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treesun:Debt will be Mr Tinubu's biggest legacy as president. We thought Buhari loved borrowing. |
timidapsin:I kept saying "blord" "blord". You know, like blood, the red fluid that flows through us. Then I found out it's bee-lord. I think it should be written BLord or even B-Lord, not Blord. My two cents. |
Clature:_____ Very correct. Mr Olayinka and his ilk are part of the problem.
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datola:Yes, by paying protection and moneys and ransoms. If this rule is applied in Nigeria, our FG will be found guilty and people will go to jail. |
fergie001:Very funny title. |
Omooba77:Why is Mr Tinubu, "the Father of All Democrats", not embarrassed by any of this? |
Mattswaggz:Well, that sounds like an accurate definition of it. It IS piracy. Iran's actions of blocking the Strait amount to piracy in the same way. So piracy jam piracy, I guess. May the best pirate win. |
SmartPolician:The Uwais Panel Report clearly prescribes a different mode of appointing the INEC chair - through the NJC and the Senate. Those in opposition now, when they were in government, refused to implement the report. Those in government now were calling for it to be implemented then. Today, the roles are reversed and the present government has never said a word about the report while the present opposition guys want it. |
jmoore:I doubt I'll bother voting next year if this Amu fellow is in charge of the election. Clearly he has zero integrity. Lying about your accounts? ? ? A professor? ? ? An SAN? ? ? |
Vixlot:4300 megawatts. They should clap for themselves. |
Flangelo12:I knew the endorsement would backfire. Mr Trump and his sidekicks don't seem to know how unpopular they are around the world. |
Flangelo12:It's Ukraine 1 - 0 Putin. Well, Mr Putin did get Donald Trump elected, so I guess it's still: Putin 1 : 1 Ukraine. |
Mr Orban has conceded - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7bdGrjWQiE |
Hungary has felt like two different worlds for months. In one world there was a prime minister who convinced his supporters and those watching pro-government TV channels that they were on their way to victory and another four years in power. In the other world was Péter Magyar, who was crisscrossing Hungary's towns and cities, attracting big crowds wherever he went. Respected pollsters were making clear that Orbán's support was draining away. It has been draining away ever since Magyar left the ruling party and created a movement that attracted a cross-section of support from opposition parties and disillusioned Orbán voters alike. Suddenly those two worlds have collided, and only one was real. The reality is that Orbán's era is over and it appears that Magyar could be on course for a two-thirds majority to start putting it into reverse. Orbán has told supporters that their task is clear: "We don't have the weight of governing the country so we have to rebuild our communities." He thanked the two and a half million voters who have voted for his Fidesz party so far and promised they would never be let down. He goes on: "We never give up, this is one thing people know about us, we never give up. The days ahead of us are for us to heal our wounds." Votes are still being counted but with around 60% done so far, opposition leader Péter Magyar is on course to win a two-thirds majority in parliament, a landslide. Source: https://www.bbc.com/news/live/c2d8zw2d3rkt?page=2 |
DeOTR:Oh, really? |
Mariangeles:This, right here, IS disgusting. |
DeepSight:I think it's called City Boy Movement. |
CodeTemplar:It wasn't that bad. Nigeria never got to the level of what we saw in African countries like Ivory Coast (under Biogny) or Togo (under Eyadema). People badmouthed Abacha to their heart's content in beer parlors and markets. If you were an important person, you had to be careful, of course. |
brain54:It appears people went for different reasons. Some had been paid to appear. Some were led to believe it was a youth carnival of sorts. Some thought they could go there and "preach" (Ras Kimono did, sort of). Femi Kuti said he had no objection to anyone going there, that if Fela was alive, he would likely have gone there and talked his 'yabis'. |
Quelme:Suddenly you have a moral fibre and blowing up a pipeline is the worst atrocity committed in this war. Truth to tell, I hope they pay you enough for this. |
RevenuesBoost:Top candidates would be pounded yam and amala. |
erico2k2:You think they weren't selling sanctioned oil to the likes of China? No one will gain from this. |
Gotocourt:Actually, it hasn't. Hormuz is an international waterway not owned by Iran. The problem for USA and co is, when you wage an illegal war, you can't then make recourse to the same international law you pissed on. Jaguda jam jaguda. They'll fight it out, I guess. |
God1000: ![]() |
Quelme:The outrage. Coming from someone whose response to the murder of pows is, why didn't the other side do it too. Yeah, in war blowing up a pipeline is a "terrorist act" that condoning takes you to a new low. I'll give it to you, you're funny. Nasa's show of shame? Kikiki. |
Quelme:They're not finding it hard to replicate. Budget constraints made Nasa to place a pause on things, but space exploration continued. Smh for you to be repeating that moon landing didn't happen. And that these four people merely flew to New Zealand or someplace for holiday and said they went to the moon. Who's talking about some athletes doping? Doping is an age-old problem in sports and every country, Eastern or Western, has had athletes implicated. But only Russia has a NATIONAL DOPING PROGRAMME - complete with federal budgets and FSB monitoring and supervision. It's a shame. And how does Ukraine, which is AT WAR with Russia, blowing up Nordstream to stop Russia from earning more money to blow up its kids in their schools compare to Russia cutting phone cables of countries it's not at war with? The recent murder of 170 (or whatever the correct number is) kids stands condemned by all right-thinking people all over the world. Only a small minority of Americans even support Trump's war. Now be a decent person too and condemn Russian mass murder and kidnapping of Ukrainian kids. ________ Edit - The recent killing of, NOT The recent murder of. What happened in that school, which stands condemned, does not meet the legal definition of murder, as it appears to have been a mistake. Only Russia packs aeroplanes with bombs and sends them to schools and hospitals to beat the population into submission. |
Jakarta:I'm not for beating people, but I'd say that man sure deserves it. |
Kenobsky:Interesting. Any clarification as to what those convictions are? |
Quelme:So you Russian elements are still on this. I mean, when the Russians were the FIRST in space, nobody challenged it. People acknowledged the feat and congratulated Gagarin and others. But when the Americans went to the moon between 1969 and 1972 (not once, but several times) and planted their flag there, the Russians made up elaborate conspiracy theories and spread them around the world to discredit it and make people think it never happened. (MInd you, the Russians are good. It's not that they couldn't have gone to the moon - they just didn't/don't have the kind of money required for it.) It's interesting to learn that in 2026, they're still caught up in their twisted and shameful lies. All I can say is S-M-H. BTW, I'm genuinely curious and would like to ask you or Mr Kaliningrad: Between plotting wars/murdering kids in neighbouring countries that never harmed you, doping your athletes for the Olympics, and cutting undersea telephone cables of European countries, how do you guys find the time to make up and spread conspiracy theories? |
WriterNig:@poll I like Russia. What boggles the mind though is the way it's always ruled by psychopaths like Mr Putin. Like... why? |
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