Politics › Re: Army Rescues Four Kidnap Victims In Delta (Photos) by Mrexcell(m): 8:58pm On Dec 10, 2024 |
tungamaje: See four hefty men. These kidnappers no de fear o U think it's by being hefty? Only one bullet is enough to bring down any of them if they want to proof stubborn with the kidnappers. |
Politics › Re: Atiku, Peter Obi Have Learnt Their Lessons – Paul Ibe Hints On Merger by Mrexcell(m): 8:02pm On Dec 10, 2024 |
Am sure tinibu's war chest for the 2027 presidential election will be over $2b to bribe anyone bribeable how is atiku and obi going to handle that? |
Politics › Re: I Told My Daughters To Retaliate If Their Husbands Slap Them – Emir Sanusi by Mrexcell(m): 7:01pm On Dec 10, 2024 |
condralbedez:

Pray they don't meet a lunatic as a husband, if not nah thier bodybags you go carry go house. Very wrong advice most women can't even match the strength of their husbands so advising them to retaliate is totally wrong and suicidal. |
Politics › Re: SEDC: Tinubu’s Choice Of Board Members Phenomenal – Ohanaeze by Mrexcell(m): 9:58pm On Dec 09, 2024 |
Their focus should be on the golly erosion ravaging the whole igboland |
Politics › Re: Edo, Kogi, Cross River, Bayelsa Part Of Biafra – IPOB Declares by Mrexcell(m): 7:22pm On Dec 08, 2024 |
ogaemma: This is one of the major reason why Biafra will never stand. Because Biafra do not even know the territory of Biafra. How can the Niger Delta Republic go with Biafra? That is never possible. Remember the Niger Delta Republic was declared by Isaac Boro long before Biafra was declared. Biafra should by now know where and what belongs to them. They will be resisted by the Niger Deltans. The fact that the Niger Delta Militants Warlord's are all keeping quiet, does not mean they are not following up. Biafra please go with your 5 eastern states. I wish you well. So after reading the statement u couldn't even figure out where ipob stated that it's igbo speaking communities outside the five eastern states that was forcefully carved out by the nigerian state and not the entire edo, kogi, cross river and Bayelsa states? |
Politics › Re: FG Deducts ₦700 Billion From Federation Account For Free Meter Distribution by Mrexcell(m): 6:46pm On Dec 08, 2024 |
franugo: So how do we apply? These people here are telling us to bring 200k for prepaid meter 
Everything FG seems to be propaganda, the 40k rice still being talked about almost 6 months after, unserious people .
***Modified** See screenshot from bedc website. FG always acting like jokers It's obvious money for the loyal boys pdp also did the same thing. |
Politics › Re: Babangida Aliyu Condemns Opposition To Tax Bills, Blames Government by Mrexcell(m): 5:52pm On Dec 08, 2024 |
shiffynaani: Northern hegemony has come to a sad, abrupt end. They didn't see it coming
After the passage of this bill, they'll get on their feet by hook or crook and get their asses to work, think on their feet like their smart southern counterparts, and find a way to attract investors
The two-headed monster called terrorism they created will now slowly die a peaceful death Its when they are cut off from still collecting allocations from oil and gas proceeds that's when they are really going to sit up there is not much money from vats |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Syrian Rebels Have Toppled President Bashar Al-Assad by Mrexcell(m): 5:12pm On Dec 08, 2024 |
DemonSlayer: .
Point of correction, Oga OP. It's not "half a decade of the Al-Assad family's rule over Syria" it's half a century, 53 freaking years!
