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Politics › Re: FG Alleviating Poverty With Propaganda By Dele Sobowale by malali: 9:53am On Jul 29
Buhari Paid subsidy for oil and forex
Buhari had a global Covid crisis
Buhari was selling crude oil at 20$-30$ per barrel
And yet he didnt borrow in 8 years what Tinubu has borrowed in 3 years.

Tinubu is not paying oil subsidy
Tinubu is not paying forex subsidy
Tinubu has no Global crisis (Covid)
Tinubu Is selling oil at 80$-90$ per barrel

But Tinubu has already borrowed more than Buhari borrowed in 8 years and this is only year 3 for Tinubu.

Politics › Re: FG Overshoots Borrowing Limit As New Debt Reaches N12.62tn by malali:
Despite removing petrol and forex subsidies, recovering billions from past looters, and selling crude at $80–$90 per barrel (vs Buhari’s $30 era lows while still paying subsidies and managing COVID), the Tinubu administration has borrowed far more aggressively.

In 2024 alone, new borrowings hit ₦12.62tn (61% above target) pushing annual pace significantly higher than Buhari’s 8-year average.

This raises serious questions about wasteful and inefficient spending. With low capital utilization and ballooning debt service, where is the money really going, duplicated agencies, ghost projects, or recycled leakages to be discovered later?

Why are Nigerians, still suffering from poverty,inflation,insecurity...when we are spending so much borrowed funds....where are we spending this money to ?

Fiscal discipline remains a major concern.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Amnesty International Says Benjamin Netanyahu Is Wanted For War Crimes by malali: 6:35am On Jul 29
Netenyahu is a genocidal criminal (same crime they accused Hitler of) and should be arrested.

Crime › Re: TRAGEDY IN ABUJA: Serving Army Intelligence Colonel Killed Resisting Abduction; by malali:
Nigeria losing more Generals than Iranians/Russians/Ukrainians who are actually at war.

How do you capture and kill a whole Army General with security detail in his own house ?

Insecurity has to be addressed now brazen attack of a General at home in Abuja, is definitely crossing a red line.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Houthis Claim Missile Attack On Saudi City After Kingdom Strikes Yemen Targets by malali: 11:55pm On Jul 25
Mainstream headlines dutifully repeat "Iran-backed Houthi rebels" same outlets bend over backwards to avoid "USA-backed Israeli terrorists"

This isn't journalism, it's narrative control. Houthis get the terrorist/rebel tag for targeting ships and Saudi infrastructure in a brutal civil war proxy fight. Yet Israel's far more devastating military campaigns, with vastly higher civilian tolls, endless occupation, and U.S. weapons, funding, and diplomatic cover, are framed as "self-defense" or "counter-terrorism." The asymmetry is glaring

The world is increasingly seeing through the deception. When every Iran-linked actor is a "militia" or "rebel" threatening "commercial shipping," but U.S.-armed actions get sanitized language and UN veto protection, people notice the hypocrisy.

Foreign Affairs › Re: ICC Fires Karim Khan Over Sexual Misconduct by malali(op):
They come for anyone who actually touches the untouchable and call it a scandal right on cue. First it was starmers and his lieutenants, now karim khan the second he moves on gaza, every single time someone pushes back against the slaughter of children, some trumped-up misconduct charge drops out of nowhere to drag them out of office. the pattern is impossible to ignore anymore.

Whenever an international official or political figure steps out of line and threatens the impunity of Netanyahu and the broader western-backed agenda, the machinery of moral destruction spins up instantly. they don't debate the geopolitics; they manufacture a personal scandal to execute a character assassination, ensuring that anyone with a platform learns the cost of independent justice.

What we are watching is the total closure of institutional space for dissent. The world cannot remain hostage to a small group of Zionists and Washington handlers who demand absolute submission. if an ICC prosecutor can be summarily ousted the moment his investigations touch raw nerve endings of western hegemony, then international law is nothing more than a domestic enforcement arm for an empire.

