Sports › Re: Amal Fashanu Weds Mohamed Odaymat (photos) by JuanDeDios: 2:00pm On May 29 |
Mrchippychappy: Fashanu na anywhere belle face pesin.
Hardcore grifter. I respect his hustle sha You sabi that person. Rolls with the most corrupt people ever. |
Politics › Re: Enugu Youths Reject Mathias Ezeaku's House Of Rep Bid by JuanDeDios: 12:02pm On May 29 |
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Politics › Re: Gwarzo Emerges NDC Guber Candidate, As Gawuna Accepts Senate Deal by JuanDeDios: 11:33am On May 29 |
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Travel › Re: Cambodia Orders Africans To Leave By May 31 Or Face Jail Term, $8,000 Fine by JuanDeDios: 10:57am On May 29 |
Exousiang01: The Chinese, Americans, Europeans in Nigeria are here because Nigeria is better than their country right?
The young man claimed he didn't know why Africans are in Cambodia, since Africa is better, which implies that he feels people only go to other countries to work because the other countries are better.
And you are completely wrong. Europeans, Chinese Americans are in every country on the planet. Are you saying it because of the corruption in the countries that you find them there? So if an American company decides to invest in Nigeria and open an office here it's because of corruption? All these foreign companies helping to develop the country are here because the country is corrupt?
Are you sure you are taking your meds? Na you be young man, you hear!? Do you understand rhetoric or "manner of speaking" at all? I doubt it. That's why you don't understand why a parent might tell their kid: "Why do you keep going to Sola's house even though they DON'T WANT YOU there? Our house is even bigger and better than theirs." |
Romance › Re: Physical & Behavioural Traits I Am Most Attracted To In A Man by JuanDeDios: 9:31pm On May 28 |
MightyThunder: More often than not, having a big stomach indicates that, there is the presence of too much fat surrounding the important internal organs in the stomach, which the liver is among. If it's not fatty liver that caused the protruding belly, then, the kidney's functions have probably been impaired by the excess visceral fats surrounding the kidneys, thereby causing fluid retention and bloating (in form of big belly).
Also, most often than not, most big bellies and pot bellies, starts from slightly big tummies. Slightly big bellies, most times, metamorphose into pot bellies. You're right that having visceral fat in the tummy is a sign that all's not well. This is well-known. But it's wrong to suggest that a non-flat tummy always indicates the presence VF. Stomach roundness is some people's natural anatomy - genetics, age, etc. can all be factors. |
Travel › Re: Cambodia Orders Africans To Leave By May 31 Or Face Jail Term, $8,000 Fine by JuanDeDios: 8:49pm On May 28 |
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Romance › Re: Physical & Behavioural Traits I Am Most Attracted To In A Man by JuanDeDios: 8:37pm On May 28 |
MightyThunder: Love belly fat in a man, especially the one that gives him wealthy boy vibe when he's in a native wear?
With this, 👆🏽, do you mean you love a man with a fatty liver, who is very likely to be predisposed to chronic diseases like diabetes, hypertension cancer & the likes?
Okay, in the name of shedding light a little, belly fat and fatty liver goes hand in hand. That belly fat that you claim to love in a man, is a visceral fat that's deeply stored in the stomach, which surrounds vital internal organs such as liver, kidney, pancreas, et cetera. And this said visceral or belly fat is dangerous, because it is active metabolically, and due to this, it interferes with the normal functioning of the organ/organs it's wrapped or embedded in. The presence of visceral or belly fat causes inflammation and hormonal imbalance in the cells of the organs they are wrapped in, which predisposes such person with the belly or visceral fat to hypertension, diabetes, cancer, et cetera.
Is it that you're oblivious of the above or you do know buhh still fancy men with belly fat despite it's unhealthy consequences? A big stomach does not necessarily mean fatty liver. There are people with a slightly big tommy who're perfectly healthy. |
Politics › Re: Nnenna Oti Bus Terminal Umuahia: Abia Governor Honours INEC Returning Officer by JuanDeDios: 4:10pm On May 28 |
lionshare: This is why no one takes y'all serious if it were to be at the federal this thread will be filled with insults and what not for the FG. Your hypocrisy is why you’ll continue to lament the absence of power. I don't think you're very bright. |
Politics › Re: Nnenna Oti Bus Terminal Umuahia: Abia Governor Honours INEC Returning Officer by JuanDeDios: 4:09pm On May 28 |
lionshare: This is why no one takes y'all serious if it were to be at the federal this thread will be filled with insults and what not for the FG. Your hypocrisy is why you’ll continue to lament the absence of power.  |
Politics › Re: Nnenna Oti Bus Terminal Umuahia: Abia Governor Honours INEC Returning Officer by JuanDeDios: 3:33pm On May 28 |
Yampotatocarrot: She wasn't serving with INEC... She was appointed as a returning office for Abia state ONLY FOR THAT ELECTION, same way VCs of other schools were made returning officers in different states I see. I also see how rewarding INEC people can be problematic though. When Tinubu appointed the one who ran his own election, Mahmoud Yakibu, an ambassador, people talked. |
Politics › Re: Nnenna Oti Bus Terminal Umuahia: Abia Governor Honours INEC Returning Officer by JuanDeDios: 2:52pm On May 28 |
obembet: Otti Honours INEC Returning Officer From The Election That Brought Him To Power
Source Has she left INEC's service already? If she's still serving there, this would be inappropriate. |
Food › Re: I Have Never Tasted Shawarma In My Life by JuanDeDios: 11:43am On May 28 |
DiamondJLove: I have come to realize that tasting shawarma is one of the many things I have never done in my life.
