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America benefitted more from the war. Billions of barrels of Iraqi oil and artifacts were stolen by US. quote author=FlyoruB post=85527629]The demand by the Iraqis that the u.s leave their country can be considered a major diplomatic coup by Tehran and a big slap to America, after spending trillions of dollars and wasting so many American lives, only to be disgracefully asked to leave by those they paid with American blood to 'liberate' American misadventures in the Middle East are always bound to fail from the very beginning.[/quote] |
Prayerful Muslims get insight and guidance from dreams and visions. Some even hear verses of the Quran recited to them in their dreams. This helps to direct them to the path required of them. quote author=AIIyIic post=85357013]Please, no pun intended here. Just trying to get my facts right and make proper decisions. Do Muslims see visions and do they fall in trance? Lalastica[/quote] |
God bless these courageous judges. Thieving politicians. quote author=ijustdey post=85440929] https://www.independent.ng/court-declares-pension-to-ex-governors-null-and-void/[/quote] |
Bro, forget am. Even stars change over time. Only God knows the truth and no man can truly see the future , nor the character that will manifest in the future. Kendumazy: |
If you read the Sultan's speech with an open mind, you will agree with him. Bias and prejudices are equally serious worms eating away our societies. quote author=helinues post=85278423]Ohhhhh.. So Boko haram are Catholics right? ISIS are Buddhists sebi? Taliban are definitely Anglicans Houthis are indigenous Pentecostal Nonsense and ingredients[/quote] |
Exactly. quote author=lexy2014 post=85218716] Brother I was thinking of this point u raised earlier in d day. If these are investing $600m, then there's massive concessions they will b getting from d govt same way they did in SA[/quote] |
Why is no one talking about the antecedent of the Gupta family? This is the beginning of another Chagoury family. quote author=Bazamfare post=85194623] https://leadership.ng/2019/12/24/600m-steel-plant-will-be-nigerias-highest-non-oil-fdi-gupta/[/quote] |
Does not change the history. Trump does not like it. 9jahotblog: |
China is fighting the truth. Mezut's comments have further opened the eyes of the conscientious world to the genocide being committed by China. What goes round does comes round. Another ethnic group will someday be at the receiving end of China's gestapo tactics if the rest of China refuses to stand up for the truth. basicallyme: |
Without bias to the merit of the allegations made by Timi Frank, the description of the man as a political activist reminds me of Dino prior to the 2015 general elections. Dino then was out of government, and he quickly became a political activist and an anti-corruption campaigner sharp sharp. Timi was kicked out of APC. It seems our politicians will always find a way to make themselves relevant and pretend to be with the masses whereas they are after their own pockets. Olusharp: |
Long throat will kill the North. Yet, it is the thieving elite of the North sha. Agreement is agreement. If they set the country ablaze, they will reap the dividend. quote author=dre11 post=84901273]ACF chieftains disagree as Middle Belt, SOKAPU unite against North •Elders call emergency meeting to present common position https://www.sunnewsonline.com/2023-presidency-splits-northern-leaders/[/quote] |
Comments like this are the very reason the social media control law is being considered. Someone certainly did a shoddy job on parenting. Chizmickey: |
He only rose to be a Senior in a Consulting firm. There are persons who are more eminently qualified professionally and academically than Nami all over Nigeria. Tunde Fowler was even more qualified than this Nami. This is not being biased. If the President must replace an appointee, he should at least chose someone that matches the outgoing one or better qualified and not someone less qualified. What are they thinking really? Islie: |
God bless SERAP, its executives, and funders. God bless Justice Oguntoyinbo of the Lagos State High Court. There has to be an end to this daylight political robbery. Shooyie: |
As usual. You remember Daniel Kanu, Arthur Nzeribe, Uche Chukwumerijie. The list can go on and on. mumumugu: |
I suppose we see things differently. Goodluck KingSatan: |
You know she did not create herself. It is her creator you have mocked. There are things in your body or life you don't like. Think if someone abuses you for it. Empathy is God-given. KingSatan: |
If she has the mind to go for further studies, I will suggest mathematics, specifically statistics. She can do financial risk at the MSc level. There are courses in that line that there are very few Nigerians doing it and it is lucrative. Younghacka: |
Thank you. Well said. LordKO: |
He has just learned politics. GEJ will soon be APC and who will Reno criticize? His benefactor GEJ? Reno will soon join APC following GEJ. And he has to soften the ground by being less critical of APC to praising the part selectively and finally decamping and praising all that APC is. By that time, APC would be fully PDP of old. That is politicians' life for you. Always putting their mouth where their bread is buttered. or=TITOPE post=84161775]Reno Omokri, former aide to ex-president to Goodluck Jonathan has given reasons he has been silent on the outcome of Kogi election. Omokri on Monday announced that his silence was as a result of the attitude of Nigerians towards him and the likes of Femi Fani-Kayode and Dino Melaye. Describing Nigerians as being ungrateful, the former presidential spokesman further announced that henceforth he will stop criticizing President Muhammadu Buhari government and concentrate on evangelism. According to him, Nigerians deserved the Buhari-led government. Omokri on his Twitter page wrote: https://mobile.twitter.com/renoomokri/status/1196475933298954241 http://www.titopeblog.com/2019/11/nigerians-are-ungrateful-deserve-buhari.html[/quote] |
But they are determined and proving it. Men are fast losing the arena and women are boldly taking over. And of course, women have reasons to work harder than men. Decades of dehumanization, demonization, and the relegation to the obscure roles are enough motivation. But what will fuel the greater femalelisation of the world in the future will be the competition to corner the fewer and fewer available men as a husband. The latest UN report states that women outnumber men twice or more and this trend would likely continue. teekrackz: |
They want to trend abi? But forgot there are deeper meanings to our actions. They should pray against poverty oh. Apeshy102: |
