Politics › Re: US Armed Drone Cleared To Hit Terrorists Targets In Nigeria, by Misterone: 4:40pm On Dec 14, 2025 |
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Politics › Re: US Armed Drone Cleared To Hit Terrorists Targets In Nigeria, by Misterone: 1:28pm On Dec 14, 2025 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: Countries With The Largest Christian Population by Misterone: 1:22pm On Dec 14, 2025 |
This statistics is a fallacy.anyone that's not a Muslim is not a Christian and vice versa! Some person's actually use the christian tag just because they need to fill something on a form and using something else may cause curiosity! Christians and Muslims in Nigeria are less than 50% of the population. The majority are irreligious. Even, 90% of pastors are not Christians. They're business men |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Maritime Authority Denies Registration Of Supertanker Seized By U.S.A by Misterone: 11:19am On Dec 13, 2025 |
FatimaAbubakar: They must always deny it. Thieves. Useless criminals. There's no public institution that is not corrupt in this British contraption. IPOB |
Investment › Re: Is This Financial Blunder Or Wise Decision? by Misterone: 11:14am On Dec 13, 2025 |
Orlandoo: She made a right choice because she is in a sane country where she knows she is safe. A thousand dollars a week can't get you a property. But a million dollar can get you a property with enough change left over. You can rent out that property and earn that thousand dollar a week for a life time |
Politics › Re: Maryam Sanda: Supreme Court Quashes Tinubu's Pardon, Upholds Death Sentence by Misterone: 8:15pm On Dec 12, 2025 |
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Politics › Re: Explosion At Escravos–Lagos Pipeline In Delta State Disrupts Operations by Misterone: 8:04pm On Dec 12, 2025 |
Apcshit: Nice one .I hope more explosions .They can't keep dominating our oil You want to cut your nose just because you spite your face! Don't worry, wait till Obi comes  |
Politics › Re: Has The 'BEGGAR' TAPE Destroyed Peter Obi's Presidential Ambition? by Misterone: 9:18am On Dec 12, 2025 |
TimeMachine2: He spoke the truth! If everyone is afraid of calling a spade a spade, though, Obi is still a dull person. A typical northerner believes in mass producing children without any plans on how to take care of them. How can an ordinary security man be having four active wives?
While at it, Peter obi should also explain why his brothers are on death rows in various Asian prisons for drug peddling? He should not have related it to being Muslim. Christians also beg in the North |
Politics › Re: What Nigerians Must Demand From 2027 Candidates by Misterone: 4:37pm On Dec 10, 2025 |
Akinpedia: As Nigeria approaches the 2027 presidential and gubernatorial elections, citizens and civil society organizations stand at a critical juncture to demand transformative accountability from candidates. This advocacy brief outlines the Top 7 Non-Negotiable Demands—rooted in recent calls from credible sources like Yiaga Africa, Chatham House, and Open Government Partnership reviews (2024–2025)—urging leaders to prioritize electoral integrity, security, anti-corruption, economic relief, youth empowerment, judicial independence, and transparent governance.
These demands emerge from widespread protests, stakeholder forums, and policy analyses highlighting systemic failures in security, fiscal mismanagement, and democratic erosion, as documented in reports from ThisDayLive and The Nation. By committing to these action-oriented reforms, candidates can restore public trust and chart a path toward sustainable prosperity.
Nigerians must hold aspiring leaders to these standards, ensuring promises translate into measurable policies that unlock the nation's potential.
Electoral and Constitutional Reform for Credible Elections
Transfer the authority to make appointment decisions, such as selecting the INEC chair, to an independent and non-partisan selection committee. Additionally, enhance and reinforce INEC’s institutional independence through comprehensive measures aimed at rebuilding and restoring public trust in the electoral commission’s impartiality and effectiveness.
Amend the Electoral Act and the constitution to explicitly mandate the use of electronic results transmission for all elections, significantly accelerate the timelines for both pre-election and post-election petitions to ensure swift resolution of disputes, enable voting rights for citizens living in the diaspora, allow for independent candidacy without party affiliation, and implement measures to reduce barriers that currently limit the active participation of youth and women in the electoral process.
