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 Foreign Affairs › Re: Bianca Ojukwu Steps In As Calls Grow To Sanction South African Firms (VIDEO) by MarketDispatch: 1:17pm On Jun 18 |
Nextjs:The ones we nationalized back in the days where are they today? Ordinary refinery, NNPC cannot run. British Petroleum (BP): In July 1979, the federal government nationalized the London-based oil giant's assets entirely, which led to the expansion of the state-owned Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: "I Will Not Tell Nigerians How I Will Generate 10k MW Of Electricity"--Peter Obi by MarketDispatch: 9:35pm On Jun 17 |
[quote author=Olofofo247ng post=139743728]I will not tell Nigerians how I will generate 10,000MW of electricity. It’s not for them to know. They just have to believe me and vote for me — Peter Obi ] I am willing to assist with idea how to generate 30,000 megawatts |
| Crime › Re: Women In Oji River Enugu Protest Against Prostitution And Drugs (video) by MarketDispatch: 4:24pm On Jun 17 |
Sonnobax15:A welcome development . It's becoming a menace to society 1 Like |
| Crime › Re: Gunmen Attack Security Personnel At NIPSS Kuru, Three Officers Killed In Plateau by MarketDispatch: 11:24pm On Jun 16 |
politicoNG:It has shown that bandits and terrorists usually attack military formations at night and midnight and early hours. That is the more reasons military formations should maintain red alert guards at all times and heightened red alert guards at night time. Recent events have shown that while terrorists are planning and moving to attack at night, Military formation guards are caught napping. |
| Politics › Re: Chief Olisa Metuh: Building Structure Beyond Headlines by MarketDispatch: 1:55pm On Jun 16 |
StarFist:..is this not the same man that was doing drama in bandage, ambulance and fainting |
| Romance › Re: Should I Agree With No Sex Before Marriage With My Non Virgin Girlfriend by MarketDispatch: 1:09pm On Jun 16 |
uyams:Anything you want to know is in her WhatsApp chats with whoever she's chatting with...mostly her bestie |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: SA Marks 50 Years Since Soweto Uprising Amid Migration Protests - PICTURES by MarketDispatch: 12:50pm On Jun 16 |
RandDigital:South Africa should refund the $61 billion dollars Nigerian Government spent on South Africa. Money that should have been used to create jobs for Nigerians, Nigerian Government spent it to liberate South Africa, now they are ungrateful. Nigerians would not have been going to South Africa if the $61 billion dollars was used to create jobs for Nigerians |
| Travel › Re: South Africa Looking For 1,000 Buses To Repatriate Malawians (Pictures) by MarketDispatch: 12:27pm On Jun 16 |
RandDigital:South Africa should refund the $61billion dollars Nigerian Government spent on South Africa Nigeria was at the global forefront of the fight against apartheid. Between 1960 and 1995, Nigeria contributed an estimated cumulative total of $61 billion to liberate South Africa. This investment encompassed direct financial aid, institutional support, and lost oil revenues from embargoes.Key Actions Against ApartheidFinancial and Material Aid: Nigeria established the Southern African Relief Fund (SAFR). This included the "Mandela Tax," where civil servants and students sacrificed up to \(2\%\) of their monthly salaries to support the African National Congress (ANC). Nigeria also provided \(5\) million in annual subventions to the ANC and PAC.Economic Boycott: Nigeria refused to sell oil to the apartheid regime and nationalized British petroleum assets, causing an estimated loss of $41 billion in oil revenue.Travel and Asylum: Nigeria issued over 300 Nigerian passports to exiled South Africans (such as future President Thabo Mbeki) and sheltered freedom fighters so they could travel and lobby internationally. Educational Support: The country provided free university scholarships to thousands of Black South Africans during an era when their basic education was restricted by the apartheid |
| Crime › Re: POS Operator Jailed 20 Yrs For N5m Transfer To Boko Haram Member by MarketDispatch: 11:41am On Jun 16 |
Richtaiwo:Meanwhile the actual Boko Haram members are rehabilitated, and reintegrated back into the society , no long jail terms as seen in the news yesterday 5 Likes 1 Share |
| Food › Re: Police Uncover Illegal Alcohol Factory In Anambra, Arrest 2, Recover Fake Drinks by MarketDispatch: 7:28am On Jun 16 |
Bentacur007:Just look at the dirty environment and dirty tools 3 Likes |
| Sports › Re: Cape Verde Ladies Are Beautiful As They Storm The Streets After Draw With Spain by MarketDispatch: 7:19am On Jun 16 |
PJI161616:Is that not Senator Oshio's constituency? 42 Likes 1 Share |
| Celebrities › Re: Popular Actor Turned Rapist Welcomes Kid With Partner by MarketDispatch: 5:18am On Jun 16 |
If Terrorists that have killed many can be rehabilitated and reintegrated back into the society by government without facing any justice then why should the lady that gave birth for Baba Ijesha care about his jail records? 8 Likes 2 Shares |
| Politics › Re: 3,740 Repentant Boko Haram Members & Their Families Reintegrated In Borno by MarketDispatch: 8:54pm On Jun 15 |
CyynthiaKiss:What about the hundreds or thousands of Soldiers and civilians that lost their life arresting these terrorists? This is a pointer to Solders that they are wasting their time arresting terrorists when they will be released back into the society as repentant. Like Donald Trump will always say the only good terrorist is a dead one. Where is the electronic tags on these repentant terrorists to track and monitor that they will not go back to their old ways? None! 16 Likes 2 Shares |