Foreign Affairs › ICC Fires Karim Khan Over Sexual Misconduct by malali(op): 12:51am On Jul 25

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJU1aUNTc5M?si=32IFKZNCZoNxvJhU

Mr Khan, 56, a prominent British lawyer, has served as prosecutor of the ICC since 2021.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has fired its chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, over a sexual misconduct scandal.
The dismissal of Mr Khan, who was suspended in early June to allow an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct against him, was announced in a statement by the ICC on Friday.

“The Assembly adopted a decision, by secret ballot, by an absolute majority of 82 States Parties, finding that Mr. Karim Khan committed serious misconduct and serious breach of duty and removed him from office under article 46 of the Rome Statute,” ICC said.

It added, “The Presidency of the Assembly continues to call for due respect for the privacy and the rights of all parties concerned.”

Mr Khan, 56, a prominent British lawyer, has served as prosecutor of the ICC since 2021. The allegations of sexual misconduct against him first surfaced in 2024, but he denied any wrongdoing.


His dismissal comes barely a month after he was suspended and an investigation into the allegations of sexual misconduct against him was conducted by the ICC.
Source: https://gazettengr.com/icc-fires-top-prosecutor-karim-khan-over-sexual-misconduct/

Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Rejects US Ceasefire Proposal Delivered By Iraq PM — NYT by malali: 12:35pm On Jul 24
First there was Goliath then came David.



First there was USA then came Iran.
Foreign Affairs › Re: The President's Policy Is A Head For An Eye - Marco Rubio (Video) by malali: 10:33am On Jul 24
Willie2015:
Saudi Arabia has pledged to have nuclear bomb, if Iran goes nuclear.
24 hours ago, Trump signed a nuclear deal for civilian nuclear program for Saudi...
That's a simple clue to my position.

North Korea is not an Islamic nation with Jihadists...not have history of funding proxy militias...

Pakistan quest to go nuclear was catalyzed by its severe conventional military asymmetry with India...

Iran quest for nuclear weapon is to nuke Isreal and the US, thats the core difference.
The Late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's Doctrine fight against Israel and the United States is framed as an existential, religious, and strategic imperative. The struggle against Israel not merely as a geopolitical conflict, but as a binding religious obligation (Jihad) for all Muslims.

I would have continued our conversation, but you are typing your feelings.....you have no clue on history. You are only repeating what Netenyahu has said.....Netenyahu has killed more children than Iran in the last 100 years.

But you somehow subscribe to the narrative that the world should be afraid of Iran.

LOL......Do you have your own comedy show ? I will like to bring my kids to watch you. grin grin grin grin grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: The President's Policy Is A Head For An Eye - Marco Rubio (Video) by malali: 10:01am On Jul 24
Willie2015:
Iran is not going to backed down on Uranium ...
Whether JCPOA exist or not..
JCPOA was just a life line for IRGC......
Most military top guns know that .
its simply just a classic postponement of evil days....by the Obama Administration.
That's why JCPOA was a bad deal.
Let Trump and Isreal continue their pressure...
Its not yet maximum....when it gets to that stage ..
The whole world will know .... No one will sit on the fence...

D other side of the coin is simple...

If Iran get nukes..
Saudi Arabia will push the US for its nukes...
Other actors in the gulf countries will push for their own nukes...
Hamas...Hezbollah.. Houthis etc will have access to dirty bombs ....via Iran
We will have loose nuclear material falling into the hands of radical splinter factions in the Middle East.
Then we have a bigger problem across the entire globe.. Boom Boom Boom
Just imagine dirty bombs in the hand of ISWAP and BH in Nigeria here..

Everyone will understand better grin cheesy
Are you the bogeyman ? This is just a bunch of whataboutism.
North Korea has Nuclear weapons.
Pakistan has Nuclear weapons.
Iran never fought anyone back in the days......Irans pariah status started after they nationalized their Crude oil from the persistent theft.

You sound like a typical consumer who swallows mainstream headlines whole and calls it analysis.
Shallow takes parroting the loudest Western narrative, recycling the last 5–10 years of CNN talking points while ignoring decades of actual history.
Go read properly , 40 to 50 years back. Understand how we actually got here instead of recycling recent media scripts.

I’m not an Iran supporter, but I prefer depth over echo-chamber noise.

