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Kalashnikov49:
Keep quiet...

We are not talking Oshimole NOISE here.

Trump has broken ranks that is why they hate him.

Kalashnikov49:
Alot is happening in the world but you are fixated on someone that wants the best for his country and hates criminals.

Grow up and know that those you hail and support are actually thr same people that will eat ypur children and call them pizza.

God1000:
God bless the federal republic of Nigeria, we are far better than this banana republic in north America

Bloody dictator

Diligence:
Tell any States Guvs or members of APC Campaign henchmen that if they rig their States General Elections that US & co will be coming for them & you know what? There's no place to hide or run to. We will reporting them LIVE & Direct with their names forwarded to the appropriate global POLICE authorities.

A New Nigeria is POssible
Obi/Kwankwaso ticket will transform Nigeria
The will of the people must prevail
Vote Wisely for every NDC Candidate

UrVillageChief:
Don’t mind them. Hypocrites everywhere. I felt so disappointed seeing that silly protest. Now the South Africans will have something to say all thanks to our Igbo brothers🤦🏼‍♂️
Henceforth, no Nigerian has the moral right to condemn SA.

Kingzjayzee:
https://dailypost.ng/2026/09/16/peter-obi-reacts-to-dangote-refinery-ipo/

Obi said that Dangote’s move validates his position that Nigeria should move from consumption to production.

Elusive001:
Her husband has been millionaire in pounds before he became a governor.

Let's hear that of Tinubu.

How did he become very rich?

aworatak:
Continue ranting on nairaland
Don’t go and hussle.

Rayjay45:
Commend him for what exactly?

Pesin wey don already make Nigeria a laughing stock in the comity of nations.

Una really overestimate your presence in Africa when the truth be say nobody rates you anymore.

Hol Tinubu and his APC responsible.

EdiskyHarry:
The day south Africans killed lucky dube and said they thought he was a Nigerian, was when I knew South Africans have mental problems. Any Nigerian that is currently in South Africa, whatever you see from them, just take it.

RandDigital:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZqQ6jLwuk8?si=jU5FU4kKW3FTVURh

KAHLIS, US YOUTUBER: "South Africans are the Black Americans of Africa, and let me tell you why. I lived in South Africa three times as a Black American. I lived in Johannesburg and Cape Town.

When you talk about South Africans, a lot of them set the tone for Africa.

Guess where Tems moved before she blew up? She went to the University of Johannesburg. She didn't blow up in Nigeria. Not saying you can't, because I know she raps hard and they got a lot of love. But she went out of her country and blew up. Where she went to was South Africa.

If you look at African hip hop, A.K.A. Ricky Rick, right? They're heavily inspired by Black American hip hop. Like they'll tell you, A.K.A. was pretty much the Drake of South Africa. Some of the biggest rappers in Africa are in South Africa.

You'll see Nigeria. That's more like Afro Beat.

The biggest indicators you can see is when The Polygamists (SA Netflix series) blew up. Bunch of Americans talking about it all over the timeline, right? And then who the first person they say? Oh, Tyler Perry should do this. As if Soapies haven't been on for years. South Africa been having Soapies with all that drama. That's not new.

I've been looking at Kings of Jozi since 2020. Like all the shows, Blood and Water. The list goes on, and then you have Nigeria with bad sisters, blood sisters, and a lot of Nollywood, right? But even out of all of the film that's shot in Africa, South Africa is the one that's highlighted. They highlight the one that's in South Africa, just like all the music that's in America, but hip hop still ends up being the most popular.

They always call South Africans like the uppity African, right? And they do that for reasons because they have a lot of privileges that we have here. Like they have a lot of privileges that we have in America, And so, rightfully so, some of them think they're better than others. We'll just say it like that, and not in a xenophobic way. They just know the privileges they have, right?

Out of the continent, they're the hottest country, cause they're the Black Americans of Africa.

And when I was there, I was having people in real life tell me, "Oh, you look Nigerian. Oh, you look South African. You look Zulu. You look Igbo, right? She was like, I could tell you, you're Bantu. I'm taller than the average South African. The average South African male is like five eight. So being there, they knew I wasn't from there.

