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Politics › Re: "Pat Utomi, Ken Pela Are Responsible For Your Ordeal" Theo Abu To Morris Monye by JuanDeDios: 6:24pm On Jul 27
naptu2:
"Pat Utomi, Victor Ochei And Ken Pela Are Responsible For Your Ordeal" Theo Abu To Morris Monye.

Morris Monye is the former director of mobilisation in the Obidient Movement. He claimed that he won the NDC Aniocha North House of Assembly primary election, but he was schemed out in favour of someone that defected from the APC.

Theo Abu Agada is the new media director of the NDC.

Theo Abu @TheoAbuAgada



Source

Photo 1) Morris Monye

Photo 2) Theo Abu Agada
So Pat Utomi is running for governorship. That one is news to me.

And people are defecting from APC to hustle for NDC ticket. Wow.
Culture › Re: Ohen Patience Obazelu A Priestess Of Olokun And Mammy Water. by JuanDeDios: 6:16pm On Jul 27
SIXTEENTH:
Mami wata yet she went paralyzed hmmmmmm delusional woman of such prowess (dark magic) but choose to pose shoot on another foreign deity innovation
I think it said she was paralyzed before she embraced her Mami Wota calling. I've heard several stories like this. Someone is facing serious problems. Then it's "revealed" that there's a spiritual path ordained for them and that their problems won't be resolved until they embrace that path.
Culture › Re: Ohen Patience Obazelu A Priestess Of Olokun And Mammy Water. by JuanDeDios: 6:13pm On Jul 27
Interesting stuff.

Marvieduke:
Two years later, she fell into a coma where she couldn't hear human voices but could hear that of birds and the wind, and anyone who touched her received "Oriri" a shock like those of an electric fish, until she was initiated into the Mammy wata worship, note she had earlier done initiation into Obanje worship. Her life, according to her interview with norma rosen, has since smoothed out ever since she became a Mammy-wata devotee.
But what's Obanje worship? That one is entirely new to me.
Events › Re: Kebbi Mass Wedding Is Today – See The Venue + Furniture by JuanDeDios: 3:26pm On Jul 27
patomaniac:
Is that the problem of the masseshuh
Yes. Many of them.
Romance › Re: This Is The Biggest Problem Nigeria Ladies Are Facing In The Dating Market. by JuanDeDios: 3:24pm On Jul 27
Dshocker:
Oga, the rich guys are not up to 10%
It's actually somewhere between 6% and 8% at the last count.
Business › Re: The ₦1.2M Opay Loan I Took To Buy Phone & Wigs Is Now ₦9.6 Million - Mardiyyah by JuanDeDios: 3:20pm On Jul 27
inforesource:
Initiates PLC
huh
Politics › Re: Tinubu Funded Buhari’s 2015 Campaign With Billions Of Naira, Says Babachir Lawal by JuanDeDios: 1:08pm On Jul 27
otipoju:
And the ingrate of a man said on his swearing in " I belong to nobody and i belong to everybody" and proceeded to appoint members of his ethnic group to all vital positions and sideline the very man who helped him win.
Na so life be. No think am too much.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Funded Buhari’s 2015 Campaign With Billions Of Naira, Says Babachir Lawal by JuanDeDios: 1:05pm On Jul 27
Islie:
Note that, in the present specification, "cyclodextran" refers to cyclodextrin, which is a cyclic isomaltooligosaccharide having no branched structure, and one having a branched structure shall be distinguished from "cyclodextran" as a "branched product of cyclodextran".
https://www.thecable.ng/tinubu-funded-buharis-2015-campaign-with-billions-of-naira-says-babachir-lawal/
Mention Dangote without mentioning Dangote. Lol.
Business › Re: The ₦1.2M Opay Loan I Took To Buy Phone & Wigs Is Now ₦9.6 Million - Mardiyyah by JuanDeDios: 1:03pm On Jul 27
inforesource:
Then you will be looking for a ready-made man who will come and house this nonsense mentality. If that same money was used to buy TIP same period, you will be having almost N32Million today.
What's TIP?
Education › Re: Learning Time: What Do You Call These Things? by JuanDeDios: 6:16pm On Jul 26
amoco:
We don't have to stress ourselves over this.
Please Google it and get your confirmation. We are adding sentiments now.

