Goodmarlian: I think about this all the time because the hatred towards fellow Africans by the southies is insane,what if its part of. Bigger plan by the whites to erase them without other African interfering.
. If this is truly on your mind then your are not far from the truth. Africa has been repartitioned and the new colonial masters are drawing up their boundaries. South Africa is a test project for the creation of independent non-indigenous states all over the African continent that will serve as proxy foreign sovereignties. Which is just the tip of the iceberg in the long-term imperialist plan for Africa. What is happening in S A now is being orchestrated to pave way for the creation of 3 independent non-native/white countries from South Africa in the next 30 years. There's more than meets the eyes. A second scramble for Africa is currently and quietly going on since 2025. A project that's to be carried out for the next 300 years, unless something is done to stop it. Africans are still being hemmed in a semi-dreamy state until the first stages of the plan are over which will be around 2045 - 2072. After then , everything will become more obvious and then the masses of Africa will wake up to a new reality of a fully matured neo-colonial/imperial existence.
chillguy88: Won something decent last night and requested withdrawal before I slept. Woke up this morning and it's still pending. Checked my balance and the money is gone from there but hasn't arrived anywhere. Where is it? This is my first time having this problem. Every other time money came within the hour. Now I don't even know if I should cancel the request or just wait
if you got any notification that says something about your withdrawal request being processed then wait, it will eventually come through. It might take 3 days or more
yaroinsiders: Nigerians are borrowing more money from financial institutions as households continue to deal with pressure on their finances.
Personal loans reached an estimated ₦2.06 trillion in May 2026, according to data contained in the Central Bank of Nigeria’s latest Economic Report.
The figure represents about 64.78 per cent of Nigeria’s total consumer credit of ₦3.18 trillion during the month.
The CBN data also showed that total consumer credit increased by 1.60 per cent from ₦3.13 trillion in April to ₦3.18 trillion in May.
Personal loans increased by 1.98 per cent during the month, while retail loans grew by 0.90 per cent.
On the surface, increased access to credit could appear positive.
But there is another question Nigerians should be asking:
Why are more people borrowing?
As for some households, borrowing can help finance a business, pay for education or acquire an asset that generates income.
But when borrowing increasingly becomes a way to pay for food, rent, transportation, healthcare and other basic expenses, it can point to deeper financial pressure.
A recent financial inclusion survey cited in the CBN report found that 40.8 per cent of formal borrowers used loans mainly for coping and consumption in 2026, compared with 31.7 per cent in 2023.
At the same time, borrowing for productive purposes fell from 40.2 per cent to 34.3 per cent.
Credit can help people build businesses and improve their financial position.
But borrowing simply to survive can create a cycle in which one loan is used to pay for today’s expenses while tomorrow’s income is already committed to repayment.
The survey also found that 45.8 per cent of formal-credit users reported some level of repayment stress, while 83.8 per cent experienced ongoing financial stress.
This does not mean every Nigerian taking a personal loan is in financial trouble.
Loans can be useful financial tools when the borrower understands the interest rate, repayment period, fees and consequences of default.
The problem begins when people borrow without a realistic plan for repayment.
For consumers, the lesson is straightforward.
Before taking a loan, calculate the total amount that will eventually be repaid rather than looking only at the amount being offered.
A ₦500,000 loan is not necessarily a ₦500,000 obligation.
Interest, fees and other charges can significantly increase the final amount.
Borrowers should also avoid taking a new loan simply to pay an existing loan unless they have carefully assessed whether the new arrangement genuinely reduces the financial burden.
The latest figures therefore tell two stories.
Nigeria’s financial system is providing more access to credit.
But the growing use of personal borrowing also raises questions about household purchasing power and financial resilience.
If more Nigerians are borrowing because they are investing, expanding businesses and building assets, that can be a sign of increasing financial inclusion.
If more Nigerians are borrowing simply to eat, pay rent or survive until the next salary, the numbers tell a much more uncomfortable story.
The real question is not just how much Nigerians are borrowing.
lawani: Please kindly join the effort to press the government to pay for the use of my intellectual property.
