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Sports / Re: Paris 2024 Medal Table: Africa Is The Only Continent Not In The Top 30 by Litmus: 7:26pm On Aug 07 |
ddippset: I'm sure this type of continuous cussing, and nagging, and insulting of Nigeria fills Nigeria athletes over in Paris with great confidence. I'm sure It helps imbue them with the little confidence they need to do just a little beter than they otherwise might have given whatever unfortunate circumstances you believe they endured before going to Paris. I'm sure you belly aching is not an additional burden on whatever they are bearing as Nigerians. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: FG Places Diaspora Sponsors Of #EndBadGovernance Protests On Watchlist by Litmus: 6:18pm On Aug 06 |
FG Places Diaspora Sponsors Of #EndBadGovernance Protests On Watchlist Good. Meanwhile, see pic attached depicting UK updated protest turned Rio sentencing guidelines. The pic is for the delusional "Saner Climate" brigade! For Nigeria, substitute, Inciting Racial Hatred, with Inciting Ethnic Hatred.
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Politics / Re: Protesters Storms Nyesom Wike's House In Port Harcourt (video) by Litmus: 4:19pm On Aug 06 |
sIfioksq: Something deeper than this is taking place. Politicised jealousy, lowest form of rebellious thinking that I thought Nigerians were beyond. No nation with jealous citizens ever progresses or contributes to humanity. They never look beyond what others have, never look forward only behind. When the poor masses make the wealthy of thire society the fault of thire suffering, the nation dies. Those online working to place this ugly dieses in the Herts of Nigerians know what they are doing. Lack of jealousy is what made Nigerians greater than other Africans. You instil jealousy in the hearts of people, you arrive at a blame culture where people never take responsibility for thire own actions or failures. They no longer become strivers. The wealthy can live elsewhere. Dangote could live happily in the Bahamas. 2 Likes |
Technology Market / Figure Robot Latest Iteration Vid Just Dropped by Litmus: 2:52pm On Aug 06 |
Politics / Re: Nigerian Military Flags, Not Russian Flags By Farooq Kperogi by Litmus: 9:50am On Aug 06 |
Nigerian Military Flags, Not Russian Flags By Farooq Kperogi Does this mean the military do not know their flag? Context: military men have been on Viewing Media warning the public about the consequences of waving foreign flags in crisis situation such as that in Kano. Treasonable offence punishable by death, they stated. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Why Fuel Importers Will Frustrate Dangote – Obasanjo by Litmus: 8:34am On Aug 06 |
Nigerian may go some way towards frustrating the cartels by turning to Electric vehicles. China is being weighted down by surplus EVs.And before you frustrate yourself, when you sneer about Nigeria's Electricity infrastructure, go out there and make the effort, if you can afford EVs , you'll make it work. Try. The world turns, your time may be here. |
Politics / Re: Protests: Don't Open Tomorrow - Irate Youths Warn Business Owners In P/Harcourt by Litmus: 7:01pm On Aug 05 |
santopelele: After talking over what next? 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Kaduna State Government Imposes 24 Hour Curfew On Kaduna And Zaria Cities by Litmus: 5:42pm On Aug 05 |
Government Imposes 24 Hour Curfew On Kaduna And Zaria Cities Rolling out the Curfew, huh, lol. Perhaps the mistake the Government made was in actually believing that the people were hungry. One day, two days, at most, hungry people would be depleted, too exhausted to carry on. Government didn't know hunger means something different in Nigeria than in the rest of the world. Hungry Nigerians gonna run up and down for ten days Scientists are wasting time trying to wring energy out of insipid cold water fission when Nigerians are bristling with miraculous energy from starvation. |
Crime / Re: Man Arrested In Kano For Flying Russian Flag, Calling For Anarchy by Litmus: 3:35pm On Aug 05 |
See, yet another reason why I keep repeating that open borders and integrated Africa ideals is no good for Nigeria? We now have either people infiltrating Nigeria from Niger Republic, through our open borders, waving Russian flags on Nigeria soil calling for military coupe In Nigeria because they came from a failed state and want Nigeria to be as rubbish as thire country OR we have stupid Nigerians that, having studied failed states like Mali, Niger Republic and Burkina fasso, saying, "Yeah, Niger Republic, Mali and Burkina Fasso" is what we want to be like. 'They are our role models in the spirit of One Africa!!!' |
Politics / Re: Join Us On Monday Or Shut Down, Protesters Threaten Business Owners In Jos by Litmus: 8:18am On Aug 05 |