Anyday anytime, Ghanaians will pronounce words like cut, sun, etc better than Nigerians. Like I said before, Nigerians speak good English in terms of the grammar.
I should Google it. Like you said before. Lol.

Anyway, I see you gat cenfuzed by yer teechairs.
Foreign Affairs › Re: 'I Am Against Islam And Everthing It Stands For' - Elon Musk (Video) by JuanDeDios: 4:34pm On Jul 26
g0ldenval:
You are right Elon. It is a mental illness.
Well, Sigmund Freud did say religion is a mental illness.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Is Not A Healthy Man, He Has To Face His Health - Babachir Lawal by JuanDeDios:
Image123:
Are you his doctor? Una wan start baba wey no well campaign wey no work abi?
Ground dey shake
Leg dey shake
Baba wey no well
He dey shout emi lokan


You reminded me of the song. Lol.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Is Not A Healthy Man, He Has To Face His Health - Babachir Lawal by JuanDeDios: 4:28pm On Jul 26
fergie001:
Babaxhir Lawal
Former SGF
Who knew the world's richest grasscutter also moonlights as a doctor.
Politics › Re: No, Abacha Didn’t Die In Bed With A Woman - Tony Eluemunor by JuanDeDios: 12:21pm On Jul 26
gadogado:
Thieves are all over Nigeria’s public sector.
True

Bigger ones than Abacha could ever dream of being. Murderer, not so sure.
Not true. Mr Abacha was bigger.

The state eliminates people, in every country in the world. If you’re identified as a possible source of instability. You are eliminated. How did boko haram spiral out of control? Was it not the state’s extrajudicial killing of their leader? This happened around 2009. Till this day the country is managing that fall out. Bola Ige, Harry Marshal? Etc etc.
No, not all states eliminate people all the time. Yes, states sometimes eliminate terrorists. But Abacha's victims were not terrorists. (He killed terrorists too - do you hear anyone complain about those?) His victims were people he perceived as a threat to his personal ambitions. He even murdered some for merely blocking a road to protest. No, not all states do that. Thank you. Abacha murdered people - Rewane, Kudirat, etc.

Yussuf was not killed on President Yaradua's orders. He was not killed by the president's bodyguards or anything. He was killed by rogue police officers. He was likely silenced by the IGP working for some Borno politicians. (And because he was a bad person, Nigerians thought it was ok. I didn't.) But, yes, the state and the president did nothing about the crime, which made them complicit. Yes, it was wrong and should never happened. (See, I'm condemning it, not excusing it.) That doesn't mean the president killed him for his own political ambition.

The other names you mentioned are victims of crimes. We don't know who killed them. Since when did assassinations, political or not, become state crimes or presidential crimes?
Education › Re: Learning Time: What Do You Call These Things? by JuanDeDios: 11:38am On Jul 26
aestake:
It is worst. Have you seen an average Nigerian pronounce ...ASSUMING?
No. I've not met these Nigerians who particularly mispronounce "assuming". School me on how they say it.
Education › Re: Learning Time: What Do You Call These Things? by JuanDeDios: 11:09am On Jul 26
amoco:
Our grammar in Nigeria is great.
Our pronunciation is not close to that of Ghanaians.
Our oral English teachers even said it while we were growing up.

Just same way a southerner in Nigeria will laugh at a Northerner when they speak English. But a Northerner who speaks well will almost speak English with a better pronunciation than an average southerner.

Please research about this. No sentiments
Can we pick a thread on Nairaland or anywhere you like and see if 80% of the posts won't contain one or more grammar errors? Would you bet money on it?

Nigerians that don't know how to use a dictionary and use words like a herd.
Education › Re: Learning Time: What Do You Call These Things? by JuanDeDios: 11:05am On Jul 26
amoco:
Our grammar in Nigeria is great.
Our pronunciation is not close to that of Ghanaians.
Our oral English teachers even said it while we were growing up.

Just same way a southerner in Nigeria will laugh at a Northerner when they speak English. But a Northerner who speaks well will almost speak English with a better pronunciation than an average southerner.

