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And you are running as a entitled treacherous lowlife political prostitute. |
Renewed Shege, coming to a city near you. Grab yuwa copy nau!
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she tired of standing on mandate |
Wahala dey oh. Wahala dey oh ![]()
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BrickandLace:Yep, just looked it up again. She's the one. Funny how times flies, she made that ridiculous claim back in 2020, 6 yrs ago |
is she the one that fed 600 million children when schools were closed during Covid-19? |
One chance things. Choose wisely
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Renewed hope, coming to a city near you.
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The problem with this situation is that, if eventually, some how , a miracle happens and insecurity ends in northern Nigeria. There would forever be bad blood between the people of the middle belt and the Fulani and that would be a flash point for the next fifty years, maybe even more. The core northern leadership didn't think this move through and really messed up by allowing the Fulani run freely. This is not the first time we have had inter-tribal wars (Fulani vs Oyo empire among others), however over 300 years of colonial rule by the British helped make those hostilities a distant memory by enforcing rules, however there are no foreign mediators at this point so the hostilities that the Fulani have created all over the middle belt would now leave a very lasting memory and it would never be the same again |
This one na top info, if you know, you know It would interest you to know that last week, for some strange reason, The Nigerian army "relocated" over 500 boko haram members to a "top security post" in Abuja. Many people for Abuja record the video with their phones, Army and DSS used a convoy of buses to transport boko haram, all of them were blindfolded. Abeg no ask me if this was transporting to a top security post or strategic and tactical relocation. Because if you ask me, na who I go ask? ![]() This happened two weeks after America asked its citizens to leave. I go repeat my post from last week Mrchippychappy:It is not a matter of if but WHEN e happen, you open your phone or TV and you hear say dem don declare Nigeria as so and so, don't be surprised
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Carry some Fulani follow body, Alaafin and his urchins go sharply find one corner hide |
No one wants Atiku. That's the truth |
I go borrow money and all of una go pay.
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wetin I talk yesterday? Many of us don know sey dem get air attack ability, na Federal Government dey deny am since. Mrchippychappy:4x4 na im sure pass
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Great. I would like to see an African randomly travel to Europe to get adopted by the European royal family or an African travel to Saudi Arabia or the UAE to get adopted by the Saudi king or the emirati royal family. That would make for a very good reality tv content. |
when he lose, make he no comot first, when dem flog am koboko, march am naked around aso rock, e go know howfar
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esnbrutality:You don talk am finish. I appreciate your intellect on the deception being used by government parastatals. Wasting lives just to push a narrative that not just a few places but the entire country is unsafe. The global independent security agencies know better and in due time these evil perpetrators would be brought to book. 2026 go be like action film, just dey watch |
isn't it obvious that this is a sponsored terror attack to give the impression that the entire country, not just the places ravaged by radical islamist terrorists, is insecure? Sooner or later those behind this evil would be brought to book and hung on live TV. |
Good Pope, also please remember the Christians in the Middle belt suffering from target attacks from radical sponsored islamic terrorists. |
Terrorist don get access to air attack. If you know you know. If Nigerians know what some of us know about the insecurity situation in the country, ehn? una go dey sleep with one eyes. These people have almost overpowered our army completely.