The al-Assad family has ruled Syria since 1970, starting with Hafez al-Assad, followed by his son Bashar al-Assad in 2000, totaling over 53 years. Wow that's a really very long time. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Syrian Rebels Have Toppled President Bashar Al-Assad by Mrexcell(m): 5:04pm On Dec 08, 2024 |
Allahuakuba  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: South Africans Call For Ramaphosa’s Resignation Over 5-year Visa For Nigerians by Mrexcell(m): 10:47am On Dec 08, 2024 |
RandDigital: You people haven't been paying attention, it's the Chidimma saga that finally opened your eyes. Nigerians have for decades had a horrible reputation in SA for drugs and fraud, so the thought of Nigerians having even easier access to SA is infuriating for South Africans - hence something like this really does have the potential to weaken Ramaphosa. Ask Malema who performed woefully in the May elections because of his defensive stance for Nigerians and immigration. Today his party is imploding as a result 😂😂😂. Anything Nigerian is the kiss of death in SA politics.
Those in Nigeria pretending their brothers aren't into drugs and yahoo big time are either living in lalaland or crime sympathizers. Full stop.
Read the gospel truth here (written by a Nigerian reporter): https://thenationonlineng.net/dangerous-lifestyles-nigerian-hustlers-south-african-enclave/ Ur SA companies are making it big here in nigeria and taking the proceeds back home to develop ur economy it's obvious ur leaders know more than u uninformed and unexposed bitter lots. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Nominates New Chairman For North-West, South-East Development Commission by Mrexcell(m): 3:25pm On Dec 07, 2024 |
More money for the loyal boys to squander. |
Politics › Re: ‘We Have Not Endorsed Creation Of Anioma State’ – Ohanaeze by Mrexcell(m): 11:07am On Dec 07, 2024 |
Armaggedon: Why has isiguzoro not been arrested? It's a mystery to me it seems enemies of igbos are sponsoring and protecting them. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: 10 African Countries Still Paying Colonial Tax by Mrexcell(m): 10:56am On Dec 06, 2024 |
The french are really a very greedy lots what kind of infrastructure did they really build in those african countries to make them create such oppressive financial systems to exploit those sovereign countries forever? I blame those french speaking african countries for being too docile and extremely foolish no white country in this world will ever accept to be part of such inhuman conditions. |
Politics › Re: Team New Nigeria Behind Jonathan’s 2027 Campaign Posters In Kano by Mrexcell(m): 8:02pm On Dec 05, 2024 |
They are looking for a weak person that will keep the current political structure for them. |
Politics › Re: Some People Want To Use Tinubu’s Tax Bills To Divide Nigeria - Reno Omokri by Mrexcell(m): 1:38pm On Dec 04, 2024 |
Mumu man he is pretending as if he doesn't know that his oil producing area will be the largest beneficiary if nigeria eventually divides. |
Politics › Re: In Support Of The Tax Reform Bills - Punch Editorial by Mrexcell(m): 9:14am On Dec 04, 2024 |
seguntijan: LET'S SET RECORDS STRAIGHT
Out of the total of 360 House of Reps members, the entire South has 169, while the North has 191. Here is the breakdown:
South East Imo 10 Reps Abia 8 Reps Ebonyi 6 Reps Anambra 11 Reps Enugu 8 Reps Total= 43.
South South Akwa Ibom 10 Reps Bayelsa 5 Reps Cross River 8 Reps Delta 10 Reps Edo 9 Reps Rivers 13 Reps Total= 55 Reps.
SOUTHEAST & SOUTHSOUTH GRAND TOTAL =98 only.
South West Ekiti 6 Reps Lagos 24 Reps Ogun 9 Reps Ondo 9 Reps Oyo 14 Reps Osun 9 Reps Total = 71 Reps.
North West Kano 24 Reps Kaduna 16 Reps Jigawa 11 Reps Katsina 15 reps Kebbi 8 Reps Sokoto 11 Reps Zamfara 7 Reps Total = 92 Reps.
North East Adamawa 8 Reps Bauchi 12 Reps Borno 10 reps Gombe 6 Reps Taraba 6 Reps Yobe 6 Reps Total = 48 Reps.
North Central Benue 11 Reps Kogi 9 Reps Kwara 6 Reps Nassarawa 5 Reps Plateau 8 Reps Niger 10 Reps Total = 49 Reps.
FCT 2 Reps.
GRAND TOTAL OF THE NORTH =191 The question is, how dare you upstage this people in a vote? Even if Southeast, South-south and Southwest joined together cannot upstage the North.