Please research about this. No sentiments
Your oral English teachers (or teechairs, Ghanaians would call them) were clueless. They think that saying "cat" when you mean "cut" or 'berse" when you mean "bus" is good pronunciation. Why don't you listen to native English speakers (BBC Radio is free) and see if they say cat or berse?
Politics › Re: No, Abacha Didn’t Die In Bed With A Woman - Tony Eluemunor by JuanDeDios: 11:02am On Jul 26
Arostar2023:
And the people in power today are what?Do you think they won’t do worse if they had absolute power like Abacha? Can you compare what Abacha stole to what has been looted and misappropriated by the so called democrats between the time of Buhari and 2026?
Did I say our politicians are good people? They aren't. But Abacha was worse. I followed his activities in Nigerian militics since the day he announced the Buhari coup of 1983 till the day he died 1998. He was a thief and a murderer.
Politics › Re: No, Abacha Didn’t Die In Bed With A Woman - Tony Eluemunor by JuanDeDios: 1:17pm On Jul 25
Ironfaceman:
I knew those tales were hand work of mischievous elements

Bent on giving a dog a bad name to hang it.

Abacha was far better than the people that where campaigning against him.

Abacha was one man one woman kind of person.

Today I now see why Abacha was dealing rootlessly with NADECO

Since NADECO took power life is unbearable.
He wasn't. He was a thief and a murderer.
Politics › Re: NBA: I’ll Resign If Evidence Of Election Rigging Emerges – Badejo- Okusanya by JuanDeDios: 1:02pm On Jul 25
Education › Re: Learning Time: What Do You Call These Things? by JuanDeDios: 12:57pm On Jul 25
amoco:
Lol!

The average Ghanaian will pronounce words with the schwa sound like sun, cup, cut, love, etc better than an average Nigerian. But that doesnt take away the brilliance and great English speaking ability of a Nigerian.

If you listen to a well educated Hausa or Fulani speak English, you will see it is closer to the original English than that of a Yoruba or Igala or Igbo person.

Check it out please
I don't think Ghanaians pronounce English better than Nigerians. Nigerian pronunciation is not particularly bad. We pronounce some things wrongly, yes, but our accents and pronunciation are mostly good enough to be understood by native English speakers. It's in grammar that Nigerians aren't that good. Our grammar is terrible - and the problem seems to be getting worse every year.
Education › Re: Learning Time: What Do You Call These Things? by JuanDeDios: 10:30am On Jul 25
brain54:
:::


I don't think their intonation is better though. Its overstressed more than the original language speakers. What is cam when you want to say come or cap when you want to say cup? I've listened to British and Americans speak and they don't sound like that.


What I know Ghanians do better is say the original English words better. Nigerians have a lot of fabricated words that are not in the English language dictionary.


Ghanians seem to overstretch the words. And the funny thing is if you speak anything outside than what they know or are used to then you go explain tire.


You go to a shop and say you want to buy cup instead of cap you go stand there explain tire for minutes. (Sometimes I think they do it purposely. I had to stylishly tell a woman to stop trying to correct my intonation all the time like a primary school teacher and sell for me. Indians, Chinese etc speak their English the way they do with stronger intonations but nobody insists on speaking a particular intonation) Nigerians are more used to different intonations maybe because of our population and diversity in intonation though.


:::
Heard of a Nigerian went there and ordered "cat fish". Only for them to serve him sliced Titus fish.

But, ma'am, I ordered cat fish

Yes, sir, that is cat [cut] fish. The fish is cat [cut].
Education › Re: Learning Time: What Do You Call These Things? by JuanDeDios: 10:27am On Jul 25
amoco:
No. Their intonation is closer to the Queen's English than Nigeria's intonation. But that is way different from knowing the English language. Nigerians are good at the English language even with not a good accent/intonation.
It's not.
Foreign Affairs › Re: President Trump Needs To Ignore These Lunatic Warmongers - Piers Morgan by JuanDeDios: 7:53am On Jul 25
MrEar:
Source: https://x.com/i/status/2080654696369308024



nlfpmod
Mynd44
But Mr Trump is the chief lunatic war monger. Is he going to ignore himself?
Family › Re: Man Gives 5 Reasons He Doesn't Want Children by JuanDeDios: 10:05pm On Jul 24
EmmyMaestro:
He concluded: “Pregnancies are absolutely dangerous… my egocentric desire to replicate myself is not sufficient reason for me to put anyone in that kind of danger. I simply cannot justify bringing children into this world.”
Carries significant risk? Yes. Absolutely dangerous? No.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Rejects US Ceasefire Proposal Delivered By Iraq PM — NYT by JuanDeDios: 12:38pm On Jul 24
Razzness:
Trump is in a very tight spot. He wants this war to end badly but doesn't seem to have many options.

