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Sonnobax15:What makes them terrorists ? If America calls your Father a terrorist.....does he automatically become a terrorist ? Afghans have not fought anyone in a war in the last 10 years Americans have fought Iraq,Libya,Iran,Afghanistan....Now they are supporting Israel to kill children in Palestine. Use your God given brain.......Who is the real Terrorist ? |
FreeStuffsNG:Tomato Tomatoes Same thing.....I am actually happy Russia is choosing to be independent from American Ideology of labeling everyone that doesnt agree with their propaganda LGBTQ inclusive amongs others. |
Ikaeniyan0:The fact is America doesn't really care who you are , if you serve there purpose. Dont forget America trained Saddam and osama bin laden and they were once comrades in arms together. |
Please try to keep comments clean, anyhow comments will be blocked. Contribute objectively, discuss with intelligence. Seun thank you for the block button. |
MOSCOW (AP) — Russia on Thursday became the first country to formally recognize the Taliban’s government in Afghanistan since it seized power in 2021, after Moscow r emoved the group from its list of outlawed organizations.Source: https://apnews.com/article/russia-afghanistan-formally-recognize-taliban-3932240270463715f0338c0812cbe5a8
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Wait till Tinubu's appointees start joining the coalition. Nigerians are only loyal to their stomach, not even to God. |
Hpesoj:• suspend engagement with the Israeli Medical Association until it affirms medical neutrality and condemns attacks on healthcare in Gaza. You need to read before you comment. Must Seun make that a rule as well ? |
Arrowhead71:lol...no be only 35.......na 2 people. I see you are one of those running from the truth. Even Netenyahu released the numbers What do you gain from telling lies ?
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Block him, i block him every 3 weeks. I wish Seun can make the block button 8 weeks. Even if he adds a charge, i will pay. Nairaland is a lot better without these kind of people. |
Arrowhead71:The last war that just ended.....the Israelis were the ones getting wiped out. They started running away and leaving town. They are the most hated people all over the world. |
How is that really a good solution . when we all know all it takes is one nuclear shot on target. AND THERE WILL BE NO MORE ISRAEL. EVER AGAIN.
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These doctors essentially broke the Hippocratic Oath they swore the day they became doctors. "Primum non cecere" "First do no harm" |
Doctors overwhelmingly tell professional body to end links because of genocide and infiltration of pro-Israel spyware firm into NHS In a series of motions to their ‘Annual Reps Meeting’ conference in Liverpool, doctors have voted overwhelmingly to instruct their trade union, the British Medical Association (BMA), to break off relations with the Israel Medical Association (IMA), and to seek its suspension from the World Medical Association (WMA). The five motions passed, by large majorities, were as follows: • oppose the government’s adoption of the data platform created and run by Palantir, a genocide-supporting US firm whose bosses have boasted of killing people, throughout the NHS • affirm that criticism of Israel is not antisemitic • oppose the victimisation of medical students and healthcare workers who have advocated for Palestine • condemn the destruction of healthcare services and the killing of healthcare workers in Gaza, demand the immediate release of detained HCWs in Gaza; and urge the UK government to support the ICC and ICJ in holding accountable those guilty of war crimes, including Israeli doctors who have participated in or supported torture of Palestinians in Israeli jails. • suspend engagement with the Israeli Medical Association until it affirms medical neutrality and condemns attacks on healthcare in Gaza. The BMA said the numerous motions on Palestine reflected “the grave concerns that doctors in the UK have about the Gaza conflict”. The conference is the BMA’s sovereign authority and mandates the organisation’s policy. In November 2023, a large number of Israeli doctors signed a letter calling for the destruction of the al Shifa hospital and other hospitals in Gaza, supporting Israel’s lie that the hospitals were ‘Hamas command centres’. The Israeli group Doctors for Human Rights condemned the letter; the IMA took no action against the genocidal doctors. Arab-Jewish writer Alon Mizrahi said of the BMA motions that: This could be the biggest win for the BDS (Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions) movement in 25 years. This is really huge. Source: https://skwawkbox.org/2025/07/02/british-medical-association-severs-ties-with-israel-over-gaza-palantir Nlfpmod
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Saint Lucia: A Haven for Financial Secrecy? As a popular tourist destination in the Caribbean, Saint Lucia is known for its stunning beaches, lush landscapes, and vibrant culture. However, beyond its picturesque façade, the island nation has also gained notoriety for its financial secrecy laws, making it an attractive destination for those seeking to protect their assets. What is financial secrecy? Financial secrecy refers to the ability of individuals or organizations to conceal their financial transactions, assets, and identities from public scrutiny. In Saint Lucia, this is achieved through a combination of laws and regulations that protect the confidentiality of financial information. How does Saint Lucia maintain financial secrecy? Saint Lucia's financial secrecy laws are designed to attract international business and investment. The island offers a range of financial services, including: Confidential banking: Saint Lucian banks are required to maintain strict confidentiality regarding customer information. International Business Companies (IBCs): IBCs can be established in Saint Lucia, allowing foreign investors to conduct business without revealing their identities. Trusts: Saint Lucia's trust laws enable assets to be held in trust, providing an additional layer of protection and anonymity. Benefits and concerns While financial secrecy can provide legitimate benefits, such as protecting sensitive business information or safeguarding assets from litigation, it also raises concerns about: Money laundering: Financial secrecy can be exploited to conceal illicit funds, undermining global efforts to combat financial crime. Tax evasion: Confidential financial arrangements can facilitate tax evasion, depriving governments of revenue. Conclusion Saint Lucia's financial secrecy laws have both benefits and drawbacks. While they can attract investment and protect legitimate assets, they also pose risks of illicit activity. As with any financial haven, it's essential to understand the laws and regulations in place and to use these services responsibly. How Nigerian Elites Use Saint Lucia 1. Offshore Companies in 3 Steps: • A senator, ex-governor, or oil baron routes money via Dubai or London to a trust in Saint Lucia. • That trust then owns a company registered in Nevis or Malta, which holds foreign properties or stocks. • All of this is shielded by nominee directors—names that exist only on paper. 