSqisgrA

— KING KUKUTE (@Ade_Nurayn) October 24, 2026

[/quote]lol if you like wear coat of mail

Ibrahim1985:
Na the pikin i pity the most.if you know you dey dry please do not have children abeg. It is not by force to have children. Back then where your Baba has 10 children is not the same today. Even rich people do not have more than 3 today. Even if you like sex please do not have children. No one dey dash money, everyone eyes red o .
No one will help you pay your child school fees , naija hard. Do put that child into unneccesary suffering the boy fit swear for you. The girl that you cannot take care might become one wicked woman housegirl.
The one wey dey vex me pass is person dey struggle already with 1 child, person come born another one.

Many might not understand this now, but in 7 years' time it will be clear.

LocalBuka:
Nigerians can turn almost anything into a debate, but food arguments are particularly interesting because everybody suddenly becomes an expert.

So let's talk about egusi.
Which state makes the best egusi soup? Is it the Yoruba style, the Igbo style, or a version from another part of Nigeria that people rarely give enough attention?

Some people love egusi with well-formed lumps. Others prefer a thicker, more blended texture. Then there are the people who believe that the vegetables, palm oil, assorted meat, stockfish, crayfish and seasoning must come together in a very particular way.

But beyond the question of taste, there is another argument: who actually owns egusi?
Egusi is widely eaten across Nigeria, and its preparation varies between communities and households. Nigeria's food traditions are diverse, as documented by the National Institute for Cultural Orientation. That makes it worth distinguishing between a dish being associated with a community and claiming that the community is its only rightful owner.

Personally, I think we should be able to celebrate the different styles without pretending that everybody must cook the same way.


Let's hear your arguments:

Which state or ethnic group's egusi is your favourite?

Do you prefer fried egusi or egusi cooked directly in the soup?

Which vegetable must be present in your ideal egusi?

Is egusi the property of one ethnic group, or has it become part of a wider Nigerian food culture?

What is the one mistake that ruins a pot of egusi for you?



Please explain your choice. "My state is the best" is not enough evidence. Tell us what makes the soup special.
Let's have a proper food debate.

Every ethnic group's way of cooking Egusi is best for them, why do you want to shake this Egusi table everyone is managing?

L1TTLE:
Welcome to Nigeria where old age is wisdom, foolish people grow old too you know, and i can tell you're an ancestor, all they know is wear skinny jeans and be stingy.

hmm now how do you want to learn the game, if you decide to chase your teachers?

BigYash:
The matter dey tire me too. Na these jen Z mostly. They've got zero game. Their own na to throw money give girl. Wear baggy pant.

Word! The operative word here being ZERO GAME. This is what I've been trying to indirectly hint the op, but it seems he's catching it different.

L1TTLE:
Lol and this is supposed to be embarrassing? Going by your analogy you've assumed I'm that guy who sees a girl on the street i just ask her out, before i ask you out we would've been friends for a while, I don't ask a girl out on a whim, is it abnormal to care about someone you've known to some extent? so you're naive for assuming that too.

Lol if you don't 'ask a girl out on a whim' as you claim, it means you are not naïve as it appears, but then one who is not naïve in affairs like this should not let emotions get the better of them when their requests get turned down. Besides, one who is experienced as you now claim, should know better than to approach a lady who'll turn them down.