 Politics › Re: Insecurity: Don’t let Trump promote religious war in Nigeria, Falana warns FG by Julius1995(m): 7:44am On Jan 05 |
You are not patriotic. You have never been. And will never be. You are an APC/Tinubu supporter. The fact that you have BAT as your president after you've had Buhari for 8 years is a testament to the disgracefulness of your country. End. illicit:
I don't worship Tinubu either
Yes i can talk anyhow i want to about anyone who call my country a now disgraced country
Where's ur patriotism |
| Politics › Re: Insecurity: Don’t let Trump promote religious war in Nigeria, Falana warns FG by Julius1995(m): 9:46pm On Jan 04 |
Yes. Who you worship is a primitive Bola Tinubu. I dont worship men or god. And thats was just a simple advice. You can lead a one man attack against Trump. illicit:
I don't worship him, you can |
| Politics › Re: Insecurity: Don’t let Trump promote religious war in Nigeria, Falana warns FG by Julius1995(m): 9:12pm On Jan 04 |
"We even let him get away with saying too much derogatory things about us", patriot, you know, you can lead a one man attack against Trump because you, a faceless nobody, who support APC (a terrorist organisation), does not like what Trump, the most powerful person in the world says. illicit:
Trump has an agenda and its not in any Nigerians interest
Who will protect muslims, the grand mufti of Iran?
We even let him get away with saying too much derogatory things about us |
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| Foreign Affairs › Re: "Watch Your Back": Trump Warns Colombian President Gustavo Petro by Julius1995(m): 7:20am On Jan 04 |
Today, Libya is still by far better than Nigerian, and going by every HDNI metrics: one of the best countries in the continent. You people should stop this Libya lies and mourning. BodyCount:
Y'all will continue to be daft and defend impunity at all cost because it has not affected you.
So for your mind now, USA is clean and they're the police of the world?
They can invade any sovereign country that won't have enough strength to fight back, bomb them indiscriminately, and kidnap their leaders indiscriminately?
Can USA dare do this to China, North Korea or Russia?
DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY INNOCENT PEOPLE THAT USA HAVE KILLED THIS MORNING IN THIS BOMBING?
If this was done to a Muslim country, you people would have been using the narratives of Islamic terrorists, right?
Just as you defended what those terrorists did to Palestinians, but you can cry that Russia is doing genocide to Ukraine...
Don't worry, karma exists... It'll one day be your turn and come to your doorstep.
In the coming weeks, The intoxicated terrorist will stop talking about drugs, and will now focus on the main goal, which is LOOTING.
This was what Obama did in Libya.
USA also did the same thing in Iraq, stealing tons of gold.
When Gaddafi was killed by those terrorists, some ignorant Libyans were jubilating, today we all know the status of Libya... |
| Politics › Re: Wike Says He Will Be Buried Politically If Fubara Secures Second Term by Julius1995(m): 7:10am On Jan 04 |
Why is this primitive human always barking. No one embodies the tragedy and primitiveness of Nigeria like he does. Someone that should be a motor park conductor somehow finds himself in powerful public positions. Shame. He has never done any dignified job outside government in his life. He has not contributed anything to the progress of the country aside taking. How will the nation progress with people like him; with this kind of madness dressed like politics. |
| Politics › Re: Private Depot Raise Petrol To ₦800/Litre In Lagos by Julius1995(m): 7:03am On Jan 04 |
The allocation to your state government increase significantly since Buhari before subsidy removal. In dollar terms, it actually has not increased much. It's the same way F.G budget has increased astronomically over the past 10 years. You have a brain, and its yours, use it. Your brain does not belong to APC. ki02020:
Abegiii
Stop this misinformation jare
Subsidy was not removed abi
How come the allocations to your states government increased with such margins |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Photo Of Captured Venezuelan President, Maduro by Julius1995(m): 7:15pm On Jan 03 |
Julius1995:
He was not sold out, he is one of the most unpopular presidents in the world locally and internationally. His time was due. He ought to have seen the handwriting on the wall. How many world leaders have you seen spoke against his 'arrest'? |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Photo Of Captured Venezuelan President, Maduro by Julius1995(m): 7:15pm On Jan 03 |
He was not sold out, he is one of the most unpopular presidents in the world locally and internationally. His time was due. He ought to have seen the handwriting on the world. How many world leaders have you seen spoke against his 'arrest'? WriteerNg:
Even Boko Haram will put up a strong fight.
Maduro was captured without any resistance.