If your own experts can't solve a problem for decades despite paying them billions of naira then you should acknowledge and pay the person that solved it especially if they have no personal income
How to make universities in Nigeria even more viable and a Mayday call
I was the one that proposed many years ago the policy of sharing scholarships or funding to students instead of giving funds to universities directly and the policy has propelled Nigeria to the status of the African country with the highest number of globally ranked universities. It happened within a few years of the policy. kicking off. It happened exactly as I predicted.
I was not contracted to consult for the government but I did a civic duty for which a one off complimentary gift of one million dollars and a permanent consultancy is not too much considering the problem solved but I can not force any one to recognize or acknowledge my contributions.
Even the present policy of a shift to taxation instead of dependence on oil and gas that has changed the fortune of the country, I am the ONLY one in the country that has been advocating for it as the solution since 2007. Most other people are up in arms against corruption alone.
The current administration is the first since I became active to act as if I am being read. The current President Bola Tinubu is also the only politician that joined the online group I created named Project Free Nigeria. One of the aides of former senate President David Mark also contacted me by mail once in my account that was taken over by hackers, I think in 2008 or 2009 but the only subscription to my group by a top politician is by the current President. The President has his faults of course but he has done well by Nigeria because all former presidents after President Obasanjo also were reading everything I wrote and they knew the solutions that are working today too. The solution that is now working in the universities is in an unsolicited paper I sent to the University of St Petersburg in Russia years ago. It is courtesy of that solution that Nigerian universities have now stabilized. All that is by the way
The issue now is the matter of universities that do not want to be remitting part of their inflow to the federal government. The British empire succeeded more than it's seniors because it operated or started off as a business that must pay it's shareholders as against the Spanish and Portuguese whose royals controlled everything and reported to no one. No audits and etc. In like manner, the universities in Nigeria will succeed more comprehensively if they follow that blueprint of profit seeking and accountability to their owner that funds them as I proposed. Definitely if they do this then the tertiary education sector can become a net income earner for the federal government within a few years as there will come a point when inflow from the sector will surpass budgetary allocations. Other tiers of government should also be mandated to set up their own version of NELFUND (Student Loans board) and the funds flowing into the federal universities for instance should have a portion sent to the federal government. In the long run, the federal government will start making profit. It will eventually happen since private investors in the sector make good returns on their investments in the same country and government making ten percent of what private investors make will be okay.
I believe federal universities should send fifty percent of their tuition revenue, twenty percent of accomodations revenue, ten percent of any research grant won by any local or staff researcher/scholar from anywhere on Earth while there can be negotiations on the sharing formula for inflows from other possible assets on a case by case basis. The input of the government can be in marketing the universities to research sponsors, prospective students, partnerships and etc. Universities are entities and they can sponsor research on their own too and profit from it etc etc
The Mayday call
I solved the problem of ASUU strikes with my brain and pen and there has not been any ASUU strike in Nigeria for three years. My paper solved it as you would expect a PhD dissertation to do and this is a problem that people paid billions of naira in total for decades were not able to solve. I solved it without being commissioned but I am under the attack of the RCCG, Deeper Life, Winners Chapel and etc and I therefore have no income from work but only from charity. So do your bit as a beneficiary on any level whether as a student or a parent or even an onlooker to get the FG to pay something for the benefit the country is already enjoying as a result of my civic duty.
Listen. Joseph was in prison where he happened to meet two high ranking officers of Pharaoh's court. He solved their problem and begged them to remember him and repay him for the work he did for them, but when the tide turned the favoured one forgot about Joseph. Until years later when a problem that no one in the whole land of Egypt could solve - a problem that brought Egypt to a standstill - came up, that was when the ex - prison mate of Joseph who forgot him then remembered him. And that was how THE LORD settled Joseph. Now, promotion cometh neither from the east, nor from the west, nor from the south. But THE LORD is the judge: he putteth down one, and setteth up another. This is what was given to me to give to you, may THE SPIRIT give you understanding. For there is much to understand therein.