Security Sector Strategy and Accountability
Commit to a comprehensive national security strategy that includes clearly defined, measurable timelines aimed at significantly reducing incidents of terrorism, banditry, kidnapping, and communal violence. This strategy should also incorporate specific civilian protection metrics that are tailored to assess and improve security conditions within individual states and localities, ensuring that efforts are both targeted and effective in safeguarding communities across the nation.
Enhance and strengthen the oversight and accountability mechanisms of security agencies by implementing comprehensive measures such as regular and transparent public reporting of their operations, activities, and detailed budgets. Additionally, establish and support community-based early-warning systems and response mechanisms that actively involve local populations in monitoring and addressing potential security threats in a timely and effective manner.
Anti‑Corruption Reform and Institutional Independence
Ensure and guarantee full operational and financial independence for anti‑corruption agencies such as the EFCC and ICPC, enabling them to function without external influence or interference. Additionally, fully implement comprehensive beneficial‑ownership registries along with mandatory public asset declarations for all senior officials to promote transparency and accountability throughout the government.
Accelerate the implementation of comprehensive legal reforms aimed at significantly enhancing the prosecution processes for cases involving grand corruption. These reforms should also include robust measures to provide strong protection and support for whistleblowers who expose corrupt practices. Additionally, it is essential to improve and strengthen the coordination and collaboration between financial intelligence units and prosecuting agencies to ensure more effective investigation and prosecution of corruption-related offenses.
Economic Relief, Transparent Fiscal Policy, and Social Safety Nets
End regressive subsidies that disproportionately benefit higher-income groups and replace them with carefully designed, targeted cash transfer programs along with transparent, means-tested social safety nets. These measures will effectively protect the most vulnerable and poorest populations while simultaneously restoring much-needed fiscal space for sustainable economic management.
Publish open budgets and actively strengthen fiscal transparency initiatives, including comprehensive participatory budget processes, to significantly reduce financial leakages and effectively restore and enhance citizen confidence in public financial management systems.
Jobs, Youth Inclusion and Skills Development
Implement a comprehensive national employment and skills-acceleration plan that strategically connects public investment, expanded apprenticeship programs, and targeted private-sector incentives. This integrated approach aims to generate sustainable and meaningful job opportunities specifically designed for youth and individuals returning from conflict-affected areas, ensuring long-term economic stability and social reintegration.
Reform the hiring and procurement processes to specifically prioritize youth-owned small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), ensuring that these businesses receive greater opportunities and support. In addition, establish clear and measurable targets for increasing female and youth employment within all federal and state programs, creating accountable benchmarks to track progress and promote inclusive economic growth.
Access to Justice and Judicial Independence
Safeguard the independence of the judiciary by firmly insulating judicial appointments and disciplinary processes from any form of political interference, influence, or pressure. Additionally, ensure that courts receive adequate, consistent, and transparent funding to enable them to function effectively and uphold justice without bias or external control. This comprehensive approach helps maintain public trust and the integrity of the judicial system.
Strengthen the provision of legal aid services to ensure wider access to justice for all individuals, especially those from marginalized communities. Implement measures to fast-track the resolution of court backlogs, with a particular focus on electoral disputes and human rights cases, to uphold fairness and accountability. Additionally, enforce strict timelines for the adjudication of corruption charges and security-related prosecutions, ensuring that these critical matters are addressed promptly and effectively to maintain public trust in the justice system.
Open Government, Transparency and Anti‑Illicit Financial Flows
Commit to adopting OGP-style open government commitments, including key areas such as open budgets, transparent public procurement processes, and comprehensive beneficial ownership disclosure. Additionally, establish clear and realistic timelines to ensure the full and effective implementation of these commitments, promoting greater accountability and transparency in government operations over time.
Implement more robust and comprehensive controls on illicit financial flows, enhance and tighten anti-money laundering and counter-financing of terrorism (AML/CFT) measures significantly, and establish a system of automatic, transparent public reporting on progress. These steps are crucial to effectively move Nigeria off international grey lists and improve its global financial reputation. You're on your own! Don't group us together. Us Nigerians say Tinubu all the way? Either by hook or crook |
Politics › Re: Babatunde Fashola, Back To Law Practice (Picture) by Misterone: 1:29pm On Dec 10, 2025 |
otipoju: Na boredom cause this one ooo.
E be like sey Tinubu no just look hin side at all...just kuku return to the beginning.