Goodnewsforlife: Things like the quoted above is why Nigeria needs to monitor or ask for help in monitoring Social Media. Nigeria needs to find out the Troll Houses in Africa, hunt people employed in such places, arrest and prosecute them. Same needs to be done with domestic trouble makers and ethnic hate stokers hiding online. Freedom of expression is valuable but not at any expense. People should not be left to feel absolutely invulnerable online. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Shops Being Looted In UK As Protest Spreads by Litmus: 11:51pm On Aug 04 |
Brendaniel: Believe me, if people in the UK were suffering only half as much as people in Nigeria claim they are suffering, and if thire economic difficulties were half as bad, the UK State would shoot and imprison way more "yobs" than is happening now in Nigeria. ....and there would be no big brother nations pointing fingers at their government with all the implications this would mean for an Africa nation's government in a similar situation. |
Sports / Re: D'Tigress makes history, first African Side In The Q/final Of The Olympics by Litmus: 8:06pm On Aug 04 |
jojothaiv: They are South Sudan not Nigeria. South Sudan is a young, rising nation, in terms of excelling, so they have not risen high enough to be dragged down by envy and jealousy the way Nigeria is trashed. I've finally decided for myself that after inability to keep records, envy and jealousy are factors mitigating against world wide blacks. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Protesters Break Into Hotel Housing Asylum Seekers In The UK (photos) by Litmus: 7:51pm On Aug 04 |
Make una destroy Nigeria, Jappa come England, come join us fight looming race war. Nigerians don't value that beautiful Nation called Nigeria. Faith may take her away from you if you're not careful. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Russian Government Denies Involvement In Kano Protests by Litmus: 6:02pm On Aug 04 |
Nigerians with your tough, dense skulls. You the influential ones with half a brain, don't encourage protest because the masses are still too primitive, but una no go hear word! It's all about you and your selfish, political ambitions. If you're all not careful, you won't have a Nation to satisfy your selfish egos and the masses will still suffer. They will end up fighting, destroying thire own land and, in the end, ultimately starve. I mean actual starvation, like Ethiopia in the 80s, not this pretend one you all cooked up in your strategy drawing rooms. You organiser don't care for the people, you're driven by selfish ambitions, envy, and vindictiveness. |
Crime / Re: Househelp Confesses To Killing Justice Ajumogobia’s Daughter In Lagos by Litmus: 1:13pm On Aug 03 |
derecho: Me saying, 'you're one of the murderer's evil relatives trying to sow doubt in the public mind', is just as valid in its evidencelessness as your statement. |
Politics / Re: Hardship: Sanwo-olu Urges Agro, Food Processing Companies To Crash Prices by Litmus: 7:10pm On Aug 02 |
Ikaeniyan0: Dear god look at this. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Violent Protesters Set Ablaze Secretariat, Two Vehicles In Niger by Litmus: 3:16pm On Aug 02 |
Port Harcourt protest looks mature at this stage. Niger should copy Rivers State. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuVeJfVrQSs?si=HWAfCCFJu1-uAntn Borrowing Ruffai's constant use of the word "Optics". I would say, the Optics of Port Harcourt looks like a first world country compared to the primitivity of Kano state. I haven't researched Niger properly , so can't comment confidently. |
Politics / Re: Lagosians Are Enjoined To Go About Their Businesses Without Fear- Sanwo-Olu by Litmus: 12:14pm On Aug 02 |
shepherd316: As long as you have a multi party political system, the level of corruption and gross incompetence in government will mostly be as great as the opposition can make people believe there exists, regardless of interest rate, Niara strength and amount of food on the table. ..to make matters worst, there's the small issue of Convention. This is when the political party ousted from office employs similar tactics to try and get the next government out of office. |
Sports / Re: France Beats Nigeria 75 - 54 In Women's Olympic Basketball by Litmus: 12:09pm On Aug 02 |
Nigeria Athletes are doing what the most vocal "Nigerians" love best, which is loosing so that this types of Nigerians can have more to grouse (complain and blame ) about. |
Politics / Re: Lagosians Are Enjoined To Go About Their Businesses Without Fear- Sanwo-Olu by Litmus: 10:24am On Aug 02 |
It Is beginning to seem as though relocating the Capital of Nigeria to Abuja is not the great idea it looks on paper. Lagos is turning out to be a hopeful place. So I Hope the people remain intelligent in the spirit of Nigerians as I know Nigerians to be. If you must protest, protest in peace. A city can be brought to a standstill through peaceful protest without needing to go full blown African Stereotype! |
Politics / In Future Would You Invest In Kano ? by Litmus: 12:09am On Aug 02 |
Politics / Re: Soldiers Shoot Dead Four #EndBadGovernance Protesters In Borno by Litmus: 11:49pm On Aug 01 |
Sapasenator: No mind them. |
