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DAMAII:Where in Nigeria does something like that happen? |
Tired of Offili and her sour face, let her run for Turkey make man hear word. |
The owners of that restaurant are ruined now. Their business destroyed. Even if Nigeria called on the services of the American CIA, UK Scotland Yard, Interpol and invited CNN along to film the investigation of the restaurant in progress, and finding no evidence, the general public would still be hesitant to patronise that establishment ever again. This incident is just a small sample of the huge, huge damage perpetrated on Nigeria by ambiguous people and their ambiguous nationality online. |
dominique:How on earth did your mind manage to contort and twist into the state whereby your mind was unable to understand that the building would've been built by south African contractors for the Nigerian since the Nigerian is living in South Africa? He is unlikely to carry or contract Nigerian contractors and builders from Nigeria to South Africa, init? |
Op forgot Sudan. Darfur (2004–2020): Nigerian peacekeepers regularly came under direct attack from supporter of APC militias and other armed groups while protecting civilians and escorting aid. The most serious case was the Haskanita attack (29 September 2007), when armed groups overran an AU base and killed 7 Nigerian soldiers (and several others wounded). Nigerian troops also faced ambushes, firefights, and roadside bombings throughout UNAMID’s mandate. Ref: Chatgbt. |
boxypane:Also?? They are the main culprits in this type of crime. They have gangs and syndicates. Sometimes they'd have one or two Nigerians among them. Ghanians do not like Nigerians. Nigerians, for reasons beyond my ken, like Ghanians. Ghanians would not ordinarily join in any cooperative endeavour with Nigerians, unless they have a plan for the Nigerians. So when a Nigerian is among Ghanian involved in cars, mobile phones theft abroad for the purpose of sending these stolen items to Africa, the purpose the Ghanians have for the Nigerian is as the ones to apportion blame if things go irredeemably wrong such as if they are caught and the media comes calling. Jail time or fines may be inevitable for all but the average Ghanian has such love for his nation that his last gasp effort would be to save his Nation shame even if he himself is finished. The Nigerians, if among, would be there merely for the role of being the ones to be blamed as those that led the Ghanians astray. And with vague ridiculous hope thire presence could lead investigatiors in a different direction. |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3Qx9EoW_ek?si=OD-TmFKG13P9p5FM Lithium has long powered the electric vehicle revolution, but its reign may be ending. CATL’s new sodium-ion battery, known as NEXA, could upend the industry with game-changing advantages. Built from abundant, low-cost sodium, it delivers a staggering 3.6 million-mile lifespan while retaining 85% capacity over years of use. Energy density sits at 175 Wh/kg, but the real breakthrough is cost—potentially just $10 per kilowatt hour, half that of lithium. Add resilience from –40°C to 70°C, and the future looks clear: a cheaper, tougher, longer-lasting battery that could make lithium obsolete. |
Provide Social Safety Net For Nigerians,If you don't have border control, make that, "Provide Social Safety Net For all West and Central Africans". You'll have to budget for that. |
I feel that some of the more influential Nigerians most vocal against Kemi are not against Kemi because of Kemi's belittling of Nigeria, her insults and misplaced ideas of suffering in Nigeria, but because they could not use Kemi to destroy Nigeria. Instead a wild and undisciplined Kemi attacked Nigerians indirectly through demonising the Nigeria state, a precursor to her intent on creating immigration rules that would impact Nigerians in the form or "Friendly Fire". Thing would have been much worse for Nigeria the country if her current Nigerian critics had been able to get thire way, which was to use Kemi like a fine scalp against the Nigeria state. These people have no more love for Nigeria than Kemi. Has Kemi said worst about Nigeria than Sorrowo, some of you YouTubers, your Ghana friends, and many of you here ? Ordinary Nigerians need to work for each other and work for Nigeria and pay very, very, very little heed to the political and related Activists class. Nigeria is your country none of these people have your ultimate interest at heart. |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MH5ctq_7KU?si=ETO-iC1xpZIGhdct "Welcome to Lagos, where today we're putting cutting‑edge electromobility to the ultimate range test! On one side: the all-new Saglev SKY 01 electric SUV. On the other: a trusty Lexus RX350 petrol beast. We're pushing both to the limit—tracking real‑world range, energy use and surprising cost comparison over Nigerian roads." "Can the saglev SKY 01 keep pace with traditional petrol when the stakes are long‑distance performance? Will fuel prices or charging convenience tip the scales? Let’s jump right in and find out!" |