Real insight demands looking at all sides, not just the one with the bigger microphone and better PR.
Foreign Affairs › Re: The President's Policy Is A Head For An Eye - Marco Rubio (Video) by malali: 9:15am On Jul 24
lightwind:
Still talking trashy, still not pointing out what Iran has lost, still talking about what US has lost and their money.

And i keep asking you, what is your business of how much US have lost in the war ?
Are you a US citizen in any way, are you a tax payer in US ?

You are hyping Iran too much, stop lying to me i hate liars.

Now i can see you are indirectly saying Iran doesn't value it's own citizens and soldiers lives. It's only the USA that values theirs so much that you are crying for them.

How many Iranian commanders and soldiers have all gone ? Na only US own dey u important pass cos you don't value Iranians own.

Since regime change has not been practically achieved in Iran then let the New Supreme Leader come out in public and address his nation if he sure for am.

USA have spent so so billions this and that, and how much have the Iranian regime spent in fighting back, ok you don't calculate that because you ain't permitted to because they won't let you into their country to come and calculate for them how much they have spent in the war, na only US own you fit calculate.
Rubbish!!

I blame the Democrats for all this cos their hatred for Trump is no childs play.

I am sure by now, Mossad must have identified his location but waiting for some time to take him out.
I am still looking for the sense in your write up.........
Politics › Re: Gbenga Daniel Secures 75 Senators Endorsement For Ijebu-Remo State Creation by malali: 8:47am On Jul 24
This Ijebu-Remo state creation push is the same recycled nonsense. Another ego trip dressed as "historical justice" and "bringing governance closer." Nigeria already has 36 states, many of them glorified local governments that can't pay salaries without FAAC handouts, generate meaningful IGR, or deliver basic services.

Creating more micro-states won't magically produce development. It only creates more governors, more commissioners, more assembly members, bigger overheads, and fresh access to the national cake for a few elites and their cronies. We’ve seen this movie before, new states, same poverty, same dependency on Abuja.The real problem isn’t the size of states; it’s the rentier mentality. Weak states keep running to Abuja to collect oil money they didn’t earn, then turn around to cause legislative chaos and ethnic agitation.


This fragmentation only weakens the federation further while delivering zero economic viability.Until we focus on making existing states productive, fiscally responsible, and less parasitic on oil revenue, approving more tiny states is just multiplying failure. Development comes from competence and internal revenue generation, not from carving out new fiefdoms for political godfathers.
Travel › Re: Stunning Drone view Of Sokoto-Badagry Highway by malali: 8:29am On Jul 24
I am surprised, not a single news of bandits kidnapping the road construction workers.

Or bandits delaying the construction.

Who are really the Bandits.

If they can construct a road like this without bandits interference or insecurity delays.

Is the Government the Bandits huhhuh
Foreign Affairs › Re: The President's Policy Is A Head For An Eye - Marco Rubio (Video) by malali: 8:27am On Jul 24
Willie2015:
U.S. and Israeli intelligence agencies confirmed that a notable portion of the liquid capital of the unfrozen JCPOA deal was diverted to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).

Syrian Civil War: [/b]The influx of cash coincided with the peak of the Syrian conflict, where Iran spent billions annually to prop up the government of Bashar al-Assad through direct cash transfers, subsidized oil, and militia salaries.

[b]Proxy Proliferation:
Funding to Hezbollah in Lebanon, the Houthis in Yemen, and various Shiite militias in Iraq saw a measurable uptick during the 2016–2018 window.

[b]Ballistic Missile Development: [/b]Because the JCPOA did not legally restrict conventional weapons development, the IRGC utilized freed-up state revenues to accelerate its precision-guided ballistic missile and drone research programs.

JCPOA deal was a deeply flawed agreement that enriched a hostile regime without fixing the root problem.

Classic selective timeline. Iran funded Assad, Hezbollah, Houthis, and built missiles for decades before JCPOA, under heavy sanctions.

The "windfall" was mostly their own frozen money, much of it already earmarked, and sanctions relief was partial.Trump's max pressure after pulling out? Iran enriched uranium to near-weapons levels, accelerated missiles anyway, and proxies kept getting paid.