They truly sold him out. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Photo Of Captured Venezuelan President, Maduro by Julius1995(m): 7:13pm On Jan 03 |
That Tinubu did not listen to lunatics like Gumi is a testament of his sagacity? Are you and your Tinubu that dumb? MoneyMan5:
This is why Tinubu Political Sagacity is top notch. Donald Trump would have been more forceful with Nigeria if Tinubu listened to the like of Sheik Gumi and some Northerners chest beating US forces will go in body bags.
This is why it is good to at least have a President with a little bit of intelligent, Tinubu would be cooling off in US Jail cell now if he had mistakenly implicated himself that he supported Christian genocide in Nigeria and Nigeria would be experiencing more crisis.
Venezuela military have better assets than Nigeria forces, they have F16 fighter jets and S300 air defense system that Nigeria can only dream of still it only took 2 hours for US Delta Force to captured Maduro. |
| Islam › Re: Igbo Muslim Lady Raises Alarm Over Safety Of Muslims In Nsukka by Julius1995(m): 12:02pm On Jan 02 |
You came late to the party. The de-Islam of the world is on swing full time. BAILMONEY:
Islam is here in Igbo land to stay
It's a war no human worshippers or pagan will win.
History is a great teacher
To all my fellow Igbo Muslim brothers and sisters here, I salute y'all with the universal greeting ALMIGHTY ALLAH ordained for mankind.
ASALAM ALEIKUM
UDO NKE CHINEKE DIRI UNU NILE💫 |
| Politics › Re: List Of What Tinubu Has Done In 3 Years - Akingangan by Julius1995(m): 6:57am On Jan 02 |
He also called Anthony Joshua to wish him well. Celebrated Reuben Abati on his Birthday. Went to the Pope's ordination. Spoke one time without stuttering. Came to Lagod to Celebrate Christmas. There are many other things that the best president in human history has done, abi don't you think, you primitive human? akingangan:
1. Removed fuel subsidy and unified exchange rates, leading to long-term economic stability because it eliminates fiscal distortions and attracts genuine investments.
2. Doubled government revenues in some periods, reaching over ₦31.9 trillion in 2024, because this provides more funds for infrastructure and social programs without excessive borrowing.
3. Reduced fiscal deficit from 5.4% of GDP in 2023 to 3.0% in 2024 because a lower deficit promotes fiscal discipline and reduces debt burden on future generations.
4. Increased foreign reserves from around $4 billion in 2023 to over $23 billion (some reports up to $46 billion) by late 2024 because higher reserves strengthen the naira and protect against external shocks.
5. Achieved trade surpluses for multiple consecutive quarters because this improves the balance of payments and supports currency stability.
6. Boosted non-oil exports to nearly 48% of total exports because diversifying exports reduces over-reliance on oil and builds economic resilience.
7. Nigerian Stock Exchange gained around 48% in 2025 because a strong stock market reflects growing investor confidence and creates wealth for citizens.
8. Upgraded credit ratings and attracted increased foreign direct investment, especially in the digital economy, because better ratings lower borrowing costs and drive job-creating investments.
9. Projected GDP growth exceeding 4% annualized because sustained growth expands the economy, creates jobs, and improves living standards.
10. Launched the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND), benefiting hundreds of thousands of students (over 300,000–788,000 disbursements for tuition and upkeep) because it removes financial barriers to higher education and builds a skilled workforce.
11. Provided presidential grants and loans to over 900,000 Nigerians for entrepreneurship and skills development because this empowers youth to start businesses and reduces unemployment.
12. Implemented a ₦70,000 national minimum wage to improve living standards because higher wages boost workers' purchasing power and stimulate economic activity.
13. Allocated N80 billion for infrastructure upgrades in 100 federal unity schools because modern facilities enhance learning quality and promote national unity through diverse student interactions.
14. Reopened all 47 federal unity secondary schools after temporary closure due to insecurity because ensuring safe access to education supports continuous learning and student development.
15. Established 119 learning centers nationwide for almajiri education because integrating vulnerable children into formal education reduces street begging and builds future productivity.
16. Approved a new National Policy on Almajiri Education because a structured policy addresses root causes of out-of-school children and promotes inclusive development.
17. Began re-establishment of 157 model almajiri schools, integrating out-of-school children, because this brings millions back into education and curbs social vulnerabilities.
18. Appointed new leadership for the National Commission for Almajiri and Out-of-School Children Education because strong leadership ensures effective implementation of reforms.
19. Unveiled comprehensive almajiri education reforms with international support because modernized education for almajiri children fosters social integration and long-term national progress.
20. Initiated major highway projects, including Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road, Sokoto-Badagry Superhighway, Abuja-Kaduna-Kano Road, and Lagos-Ibadan Expressway because better roads reduce travel time, lower transportation costs, and boost trade.
21. Invested over ₦2 trillion in road infrastructure because massive investment creates jobs during construction and supports economic growth long-term.