More facts coming...
INJUSTICE OF OIL ALLOCATION IN NIGERIA (1)
North Central receives 20%; CONTRIBUTES 0.00%. North East receives 16%; CONTRIBUTES 0.00%. North West receives 21%; CONTRIBUTES 0.00%. Every month, the 19 Northern states receive a minimum of 57% of 100% of oil revenue to which they CONTRIBUTE 0.00%.
South West receives 16%; CONTRIBUTES 3.97%.
South East receives 11.00%; CONTRIBUTES 25.07%.
South South receives 15.00%; CONTRIBUTES 70.64%.
More facts... LGAs in NIGERIA: Nigeria has 774 LGAs. The North has 19 states, and the 19 states have 419 LGAs.
The South has 17 states, and the 17 states have 357 LGAs.
Working with the data from the office of the Accountant General as published by the Ministry of Finance (2013 April), the 357 LGAs of the 17 southern states receive 45.1% of what they contribute is 100%.
The 419 LGAs of the 19 Northern states receive 54.9% of what they contribute is 0.00%. So those hoping for a hopeless hope for restructuring should wake up. The north will Never allow restructuring because they know that they can't survive in a level playing ground. Let me stop here for now .....alot on my mind.
Now you see that the north is seriously draining and stifling the development of the south?
One Nigeria is the biggest fraud ever.
What the people of Nigeria need is a referendum to end this evil contraption.
We CAN NOT be silent about it. He that is silent in the days of the adversity of the oppressed, is more guilty and has taken the side of the oppressor. This data is really very scary. |
Politics › Re: FBI Arrests Yemi Mobolade For Plotting Racist Attack On Himself To Win Election by Mrexcell(m): 10:38pm On Dec 03, 2024 |
The yoruba man used tinibu's pattern to win. |
Politics › Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by Mrexcell(m): 5:06pm On Dec 03, 2024 |
Frigga13: Mr Husseini argued that if passed into law, the bills would not benefit the Northern States.
He condemned the Senate’s decision to approve the bills, saying, “We view it as a deliberate effort to sabotage the economy, increase hardship and further impoverishing the region.”
Mr Husseini expressed concern over the proposed VAT allocation system, noting that states like Lagos, where major corporations such as Nigerian banks, telecommunications companies, and multinational companies were headquartered, would receive the largest share of the VAT.
“Lagos and its environs would account for 80 percent of the VAT collected in Nigeria, leaving northern states with a minimal share,” he said.
He warned that if allowed to scale through, the bill would further weaken northern states, potentially rendering some unable to pay salaries and worsening poverty and hardship.
Mr Husseini expressed concern over the proposed VAT allocation system, noting that states like Lagos, where major corporations such as Nigerian banks, telecommunications companies, and multinational companies were headquartered, would receive the largest share of the VAT.
“Lagos and its environs would account for 80 percent of the VAT collected in Nigeria, leaving northern states with a minimal share,” he said.
He warned that if allowed to scale through, the bill would further weaken northern states, potentially rendering some unable to pay salaries and worsening poverty and hardship.
Before you support this Tinubu Yoruba government fraud called tax reform..
What’s the investment in your state.. or will FDI .. now start rushing down to your states?