If cash was the issue, why did behavior get worse post-2018?

JCPOA wasn't perfect, but it temporarily lengthened breakout time with verification. Killing it without a better deal just gave Iran both money and nuclear progress. That's the real flaw, not "enriching" a regime that survives sanctions like water off a duck.
Foreign Affairs › Re: The President's Policy Is A Head For An Eye - Marco Rubio (Video) by malali: 8:23am On Jul 24
dermmy:
Trump knows he has failed and lost this war. The war he is now fighting is just to save his ego and this is very dangerous for him and America.

Gbam !!!
Foreign Affairs › Re: The President's Policy Is A Head For An Eye - Marco Rubio (Video) by malali: 8:22am On Jul 24
udemzyudex:
US just doesn't want to escalate the war, it doesn't want to go all out on Iran so it won't look like a Russian /Ukraine war they were against.

That's why US is bombing and hoping for a deal, at least one that will favour it.
Left for Israel, Israel don't care.
If Israel have he capability US have, trust me the story would have change a long time ago.
US just want a deal simple.
Listen to yourself....lol
They had a deal before, Obama got a deal. The JCPOA.
There is no such thing as a friendly war, while waiting to get a deal.
Trump had to beg Iran to leave Israel alone, the last bombing Iran carried out in Israel.

Do you even whats going on ?
Foreign Affairs › Re: The President's Policy Is A Head For An Eye - Marco Rubio (Video) by malali: 8:19am On Jul 24
lightwind:
Everytime US is losing soldiers and billions bla bla bla. Are they complaining to you ? What's your headache in the money they're losing.

Look at how you just carefully analysis everything, removing Iranian casualties and damages out of it, now looks as if only the US is losing things and the Iranians are not losing anything.

So if Iran can rebuild quickly, is it US bases that can't be rebuild quickly ?
Are you living inside Iran, do you know the massive damages being done there at the moment, do you know what it means to bomb a country straight 12 consecutive days without stopping ?

Nigeria muzlims all are on social media complaining of what America is losing in the war with Iran, while making the whole thing look as if Iran is not losing anything undecided.


If USA like let them spend 30 trillion dollars on this war, is none of your business besides they're one of the richest country on earth.

And for your info, Ali Khamenai Ayatollah is dead, so practically regime change have been achieved and if e sure for Mojtaba the new self acclaimed supreme leader let him come outside in public to address his nation.

The US is only using Iran to taste new bombs as we speak.

What kind of bombs does Iran have in their possession btw, ballistic missiles, missiles, drones ?

All this weapons boku for US military hands and disposable.

I hate when you people come on social media to hype this Iran.
Khamenei is dead, but the regime isn't, Mojtaba is in charge and the Islamic Republic is still fighting back with missiles, drones, and proxies.

War's ongoing 5 months later with collapsed ceasefires.Both sides are losing: Iran has thousands dead (many civilians), massive infrastructure damage, and economic hits.

The US has spent $37B+, lost soldiers, and faces $150+ oil spikes hurting everyone. "Just testing bombs" while burning billions isn't genius strategy.No one "hypes Iran", pointing out endless wars with no exit, blowback, and costs isn't bias, it's reality.

Fantasy victory porn doesn't change that total war here is messy and expensive for everyone.
Foreign Affairs › Re: The President's Policy Is A Head For An Eye - Marco Rubio (Video) by malali: 7:39am On Jul 24
Willie2015:
JCPOA deal was a deeply flawed agreement that enriched a hostile regime without fixing the root problem.
Well, Mr Problem Fixer.

The whole world is watching in real time how you fix the problem. The strait of Hormuz is closed, The Red sea strait is also closed, USA soldiers are dead and wounded. The Nuclear enrichment has not been categorically stopped.

I think you mean, they have made the problem worse.
Foreign Affairs › Re: The President's Policy Is A Head For An Eye - Marco Rubio (Video) by malali: 7:36am On Jul 24
franchasng:
Make una de hype Iran to death..


I blame Donald Trump for all these hyping of Iran.