2. Real Estate & Yachts: • Nigerian stolen wealth buys Vancouver mansions, London penthouses, or Monaco yachts—but the ownership chain begins in Castries, the sleepy capital of Saint Lucia. 3. Saint Lucian Passport Game: • With just $100K donation, a corrupt politician becomes a Lucian citizen. • Now he can travel visa-free to over 140 countries, including Europe, with a clean new identity. |
Angel15:You messaged me earlier saying you had something to discuss. |
Any man i see wearing earring. I don't care if he is married to 4 wives. He is undercover LGBT. |
I have blocked them......lol Thank God for the block button. |
6 Generals 32 Mossads 78 shin bets 27 Navy Officers 198 Airforce officers 462 soldiers 423 Civilians. In case some of you are wondering why Israel begged for a ceasefire. |
The Israel government finally published the number of lost lives during the Iranian Bombardments they received lately. In all honesty no thinks the Israelis expected it.
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This is the same man that removed Emir Sanusi (Sarkin Kano) • Removed under the guise of “insubordination”, but the real reasons were: • His vocal opposition to corruption and poor governance • Public criticism of Ganduje’s administration • A growing moral-intellectual authority that dwarfed the governor’s political base • Dethronement was executed via Kano State Executive Council decree, within hours Sanusi realized early in the game that Ganduje was a fraud and a morally corrupt and bankrupt person. This would have been easy for Sanusi to notice being a finance expert. He probably could smell it from afar. Sanusi had the courage to speak against it, despite Ganduje technically been his boss. Ganduje been someone who doesnt tolerate criticism fired Sanusi from the Emir's throne and installed Ado Bayero. Today, Karma has circled 360 degrees, As Ganduje's imposed Emirs have all been removed, Ganduje too has been removed from any political relevance in the national scene, and he doesn't even have a political base. Hopefully he finds his home in the political Internally displaced person IDP, which he has become. |
“A leopard may lie in wait. It may crouch in tall grass. But never, not once in history, has it managed to hide its spots.” The political carcass of Abdullahi Umar Ganduje has finally begun to rot in the open sun. And the stench is unbearable. The former Governor of Kano, now disgraced ex-Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has long danced around the bonfire of public outrage, but this time, the flames have caught his agbada. Let’s be absolutely clear: Ganduje’s moral bankruptcy is not a recent phenomenon. His now-infamous “dollar stuffing” video, where he was caught red-handed collecting bribes from contractors in Kano, remains one of the most grotesque images in Nigeria’s corruption chronicle. The fact that he was never prosecuted—not even made to sweat in a courtroom—was a shameful indictment of our broken justice system and the impunity embedded in political power. But what happened this past week is not just poetic justice. It is a warning shot. The Scene of the Crime Reloaded Ganduje, once protected by the veil of gubernatorial immunity, had slithered his way into the national helm of APC—a party that claims to “fight corruption” yet comfortably allowed a known bribe collector to become its face. As Chairman, Ganduje allegedly sold party candidacies for local government primaries in Abuja to the highest bidder. Not on merit. Not on integrity. But on naira notes passed discreetly in envelopes or through loyal proxies. And the kicker? Those who lost the primaries ALSO paid him—they just didn’t pay enough. It’s a mafia move. And the godfather’s fall came like a scene from a Nollywood thriller: late-night resignation demanded in front of DSS agents and top APC brass, his office swept the next morning, his picture ripped off the wall, his authority disintegrated like cheap paper in acid. He tried reaching out to the president. The line didn’t ring. It didn’t even dial. This Isn’t Just About One Man This is a systemic illness. If Ganduje had succeeded this time, what would stop him from selling governorship primaries, National Assembly slots, or even presidential delegates to the next political merchant? This is not mere corruption. It is political racketeering at the highest level. He was supposed to be a steward of democracy—not its auctioneer. And let’s not forget—Ganduje is a repeat offender. Not just ethically dubious but morally bankrupt. His track record screams of entitlement, backdoor deals, and a pathological comfort with betrayal of public trust. What Now? • Those who paid him must come forward. Immunity is gone. The threat is neutralized. Now is the time to sue for fraud and criminal breach of contract. • The APC must sue him themselves. If not, they’re not just enablers—they’re accomplices. They must show the nation that no one is above accountability, not even a former chairman. • EFCC must act. Not next year. Not post-election. Now. If Ganduje is not prosecuted, it will set the worst precedent imaginable: that political theft is negotiable. Ganduje Must Be Made the Example The APC cannot claim to be anti-corruption while Ganduje walks free, well-fed, and unrepentant. They say when a man steals a goat, he is paraded with tyres around his neck in Nigeria. But when a politician steals an entire electoral process, we hold seminars and sip tea. No more. Let the hammer come down. Let it crush this hypocrisy. Let Ganduje become the cautionary tale that ends the era of impunity. Because in a just country, the leopard who refused to change his spots gets skinned, not celebrated.