This is Tinubu personal agenda to permanently contro Lagos and Nigeria
Ohaneze wey never sight the 400 page bill rush go endorse.. atimes Igbos are their own problem How will this benefit the entire eastern nation
Why do Igbos always allow Yoruba control their narratives and they come back wailing
God help Nigerians
Arewa to the world
Reality over propaganda So u want the northern states to continue to be collecting vats from achohol sales they destroy in their states is that not open cheating? Ohaneze will never support u on this call it whatever u want. |
Politics › Re: Enugu Govt, Austrian Firm Formalise $100m FDI To Boost Water Infrastructure by Mrexcell(m): 4:41pm On Dec 03, 2024 |
Hope the agreement is a solid one? We don't want another ogun state/Chinese judgement debts. |
Politics › Re: AGF Fagbemi Urges ICC To Stop Nigerian Military’s Probe by Mrexcell(m): 4:06pm On Dec 03, 2024 |
If the icc didn't stop the prosecution of Netanyahu and the idf is it ordinary nigerian military that doesn't even have levels that they will now stop? |
Crime › Re: Emefiele Owns The 753 Duplexes In Abuja Forfeited To EFCC - Sowore by Mrexcell(m): 3:50pm On Dec 03, 2024 |
Emefiele just spoilt the name of agbor people nobody will trust anyone from there to head any sensitive govt institution in nigeria anymore. |
Politics › Re: EFCC Biggest Asset Recovery Yet As Govt Official Forfeits Estate With 753 Duplex by Mrexcell(m): 2:11pm On Dec 03, 2024 |
Swagt101: Damn 
What's more surprising is the so called EFCC keeping the person anonymous. What a shitty corntree we have here  While not wasting any time in exposing yahoo boys who scam foreigners of few thousands of dollars. |
Politics › Re: EFCC Biggest Asset Recovery Yet As Govt Official Forfeits Estate With 753 Duplex by Mrexcell(m): 2:08pm On Dec 03, 2024 |
When will they also seize properties belonging to tinibu who is acclaimed to be the largest land owner in nigeria? Yeye oloriburuku efcc. |
Politics › Re: Northern Govs Against Tax Reform Bills Lazy, Responsible For Insecurity–Shinkafi by Mrexcell(m): 1:37pm On Dec 03, 2024 |
How can the north be depending on southern resources for survival forever? It's very dangerous. |
Politics › Re: Ohanaeze Joins Southwest, South-south, Northcentral In Backing Tinubu Tax Bills by Mrexcell(m): 1:33pm On Dec 03, 2024 |
Macphenson: One of the most controversial issues in this Tax Reform Bill is that 60% of VAT will be given to the state it was collected from, It seems by this it will only favour mostly Lagos and Rivers State to the detriment of the Northern states who are collecting more VAT based on population.
Here is my concern, Lagos state was deliberately made the commercial headquaters of the Nation to the detriment of other states the more reason it collects more taxes.
Practically, All the cars entering the country pays their tax to only Lagos state. Even the cars to be used in Rivers, Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Delta and Cross River states. Now this is not fair to these states as they have their own seaports but cars are not entering them, the taxes they are supposed to get as a state goes to Lagos state.
Also, Telecom companies pay their VAT in Lagos because their headquaters are located in Lagos, If this new bill is passed, that is no longer fair to all other states where the Telcom companies operate. Telcom companies should now start paying VAT to each state they operate as you can no longer rob Peter to pay Paul.
Oil companies have their headquaters located in Lagos while they operate in different states especially in the Niger Delta. This will no longer be fair if the bill is passed becaused those states where the oil companies operate will start demanding that the oil companies pay thier VAT in those states they operate.
The truth is this bill if passed, is seriously going to open litany of issues which I dont think at the moment the bill captured or resolved it.