Compare the Almagiri system with the Igbo entreprenueral system and you will not be surprised the Human development Indices coming from the two regions. quote author=mercyokoro24 post=84021204]A photo has emerged showing a tired Almajiri boy sleeping on a pile of dirt along the road in Northern Nigeria. The sad photo was shared by a Kano based Facebook user. The photo describes the fate of many Almajiri children who are abandoned by their parents after being sent out to fend for themselves. Almajiri is a system of Islamic education practiced in northern Nigeria. Almajiri derives from an Arabic word, rendered "al-Muhajirun" in English transliteration, meaning a person who leaves his home in search of Islamic knowledge. But, the system has been bastardized over the years. Source>>>https://www.ogbeta.ng/2019/11/sad-photo-of-nigerian-child-sleeping-on.html[/quote] |
My room was big for the 1HP. You should tell them the length, and breath of your room or give them an idea of its size, They will advise the appropriate size of ac to buy. lebete3000: |
Separations and divorces are certainly never caused by virtues but negative attributes by both or one party(ies). No one likes to wash the dirty linen in public especially to a prospective spouse. If you know now, you may quit Expect the worst going into the marriage. If she cannot trust you with her past now, she may never do forever. Although history tends to repeat itself, it is not always so. So, it is your call really. Quote author=frankyskyboi post=83599131]I started a relationship with a lady in March this year and it's been going on well though she works in Lagos while I'm in the eastern part of the country. When we were at the introductory part of the relationship, I asked about her family and she told me they are separated. I asked what's the reason for the separation and she said its due to irreconcilable differences and they separated when she was a toddler that it's her dad that raised her up tho she keeps contact occasionally with her mum. She stays with her aunts in Lagos. I asked if she asked both parents to know why and she said she only asked her dad and he said he doesn't want her mum to be working class and she insisted to be One that he wants her to be a stay at home wife. I asked if she heard from her mum and she said no. She also said her aunts said same thing her dad said. The reason really didn't go down well with me as it's too flimsy and I've told her to ask her mum and she keeps procrastinating or giving one excuse or the other. It beats my imagination how a grown up adult can't know with conviction why her parents separated or I guess the truth is being hidden. I'm bringing this up here because my brother married from a separated home and it was war before my parents gave consent. If she can't give me concrete reason why the parents broke up which I'll present before my parents, I really don't know how the relationship can move forward because we detest divorce in our family. Please I need your advice if I should continue or quit.[/quote] |
This post is really unnecessary. The man has won the 2nd term and he will finish it, whether you bad mouth him or not. If you wish him to fail, you are indirectly wishing the 200 million Nigerians he leads to have a bad life not just for the period Buhari is the president but many years to come may be affected as the level of the failure may have consequential effects for decades. The wise have accepted the situation and are praying for Nigeria and Buhari. EastGold: |
The problem with the North is self inflicting. They need to look inward and stop pointing fingers. Give them Presidency for a century, they will still continue to recycle poverty unless they change their backward thinking. They had it so good but instead to educate the Morthern masses, they cared less. Having the president from your bloc in 2023 will destroy the country. Greed is bad in itself, but greed upon injustice destroys more quickly. The North had truly fed fat on the South and adding greed to it will unite the South. Yesterday is never a total indicator of tomorrow. Those who have ears. Let them hear. author=Racoon post=83278793] https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.sunnewsonline.com/north-wont-succumb-to-blackmail-on-2023-yerima-shettima-president-arewa-youth-consultative-forum-2/amp/ :[/quote] |
It is not common. quote author=olaric post=83284857]What a time to be alive Choi! Only in Nigeria will you see a prince walking while a slave riding on a horse. It shall not be well for all those who sold their rights for a morsel of eba. Tinubu and his gang shall know no peace.[/quote] |
Seen from your narrow prism again. You simply behaved like the man you condemned. Orjioorji: |
The FG is confused. Lacks a good thinking cap. I will rather they toll roads than increase VAT . Also I will be glad to pay toll to drive on a good road. The toll that bad road has taken on us all is humongous. Loss of valuable time. Stress. Loss of life, in addition to bad spots being the criminals' vantage locations quote author=Ecstasy154 ost=82880154]Okechukwu Nnodim The Federal Government on Saturday said it did not make any policy statement to suggest that it would reintroduce toll gates across federal highways in Nigeria any time soon. It said if such move was to take effect soon, there would be proper explanations on how it would commence. When asked to state if the government had rescinded its decision to reintroduce toll gates, the Special Adviser on Communications to the Minister of Works and Housing, Hakeem Bello, told our correspondent in Abuja on Saturday night that the Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, never made any policy statement on toll gates. Bello said, “Look, why the so much excitement over nothing? The minister never made a policy statement. If the government wants to make a major policy like that (toll gates reintroduction), there will be explanations, press conferences, briefings and all of that. “It was during the course of the press briefing (at the state house) that someone asked about tolling and the minister responded by saying that there was no law against tolling. So why would people hold this high as if tolling is starting tomorrow?” “Of course, that cannot be a policy statement for one to say tolling is coming tomorrow or very soon. He (Fashola) didn’t make a policy statement on when there will be toll gates on our roads.” https://punchng.com/no-policy-statement-yet-on-toll-gates-reintroduction-fg/[/quote] |
American misadventures in the Middle East are always bound to fail from the very beginning.[/quote]