Nice2023: PiggyVest Report: Only 1 in 10 Nigerians can comfortably raise ₦156k in 1 week.
- 56% more people want to japa, but savings for Japa have completely dropped, almost non existent.
- Minimum wage is ₦70k but a pot of jollof rice costs 624% than it did 10yrs ago, that’s 42% of the MW.
- Savings collapsed from 8/10 people to 5/10 people, as Nigerians stopped saving simply because they don’t earn enough.
- 58% of adults earn below ₦100k/month or nothing at all. Yet they are earning more now but affording less. Because in 2023 minimum wage was ₦30k and worth $65, now in 2026 it is ₦70k and worth $53, less value.
- In America less 10% of household earning is spent on food. In Nigeria, ₦6 of every ₦10 earned is spent on food (60%) as inflation rises monthly. 60% is the highest of any country the US Department of Agriculture tracks.
- While many Nigerians want to Japa. Many have opted to start life here, not because its easier, but with optimism for the future.
- 63% about 140M Nigerians are living in poverty. 6 in 10 Nigerian do not have emergency funds.
- However, people paying Black Tax has dropped by 80%, though more than half of Nigerian earners support extended families.
- Only 6% of Nigerians feel financially secure. Not because they earn a lot, but because they save a fixed amount monthly.
- Nigeria is experiencing two economic realities at once; on paper the economy is good, which is true. In reality, households feel poorer.
A Tale of Two Nigerias — Odunayo Eweniyi, Co-founder and COO of PiggyVest at OpenHouse Lagos 2026.
When misleading statistics is deliberately cooked up to force sales, both the buyer and the seller reap the whirlwind at the end. What does the statistics say about the thousand of traders in mega markets in Aba, Kano, Lagos, Onitsha and co? Or rather the "nigerians" being mentioned, is there another nation of people called "nigerians"?
Imagine say you marry actress, and one day you sit down dey watch film with your wife. Suddenly, another actor starts kissing her, hugging her, carrying her like say na the love of his life. Sometimes dem go even act bedroom scenes together. 😂
You just dey there with your popcorn, pretending everything is normal, but inside your mind, plenty questions don start.
Now imagine say your wife even tells you, “Baby, relax. Na just acting.”
Omo! Na just acting, but the kissing look real, the hugging look real, and the chemistry between them fit make you begin question your village people. 🤣🤣
But to be fair, acting na their profession, and some people fit separate their work from their personal life without any problem.
My question be this:
1. As a man, can you comfortably marry an actress knowing that she may have to kiss, hug and act romantic scenes with other men? 2. If your wife is an actress and you see her kissing another man in a movie, will you genuinely be cool with it? 3. Is it insecurity for a husband to feel uncomfortable about these things, or is it a reasonable boundary in marriage? 4. Ladies, would you marry an actor who regularly romances different women on screen?
Make una no give us diplomatic answers o. 😂
Be honest: could you marry an actor or actress and genuinely be at peace with their job? Why or why not?
there's Acting and there's Mimicking. You can mimic anything, but you can't act everything. Actions that depict the serious aspects of life can't be acted, they can only be mimicked for didactory purposes. Having sex or romance on set is akin to killing someone on set. If Porn is being dished out on set as entertainment, then it's hypocrisy if Homicide isn't.
Ebenezer2021: I'm on a daily 1.20 streak. Started with 5k and it's all progressing. It's a roll over which means after each wins I staked all amount won till day 30. If it's successful I will garner over 300k at the end of 30 days
Ofun smote them with communism Ofun smote them with the free market Ofun smote them with plenty of palm fronds Ofun smote them with free education Ofun smote them with free healthcare Ofun smote them with a taxable minimum wage Ofun smote them with high net worth individuals Ofun smote them with higher education scholarships Ofun smote them with a sovereign wealth fund Ofun smote them with the state being the biggest profit seeker in the economy It was a cloth of many colors
This was the Ifa cast for the defunct state of western Nigeria birthed in 1951 that broke the entry barrier of the two ideological camps on Earth during the Cold war
They were advised to sacrifice They listened and complied
The communist leadership in the USSR observed them and saw free healthcare, free education and an economy dominated by the state with no one left behind. They said 'This is communism no doubt'. The capitalists headquartered in the USA came to observe them and they saw free markets, big freedom, parties, high net worth individuals and entrepreneurs everywhere. If J D Rockefeller was 1000, people like Amos Odutola, Isaac Ajanaku, Lawrence Omole were at least 10. They said 'It is certainly a free market'. Some said 'but their farmers have to sell some produce to government boards!. Then after some research they found out farmers from neighbouring countries willingly sell to the same produce board. It is certainly a free market or it serves the same purpose! They concluded.