If Trump had listened to Israeli Prime Minister that controls one of the most formidable army and the number one intelligence agency in the world that said finish what we started that Iran was on the brink of total collapse, by now, Iran would have either had a new regime or collapsed completely. But Trump was so interested in having a crude oil deal with Iran such that he stopped halfway and gave Iran time to recover and restrategize.
Trump should have allowed Israel to bomb Iran's energy facilities and also the Karg Island which would have led to the total collapse of Iran in May, but Trump was being hard and soft at the same time, America have never won any war through such cold tactics.
Go and check how Germany under Hitler's Nazi was defeated, if the Allied Forces had stopped halfway and refused to land at Normandy and other places to finish off the Nazis because they wanted to negotiate with Hitler for one kiniko deal, believe me, Hitler would have recovered from the mistake of the snowy weather towards Russian invasion and could have restrategized to bounce back and push the allied forces back and possibly win the war.
In war, when you manage to get your opponent on the floor, don't pity him or start talking, just go ahead and cut off the head of the snake once and for all
This is dangerous fantasy.

Iran was never "on the brink of total collapse", its regime has survived decades of sanctions, protests, and isolation through deep resilience and repression. Blindly following Israel's push for total war ignores that the US has different strategic interests and would bear the massive costs.

Bombing energy facilities and Kharg Island would trigger $150–200+ oil, global recession, and Iranian asymmetric retaliation (mines in Hormuz, proxies attacking US bases and shipping). Unlike Nazi Germany in 1944–45, Iran has no conventional army to conquer, rugged terrain, and powerful allies (Russia, China). "Finishing them" would likely mean a prolonged, expensive occupation or chaos worse than Iraq/Libya.

Trump's restraint avoided turning a contained threat into a catastrophic regional war with no clear exit. In modern great-power competition, "cut off the head" total war rhetoric is reckless, not strategy.
Foreign Affairs › Re: The President's Policy Is A Head For An Eye - Marco Rubio (Video) by malali: 6:47am On Jul 24
The US-Iran conflict lacks clear, attainable goals.

Strikes and blockades over the Strait of Hormuz may temporarily disrupt Iranian capabilities, but regime change is off the table, nuclear facilities are hardened and rebuildable, and "free navigation" is unenforceable long-term without endless presence. It risks escalation and higher oil prices with no realistic end state beyond managed tension.


USA Cannot police the strait of Hormuz.
USA is losing soldiers and burning cash.
It costs billions to have those aircraft carriers near the strait.
The Iranians are bombing USA bases like sitting ducks.
Iran is not Gaza. They will fight back with every single Iranian.


This is the most lack of strategy war in the last 100 years.
Obama was a true visionary when he signed that JCPOA deal on July 14, 2015, in Vienna. Under the agreement, Iran accepted limits on its nuclear program and increased international monitoring in exchange for sanctions relief.
Career › Re: Dr. Salamat Aliu; Nigeria's 1st Female Neurosurgeon Lost To The US. by malali: 1:13pm On Jul 23
SIRTee15:
Waka commot with your spurious statements. I will tell u salaries of my doctor colleagues in USA who are all IMG.
None earn less than 200k. Even when I was working in UK as a GP, I was earning more than 130k dollar equivalent.

Which fact do u want to bring for an insider. U sit in one corner in Ilorin or Kano calculating someone's salary deliberately misrepresenting the facts.
Is 200k money in the USA ? Assuming your "friends" have 1 wife and 2 kids
Can you run a family of 4 on 200k ?
Tax will take 30%
You are left with about 130k
Mortgage/bills property tax, HOA
2 cars, Insurance
groceries for 4 people every month
Children's education and welfare,if in college you will pay, if they are young child care
Retirement, 401k,health insurance,disability
Clothes,social,eating out,activities.

Maybe 200k is a lot of money to you and your family.
Career › Re: Dr. Salamat Aliu; Nigeria's 1st Female Neurosurgeon Lost To The US. by malali: 12:26pm On Jul 23
SIRTee15:
Be consoling yourself. Who told u she earn 130k per year.
My friend in New Orleans working as a nephrologist and ICU critical care consultant earn around 300k per year.