His first option is to escalate further; bring down the full force of the US military on Iran, destroy Tehran and as much infrastructure as they can. But this is his most dangerous option because this war does not have popular support in the US, thousands of civilians will die, and it still does not guarantee Iran will capitulate. Perhaps even more worrying for him is that Iran has the capacity to wreak havoc in Abu Dhabi, Riyadh, Doha, Manama, Kuwait City and Muscat. These are very important allies of the US; they just can't afford to lose.

His second option is to send in ground troops to capture one or two islands. The problem is not capturing the Island but keeping it. The Iranians will happily let the troops land on the Island and start firing everything they have on them, meaning the US will suffer more casualties and it still doesn't guarantee the Iranians will capitulate.

His third option is to do a ceasefire. This will most likely be more humiliating for him than the MOU, because Iran will obviously not give up the Strait of Hormuz, and they will use delay tactics to kick the nuclear issue down the road.

His fourth option is to maintain the status quo. Sustained but restrained bombing of military targets and a naval blockade, hoping it will force Iran to come to the table. However, oil prices are now high and above; with the Houthis blockading the Bab-al-Mandab Strait, prices will likely continue to go up. So, this is not a sustainable strategy.

These are all bitter pills to swallow and Trump must swallow one.
Brilliant and spot on analysis.
Politics › Re: I Governed Osun For Eight Years Without Owning A House – Aregbesola by JuanDeDios: 10:22am On Jul 24

Travel › Re: Enugu Airlines Plane With 68 Passengers Crash-Lands In Benin (Photo) by JuanDeDios: 6:31pm On Jul 23
Politics › Re: Gbajabiamila Is The Whistleblower In PFIPC Scandal — Jiti Ogunye by JuanDeDios: 6:29pm On Jul 23
lexylaw09:
Gbajabiamila has done extremely well in exposing the pfipc scandal and should be commended for that
I think so too. Seems the Adeyemi guy is a professional con man. i hope a proper investigation unearths every bit of it and he and anyone who colluded with him is punished.
Politics › Re: Daniel Bwala Raises Up Two Hands During Channels Television Interview by JuanDeDios: 5:54pm On Jul 23
creativejagaban:
The op LIED.

For those who did not watch the interview on ChannelsTv.

Seun, after been told by Bwala that he seems to have entered into the same bus as the opposition, especially giving the fact that he didn't consider it newsworthy to applaud Trumps recognition of Tinubu's effort at combating terrorism (and pointing out that if trump had rubbished the country instead, it appears Seun will be happier), told Bwala that whoever comes to equity comes with clean hands. Bwala then raised his hands to show how clean his hands are while buttresing his points with more facts

Go and watch it. Don't take my words for it.

The op is lying here.

Tinubu till 2031.
I see. This is why we say context matters.
Politics › Re: Daniel Bwala Raises Up Two Hands During Channels Television Interview by JuanDeDios: 4:17pm On Jul 23
nairavsdollars:
During interview with Mehdi Hasan, Bwala raised a glass cup

During interview with Seun, Bwala raised up his hands

Yet he couldn't answer the questions on his statement about President Bola Tinubu in the past. He kept attacking the interviewer saying he is working for the opposition
You have not told us the context in which Mr Bwala raised his hands. Context matters.
Politics › Re: ₦2 Billion Found In Mining Marshals Commander's Account by JuanDeDios: 12:45pm On Jul 23
frog12:
Source https://punchng.com/reps-probe-n2bn-linked-to-mining-marshals-commander-funding-of-special-unit/
No be only mining marshalls. These ad hoc agencies are always job for the boys.

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