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They want to do him Nnamdi Kanu style. They want to hold him till after next Election. |
There’s a growing Trend being quietly perpetuated by @chowdeck and honestly, not enough people are talking about it. Because how does 30% of ₦16,000 suddenly become ₦14,000? Make it make sense. These charges are starting to feel completely arbitrary. No clear breakdown, no transparency, just inflated totals that don’t add up mathematically or logically. And don’t even get me started on #chowmart . You’re advertising a subscription that covers stores on #Chowmart and offers free delivery, but somehow a major store like @item7go_ Go which is clearly listed is suddenly not available under #Chowmart in my location even though it’s less than 15 minutes from Allen. Then out of nowhere, you’re slapping ₦3,500 delivery fee for a trip that shouldn’t even cost half of that. At this point, it’s not just inconvenience it’s looking outrageous and borderline fraudulent. People need to start asking questions. Follow : https://x.com/i/status/2035270990914052102 For more reactions from Nigerians. cc: seun cc: Lalasticlala cc: mynd44 cc: Justwise cc: Dominique cc: Fergie001
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![]() Who pass you, really pass you. Iran is honestly embarrassing the Muslim world at this point. Imagine having a leader that nobody seems to know or even see. If this news is true, just watch how Israel will eventually take that alleged leader out with a drone controlled remotely from Israel. Their ability to infiltrate enemy networks is one of Israel’s biggest strengths. Israel has become a nightmare for Islamic jihadist groups. It’s also one of the few countries the idea of an Islamic Caliphate has never been able to conquer. For such a small country, it’s remarkable how difficult it has been for Islamic terrorist groups to penetrate it. |
Delat521:Calling Iran an Underdog shows you know nothing about military mights... Iran's military might is feared in the Middle East. The only country who dared to give them a run was Little Isreal. You need to single handedly beat Isreal before you think of taking up the US. If Isreal had the same land mass and financial resources like Iran, even the US won't be able to match Isreal Head to Head because Isrealis are miles ahead most countries in terms of military technology. |
Delat521:Same Russia wey Ukraine dn demystify? North Korea won't even last a day. The only country that should be feared is China or a Gang up of multiple countries against US. Any country wanting to take US head to head would need to take out Isreal first. No single country can completely take out the US. The US having bases almost everywhere in the world is very strategic. They can respond to any attack from anywhere in the world. At some point, even Iran was once feared. It took Isreal to Demystify Iran before the US could face Iran. |
Let's see how this goes. 😂 APC is a very big curse to Nigeria |
I honestly think this is more about strategy than emotion. If you look at how the US and Israel operate, it feels calculated. Precision strikes on specific targets versus Iran responding with large missile barrages. In a long war of attrition, volume alone does not win, sustainability does. With the economic pressure and internal challenges Iran already faces, escalation seems far more costly for them. De escalation might actually be the smarter move here. |
Iran may not be able to strike Israel as aggressively as it did previously. Israel has likely strengthened and upgraded its defense systems, making any large-scale retaliation more difficult and less effective. Israel typically acts when it believes it has a strategic advantage. If the Islamic Republic of Iran chooses to respond forcefully, it could escalate into a situation that severely threatens the stability of the regime. At the same time, Iran is already facing multiple internal and external pressures, tensions with Israel and the United States, domestic divisions among citizens who desire political change, and significant economic challenges. All of these factors limit how far it can afford to escalate. But trust the Islamic Republic, they don't think They'll take the bait. |
Vision101:Guilty conscience... Did i mention any party or any Aspirant? |
It's suicidal for the Iranian IRGC because they'll just be sitting ducks for the Americans and Isrealis. You want to go fight computers and AI enhanced lethal weapons with humans? |
Seem them dn perfect their their rigging plans.. |
Those baby-like cries are usually from Cats... |
Some activists live VDM are already pushing a narrative that Mirabel has mental health problems. That kind of labeling is insensitive and unfair, especially without verified medical evidence. Mental health should never be used as a convenient excuse or as a weapon in public discourse. We also need to consider what could have happened if this situation had not been properly investigated. If she had not been caught lying (assuming investigations confirm that), innocent male neighbors could have been arrested based solely on her words. It would have been her accusation against theirs, and reputations could have been permanently damaged. Beyond the individuals involved, cases like this have wider consequences. When a false allegation gains national attention, it can make society more skeptical of future rape claims. Genuine victims may become afraid to speak up for fear of not being believed. Worse still, actual offenders could attempt to use such cases as part of their defense in the future. If it is proven that the allegation was deliberately fabricated, then Mirabel should be allowed to face the full weight of the law. Accountability is necessary as a deterrent to anyone, whether male or female who may be tempted to weaponize rape accusations for personal reasons. At the same time, we must be careful not to let one case undermine the reality of genuine victims who deserve justice and support. Allegations should always be taken seriously. Investigations should be thorough. Conclusions should be based on evidence. And justice must apply equally to everyone. |
This advice you won't get everywhere |
Sometimes, i wonder what really inspired Aeroplane inventors... Something as heavy as this being suspended in the air. |
As a man, avoid dating women who have nothing to offer. If a woman is not financially independent and has no clear plan for growth, she has no business being in a serious relationship. Men should avoid women who contribute nothing financially, emotionally, or intellectually. There’s a difference between a woman who is temporarily struggling but has prospects and one who is comfortable being dependent. Taking a chance on a woman who is still building is fine, as long as she doesn’t carry an entitlement mindset. Dating a financially stable woman often makes the relationship sweeter. She understands balance and matches effort with effort. You can surprise her with a gift today, and she’ll happily surprise you tomorrow, not out of obligation, but appreciation. But many young women today, especially those with nothing tangible to offer, are consumed by social media, appearances, and unrealistic expectations, waiting for a man to prove love while bringing no real value to the table. |
incogni2o:You want to trail someone bah? |
Lawyers in the house please save a soul |
In 2026, People shouldn't be dying from snake bites na... |
Wike wan show the guy via Keyamo |
Link isn't working.... Break the link. I have a chartered HR professional ready to work immediately. |
Una dn start this Saturday morning.... |
There are enough evidences... Mails, Payslips, chats and others. |
Please... Can any labour lawyer in the house help? |
I am reaching out in distress and desperation. My employer has become increasingly exploitative, repeatedly surcharging staff for issues completely unrelated to our roles. In some months, nearly half of our salaries are deducted, leaving many of us struggling to survive financially. This abuse does not affect only me. Several employees are victims of the same unfair treatment. Beyond the financial hardship, we are frequently insulted, intimidated, and subjected to delayed salary payments. The workplace has become toxic, oppressive, and emotionally draining. In addition to this, our employer deducts taxes and pension from our salaries but does not remit them. Our HMO plans are also neglected and often not renewed, leaving staff without proper healthcare coverage. I feel trapped. I want to stand up for myself and my colleagues, but my employer is extremely wealthy and powerful, while I do not have the financial capacity to hire a private lawyer. If there is any labour lawyer willing to offer pro bono support, or anyone who can guide us on how to pursue justice legally and safely, your help would mean everything. We are not asking for sympathy. We are asking for fairness, dignity, and protection. No one deserves to be exploited or silenced because of fear or financial disadvantage. |
Ogun state again? If it's not Cultism, it's Ritual or Fraud |
Who dey even draft these questions sef? If we no arrest one use set as Example, other people no go learn. |