| Crime › Re: Rabe: Widow Of Late Military Spokesperson Rescued, Receiving Treatment (Pix) by MarketDispatch: 8:40pm On Jun 15 |
etokhana:Why does our Military like using this sentence: forcing the armed group to flee Why was there no aerial support by air to finish off the fleeing armed groups 4 Likes 1 Share |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: UK PM, Keir Starmer Bans Social Media For Under-16s by MarketDispatch: 9:52am On Jun 15 |
correctguy101:Very easy in UK... everything is interconnected....unlike Naija that Bvn, nin cannot even be used to trace bandits 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: This Is How You End The Kidnapping. But Nobody Has Guts To Do It. by MarketDispatch: 3:27am On Jun 15 |
Babatunjo:Of what use is guarding forests, when terrorists and bandits come out in the open face to face with government.. Terrorists handing over the dead general 1 Like
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| Crime › Re: Soldiers Searching For Kidnapped Oyo Students And Teachers (video) by MarketDispatch: 8:10pm On Jun 14 |
nlfpmod:To me, Searching should be by air with coordination with ground troops. Same way we watch all those highway pursuits by helicopters. What happened to our Military helicopters or drones to do aerial sweep and search ? Fri the video, I can't make out if the Army are even wearing bullet proof vests for protection. |
| Events › Re: Happy Birthday To A Good And Cheerful Big Daddy, Olutayo Fayobi By Tina Adeyemi by MarketDispatch: 4:31pm On Jun 14 |
Shey na sidechick dey wish Zaddy happy birthday |
| Education › Re: China’s Universities Cut 12,000 ‘Obsolete’ Degrees Amid Race To Embrace AI Era by MarketDispatch: 3:06pm On Jun 14 |
franchasng:With the number of Jamb students every year, you want them to lose money right? They just look for one course to throw at students looking for admissions. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: General Rabe Buried After Bandits Released His Body (Video) by MarketDispatch: 12:03pm On Jun 14 |
discusant:Which Sharia law have you seen cutting the hands of big men that steal pension funds or defraud people in the North or which Sharia law affects...example that former governor that was pictured collecting dollars as kickback...the Sharia law is all gimmick 1 Like 1 Share |
| Politics › Re: General Rabe Buried After Bandits Released His Body (Video) by MarketDispatch: 10:32am On Jun 14 |
SecuritybriefNg:So... all these people came out to witness his burial but they could not come out to protest his abduction 4 Likes 1 Share |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: We Want The Foreigners To Come Back Now — South African Locals Protest (video) by MarketDispatch: 5:51am On Jun 14 |
Hunger square loading for South Africans. Jobs their people did not create, you are chasing foreigners that created it away. 4 Likes |
| Romance › Re: Can You Truly Love Someone You Are Not Sexually Attracted To? by MarketDispatch: 5:22am On Jun 14 |
eddytech001:The relationship survives by pretense. One party billing, the other party thinking they are in love. 2 Likes |
| Sports › Re: World Cup Shock: England's Entire Training Equipment Reportedly Stolen by MarketDispatch: 3:23am On Jun 14 |
Titopeblog:The picture is AI. The items were stolen from team vehicle that was meant to deliver them to training location 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Tinubu, Senate Mourn Major General Abubakar, Restate Security Vows by MarketDispatch: 3:10am On Jun 14 |
I dey come back to write what I want to write |
| Crime › Re: Bello Turji Names Baby Born In Captivity After Him, Conducts A Naming Ceremony by MarketDispatch: 10:58pm On Jun 13 |
Kingpele:Heroic missions in which decade? That was in the 80s and 90s when Army speak people listen, Nowadays.....it's totally different 1 Like |
| Crime › Re: Bello Turji Names Baby Born In Captivity After Him, Conducts A Naming Ceremony by MarketDispatch: 10:52pm On Jun 13 |
Titopeblog:The same Bello Turji that Armed forces have killed 250 times...is that the same person that chief of defence said Nigerian youths ..without guns should take the lead to fight insecurity? 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Christopher Musa Challenges Nigerian Youths To Lead Fight Against Insecurity by MarketDispatch: 6:18pm On Jun 13 |
Ofunaofu:Just imagine! People with guns telling people without guns to take the lead on security.... 1 Like |
| Crime › Re: Kidnapped General Rabe Abubakar Dies In Captivity by MarketDispatch: 3:02pm On Jun 13 |
treesun: I don't understand Nigerian Army again. When some people killed soldiers in ODi, Nigeria delta in 1999, reinforcement soldiers were sent to go and raze the town down. Now people are killing soldiers and Generals freely in Bornu and Katsina, and even doing Giveaway on social media what is going on? |
| Romance › Re: We Seem Angry at the Opposite Gender, But I Suspect Most People Are Exhausted by MarketDispatch: 11:43am On Jun 13 |
Dpsychologist:When I was growing up, woman used to fall in love with men but nowadays they fall in billing with men. 1 Like |
| Family › Re: “I Will Not Clean, Cook Or Help With Bills”— Lady Lists Conditions For Marriage by MarketDispatch: 11:29am On Jun 13 |
EmmyMaestro:Any man who goes there should get ready to live in a dirty house with a dirty lady 141 Likes 1 Share |
| Crime › Re: DSS Intercepts Major Arms Shipment In Kano, Arrests Notorious Bandits Supplier by MarketDispatch: 11:08am On Jun 13 |
treesun:In Baba Felas voice... Intercept don intercept intercept ehhh ehhh intercept don intercept intercept 1 Like |