We talk about them being the black Americans of Africa, and we're talking about having Mandela, and then what we had, Dr. King, we had Malcolm X, even what they dealt with in apartheid, right? We fought against segregation here. They fought against white people directly taking over their land. Right? We were brought in ships here. Those people came to their land and took them over.

The K word having a word that is representative and derogatory of the hatred towards black people in South Africa. K word. I won't say it, but y'all know what it is, or they'll tell you in the comments. Here we have the N word, and then we flipped it and started using it as a term of endearment to show love. And they do the same thing. They say every other word. My nigga, they even got a song. What do you call black man in that America? Right, but they can do that. South Africans are the Black Americans of Africa, and if you don't believe me, prove me wrong. Peace, Khalisate, coming for Africa.

Gbadugbakun:
Are you aware that fuel is currently N1,410 per liter and you're talking about benefits. That refinery benefits only dangote. Period.

obailala:
The northern elite is afraid that the free flow of stupendous oil wealth they've enjoyed for over 60 years would be cut off if Nigeria is decentralised...

Bizibi:
what an ignorant comment.......oil is in all regions so who is cornering who?

nedu666:
Let tinubu use chatgp. Abi did atiku invent chapgp

tfelicityk:
Why the silence all this while? Let assumed he was gathering informations but why few months to the 2027 election ahead that he is spitting fire which are either true or false.

He had been a VP. I expected him to have designed a model to take Nigeria high as he presumed.

ogododo:
https://dailytrust.com/tinubus-faac-boom-is-a-scam-atiku/

Sheuns:
So if a woman is taking forever to cook a food while her children and husband are hungry, it becomes a problem when the family decide to ask questions on when exactly the food will be ready?

The children can go hungry for all she care because she’s cooking and has no definite answer to when the food will be ready?

Sheuns:
What Rufai asked was a very simple question.

How have all these numbers improved the lives of the average joe on the streets?

Isobug:
Park well bro, So you don't know Rotus is Pro-Tinubu. With his nonaligning figures all the time. I have found him wrong with figures more than 10 times that's why I don't bother watching his program again

Leboska:
If you truly listen to the interview you will know it's the other way round

experts:
*Why Does US Habitually Vote Against Africa’s Interests at UN for Two Decades? — PeacePro*

The Foundation for Peace Professionals (PeacePro) has questioned what it describes as a 20-year pattern of the United States repeatedly opposing African positions at the United Nations, asking whether Washington’s relationship with Africa truly reflects strategic partnership.

PeacePro’s concern follows the September 4 UN General Assembly vote on an African Union backed resolution, where 164 countries voted in favour, six abstained and the United States stood alone in opposition.

In a statement by its Executive Director, Abdulrazaq Hamzat, PeacePro said the latest vote should prompt a broader examination of US voting behaviour towards Africa over the past two decades.

“The map is not the story. The vote is. Why does the United States so frequently find itself on the opposite side when Africa speaks collectively at the United Nations?”

PeacePro said its review of UN voting records indicates that the US has opposed almost all Africa led proposals subjected to voting during the period under review.

The organisation stressed that its question is not anti-American, but diplomatic.

“One vote can be explained as disagreement. A recurring pattern over two decades requires examination and explanation.”

PeacePro therefore asked, “If Africa is genuinely a strategic partner of the United States, why do African collective positions so often collide with Washington’s diplomatic preferences at the UN?”

PeacePro said it is examining the voting record to determine how often the US has supported, opposed or abstained from African sponsored and Africa related resolutions, and whether the pattern has remained consistent across successive US administrations.

“We are not seeking to manufacture an anti-American narrative. We are asking an uncomfortable but legitimate diplomatic question, which is that, when Africa stands together at the UN, how often does the United States stand with Africa and how often does it stand against it?”

MoneyMan5:
When Peter Obi returned to his hometown, Agulu, for campaign, nine years after pulling his people out of poverty.

When Peter Obi returned to his hometown, Agulu, for campaign, nine years after pulling his people out of poverty. pic.twitter.com/RGNdBpKzLc

— Emir of Port-Harcourt (@WOkene) September 7, 2026

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