22. Modernized ports (e.g., Tin Can Island, Lekki Deep Sea Port integration) and expanded rail networks because efficient ports and rail improve logistics, reduce import costs, and enhance export competitiveness.
23. Signed the Electricity Act 2023 to decentralize power generation and encourage private investment because reliable electricity is essential for industrial growth and household convenience.
24. Launched a diaspora mortgage scheme offering low-interest loans up to N50 million for Nigerians abroad to build or buy homes because it channels diaspora remittances into productive housing investment.
25. Unveiled a new housing platform for diaspora Nigerians to purchase properties across all 36 states and the FCT because easy access encourages diaspora contribution to the economy and reduces housing deficit.
26. Implemented Renewed Hope Housing Programme with nationwide construction and diaspora-inclusive financing because increasing housing supply makes homeownership affordable for more Nigerians.
27. Groundbreaking for 3,500 housing units in Renewed Hope City, Abuja because large-scale projects create construction jobs and provide modern living spaces.
28. Eliminated over 13,500 terrorists and enhanced military operations in troubled regions because improved security restores peace, enables farming and business, and protects lives.
29. Rolled out Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) program to lower transportation costs because cheaper fuel alternatives reduce public transport fares and ease inflation pressures.
30. Introduced consumer credit schemes because accessible credit helps families afford essentials and stimulates local consumption.
31. Provided agricultural funds leading to increased food production (e.g., 20% rise in rice output in some reports) because boosting local farming lowers food prices and enhances food security.
32. Distributed cash transfers and subsidies to vulnerable groups because direct support alleviates poverty and improves quality of life for the most needy.
33. Rewarded Super Falcons players (after 10th WAFCON title in 2025) with $100,000 equivalent each, a three-bedroom apartment, and national honour (OON) because generous rewards motivate excellence and inspire young girls to pursue sports.
34. Awarded Super Falcons technical crew $50,000 equivalent each, housing, and honours because recognizing support staff ensures sustained team performance.
35. Rewarded D’Tigress players (after fifth consecutive AfroBasket title in 2025) with $100,000 equivalent each, an apartment, and OON honour because such incentives promote women's basketball dominance and national pride.
36. Awarded D’Tigress coaching staff $50,000 each, housing, and honours because valuing coaches encourages professional development in sports.
37. Used these rewards to motivate athletes, inspire youth (especially girls), and promote women's sports and national unity because celebrating female champions advances gender equality and unites the country through shared success.
38. Increased oil production to around 1.68 million barrels per day because higher output boosts government revenue for public spending.
39. Expanded digital identity enrollment (over 126 million in NIMC database) because comprehensive identity coverage improves service delivery, reduces fraud, and enables targeted welfare programs.
40. Re-adopted the old national anthem because it restores cultural heritage and fosters a sense of historical continuity and patriotism. |
| Politics › Re: Drama As Joseph Ogiehor Delivers Letter To Albert Obaze In The UK by Julius1995(m): 8:14am On Jan 01 |
Primitive people. Lunacy is the only thing the black race is contributing to the human race. What a shame. Decent society is still incapable of changing these ones. |
| Politics › Re: 2027: We will resist any plot to rig elections - Peter Obi by Julius1995(m): 3:11pm On Dec 31, 2025 |
If this country should move further, people like you should have no place in it. In fact, you will be a curse wherever you are in the world. seunmsg:
The report of the last election clearly showed that rigging was more pronounced in the south east than any other region in Nigeria. So, when the major beneficiary of the 2023 rigging has made rigging the talking point of his 2027 presidential contest, I think it’s better for INEC to start taking notice.
Those who plan to rig always make the loudest rigging claim against others. We shall collectively ensure that the kind of rigging that happened in the South East in 2023 doesn’t repeat itself again in 2027. |
| Business › Re: Countries With The Highest Real GDP Growth In 2025. by Julius1995(m): 8:15pm On Dec 30, 2025 |
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| Business › Re: Naira Records Second Straight Appreciation Against US Dollar by Julius1995(m): 8:56am On Dec 25, 2025 |
Was this same N1,499 not celebrated last few weeks? What sort of madness is this. |
| Business › Re: Traders Lament Low Patronage Of Poultry, Foodstuffs In Abuja by Julius1995(m): 8:40am On Dec 24, 2025 |
You mean they should sell at loss? Are you insane. Because even the current price only has small markup for profit. The cursed politicians that cursed people like you support destroy Nigeria everyday while enriching themselves, but accursed people like you put the blame on innocent people who are only trying to survive. madridguy:
Let them go and eat their live stocks at home. Our greediness will one day bring down our country if we don't caution ourselves.