Nigeria's Opposition Politics culture is destroying the brilliant minds Nigerians ordinarily have. This Force is unknowingly stifling the ability of Nigerians to think freely and ponder issues independently by somehow hijacking all discourse, however unrelated, and turning them into an attack on Nigeria with the purpose of getting Nigerians to hate the system in ways that benefit oppositions political ambitions. Can I ask the supporters and critics of Kemi here - who have diverted the overall understanding of what Kemi is really doing into mundane issues of the Nigerian state, for the benefit of opposition politics and its political activist minions - who do you think will benefit from the privatisation of the NHS ? |
goody234:Windrush and others - precisely. It's the Asian method . Blacks never work with the establishment against Asians in order to gain anything but Asians do that all the time against black people. In the UK, in the US an so on. Blacks usually work against themselves. Kemi appears to be the first Black figure actively playing what could be called the "Asian game". Kemi is allowing herself to be used by the establishment to enforce rules and regulations that will disproportionately impact South Asian and Muslim communities. She’s made it easier for herself by leaning on the fact that Nigerians are often publicly critical of Nigeria. This allows her to use Nigeria as a shield—pretending that when the time comes, she can say: “Look, I attack my own heritage too, so you can’t accuse me of being biased against other groups.” There’s a lesson here for Nigerians, especially those active online: stop attacking your country. These attacks will be used against you in one form or another, out there in the wider world. Personally, I suspect that much of the anti-Nigerian rhetoric we see online isn’t even coming from Nigerians, but from other Africans—particularly Ghanaians—posing as Nigerians. They often exploit the Biafra angle to make the Igbos appear as the source of these ani Nigeria attacks. This adds to the damage already done by only a handful of real Igbos, Edos etc and our often shortsighted political opposition culture, which attacks the country itself—and its people—rather than directly challenging the government in power. |
Leave Kemi alone oooo Nigerians! Get some sense! Kemi is merely trying to help the UK get get rid of thire Asian population. The UK, Europe traditionally tackle their immigration difficulties indirectly through black people because black people are weak and stupid, see Ghanians, South Africans and UK and to some extent Europe wish to cut down thire Asian population- specifically South Asians and those of Islamic background flooding Europe and crossing the channel to the UK. The British would concentrate on the black people among them to creat fear that hopefully would lead to legislation that would be used to clamp down on overall immigration. Kemi is merely playing this game just as Asian politicians targeted black people indirectly. By always talking about Nigerians, Kemi is trying to protect herself or future proof herself against being accused of helping to discriminate against the Asians. There! Now I've stated it and am now stupid for doing so. |
Igbos, not herdsmen, behind killings in the South-East - Joe IgbokweIs he South African-attitudenising the Fulani people? That is, blaming them for all ills of the area due to various political and social expediencies |
Nigerian government needs to encourage Nigerians to leave Ghana. Look, what harm would it do to advise Nigerians, if they are able, to consider relocating to Nigeria or travel out of Africa and go abroad. Nigeria Leaders need to be proactive, practical and less sentimental about Africa. Africans are not special, much of Africa is full of either simple minded, sub intelligent humans or people with a naturally easy to lead, inferior and mumu mindset in a world that has them fully in sights, ready and eager to exploit them. Nothing special. WHY, WHY fawn over Africa? Put Nigeria and Nigerians first! Forget one Africa it is a daft idea, concentrate on Nigeria!!!! I wish I could click my fingers and this would influence Nigeria leaders to see a little of what I see and cause Nigeria leaders to think more about Nigeria, the sanctity of Nigeria, the future of Nigerians and think less of Africa. |
Though you won't see it now, but the best out of this situation for Nigeria would be if Ghana could kick out every True Nigerian from Ghana and Nigeria kicked out every Ghanians from Nigeria. Difficult to accomplish but would be the best news for me at any rate. That country Ghana is sick, I've been studying thire anti Nigerians activities online for close on 20 years. People will not cease with that worn-out refrain, "when in Rome act like a Roman". Why on earth would any healthy person wish to act like a Ghanaian? |
