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Trump says he'll issue $2,000 tariff dividend to all except 'high-income people'
The president says the country is now wealthy because of his tariff policies.

President Donald Trump on Sunday claimed that a “dividend of at least $2000 a person” will be paid to all Americans except for “high-income people,” saying the country is now wealthy as a result of his tariff policies.

“People that are against Tariffs are FOOLS! We are now the Richest, Most Respected Country In the World, With Almost No Inflation, and A Record Stock Market Price. 401k’s are Highest EVER,” the president wrote.

“A dividend of at least $2000 a person (not including high income people!) will be paid to everyone,” he added.

Shawarmagirl:
@POTUS should hurry up come and format Nigeria asap.

Elusive001:
Why are you asking this question? I didn't expect this question from you. See what an APC stalwart said.

See what former CBN chief said. How do yoy expect the APC government to fight they people Baraje said that they brought into the country.

ednut1:
India should stop giving these riff raffs visa. Shikena

Freshandfitpod:
This guy and terrorism have everything in common

Tochi3:


..speaking from both side of the mouth..like the ones we have in Nigeria from a particular region..

..where they not thesame british through their propaganda machinery BBC that were criticizing Trump politicizing the g,;;:no:cide going on in Nigeria..

..let them first keep quiet.

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chiiraq802:
It's an open secret.

muyico:
Ai content, no click am

ebukal67x:
We dont need foreign intervention. We will solve our problems ourselves.

HgAkpobomeEr:
We will solve our problems ourselves. No foreign intervention allowed.

Sheuns:
Person wey Saudi Arabia send comot from their country na him una Dey grant audience for Nigeria.

McLizbae:
It is a know fact that there are genocides in Nigeria. Christians genocides? Yes!

So, if there is any attempt or offer by the USA to address the Christian components of the genocide, it must be welcomed! As this will at least solve a significant percentage, if not all of genocide killings in Nigeria.

ALTERNATEID:
This OP is one hell of an obtuse character. He’s the most confused person I’ve ever seen on this forum. During the last election, he was everywhere pushing absolutely impossible scenarios that can lead to Obi’s victory. After the election, he bombarded the forum with very ridiculous legal jargons that were supposed to give victory to Obi at the tribunal.

Now, he has abandoned Anambra governorship election to come up with another ridiculous theory on how Nnamdi Kanu is why Trump want to deepen and strengthen relationship with Nigeria which was disguised as fighting for Christians.

Now listen and listen well, Kanu will be convicted and sentenced to prison on November 20th and there is absolutely nothing you can do about it.

Your darling Trump is already negotiating common ground with Tinubu. Nigeria and US will reach an agreement and there will be no invasion.

Soludo has been re-elected, Kanu will be jailed and Tinubu will win a second term and then handover to a northerner.

HgAkpobomeEr:
We will solve our problems ourselves. No foreign intervention allowed.

Here's a video of Gumi in 2021, confirming that there is an ongoing genocide in Nigeria "it's a "simple" case of criminality which turned into banditry which turned into ethnic war and some GENOCIDE too, happening. people behind the scene people don't know" pic.twitter.com/q65KC6Jcgd

— Pete ChedoChe (@PeteChedoChe) November 8, 2025

nams77:
chai Una go keel people for this Nairaland.

All these big pastors are all a disappointment to say the least. Shame on them.

Mrchippychappy:
6. The Agents of Chaos

Then there are those deliberately pretending to be from different regions of Nigeria, stirring up talk of “break-up” and “regime change.”

These are not people from the regions they claim to come from. They are paid agents of confusion, often sponsored by those who profit from this reign of terror, people whose political and financial fortunes depend on Nigeria remaining unstable.

They hide behind fake accounts and regional identities to spread falsehoods and inflame division, framing Trump’s call for intervention as an opportunity to tear Nigeria apart.

Make no mistake: these individuals are not who they claim to be. Their goal is chaos. And chaos is precisely what keeps the innocent dying while the powerful remain comfortable.

This intervention is not about politics. It’s about stopping the ongoing Christian genocide that too many in leadership have chosen to ignore.



Trump’s renewed stance is not a declaration of war; it’s a call for accountability and action. He is resuming the 2017–2020 plan that worked, not reinventing it.

Those shouting “invasion” would rather Nigeria stay in darkness than accept a helping hand that exposes their failures. But history is not kind to those who choose pride over progress.

Lives matter more than excuses. Lives matter more than resources.

If Nigeria is bleeding, those who come with healing hands should not be called invaders. They should be recognized for what they are, partners willing to stand with a nation that has long been left to fight alone.