As a young lady in her late 20 s, people tend to laugh at me when I say it.They act as if eating shawarma makes us complete as young ladies, somebody ones told me that"don't let people hear it".
Anyway I prefer local dishes, give me better fufu and egusi/achi/afang/ogbono soup with original palm wine, I will pray for you forever.
What's so special about eating shawarma? I like my shawarma. Used to. Wish I can find gluten-free ones around. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: We Will Bomb Oman If They Don't Behave - Trump Threatens Oman (Video) by JuanDeDios: 7:20pm On May 27*. Modified: 7:39pm On May 27 |
buygala: Such macho talk coming from a man who threatened repercussions if Iran makes an attempt on his life, right after he blew up their Ayatollah and his family to pieces ...As if they were instead supposed to hand him a Nobel peace prize for murdering their leader 
Previous American Presidents did what they had to do...Dwight Eisenhower led the US during WW2 and oversaw Hitler's end .Bush Jr fixed Saddam Hussein...Obama fixed Gaddafi and Osama Bin Laden...These Presidents did their job, upper their game, and didn't go crying like sissies about being assassinated for doing what they had to do..And they are still alive and kicking.
I no just understand this curent US President...very quick to talk and do violence on nations and Presidents but so fearful for his own life .. Every US president since WW2 had his major enemy/target Truman: Kim Il Sung (N Korea) Eisenhower: Mohammed Mosaddeq (Iran) Kennedy: Fidel Castro (Cuba) Johnson: Ho Chi Min (Vietnam) Nixon: Salvatore Allende (Chile) Ford: Francisco Xavier do Amaral (Cambodia) Carter: Ayatollah Khomeini (Iran) Regan: Muamar Ghadaffi (Lybia) Bush the Elder: Saddam Hussein (Iraq) Clinton: Slobodan Milosevic (Yugoslavia) Bush the Younger: Saddam Hussein Obama: Osama bin Ladin Trump: Ayatollah Khameini (Iran), Everybody |
Foreign Affairs › Re: We Will Bomb Oman If They Don't Behave - Trump Threatens Oman (Video) by JuanDeDios: 7:15pm On May 27 |
[quote author=WriterNig post=139538224]. So what did Oman do to incur the bully's threat? |
Politics › Re: Senator Ovie Omo-Agege Resigns From APC by JuanDeDios: 6:38pm On May 27 |
SmartPolician: This man will always be remembered as the Senate mace thief! Bad behaviour has zero consequences in Nigeria You recall that too. First place my mind goes to when I hear his name. |
Politics › Re: 2026 Numbers That Prove That Nigerian Opposition Parties Are Not Serious (Photo) by JuanDeDios: 5:38pm On May 27 |
[quote author=SixSeven post=139537757]I know the difference. If you read my comment well, you will see it. APC went for option A4 and all of a sudden, millions of people came out and the nation did not feel it? Tell that to a toddler!
APC wants to rig and it is their conscience that is disturbing them otherwise, if they don't, why will the APC chairman be giving us stats of registered members of each political party like he is INEC? There is no resting for the wicked. Na dia conscience de disturb dem to salaye their rigginomics
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Politics › Re: 2026 Numbers That Prove That Nigerian Opposition Parties Are Not Serious (Photo) by JuanDeDios: 5:14pm On May 27 |
SixSeven: What numbers? What fake numbers? In 2022, Tinubu won by 1k votes, in 2022 this number has exponentially increased through dubious counting to 100000% That one was delegate voting. The current one is direct primaries, all party members vote. Seems people don't know the difference. |
Politics › Re: 2026 Numbers That Prove That Nigerian Opposition Parties Are Not Serious (Photo) by JuanDeDios: 5:08pm On May 27 |
FreeStuffsNG: The parties have conducted their primaries and elected their flag bearers for 2027 Presidential election slated for January, 2027; less than 8 months away.
The results are clear evidence that the opposition political parties to the ruling All Progressives Congress(APC) are unserious and unprepared despite having 4 long years to give Nigeria's democracy credible opposition, which is the hallmark of democracy.
Nigeria opposition political parties failed woefully. I am so ashamed of them.
I have started thinking that it is the right thing to do for every Nigerian to reject them and all their candidate across board in all the elective offices, not only in presidential poll, to express their disappointment.