Below are paediatric job openings in USA
LOL...You are ignorant about how the system works.
You are showing us what is advertised. We are telling you what is "actually" paid.
If you dont know the difference between advertised pay and actual pay.....I will not argue with you.
She is board eligible, she is a foreign graduate, she requires visa sponsorship, which the hospital will pay for, from their pocket.....Nobody will pay her more than 130k.


If you dont do your research and you argue baseless, i will block you from my feed. I don't have time for people with zero facts.
Career › Re: Dr. Salamat Aliu; Nigeria's 1st Female Neurosurgeon Lost To The US. by malali: 12:17pm On Jul 23
horlando30:
But she can move to a bigger city or hospital after some time. Isnt it?

They have their own children and doctors in the bigger hospitals....they need the Nigerian immigrants in the rural villages. Thats why they tie them down with visa's which stipulate, if you leave that village, you have to go back to Nigeria........lol
Career › Re: Dr. Salamat Aliu; Nigeria's 1st Female Neurosurgeon Lost To The US. by malali: 12:15pm On Jul 23
SIRTee15:
I think u need to go back and read her CV. She retrained as paediatric neurosurgeon in Harvard.

That's a powerful upgrade.
I won't even bother responding to the rest of your emotional rants. If your govt treats doctors well, few will leave. And don't even think it's only western countries that recruits naija doctors. Gulf countries cone every year to recruit our consultants, plenty dey Saudi, Onan, Qatar dey work for 10k dollars per month.
From your response,i cant help but notice your myopic awareness on these issues. She is a general pediatrician in Joplin Missouri. Even if you are trained as a Boeing 747 Pilot but you drive Danfo in Mushin. No one cares you are a pilot.
10K per month is not worth JAPA-ing to America as a doctor. If you think 10k per month is a lot of money abroad, then I am sorry for you.
10K dollars is poverty for an American Doctor. Go and educate yourself.
Career › Re: Dr. Salamat Aliu; Nigeria's 1st Female Neurosurgeon Lost To The US. by malali: 10:46am On Jul 23
nairalanda1:
Depends, some american states have lower cost of living than other states...Missisipi is one of them that has lower costs.

Also, one can cut costs living oversease. Don't shop in some shops, do without some things, don't eat out, etc etc.
Lol, you dont know how these things work.
Its not Mississippi,
Joplin is in Missouri
You cannot cut cost with 130k,
You are one of the poorest doctors in America with that wage. You will live like a pauper
When you tell people you are a doctor, They will think you are lying.
Career › Re: Dr. Salamat Aliu; Nigeria's 1st Female Neurosurgeon Lost To The US. by malali: 10:43am On Jul 23
horlando30:
Exactly! A serious downgrade, moving from neurosurgeon(senior consultant) to general pedeatric practice in a rural area. Not a good move but i hope she gets a better opportunity to move soon. This feels like a trap.

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Thats exactly where they want her....The US loves to have Nigerian professors teach in nursery schools.
They have gotten a neurosurgeon at the price of a pediatrician.
Career › Re: Dr. Salamat Aliu; Nigeria's 1st Female Neurosurgeon Lost To The US. by malali: 10:42am On Jul 23
nairalanda1:
Having commended your post before, it is still a loss. We don't have enough pediatricans in this country, meaning that most of the slack is taken up by MO's and gp's , who may not get pediatrics cases as well as the expert.

Also, either way she earn more.

She doesnt earn more. She earns 130k
After 30% for taxes upfront and health insurance and 401k
She takes home $6500/month
Rent plus bills $3500
Food and groceries $1500
Car and petrol and insurance $800
Personal grooming, clothes, medical licenses and insurance,travel within states,Black tax, family in naija $1000


She is actually short $300/month.
Unless she lives like a student.

Career › Re: Dr. Salamat Aliu; Nigeria's 1st Female Neurosurgeon Lost To The US. by malali:
Dr. Salamat, with all due respect, this is not the glowing success story some are painting.You left neurosurgery (a field you trained for) and “downgraded” to pediatrics because you couldn’t match in the US. Now you’re in Joplin, Missouri, under a visa that traps you in a medically underserved area, likely board-eligible only, working as a general pediatrician.

