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Which force does Civil defense have to show? Them just wasted one of their own now, sadly. Zero Force, if you lack purpose. Pick civil defense form.. U go dey secure houses 😂 |
How many soldiers per day are this countries sacrificing? Thank God we're entering age where foot soldiers will not longer be relevant in warfare... Blood shade go reduce |
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That man spent alot of money during his campaign like governorship candidates, infact he didn't campaign like local government chairman. |
Who is he and what's his occupation? |
kmaster007:you'll also say our politicians are evil because they don't know basic economics |
That's people who knows economic |
Na man go still marry her, new generation children cannot be like the old Gen. All the regimes like Korea and Iran will end with the death of their father |
Na Tinubu them get for there Also? |
As expected, make we see 2027 |
But that's Nasarawa State project, how is it Tinubu project? I was there when the governor did the flag off |
Emirship is now treated as if it belongs to whichever political party the governor belongs to, which weakens traditional institutions and politicizes culture. When I become Senate President or President one day, I will work to create a balanced system that keeps the people’s vote supreme through elections while protecting traditional rulers from political control. Governors should not have the unilateral power to remove traditional rulers. At the same time, a council of recognized traditional rulers should have the power to initiate the process to sack a governor who seriously abuses tradition or authority, subject to constitutional and legal review, not personal vendetta. This would protect democracy, preserve tradition, and prevent the concentration of power in one office. |
But Iran and Syria has an active embassy there |
The moment Oga from Abuja instruct them, it will be faster than private jet |
Person wey get Tony Elumelu number na still small person? No. Sotey them dey gist for phone call, dey play. Chukwudi is doing well, he knows his beans. |
I understand you but life become more easier than moment you learn to press money |
Israel can handle Boko Haram in 3 days, I wonder why we are not putting an end to them using the right channels and technology |
Maybe he doesn't know about bitcoin and road from Lagos to Togo or Ghana 😂.. Big for nothing man 😂 |
It quite been a while since I heard Hamas say anything |
Can Tinubu grab Kano and run? |
South Africans go think say na Ai ![]() |
Thanks to Donald Trump; otherwise, how would DSS make a case like this a priority? They seem more interested in chasing Sowore than addressing other serious issues in the country. |
Okay 🙁 We don hear, wetin remain? |
You’ve saved me, God bless you. I no too like stress, biko. Na why I do my undergraduate for private school. I was just considering them because of the name and the ‘public school experience’. But after your review, I don japa sharp 🏃🏽🏃🏽🏃🏽 ABU no see me again. |
This is a clear statement that if Russia and China tell you say them get your back.. U better run because when hand dey touch you then go just send statement to chocho media |
Never heard of Mono before but it must be a great solution |
Israel is a very small state in the Middle East, roughly comparable in size to Kogi and Niger States combined. Yet in global politics, Israel has become a default suspect in almost every major international event, whether there is evidence or not. This pattern did not start today. Since the Cold War, Israel has been portrayed as a shadow power, blamed for coups, assassinations, economic crises, and conflicts far beyond its borders. What began as geopolitical rivalry gradually turned into a habit of scapegoating. Something happens in Latin America, Africa, or Asia, and Israel is quickly dragged into the conversation. Proof is rarely required. Logic is often ignored. A recent example is when the United States extracted the Venezuelan president and the sitting vice president immediately accused Israel of involvement. No evidence was provided. No clear explanation was offered. Many leaders find it easier to sell conspiracy theories than to confront their own failures. Instead of addressing internal problems like corruption, weak institutions, or poor governance, blame is shifted outward. Israel has become a convenient symbol onto which anger and frustration are projected. Ironically, this constant accusation inflates Israel’s perceived power. Those who claim to oppose Israel often describe it as all-powerful and globally controlling, even though history shows that no small state has ever possessed such reach. In reality, Israel is not responsible for every global crisis. Blaming Israel is politically convenient, emotionally satisfying, and intellectually lazy. ✍️David Yakubu https://www.facebook.com/share/p/16vdqGXto9/
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I am very sure they have Asokoro rock mock house as well should incase it get to such a point. |
Except for the president that always flies to France for treatment |
Early dis month, just felt like buying it after many years |
Money move, maybe Tinubu should consider borrowing from him next |