I used to respect him so much until I realized that he is not any different from the others. Stop talking nonsense! If people like Elrufai and others were as responsible as Fashola after office, the political landscape would have been far better. After you do your term, commot eyes from other people government. It's not as if you can't criticise but do it constructively. Obi is another doggy! Do you hear the likes of Obama, Clinton or Kamala criticizing the US government? No! Not even when they're of different political parties. Their criticism is always directed to the president not to the public |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Opens Rivers’ Bodo–bonny Road For Light Vehicles by Misterone: 1:49pm On Dec 09, 2025 |
ruggedtimi: GEJ govt awarded the project. Tinubu's govt finished it. Work actually started October 20, 2017, that is during APC regime. The contract was renegotiated by Buhari. |
Politics › Re: Attempted Coup Plot: Nigeria’s Intervention In Benin Is Sketchy — Dele Momodu by Misterone: 12:14am On Dec 09, 2025 |
BlessedGift: Attempted Coup Plot: Nigeria’s Intervention In Benin Is Sketchy — Dele Momodu At this time, Dele Momodu shout keep quiet because he doesn't have the facts. He's just fishing air |
Politics › Re: 2027: Tinubu Should Negotiate With Obi by Misterone: 5:21pm On Dec 08, 2025 |
MEGAWATCH: So there was no Biafra agitation during Ojukwu presidential campaign period?
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Anyway a loser will always have a reason for losing the election.
A sinner will always blame the Devil for his sins.
Chukwuma Soludu a good Tinubu's supporter was the governor of Anambra state when Obi got more than 95 percent in the last election and still Tinubu's supporters are still blaming Ipob for taking over the government of Soludu during the election that's why Obi won.
I wonder how an adult will choose to tell lies to himself, what is he going to tell his children in future when they tell lies.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Obi was reelected because Ojukwu asked Ndi Anambra to grant him this last wish by reelecting Obi—— Nze Tobe Osigwe |
Politics › Re: 2027: Tinubu Should Negotiate With Obi by Misterone: 2:15pm On Dec 08, 2025 |
MEGAWATCH: So this propaganda didn't work during Ojukwu presidential election, dispite APGA was in power at that time?
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Im just wondering between you people and the Devil who can tell lies better?
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Upon all these lies on how Tinubu is the greatest of all in politics, he is still afraid of free and fair elections.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Afraid of free elections how! Was IPOB around when Ojukwu was alive? Was there anything like Lagos is a no man's land then? Or were you not told that Obi went to prostrate to Ojukwu before he got his second term because he achieved nothing during his first tenure? That, it was for the fact that Ojukwu raise his hands up for APGA and people voted for him out of respect for Ojukwu? Obi has never won any election himself! Ojukwu helped him twice. |
Politics › Re: 2027: Tinubu Should Negotiate With Obi by Misterone: 1:15pm On Dec 08, 2025 |
MEGAWATCH: Hahahaha hahaha
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Okay why did Peter Obi won in the same Anambra you claim he performed poorly?
Did you also remember that Ojukwu lost election as a presidential candidate against Obasanjo years ago?
Oya come up with another lies.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Peter Obi winning Anambra state with 95% of votes during the presidential election of 2023 was an Igbo propaganda. Someone that messed up the second smallest state in Nigeria. Over 70 communities had no public school. Awka was a glorified village during his tenure! Soludo is now changing the story. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Guinea Bissau: No Winner, Results Were Destroyed During The Coup by Misterone: 10:19am On Dec 08, 2025 |
Sonnobax15:
. Africa as a whole na big joke . People that have not put their lives in order will be making silly comments like "Africa is a big joke" ! Someone that can't control his household, let alone his neighbourhood! Rubbish |
Politics › Re: 2027: Tinubu Should Negotiate With Obi by Misterone: 9:45am On Dec 08, 2025 |
MEGAWATCH: But that same Anambra state where you claimed he couldn't govern gave him over 90 percent vote...🤣🤣
And he came to Lagos state where your Jagaban turned to Dubai and gave him a bloody nose 🤣🤣🤣
Please can you help us and explain the mystery behind it?