Western Nigeria broke the entry barriers of the two warring ideological camps on Earth that didn't see face to face.
To the extremist capitalist, the Action Group party of western Nigeria was a communist party and to the extremist communists they were a bunch of state capitalists in romance with their henchmen who were private capitalists
The Ofun (advantage) enjoyed by the Western region of Nigeria as a result of the debate (Osa) was that if nobody was going to help them then nobody was going to harm them either and some people from the two camps will more likely help them!
Note
My late grand father Chief Josiah Oladiran Lawanson was the founding Organizing secretary of the Action Group and he was therefore the most senior founding member that never contested elections and he was also not originally a politician. He was coopted into the arrangement by the traditional rulers of Yoruba land. According to my Dad who was a pre teen back then at Ile Ife, the Egbe omo Oduduwa that later became the Action Group spent days in Ile Ife in a tug of war to convince him to resign his job and join the Egbe full time. The reigning Alaafin Oyo according to Ifa promised him to pay him from his own government money. Prince Aderemi (Lambua) of Ile ife told me he was a traveling teacher back then which may be the equivalent of an Inspector of Education. He also was an employer of labor with a bookshop and a big home lesson. Another older Prince Aderemi also noted he was a disciplinarian who did not use the idea of bringing up children without using canes. The older Prince then asked me to contest elections in Ile ife despite knowing we are Ijesa! etc etc
The AG was not based on ideology but on what works so they did not align fully with either the Soviets or the Americans exclusively. They aligned with both. For example my Dad, late Pastor John Lawanson studied in Britain, his elder sister Chief Mrs Ajijola studied in Britain, his younger brother late Professor Lawanson studied in the USA and their first cousin Dr Olu Omole studied in the USSR. Go after knowledge wherever it can be found without bending to ideology was the creed. The warring ideological camps could not decide on which side they were on!. It became an advantage for them
The only ways the western region of Nigeria was different from the free market communist economic model I have been describing for years is that. 1. There was no right to a means of livelihood 2. There was no compulsory retirement savings account for workers.
So according to ifa the birth odu of the defunct western state of Nigeria is OFUN OSA. You can teach the ifa to your student as an Oluwo or Awo with omo Awo
Do you know you were created with the gift of the prophetic? And THE CREATOR put it in you so HE can use you to solve your own problems, your family's problems, people's problems and even societal problems. That gift is still waiting to be awakened, and your prosperity in this life as well as the fulfillment of your destiny on earth is tied to that gift. You have leaned on your own understanding for so long now, it's time to surrender to THE LORD, your MAKER, who is THE CREATOR of Heaven and Earth. You've been depending on Ifa predictions and knowledge for so long, now it's time to lift up your eyes to THE LORD who Created all knowledge including Ifa, for that thing you are looking for in Ifa is in you. And it is THE LORD who put it in you, it is HE who will activate it in you. And it's time. You can continue to rebel, or you can finally surrender. But remember this your prosperity, the prosperity of others and the fulfillment of your destiny is tied to this gift and until you surrender to THE LORD the gift remains dormant. And if you go through your life without unlocking this gift, it will passed to an offspring ( maybe yours, maybe not) in your father's family. For this gift is a project THE LORD wants to use to change your family's story and bless the family for service rendered to HIM. Peace be unto you.
When I realized opinions, especially people's, don't change the facts of any situation or of anything in reality neither does it produce any result of success or achievement. When I realized Action is all that matters.