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BigboyOJ:Oh you sweet summer child. You clearly started "watching the movie" from the middle, right at the climax - when Iran finally stood up to the decades-long bullying. Let me sharpen your historical lens for you: Long before Iran ever "threatened" Israel or the U.S., it was violated. The CIA and MI6 literally orchestrated a coup in 1953 that overthrew Iran's democratically elected Prime Minister, Mohammad Mossadegh - all because he had the audacity to nationalize Iran's oil and stop British Petroleum from bleeding the country dry. What did the West do in return? Installed a soft-puppet dictator - the Shah - a champagne-pouring, U.S.-backed stooge who turned Iran into a CIA-friendly brothel while foreign companies siphoned off its natural wealth. The Shah wasn't just a sellout - he was a throne-polishing lapdog for imperial oil interests. So when the Iranians finally revolted and replaced him with the Ayatollah, it wasn't "radical Islam" - it was raw decolonial backlash. They didn't want to be slaves to BP and Exxon under a western-installed monarchy. The West - especially the US, UK, and Israel - have hated Iran ever since not because of terrorism or nukes, but because Iran dared to say, "Our oil is OURS." That's the original sin. And let's not insult the collective IQ of humanity by pretending Iran is a genocidal threat, when it's Israel, a nuclear-armed apartheid regime, that's literally razing Gaza into a graveyard in real-time. Zionist propaganda wants you to believe Iran is the villain - but the world is increasingly seeing through the hologram. Iran isn't mad. They're cornered, angry, and justified. |
Innalililahi wa ina ilehi rajiun May his Soul rest in peace. |
eepeepook:Lol....poverty ? What is that ? Even Osimehen your mentor, is still a small boy. |
She’s absolutely right, and dangerously overdue. Giving patients medications without labeling the drug names is not just unethical—it’s life-threatening. Every human has the right to know what is being introduced into their body. Unlabeled drugs: • Increase the risk of allergic reactions or drug interactions • Prevent patients from identifying side effects or long-term harm • Block accountability in case of errors or malpractice • Undermine pharmacovigilance and the right to informed consent A hospital hiding drug identities is treating the patient like a passive object—not a human being. Medicine without transparency is not healthcare. It’s gambling with lives. |
eepeepook:He has three years of shelf life left. God, Is that you ? |
Seun God bless you for creating that block button. Can you please make it 4 weeks I am enjoying it. Now I don't have to read comments from deranged people multiple times You know the people that chase you from forum to forum Just to say something totally irrelevant and unconnected to whats being discussed |
OBIDIENTNAIJA:blocked |
Love800:both |
Truth be told, if we lived in a nation where public office meant accountability, the NSA would’ve tendered his resignation by now, voluntarily, without prompting. But in Nigeria’s complex ecosystem of power, tribal loyalty, and intentional ambiguity, removing one man won’t stop the bloodbath. The so-called “bandits” will persist, like weeds in untended soil. And let’s not kid ourselves: how much of this is genuine banditry? How much is masked insurgency? How much is just theatre scripted by invisible hands? We hear reports, attacks, killings. Yet no money stolen, no livestock rustled. No loot. So where’s the profit motive? Unless we accept the unsettling possibility: Maybe the real payday isn’t in cash or cows, but in chaos itself. Who benefits when a region is destabilized? Who wins when fear reigns? There’s a path the government refuses to walk: follow the money, and you might stumble upon names too powerful to touch. The sponsors. The financiers. The true players behind the masks. But to ask those questions publicly in Nigeria… is to poke a bear that doesn’t sleep—it just pretends to. |
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. Forgetting the same people they have been supporting doesn't give a F about humanity as a whole.