Politics / Re: Protesters Shut Down Abuja’s Central Business District by Litmus: 7:43pm On Aug 01 |
Kano poor running off with the goose's ingrimafor
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Politics / Re: Protesters Shut Down Abuja’s Central Business District by Litmus: 7:12pm On Aug 01 |
Where some of our people look to technology in declaring the superiority of white people over blacks, I do not. I see thire superiority in the smaller things such as Religion, Record Keeping, thire fables. You can tell a lot about a people by looking at the stories they tell. Europeans have insightful ones: the Kings Invincible Clothes; The Simple Tailor; Chicken lichen; The Goose that Lays the Golden Egg , to name but a few. Incidentally, do you know that the people that slew the Goose that laid golden eggs, with the aim of harvesting the Goose's internal organ, which they hoped was made of gold, were people that kept pleading hunger, poverty and suffering ? |
Politics / Re: Gunshots As Police Prevent Protesters From Blocking Major Road In Minna by Litmus: 4:24pm On Aug 01 |
All those youths up North running along the road like mad men, looking for police and rich people to eat, why don't they all invade those places like forest , and villages where bandits reside and eat those first ? Wouldn't doing so make more sense in this your protest aimed at alleviating hunger ? It's not as if the youths fear police or army guns, thire spokespersons have been boasting all over social media that nothing can stop them, they have no fear and so on. They are now brave Nigeria youths! Africa and the world is watching , not laughing under the table, but saluting you. Viva indy youth! |
Crime / Re: Abducted EKSU Professor Found Dead, DSS Reveals Kidnap Masterminds by Litmus: 8:50am On Aug 01 |
Again the importance of Record Keeping. You can't do potential employee background checks without record keeping. Curriculum vita system won't work if there are no national or state data on citizens. You cannot document individuals convicted of crimes, type of crimes and cautions they have had without record keeping data system and consequently potential employers won't be successful in any bid to do background checks. The employing of house helps in Nigeria where unemployment is high and industries that create jobs are scarce, is vital to the socio economic wellbeing of Nigeria. This sector should not be discouraged. We need to implement vigorous record systems in Nigeria. This will help security and stabilise the country in so many ways. 1 Like |
Foreign Affairs / Re: In Ghana, Court Bars Economic Hardship Protest by Litmus: 10:33pm On Jul 31 |
How do you end hunger by protesting ? Why did Ethiopians not end hunger that led to nearly a million dying from starvation by protesting ? I need educating, someone please tell me how protesting, instead of farming, ends hunger ? Why is a hunger protest better than an insecurity protest ? ...abi na hardship protest ? How does this work? |
Politics / Re: African Cities Sitting On ‘Keg Of Gunpowder’ As Growing Youth Anger Fuels Unrest by Litmus: 4:54pm On Jul 31 |
Mostly in the West does the destruction of eggs lead to omelette. They invented the dish. In Africa, if the youths destroy eggs, it will be mainly due to reading about how eggs were destroyed in the West to make omelette. Africans, on destroying eggs, will expect omelette on demand, which will lead them to destroy more eggs until no eggs are left. Then they will drown in the seas of yolks and albumen. Read my signature and understand the way forward. Difficult but true. |
Health / Re: Japa: Only 650 Doctors Attend To Over 3.6 Million Population In Kwara – NMA by Litmus: 4:19pm On Jul 31 |
busomma: I'm in the UK and the relatively well paid native UK Doctors are leaving for America, Canada, Australia and New Zealand in search of relatively better pay and working conditions. This is causing a crisis, which is why the UK solicit health care professionals from third world nations like Nigeria, India and the Philippines. Doctors want as much money as they can earn, nothing to do with fleeing from Hell. They are placing the financial well-being of themselves and their families above patients, country or moral equivalence. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: 24 Hours To Hunger Protest, Steps FG Has Taken To Stop Demonstration (Full List) by Litmus: 2:48pm On Jul 31 |
I doubt the government, or majority of Nigerians that are unenthusiastic about tomorrow, are against protest, they are instead against what seems increasingly like plans for Riot masquerading as plans for protest. If in doubt why this may be, disregarding the lesson of resent history such as End SARS, you only need go through Social Media to see overwhelming sentiment expressed by those in support of tomorrow's protests and those keen on taking part. |
Politics / Solar Energy Generation By Countries During A 40 Years Span by Litmus: 11:33am On Jul 31 |
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