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Now this is what we're talking about. Why not join us and make it easier for you and for us too. We're only hunting for 1.50 - 3 odds, even your littlest contribution can make green more possible to achieve.
MoreThanGold: Churning out even 2.00 odds is something I could do with ease. But I don't indulge in your nature of proposal for personal reasons. I appreciate your interest in doing business with me.
Adesegzy91: Boss I read this about three times but still didn't fully understand, do u mean probably four hundred years ago there was SS in my bloodline or my wife's bloodline which is just resurfacing now...pls I want to get it clearly
undociled: Before You Scroll Past This... I know you're tired. I know you opened this forum to escape for a few minutes—to laugh at celebrities, argue about football, or read about the latest madness in Abuja. I know that the last thing you want is another lecture about how Nigeria is finished.
I'm not here to lecture you. I'm here to ask you a question.
When did we become a people who complain loudly but act quietly?
When did we become a nation of spectators in our own destruction? I don't ask this to insult you. I ask it because I am one of you. I have complained. I have cursed the government on Twitter. I have shared posts about the latest looting scandal and felt a brief, satisfying anger—then gone back to my life.
And nothing changed.
That is the moment I realized something uncomfortable. The problem is not just the people in Aso Rock. The problem is also us.
The Four Chains We Don't See
Let me share what I have learned, and I promise it will make some of you uncomfortable. Good. Discomfort is the beginning of waking up.
1. The Religion Chain I grew up in a church. I love my faith. But somewhere along the way, we allowed faith to become a substitute for action. We pray for Nigeria every Sunday. We fast. We sow seeds. We shout "Amen!" when the pastor says God will deliver us. Meanwhile, the man who stole our roads, our hospitals, our school funds sits in the front pew, dropping a fat envelope into the offering basket. The pastor blesses him. We clap.
[b]Let me ask you a serious question: [/b]If prayer alone could fix Nigeria, wouldn't it have worked by now? The God we serve is not a magician who will come down and arrest corrupt politicians. He gave us brains, voices, and hands. He gave us the power to organize, to vote, to demand accountability. And we have used almost none of it. I'm not telling you to stop praying. I'm telling you to stop using prayer as an excuse for silence.
2. The Tribe Chain When a politician from your ethnic group is appointed, you celebrate—even if he is a known thief. When a politician from another ethnic group is appointed, you complain—even if he is competent. The Hausa man blames the Yoruba. The Yoruba man blames the Igbo. The Igbo man blames the Hausa. The Fulani man blames everyone. We fight each other over scraps while the people who own the table eat the whole meal. Here's what I want you to think about: The poverty in Kano is the same as the poverty in Enugu, which is the same as the poverty in Ibadan, which is the same as the poverty in Yenagoa. The poor man in Kano and the poor man in Enugu have more in common with each other than either has with the politician from his own tribe. The elite know this. That is why they keep us fighting. Because if we ever stopped fighting each other and started fighting them, the whole game would end.
3. The Food Chain We queue for hours for a bag of rice. We scramble for palliative money that is less than the cost of a loaf of bread. We thank the politician who gives us "empowerment" money, not realizing he is giving us back a tiny fraction of what he stole from us.
Think about this: The man who is distributing rice to you today is the same man who voted to remove the fuel subsidy that tripled your transport costs. He is the same man who approved the devaluation that wiped out your savings. He steals ₦1 billion. He gives you ₦8,000. And you are grateful.
We have been trained to beg for crumbs while the meal is stolen. And the most painful part? We know it. We just don't know what to do about it.
4. The JAPA Chain I know many people who have left Nigeria. Some are my closest friends. I don't blame them. The system failed them first. But here's the painful truth: if everyone who is angry, talented, and capable leaves, who will be left to fight? The politicians know this. They are not worried about the brain drain. They want you to leave. They want the doctor who might expose their collapsed hospital to go to the UK. They want the engineer who might build a proper road to go to Canada. They want the activist who might organize a movement to go to Germany. They are not afraid of empty streets. They are afraid of organized citizens. I'm not saying you must stay. Many people must leave to survive, and that is not a moral failure—that is a rational response to an irrational system. But if you leave, don't leave forever. Don't wash your hands. Send money. Send skills. Send pressure. Don't be a deserter. Be a distance fighter.