Christmas is a season of love but our traders will always make it a season of agony. Imagine selling a chicken for 30-45K, this are normal chicken of 10-15K but because it is Christmas season, everyone want to cash out. |
| Health › Re: Man Writes His Own Tribute Before Passing Away (Photo) by Julius1995(m): 8:32am On Dec 24, 2025 |
May his soul find peace. And may his family and friends find the fortitude to bear the painful loss. |
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| Politics › Re: Pictorial Difference Of Tax Law Passed And What Was Gazetted by Julius1995(m): 8:56pm On Dec 22, 2025 |
Honest and mature question here: how will thiis impunity and treasonavle act benefits you? Yes, a d I k ow you support Tinubu, APC, and whatnot. But how does that discrepancies benefit you? helinues:
Good. You can now go to court with this details.
Hope you people also have the original copy of both Real Tax law and the modified one
The graphics above is just assumption. Original copy of the 2 will be needed to win your case in court.
All the best in doing that though |
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| Education › Re: Countries By Average IQ by Julius1995(m): 9:50am On Dec 18, 2025 |
Even if the make a list based on the quotients you mentioned, we will still fall below. Vilgax:
Nigeria falls between 65-68...
but the IQ is a poor measurement of intelligence because they focus mostly on logical/analytical skills, ignoring crucial aspects like creativity, emotional intelligence, wisdom, and practical skills. |
| Politics › Re: Kogi: Kidnappers Found With Miyetti Allah ID Cards Killed In Shootout With Navy by Julius1995(m): 9:47am On Dec 18, 2025 |
The government (government actors) are complicit |
| Romance › Re: Red Flag Discovery Gone Wrong. Should I Still Continue This Relationship? by Julius1995(m): 8:47pm On Dec 15, 2025 |
Simple question please: where is the red flag and Bleep up in everything you wrote? Dont you know that whe. Lady's get to certain age, it is logical to be strategic; that is, they tends to be more welcoming of proposals and friendship. It is just not putting ones orange in one basket. Keep playing. Chijeep:
I was having some doubts about her loyalty because I'm not friendly with long distance relationship |
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| Politics › Re: Nigerian Whistleblower Nnamdi Emeh Faces Christmas In Detention Amid Court Delay by Julius1995(m): 8:38am On Dec 15, 2025 |
Someone said you people are evil. Thats wrong. Whay you people are is being accursed. Salewa97:
Toh
The whistleblower himself have been caught in the web of corruption.
How did he get the information about organ harvesting? |
| Education › Re: Can Your Child Survive South Korea's Brutal Grading System? by Julius1995(m): 7:28pm On Dec 13, 2025 |
You are shifting goal post. But you have a point. And please stop using blanket categorical statement. Taiwanese are the key people behind global semiconductor chip industry. Semiconductor chip is the backbone of every technology (software and otherwise). So how you equate Nigerians to such people is funny. Indians have taken leadership of some of the most important companies ('tech' since you mentioned software) in the world. But I admire and respect your positive outlook of Nigerians. Its good. Nigerians have zeal, at least on average. Lastly, your dig at private universities students is funny. Alumni of good ones have towering achievement records. DeOTR:
If you graduate from a Nigerian university (not private institutions or universities where they do sortings) and you graduate with a first class, but you you couldn't replicate the same abroad and you're not working part-time, your Nigerian first class degree is questionable. You can't possibly judiciously earn first class in Nigeria and fall below that level abroad with the same zeal. It's understandable if you're working to offset bills.
And no, there's nothing special about Taiwanese or indians or Asians in general. They don't have any special abilities that Nigerians don't have, at least, not in software engineering. |
| Education › Re: Can Your Child Survive South Korea's Brutal Grading System? by Julius1995(m): 12:31pm On Dec 13, 2025 |
Its based on your definition of excel. If you take Nigeria as the standard, then a Nigerian American is a standard of excel. But if you compare a Nigerian American to Taiwanese-American or Indian-American or Southeast Asian who are considered model citizens anywhere, then your definition of excel might shift. On education, please stop using blanket categorical statement like: "there is no way in hell a first class student in Nigeria will drop below that mark in any school abroad", that is below the belt of your exposure you want us to know about. How did you arrive at that conclusion? Did you take a survey of all first class students thay moved abroad? So how did you arrive at such arrogant conclusion? Because I know few folks who did not replicate their first class, which is not a bad thing. DeOTR:
An average Nigerian student will excel anywhere in the world. That's a fact. There's no way in hell a first class student in Nigeria will drop below that mark in any school abroad.
I've studied in two universities outside Nigeria, and I didn't have migraines like I did during my first degree in Nigeria and I performed far better. |