Another dangerous dimension, this may prompt the oil producing states to start demanding for 60% of the oil revenues from their respective states, once this happens, chaos will reign supreme in the country. Oil producing states should get more than 60%. |
Travel › Re: Gunmen Kidnap GIGM Passengers In Kogi, Demand ₦100M Per Victim by Mrexcell(m): 7:09pm On Dec 02, 2024 |
chigoziri2403: Let transportation companies travel together with military escorts This is a great idea. |
Car Talk › Re: Man Surprises Loyal Wife With GLK Benz For Christmas (Photos) by Mrexcell(m): 6:58pm On Dec 02, 2024 |
osazsky: Foolish man did u meet her a virgin...if no then I pitty u...why spend so much on non virgins..if she is not a virgin she doesn't deserve it Rule 1 never marry a Nigerian non virgin Rule 2 don't break rule 1 Go siddon somewhere who virgin help? |
Politics › Re: Edo: Foundation Uncovers More Evidence Of Systemic Rigging And Collusion By INEC by Mrexcell(m): 1:14pm On Dec 02, 2024 |
Does this matter in a tinibu's nigeria? |
Travel › Re: The Paradise Called Abuja (Photos, Video) by Mrexcell(m): 12:28pm On Dec 02, 2024 |
Zooposki: Developed with Niger Delta oil money, while Niger Dekta be looking like a fvcking slum. Fvcking bastards. It's really unfortunate the whole niger delta doesn't even have any place like abuja. |
Politics › Re: Ọbabìnrin Adérónkẹ́ Threatens To Break Nigeria If North Kills Tax Reform Bills by Mrexcell(m): 11:39am On Dec 02, 2024 |
HenryWilliams: Listen . No country will just willingly allow a part of itself divide or secede just like that especially when it's not in the Constitution. The Almighty US is battling secessionist tendencies in the deep South talking about Texas, California etc. Their Union isn't forced but the US preaches they are stronger together than apart . Why did the UK go to war against Argentina in the early 80s over Falklands Islands? To be honest , the SE has little or no economic importance to the Nigerian Union,. You yourselves as Igbo also know this hence the millions of you working and living outside your region spreading like parasites and viruses.. The best thing is for you people to relocate en-masse back to your enclave and develop your micro economy within Alaigbo If nigeria is really serious about letting the igbos go it will definitely change it's constitution to allow that to happen Malaysia has done it before so why can't nigeria? Stop the unnecessary hate and envy in ur soul for the igbos they are not constituting any nuisance or forcefully taking any lands from the rightful owners like some ferocious tribes usually does openly in nigeria. Igbos are well known worldwide for their industrious and progressive nature and will definitely survive and progress when they are on their own. Many countries without any much significant natural resources or access to the sea are doing far better than nigeria in all areas of human development the most important thing is the quality of human resources that is available which the igbos have in abundance. Any sane person reading ur write up can clearly see the deep hate embeded all over it unfortunately it's actually not the reality about the igbos. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu’s "Yoruba Tax Bills" Spotted In A Trash Can In Northern Nigeria by Mrexcell(m): 5:08pm On Dec 01, 2024 |
MadamExcellency: Only 48 House of Reps members from North East led by Hon Ahmed Usman Jaha rejected the Tax reform bill, announced on the floor of the House.
We have 360 members and only 48 rejected the bill, it's a done deal already. They don't have the numbers even when the north west joins them. |
Politics › Re: Ọbabìnrin Adérónkẹ́ Threatens To Break Nigeria If North Kills Tax Reform Bills by Mrexcell(m): 4:54pm On Dec 01, 2024 |
UltraSolid: You people keep saying this "they won't let us go" garbage for the past 60 years that constitute the main reason why no one takes you seriously. You claim they don't allow you to go your way when you are over 10 million permanently domiciled in the SW and Lord knows how many in the North?
When you make it clear, with your migratory preferences that you prefer to relocate permanently to the land of other, then that reality only shows sensible adults you are liars when you insist you want your own independent nation of Biafra.
Buhari deliberately called you lot "dot in a circle" to highlight how an irrelevant and socio-economically worthless people make noise despite being a dot in a circle total reliant on others and drawing their existentence on the money they make from their presence outside the SE.
Don't change that sad reality then people will only see you lot as noise-makers and gaslighters who ignore reality to talk senselessly. If you are mostly domicledd in the SE, with your sustenance not reliant on others as is the case with Yorubas, then others may bee afraid when you threaten to leave the unholy Union.
As things stand, and with the way Igbos themselves live, boarding buses in their thousands daily to relocate away from the SE, you lot only look like impotent and decietful noismakers not to be taken seriously. It still doesn't change the fact that the nigerian state is somehow scared of letting the igbos go for reasons best known to them. If the igbos are actually parasites or irritants why is nigeria still deciding to keep them at all costs when they have all the means in their disposal to kick them all out of nigeria like the way Malaysia did to Singaporeans years ago? Saying that all the igbos should first relocate to their region before nigeria will decide to allow them to go doesn't make any sense to me. |