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Propaganda machine of the western Nigeria. Obi's win in Lagos was a scam planned long before the election. You can see it from the Endsars riot. They wanted to destroy Lagos. Also easterners relocating their polling unit from the East to Lagos was initiated by IPOB and Lagos is a no man's land crew for Obi. They want to conquer Lagos. During the gubernatorial elections, lagosians wised up. |
Politics › Re: 2027: Tinubu Should Negotiate With Obi by Misterone: 9:09pm On Dec 07, 2025 |
Igbophobia: Atiku or any other Fulani MUST not be considered for presidency considering how we know that he would continue shielding his murderous kinsmen to continue massacring indigenous peoples of this British contraption. Tinubu may be a disaster, but may actually be a mild buffer to the killings despite his clear incompetence. Nevertheless, we all know that the country is a time bomb and it is just a matter of time before the directionless citizens hand over power to another Fulani who would help cement the completion of the ongoing ethnic cleansing.
Obi should contest but not in a way that would support or propel Atiku or another Fulani. If Tinubu is smart, he should even make a deal with Obi unless he has finalized plans to rig it again. Otherwise, Obi's candidacy may pave way for Atiku since we already know that the Muslim north would want Atiku to grab power.
Is Obi the solution? Yes. Can he win? Yes. Would he win? With a personality like Tinubu and his rigging machinery that is doubtful. In any case, I think the native population may survive complete annihilation or rather extend the doomsday for a few more years if a non Fulani is in power a bit longer. At the long run, what this country is facing is the Taliban-style jihadi takeover. It's so obvious except that we Africans lack critical thinking. The only strategic solution to the calamity is splitting this country into at least four parts. Otherwise, the hoards are coming.
But you know … Africans are traditionally incapable of strategic thinking. Someone that couldn't govern small Anambra state! Obi can only win elections in one or two regions. He can never win presidency. He was made popular by the obedient movement, not by his performance |
Politics › Re: Benin Sovereignty: Did Nigeria Take Permission Before Fighter Jet Deployment by Misterone: 9:04pm On Dec 07, 2025 |
Nextjs: Did Nigeria took permission from Benin before the deployment abi Benin no get sovereignty?
If Nigeria didn't seek for permission then they have just violated the sovereignty of Benin republic You guys should stop talking nonsense! There's an ECOWAS pact among ECOWAS members. |
Politics › Re: United States Conducts Surveillance Missions Over Nigeria From Ghana by Misterone: 3:05pm On Dec 07, 2025 |
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Politics › Re: Cletus Ibeto Opens Private Owned Ibeto Port In Port Harcourt by Misterone: 8:46pm On Dec 05, 2025 |
alpharoyalty: The federal fulani government will work against him. The only recognized government pikin is dangote. Oga, stop talking nonsense! This is one of Tinubu s legacies. He created an enabling environment for this to happen! Congratulations president Tinubu |
Politics › Re: DSS Nabs Doctor Treating Wounded Kidnappers Inside Forest by Misterone: 5:13pm On Dec 05, 2025 |
GanagiBitrus: They should go further & use the Doctor to track down the Kidnappers. Exactly what the DSS should've done. Use one stone to kill 20 birds. |
Politics › Re: Insecurity: Tinubu Should Suspend Himself And Declare State Of Emergency by Misterone: 2:24pm On Dec 04, 2025 |
richmond500: What is going on in the country is not up to half of what Rivers state experienced when he suspended the governor and HOA members Stop opening stupid threads! |
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu’s Pain Is Our Pain, He Has Suffered Enough — Abia Lawmaker Tells FG by Misterone: 8:21am On Dec 04, 2025 |
What has he suffered? Can he bring back the dead! He's not even remorseful! |
Politics › Re: Enugu Government Arms Forest Guards With Modern Riffles (Photos) by Misterone: 8:18am On Dec 04, 2025 |
kokoA: Why are we not seeing this in the north where it's needed most? The worst set of governors are found there. The North is playing politics with banditry |
Politics › Re: Sowore Reacts To Tinubu's Ambassadorial nomination list by Misterone: 9:38am On Dec 03, 2025 |
fergie001: Ambassadorial nomination list Omoyele Sowore Sowore should shut up! The people appointed are not from Togo! They're Nigerians for crying out loud! Abi Sowore, na you good pass? |