Are you as upset as I am? I've not read the post, but I agree that Nigerian opposition parties are not serious. Those in government is not serious about governance either. We have an epidemic of unseriousness around here. |
Politics › Re: Amaechi: I Reject The Concocted Results Of The ADC Presidential Primaries by JuanDeDios: 7:42pm On May 26 |
seunmsg: - Rt Hon. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi
Source Atiku dey primaries and you want unconcocted. Ok o. |
Politics › Re: Mohammed Hayatu-Deen Boycotts Result Announcement, Alleges Rigging by JuanDeDios: 6:51pm On May 26 |
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Romance › Re: She Called Me Old Because I Am 31 by JuanDeDios: 4:41pm On May 26 |
Kobojunkie: Does not seem at all like that to me. By the way, she is right that you are getting older because at your age, your chances of having a child with disability have increased by 2%(recent science has shown it is the man's sperm that begins to degenerate after age 28). 😒
So, if you plan to have kids, you should maybe begin seriously screening serious partners, and not 20-year-olds who are not interested in you. 😒 This lie again. Well, it's essentially misleading the way you people present it. |
Politics › Re: Mike Arnold Calls Obi-Kwankwaso Ticket As ‘National Disaster’ by JuanDeDios: 4:21pm On May 26 |
naptu2: Who said anything about the present administration?
Those people are opposed to both Peter Obi and the present administration. I see. |
Politics › Re: Mike Arnold Calls Obi-Kwankwaso Ticket As ‘National Disaster’ by JuanDeDios: 4:04pm On May 26 |
naptu2: Mike Arnold is being sponsored by people that hate Peter Obi more than anyone else. Peter Obi is their biggest competitor. There's no way that he'll like any ticket that has Obi. But he's been a virulent critique of the present administration. Same people sponsoring him? Politics is confusing sha. No wonder they said it's harder than physics. I think it was Einstein that said that. |
Politics › Re: Mike Arnold Calls Obi-Kwankwaso Ticket As ‘National Disaster’ by JuanDeDios: 4:02pm On May 26 |
seunmsg: He finished Kwakwanso and the Sultan completely. Donald Trump won't touch the Obi/Kwakwanso ticket even with a long rope. If not for desperation, the Obi/Kwakwanso ticket should never even be an option. That ticket is a complete betray of the northern Christians who risked everything for Peter Obi in 2023. No sensible Christian either from the north or south (except Ibos for obvious) will vote for a ticket with a well documented fulani terrorist supporter like Kwakwanso on it. I'm glad even Obi's foreign backers are now telling him this. Mr Kwankwaso is a documented terrorist supporter? |
Travel › Re: Bayelsa Airline Makes Maiden Flight by JuanDeDios: 3:48pm On May 26*. Modified: 4:41pm On May 26 |
Pakute: The Nation gathered that the partnership with Pioneer Airlines kickstarts Bayelsa’s foray into commercial aviation and another opportunity to expand the state’s internally generated revenue base. Hehe. Before they will see revenue, it will tay o. If ever. |
Food › Re: How Much Shege Does Semo Show You? by JuanDeDios: 3:45pm On May 26 |
Mariangeles: Semo seems like artificial [swallow] meal to me. It is. Not something I'd make for my kids or teach them to eat. |
Crime › Re: Alleged Kidnappers Collapse After Entering Community — Juju Or Coincidence? (pix by JuanDeDios: 12:23pm On May 26 |
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Crime › Re: Alleged Kidnappers Collapse After Entering Community — Juju Or Coincidence? (pix by JuanDeDios: 12:22pm On May 26 |
meobizy: 1. Why them no set juju in the 1800s to stop the white man from kidnapping our relatives?
2. I don’t believe the story. If it happened, utter coincidence. I knew someone was going to ask this. @op I want the facts established. Did they really fall asleep. I'd love to see an interview of the suspects. |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Warns Foreigners To Leave Kyiv As It Prepares ‘systematic Strikes’ by JuanDeDios: 8:05am On May 26 |
Quelme: The coke sniffing midget will be thought a generation lesson. Don't mess with the Bear.
The UK when carry the matter for head before, don drop sanctions when hand meet them. If you don't tell two big lies in a day, something bad will happen to you. Must be written in the Bible or something. |
Education › Re: IN ALL HONESTY: How Would You Advise This Classroom Teacher? by JuanDeDios: 6:30pm On May 25 |
Bluntguy: Let him sleep. It's part of the learning process. It's not. School hours are for class, not for sleeping. Wake him up and have a talk with his parents on the need to allow him get enough sleep at night. |
Politics › Re: Number Of Registered Members Of Leading Political Parties In Nigeria by JuanDeDios: 6:28pm On May 25 |
blamingthedevil: Number of registered members of leading political parties in Nigeria as submitted to INEC by the respective political parties:
Source But I thought I read somewhere that 10 million people went to crash NDC's website in their bid to register? |