Nigeria winning the Africa women's Football tourney is a better reason for thire ire than many of the crap reasons written by others, I bet. ![]() |
It bothers me Nigerians don't understand Ghanaians or choose to turn a blind eye on what these people are up to online. I feel without doubt and in the depths of my heart that Ghanians are an unhealthy, evil people and absolutely bad for Africa. If you're Igbo this is for you. We none Igbo Nigerians love and respect you people. There are many of us battling online for you as fellow Nigerians. If you don't get this impression then it's because our posts and the things we say are deleted by the Ghanians that possibly own the media. Don't you dare believe that those that posts and say "I am Nigerian and supporting Ghanaians" are Nigerians. Also and much of the media going around saying, "it's not other Nigerians but the Igbos" are most written by Ghanaians also. Forget that Idiot Mamudu Journalists who says he's Nigerian and lives in Ghana. He does not represent me as a Nigerian. One day I hope Nigeria the Nation investigate individuals like these, dig into thire background and do DNA tests. Hope mods don't delete this post. |
Our ancestors should be restless in thire graves with embracement. Time was, JJC behaviour meant a thing of shame not pride. Apart from not wanting to disgrace your race and culture, JJC behaviour singled you out as probably of "Common" stock among the Nigerian, African and general emigrant community abroad. You knew better than to fall on your knees, on arriving abroad, gawping, bug eyed and raving at so-called first world standard even if you arrived barefoot from the village wearing grass skirt and leaning on a spear. But now Africans wear this behaviour with pride, pointing ignorant fingers at people back home as though going abroad is akin to heaven. Absolutely no shame. Inferiority complex as an aspiration. |
Don't regret living Abroad, why should you, just don't disrespect people living in Nigeria and thire county, keep your ugly, disrespectful opinions to yourselves. Stop being idiots proudly on the world stage. |
Africa need to stop calling East Africa ocean Indian Ocean. Leaving East Africa ocean Indian Ocean psychologically gives India ownership of all the island nations off the coast of East Africa. Names are important but not god given. For the sake of fairness and equity, a line should be worked out along the midpoint between Asia and Africa so that one half would be East Africa ocean while the other half remain Indian Ocean. |
helinues:They were always going to do this. I predicted it in some of my posts last year. I stated then that these nations would eventually be looking to go to war with Nigeria backed by Russia. Nigeria is a very key nation in the reckoning of Russia against the West. Key in Africa. France resents Nigeria secretly. French West Africa needed to free themselves from France but they went about it the wrong way. Burkina Fasso, Niger Republic and Mali needed to consider that world trade and economic system is largely controlled by the West. How they cut ties with France was going to determine how they are able to lift thire people out of poverty given that the West work together and can suffocate them. I foresaw that it wouldn't take time for Mali, Burkina Fasso and Niger to find out that thire revolution was going to falter, exposing them to dangers of counter coupes, insurgencies, Western sponsored terrorists and uprisings by the people. I guessed that they would try to lay all blames on Nigeria. And that , quite apart from any backdoor prompting by Russia or even France ( you had better believe this latter) they, Burkina Fasso, Mali and Niger, might like to see the entire region in chaos. This way , the region might emerged restructured in ways best suited to all involved except Nigeria. |
Too late, Kemi made a mistake, as did Nigerians when they too quickly tried to embrace her. Kemi needed to be left alone to settle. Busybody people couldn't wait, now everything is ruined. As for the social media attacks and counter attacks, it has entrenched my convictions that a major part of Nigeria's problems is to do with the Nigeria state failure to grasp or understand her population. Many so called Nigerians are not really Nigerians. Maybe we need to borrow from African Americans and begin to make a distinction between Foundational Nigerians and Nigerians. Foundational Nigerians being those whose ancestry is rooted in Nigeria since the creation of Nigeria and whose people lived in the area now Nigeria before the amalgamation. Don't know how this can be achieved or if it can but the point is, due to Nigeria's open borders, many that we call Nigerians are progenies of mixed heritage, recent settlers from other nations and so on. |