Politics › Re: Atiku As Obi’s Deputy, ADC’s Only Chance To Defeat Tinubu – Ohanaeze’s Igboayaka by Misterone: 8:07am On Dec 02, 2025 |
This is an insult to Atiku. A master is always a master! Even if his boy knows more than him. |
Politics › Re: Atiku Slams Nigerian Government Over ₦17.5 Trillion Pipeline Security Spending by Misterone: 9:45am On Dec 01, 2025 |
Stop talking nonsense! Do you even know how much 18 trillion is? It Is a fact that when pipeline surveillance started with Tantita, the amount awarded was 4 billion monthly. How did it get to 18 trillion! We have a right to disagree with the figure because it is outrageous. He who assert must prove! Atiku is the one bandying figures all about! Let him prove those figures! Chegesnd: Did you notice that those hang-abouts who dispute Atiku's figure do not have any idea of the facts of the contract. All they must do is to say something against Atiku and the figures. Slavery and mediocrity! |
Politics › Re: Atiku Slams Nigerian Government Over ₦17.5 Trillion Pipeline Security Spending by Misterone: 9:37am On Dec 01, 2025 |
Atiku just like opening mouth WAA! How much was 2025 budget that only pipeline protection would cost 18 trillion! Atiku should come out with the names of those these monies were given to. |
Politics › Re: BM-21 Grad Multiple Rocket Launcher: Why Can't Tinubu Buy This For The Army (Vid by Misterone: 8:12am On Dec 01, 2025 |
WantsandMore: Good question but I think the army are not interested, because what would it take the army to setup a spy network, collect data and execute like it's done by advanced military all over the world? At the end of the day, it all comes down to funds. If you compare the security budget of a state in the US to that of Nigeria as a whole, then you will understand. Mind you, it's not as if we can produce any of these arms locally. We have to import. For espionage, we need things like 5G private network for the armed forces, 24/7 drone surveillance, and all that! Do we have that kind of funds? No. |
Family › Re: RE: Someone Earning 100k Naira, Should Not Consider Marriage by Misterone: 9:10pm On Nov 30, 2025 |
NewLife14: I came across this beautiful post about the above topic here https://www.nairaland.com/8571178/someone-earning-100k-naira-should In the comments, many great minded Nairalanders argued for and against "Marrying with a 100K income" from many perspectives.
This post is all about putting the theories in figures. STAY TUNED .
Now the man (From a supportive family) earns 100K and decides to Marry. That is #1,200,000 per annum (1.2M). His expected expenditure should look like this: ➡️Cost of wedding =Free (Family Sponsors). ➡️ House rent =Free (Has 2 rooms in his family house). ➡️ Electricity Bill (2K a month X 1 year) = #24,000. ➡️Feeding with wife and kid/s (At least 2K a day X 1 year)= #730,000. ➡️Clothing =Nil (He doesn't change clothes ). ➡️Wife Expenditure = Nil (Her parents supports her and fends for her in his house ) ➡️Baby Diapers = Nil (Baby wears Napkin). ➡️ Water (Sachet water and others) =Free. ➡️Baby Food and Groceries (Milk, etc, 5K per month X 1 year) =#60,000. ➡️Transportation to work (500 Naira per day X at least 270 days a year) =#135,000. ➡️Recharge card and Data for our man and wife (#200 a day x 1 year) = #73,000.
TOTAL SO FAR =#1,022,000 (1M, 22K) Our man will be left with #178,000 (178K) at the end of the year in review.
⚠️You will observe that I was extremely prudent in the expenditure, in the hope that both his family and the wife's family support the marriage which is most times unlikely; what applies is that you the man is the one supporting them instead.
⚠️ I only added basic RECURRENT costs and didn't account for emergencies like Healthcare, or even miscellaneous. I also obviously avoided school fees, baby wears, etc.
❓Can you marry with 100K income? YES & NO!
You can if you already have a room in your parents house, your family and her family is supportive financially and otherwise, you like stress and you are comfortable with your current financial status (as marrying at this stage will give you little room for financial improvement and growth)
But if you desire to grow financially, break the chain of poverty, value your peace of mind, want to give your family the best and live in a city where you pay for rent and other things, then it'll be a suicide mission to marry with a 100K income.
My 2 cents  Most people that earn 100k per month do not do one job. |
Politics › Re: Appointing Reno As Ambassador Is Endorsement Of His Hate Against Igbo - Shield by Misterone: 9:02pm On Nov 30, 2025 |
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