The Uncomfortable Truth I have to say something now that will sting. But it must be said. The Nigerian elite did not enslave us alone. We helped them. We pay bribes at checkpoints and then complain that the police are corrupt. We buy school certificates and then complain that graduates are unemployable.
We vote along ethnic and religious lines and then complain that our leaders are incompetent.
We celebrate the thief in our family and then complain that Nigeria is corrupt. We see a young man in a new SUV in a village with no roads and we don't ask questions. We just say, "He has made it." We see a governor building a mansion in a state where children learn under trees and we keep quiet. We say, "After all, na him turn."
We are not victims. We are accomplices. And that is the hardest thing to accept. But it is also the most liberating. Because if we are part of the problem, we can be part of the solution.
What Can We Actually Do? I know what you're thinking: "This man has been talking for long. So what is the solution?" I'll be honest. There is no single solution. There is no messiah coming. There is no party that will save us. There is no quick fix.
But there is a path. It starts small. It starts uncomfortable. It starts with you.
1. Stop Celebrating Corruption When your uncle steals government money and builds a mansion, don't clap for him. When your church pastor collects millions from a politician and endorses him from the pulpit, walk out. When a politician buys your vote with a bag of rice, refuse.
This is not a political act. It is a moral one. And moral acts, multiplied across millions of people, become political power.
2. Build Something Small You don't need to start a revolution tomorrow. Start something smaller. Join or form a cooperative with people you trust. Pool money. Buy in bulk. Help each other's businesses. Learn a skill. Teach someone what you know. Buy from a Nigerian who makes something locally, even if it costs a little more. These small acts feel insignificant. They are not. Every naira spent on a local producer is a naira that stays in your community. Every skill shared is a skill multiplied.
3. Start Talking to Your Neighbours You can't change Nigeria alone. But you can change your street. Start a WhatsApp group for your street. Not a gossip group—a problem-solving group. What is the security situation? What are the local government's promises? Did they fulfil them? If you do this in every street, then ward by ward, then local government by local government, you create something the elite cannot ignore. You create organized people. And organized people are dangerous to thieves.
4. Verify Before You Share Ethnic propaganda. Fake news. WhatsApp messages designed to make you angry at the wrong people. Stop sharing them. Verify. Think. Ask questions. Every falsehood you forward is a weapon in the hands of those who want you angry at your fellow poor man instead of at the powerful men who are robbing you both.
5. Ask Hard Questions When your local government chairman comes to your area, ask what he did with the budget. When your senator visits, ask why the road is not built. When your governor holds a town hall, go there and ask questions. Even if they don't answer, the act of asking changes something. It shifts the balance of power.
6. Take Care of Yourself and Your People The system wants you exhausted. It wants you depressed. It wants you to give up. Don't let it. Eat well. Sleep. Laugh with your friends. Take care of your family. This is not a distraction from the fight. It is part of the fight. A broken, exhausted people cannot build anything. A healthy, hopeful people can.
A Message to the Young People I see you. I see the anger in your hearts. I see the restlessness. Some of you have already decided that Nigeria cannot be fixed. Some of you are planning to leave. Some of you have already left. I understand. I don't judge you. But I will ask you one thing: don't let the fire in your belly die. The country that killed your hope is not the country you should abandon. It is the country you should return to and rebuild. The Nigeria of our dreams is not the Nigeria we were given. It is a Nigeria we will build—brick by brick, community by community, village by village. And it will take time. It will take sacrifice. It will take people who are willing to fight for it even when they don't live to see it. But it is possible. I believe that. If I didn't believe it, I would not be writing this.
A Message to the Older Generation You have seen a lot. You have survived civil war, military coups, structural adjustment, and decades of disappointment.
You know that the same promises that were made in 1970 are being made today. You know that the same people keep looting, in different uniforms and different names.