Reality check: Most pediatricians in the US, especially fresh attending in smaller towns, start around $100k–$130k. But with visa restrictions, productivity pressure, and being new, many end up worked like dogs for far less real take-home, especially after taxes, malpractice, and living expenses.You left one broken system only to enter another where your full potential is capped and you’re tied to whatever revenue you generate. This is not “better opportunities” , this is survival with a white coat.


Many Nigerian doctors abroad are waking up to this: Some are even returning home.Hard truth.

They are deceiving Nigerian doctors abroad, They wait for you to buy a house and lock in a 30 year mortgage, then they start treating you with abuse, they cut your pay, they ask you to work more, they give you a toxic racist boss, they threaten your career, they accuse you of trumped up malpractice so you cant change jobs easily.

I have a friend who had to see a Psych therapist after working as a doctor in the USA.

The few success stories are used to scam the other 99%
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Resumes Petrol Loading In Naira At N1,215 Per Litre by malali: 9:55am On Jul 23
This endless drama of “Dangote increases price by N140 today” is exactly why Nigeria needs a transparent, automatic pricing formula published for all to see, not secret negotiations and monopoly discretion.Crude oil will always move up and down. The solution is simple: a publicly known pricing template based on:International benchmark crude price (Brent)
Actual refining margin (fixed or capped)
Clear logistics and distribution costs
Naira exchange rate (daily or weekly average)
Fixed taxes and levies


India: Uses a weekly import parity pricing formula with published components.
Indonesia & Malaysia: Have automatic pricing mechanisms linked to global benchmarks with monthly adjustments and subsidies for the poor.
South Africa: Publishes a monthly Basic Fuel Price (BFP) formula that everyone can see and verify.


Nigeria should stop leaving something as critical as petrol price to one private player’s “cost recovery.” Publish the formula. Update it transparently every week or month. Let the public see exactly how much is crude, how much is margin, how much is logistics.Monopoly plus opacity is a recipe for permanent pain. Enough.

Nigerians deserve price predictability, not weekly shocks.
Politics › Re: 2027 Presidency: Peter Obi Signed one-term Written Agreement With Me - Kwankwaso by malali: 10:36pm On Jul 20
Nigerians deserve to hear this directly from Peter Obi’s own mouth, not second-hand from Kwankwaso.If this one-term agreement is real and binding, let Obi come out publicly, confirm it clearly, and put it on record. No more whispers, no more “gentlemen’s agreements.” Transparency is not optional in a serious presidential race. Say it yourself, Sir. Nigerians are listening.
Politics › Re: PFIPC: We opened 2 foreign accounts on the Accountant-General's directives – CBN by malali: 10:31pm On Jul 20
Pretending these scandals don’t exist doesn’t make them disappear. A fake council using forged documents from your Chief of Staff’s office secures CBN accounts, budget allocations, and federal secretariat space, and your response is “investigate later”?

This is not governance. This is enabling.You came promising to fight corruption, yet every week another racket surfaces inside your administration, unrecorded spending, shadow agencies, and now this brazen PFIPC fraud.

The more you look away or kick the can down the road, the more you discredit your entire anti-graft stance.Nigerians are not fools. Either you’re complicit, or you’re too weak to stop it. Either way, history is watching.

Clean house now, or own the legacy of another administration that talked tough but protected its own. The choice is yours. But the shame is becoming national.
Politics › Re: Price Hike Looms As Dangote Begins Sale Of PMS, Diesel In Dollars by malali(op): 10:58am On Jul 14
CodeTemplar:
NNPCL as a rival should hand off anything that has to do with crude supply to Dangote.
There has to be government oversight. Nigeria's primary source of income is crude sales. If you want to handover everything to Dangote, you might as well lock CBN, and give Dangote the keys.

Do you realize the government pays everybody salary and execute capital projects with crude sales. You cannot hand over crude supply to one man.

As a matter of national security. He shouldn't even be allowed to where crude allocation and sales are being discussed, he should just submit his bid and get his designated allocation. He is a private entity and should be treated as such. Many years of Monopoly has him feeling like the federal Government.

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