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Go and get your PVC and vote for 4 x 4 . Na 2027 sure pass
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Kobojunkie:Glad that you didn't just come from a "Christian=good, Islam=bad" perspective, rather you mentioned the pros and cons and that's a conversation a lot of us as Africans need to have but most Africans would rather avoid these types of topics. 2026 and many of us still don't understand the benefits of critical thinking. |
Oya make una come
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Almost forgot their favourite go to line: Bilal did this, Bilal did that, The Ummah is one. |
Well in all honesty, I should have named this the "The NOT so new angle: Why you cannot be black and be a Christian". There’s a noticeable trend on social media lately that I find laughable. Whenever the Israel-Iran conflict or the Israel-Gaza situation gains traction, a wave of memes (Their favourite meme being the one of a man looking into the mirror and the reflection is that of a white man: The thought behind that meme is that, by being a christian, you see yourself more as a white man, which is why they believe when you look in the mirror, you see a reflection of a white man...childish stuff). And then in the midst of all this attempts to "liberate your minds from the white man's religion", they suddenly start inserting islamic propaganda, a common one is by pushing the idea that Islam is a “pro-Black” religion. They often contrast it with Christianity, claiming it’s the true path for Black people, complete with selective historical references and emotional appeals. What’s interesting is how quickly that energy disappears when the conversation shifts to the atrocities committed by the Arab-backed RSF in Sudan , the mass killings, rapes, and ethnic cleansing targeting Black Sudanese populations. On those topics, the same accounts that were loudly promoting Islam are nowhere to be found. Pan-africanism: Spotting the genuine ones and the wolves in sheep's clothing If someone genuinely criticizes Christianity from a Pan-African perspective and advocates returning to traditional African spiritual practices, I’m open to having a respectful and constructive discussion. I’d even be interested in learning from their point of view. However, if a person claims to be pro-Black, spends their time attacking Christianity and the West, and when asked for an alternative, pushes Islam, an Arab supremacist religion with a deeply anti-Black history and doctrine , that’s where I regret even giving that person 5 seconds of my time. This is the same religion that used the term “Kafir” as a slur for Black people, justified and sustained the Trans-Saharan slave trade (which lasted longer and caused far more deaths than the Trans-Atlantic trade and continues in parts of the Arab world today, Black men were castrated as the wimpy arab men were scared of black masculinity), and tried to bury the memory of the Zanj Rebellion, the largest slave uprising in the Arab world. “Zanj” was their derogatory term for Black slaves, a word later adopted by the Ottomans and still used in Turkey, till this day. When independent historians began uncovering the truth, These arabs quickly altered the events of the Zanj rebellion and inserted themselves as the heros of the story, claiming Arabs were actually the ones who spear-headed the Zanj rebellion, that's like saying a slave master joined the slaves to revolt against slave masters? makes sense? welcome to the twisted mind of arab backed islamic propaganda. Ending notes: If you’re a sincere Pan-Africanist interested in reviving authentic African traditions and spirituality, I’m happy to listen and engage honestly. But if you’re simply an Islamist pretending to be Pan-African, using “pro-Black” rhetoric as a vehicle to promote Islam, then this conversation isn’t for you. That miserable and poorly cooked propaganda has been exposed numerous times and would continue to be exposed. Your sentiments are clear for all to see, you are so pro-black but pay more attention to Gaza than Sudan, so pro-black but you pay more attention to Iran than the situation in the Middle belt. Sick of the islamists who have miraculously turned into overnight pan-African activists. Oh and since we are making meme's, here's a meme for you overnight "pan-africanist" Muslims...that in itself is an oxymoron.
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Flangelo12:Similar to the way you "tap" dance for your Arab s1ave masters who committed far more atrocities in the trans-sahara s1ave trade and still till this day sell black Africans and refer to them as abeed and kafir all over the arab world, right? People who in their holy land while fasting, still have time for racism. People who even when under heavy bombardment in Gaza and Lebanon, still have time to discriminate against their African maids. Those are the people you choose to "tap dance" for, right? |
1 Samuel 16:7 (NIV) "But the LORD said to Samuel, 'Do not consider his appearance or his height, for I have rejected him. The LORD does not look at the things people look at. People look at the outward appearance, but the LORD looks at the heart.'" |
Job 26: 7 He stretches out the north over empty space; He hangs the earth on nothing. This was more than a millenia before astronauts confirmed that the earth was indeed floating ....meanwhile Quran 78:6-7 (Surah An-Naba): "Have We not made the earth a resting place? And the mountains as stakes/pegs?" And Quran 21:31: "...And We placed within the earth firmly set mountains, lest it should shake with them..." Mountains as pegs to protect the earth from moving? Impossicant. |
Chai, sense no go kee Tinubu. Boycott election because of Nnamdi Kanu. Abeg how much dem pay you? |
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