You are not wrong to be cynical. But please don't let your cynicism become another tool for the thieves. The thieves want you tired. They want you to say, "Nothing can change." Because if you believe nothing can change, you will do nothing. And if you do nothing, they keep everything.
Your experience is a treasure. Your wisdom is needed. Don't retire from the fight. You have seen too much to give up now.
The Question That Won't Go Away I have one last question for you. And I want you to sit with it before you scroll away.
If things continue as they are, what kind of country will your children inherit? A country where they queue for petrol in the year 2050?
A country where the naira is worth less than the paper it's printed on? A country where every young person you know has left?
Or a country where the lights come on. Where the water runs. Where the roads are paved. Where the hospitals have medicine. Where the schools have teachers. Where a police officer can be trusted. Where a politician can be held accountable.
That country exists only in our imagination right now. But imagination is where everything starts. Every building was imagined before it was built. Every nation was imagined before it was born. So I'm asking you, if we don't imagine a better Nigeria, who will? And if we don't build it, who will?
Join the Movement I am not asking you to do anything dangerous. I am not asking you to pick up arms. I am not asking you to do anything that will get you in trouble. I am only asking you to stop being a spectator. To stop being a docile fool. To stop pretending that the system is someone else's responsibility. Because it is not someone else's responsibility. It is yours. And it is mine. If you are tired—really tired—of the way things are, then do one thing today. Just one.
Share this article with ten people. Talk to one neighbour. Buy one Nigerian product.
Ask one question. That is how it starts. Not with a revolution. With a decision.
A Final Word I still have hope. Not because of the politicians. Not because of the system. Not because of any miracle that I'm waiting for.
I have hope because I know Nigerians. When we are fired up, we are unstoppable. We have the talent, the resilience, and the spirit to build something beautiful.
We are not a lazy people. We are not a foolish people. We are a people who have been systematically deceived, divided, and exhausted. But deception, division, and exhaustion can be broken—by truth, by unity, and by rest.
Let us be honest with ourselves. Let us be kind to each other. Let us build together. And let us never, ever give up.
— A Concerned Nigerian The Docile Fool is a free book. No one owns it. No one profits from it. It belongs to the Nigerian people. Share it. Read it. Discuss it. Use it.
Edit: For those asking, the full book, The Docile Fool, is available for free. Search for it. Share it. It is not for sale—it belongs to all of us.
Talk is relevant until there's nothing to talk about, then Talk is no longer needed. And Talk is no longer needed when it's time for Action. It takes one to Act. It takes two to Talk. To every thing there is a Season, and a Time to every Purpose under Heaven. The solution is in knowing the Time to Talk and the Time to Act, and then behaving accordingly.
ADEMALAIKA2: Can we form a WhatsApp group where we will be staking on 10 odds daily .Anyone can cook the game .We don’t need to be many there .I always like to stake on 10 odds daily but my work doesn’t give me the time to cook the odd .
Should we ?
instead of 10 odds why not 1.50 - 3 odds daily. Its OK, safer and less stressful
Adesegzy91: Not spinning yarn, I have never had of this dormant sickle cell factor or genetic mutation before, pls can u shed more light on it. Thank you
The gene is the basic carrier of information or rather the storage unit where the contents of every information can be used as a material to create a new being which then materializes as foetal matter during gestation. Now the gene contains two sets of materials: Active/ Dorminant and Recessive/ Dormant. It is from these two that the genetic identity of the foetus is decided and formed. Now information in the gene has 400 years to be Active during which period it can be either Dominant or Recessive depending on the resultant effect of synthesis. And at the end of this period it goes Dormant for the next 100 years during which it seems as if it never exists within the gene, so despite still participating in creation process its activity is carried over onto the next Active period which is after hundred years. So in your case a sickle cell factor, which might have been introduced into either of your bloodline, which hitherto remained Dormant has finally come Active. Now if this is true, it will play out in one of two ways: either the sickle cell presence becomes Dominant in the child's gene structure or it stays Recessive depending on the origin of the sickle cell and the number of Active/Dormant cycles it has undergone before this one. Now as for genetic blood mutation , this is about the evolution of the blood and its contribution to the formation of foetus. The blood is the liquid capsule of the gene. It is the transporter and mortar that moulds the being. It is the gateway between genetic domains, bodies and territories. Therefore it acquires, houses, carries, circulates, and distributes materials. This makes it dynamic; which is the basis of blood mutation. Now whatever ingestion, intercourse, or any other sanguine interaction you or the woman may have had, prior to and/or during the period of your meeting can have engendered the mutation process of the child's blood which has influenced the its genotype identity.
Adesegzy91: This might be a bit long, pls bear with me. I got married to a virgin in 2021 with the rule of no sex before marriage but the marriage ended in 2023 due to many reasons most especially barrenness. Then to avoid my previous mistake, I made a new personal rule which I tell any lady I want to date, and the rule was; "you must get pregnant for me before I marry you". Around early April 2025, my GF said she's pregnant and after pressing her several times if she had sex with any other guy apart from me, she confessed that on February 22nd,2025 she was raped by one guy who told her to come for a job interview, then she had her period Feb 24th-28th then we had sex 1st of March,2025 which she now missed her period in March 2025, so definitely the pregnancy should belong to me since she still did period after the rape incident. I took the matter up and got the rapist arrested, he confessed to raping her and was pleading for mercy and forgiveness which I later granted due to pressure from pastors and his relatives. So I took responsibility for the pregnancy,and delivery hoping to do a DNA test after delivery but the cost was too expensive for me to afford, so I did traditional marriage with her due to the family making it compulsory. Fast forward to this month which the baby is 10months old, she fell sick and was taken to hospital, after treatment her genotype was done and found to be AS whereas myself and her mother are both AA, then I took them to three different facilities to repeat the same test and still got the same result. This means that I am not the biological father of the baby because it's not possible for two AA to produce AS, so therefore I am guessing the biological father of the baby is that rapist but what's confusing is she still had her period after that rape incident. Anyways, I am really confused and needs an outsider opinion for me to make objective decision on this matter cos I and my family have already forged a bond with the baby, her mother and her family, if I spill this discovery, everything will spoil, if I don't spill it, I will be raising another man's child as my own and my family will be in the dark not knowing anything.
I really need a neutral suggestion on the next step to take either to call that rapist to ask him for genotype and if he's AS, then tell him he is the father of the baby OR I should call a meeting with my wife and her family to end the marriage and tell them what's going on OR I should just ignore everything and continue raising the baby as my own since no one knows about this issue yet.
Pls drop your civilized suggestions in the comment, no insults pls.
Mod can pls push forward to FP for more suggestions
It's one of 6 things: Either the "rapist" is the father of the child and she didn't truly see her period as opposed to what she told you when she was spinning her "rapist" tale, or another "rapist" (whom she didn't tell you about) is the father or it's a dormant sickle-cell factor in either of your bloodline or the child is a result of genetic blood mutation or the hand of the supernatural is involved in this case, or you too are spinning some yarn.
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IGBO NATION BEWARE! JEWS ARE TARGETING YOU.
Some Whites calling themselves Jews or Israeli have targeted Igbo to re-colonise us with their Judaism. Igbo, BEWARE of these Jewish missionaries! We are NOT the same people. We have nothing in common. Their association with us came via: -Jews were heavily involved in the enslavement of our ancestors. -Jews were heavily involved in the colonisation of our ancestors. -Jews are strongly involved in Apartheid in southern Africa. -Black people in Israel including Falashas of Ethiopia are treated with constant anti-Blackness racism. -Their Chief Rabbi (like an Archbishop) said Black people are monkeys and he spoke in the name of the god of Judaism.
Umu Igbo, anyi bu umu Chukwu. We MUST NOT open the door to be deceived again and be re-colonised. Chukwu ndi Igbo speaks to us without going through any White middle-man. Lord Yeshua, the Black Messiah must alone be our Captain.
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Let no man deceive you by any means: for that day shall not come , except there come a falling away first, and that man of sin be revealed, the son of perdition 2 Thessalonians 2:3
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