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ManknowThyself:Their children will not. The sins of the fathers cannot be upon the children That's not Justice from universe. |
Tell me say man get time to dey beat small pikin like this.... Y'all be careful what you get married to. |
Images or link to your catalog |
How does it work? How do we do the swith over to your vendr |
helinues:There're no better candidates in Nigeria. Let your Tinubu keep dealing with you till 2031. Selah! |
I will be in Night School by then. Thank God I don't have to choose btwn Nigeria and JO. |
blessurance:Nigerians criticized Buhari heavily during his first term, so I don't agree that he enjoyed some special patience. The criticism was loud, many former supporters withdrew their backing, and strong opposition emerged. The bigger issue is that we have normalized the idea that every president deserves 8 years regardless of results. Jonathan wasn't guaranteed a second term. Buhari shouldn't have been guaranteed one. Tinubu shouldn't be guaranteed one either. Nigeria's challenges are difficult, but citizens also have a right to say they have seen enough and want a different approach. Democracy is not about enduring failure until a second term is completed; it is about periodically deciding whether the current direction is working. |
Capitalism in play. It's all about the Benjamins |
Has Pres. Tinubu-Jagaban fixed the problems of Nigeria? Even as an insider, Late PMB was overwhelmed. I was in the cab today, I and the driver got talking bout politics, than he gave me an innocent example that kinda caught me off guards. He said...his madam gave him a sumptuous meal, as she usually does, dished in a plate. He had been full already, as he had eaten from home....but in order not to make the boss feel bad, he took the meat, and ate in front of her, and took the rest outside, and gave to the security man. After eating the food, the security man later complained to him, that there was no meat inside.......... Instantly, I concluded that the security man was an ingrate. Then he retorted, that that's how we Nigerians have been towards the president. His point is contestable on semantics, but I didn't have the luxury of time... In summary, he - and speaking for some Yorubas, believes that the problem of Nigeria is so overwhelming that you won't know until you're inside, and realize that even a president can't solve it easily, even in 4yrs. He said he'll vote whoever he likes, but he's not expecting a Messiah that will come do miracles. Everyone should protect their own personal interest. He's from Ilorin, talked about how he was driving with fear when he travelled for an occasion recently. No time to persuade him but I did let him know that we can't continue to live with the problems. Other countries are solving theirs. We should vote for a leader that is willing to try to make things better. At the end of the day, it's not about party or sentiments. Ww have tried President Tinubu, we've seen his hands in 4yrs. Do you want to continue like this or we want to try another hand come 2027. We've seen Tinubu, let's try another every 4yrs until we get leadership right.
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Nigeria my country with frail democracy. I had thought President Tinubu would have used his Presidency and financial warchest to leave a legacy of good governance as we dreamt of MKO Abiola. |
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Then you step up and be a party leader. For now, NDC just have individual supporters, there's no know party ideology. Are you people the opposition? The 3rd force? Just another party...? Even Labour party, sold the ideology of Concern for the Masses. What does NDC stand for? Dickson should unify and lead the party, not trying to protect his ex-pdp internal interests with the fundings and support from the Obidients |
This unauthorized takeoff is one hell of a risk. Which tower are you communicating with, what level are you flying at. Who cleared you to fly at that altitude, do you have visibility and navigation guidance...? Arrest that guy, and investigate that flight. |
Rest in Jesus's name! Unu zukwaniiiike. Crying everywhere over - will soon - future tense. Does the fall of NDC mean the rise of standard of living in Nigeria?! |
Make una no use rough break Ronaldo World Cup leg o. If not, we'll substitute him out. Friendly should be friendly. No be Ronaldo make una no qualify for World Cup.
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It's on now. @mods Let's go live Make una no ban me... YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/live/X32moCjYJ1A?si=FEHxNciZN-m2mDyB
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Na true o. It has started, we are just playing denial.
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Warsaw saw war, and war saw Warsaw |
LottiOk:Do you know what it actually takes to pull off secession? Not just agitation—real state-building, international recognition, economic survival. Look at South Sudan. Independence came in 2011, and the country is still struggling with internal conflict. Look at Somaliland— declared a state since 1991 and still not fully recognized globally. Singapore only worked because Lee Kuan Yew spent decades building institutions with strict discipline and some form of authoritarianism- after its 1965 separation from Malaysia. Even today, Catalonia is still pushing to leave Spain, and it’s been a long, complicated process with no resolution. So let’s be realistic. This “Biafra tomorrow” conversation is not grounded in how the world actually works. Every group in Nigeria has a cultural identity to fall back on, but breaking a country is not the same as building one. There are no saints anywhere—not even within the same family. At some point, coexistence stops being idealistic talk and becomes the only practical path forward for us as a nation. |
Brooooo, there's no job for you in NDC Until 2027, after inauguration. Buh keep pushing sha, your selfish and unreliable voluntary efforts may be appreciated...afterwards. |
Abia state is working. What are the other governors doing with their own allocation? |
Let’s not confuse empathy with misdirection. Children are in captivity—that’s a national tragedy. But turning this into a moral test of who watches football or celebrates anything doesn’t move us closer to a solution. It only redirects attention. What actually happens next is the real problem: citizens start arguing among themselves—who is insensitive, who is not—while the people with the responsibility to act face less pressure. We’ve seen major celebrations happen alongside crises before— the recent Sallah and Children’s Day celebration wasn't the first. Society didn’t shut down. The expectation has always been that leadership responds, not that citizens police each other. The uncomfortable truth is this: it’s easier to fight each other than to hold power accountable. And that’s exactly how accountability gets diluted. If concern is genuine, it should be consistent—and directed toward outcomes, not optics. When citizens turn on each other over distractions, the only people who benefit are those who should be answering the real questions Every minute spent arguing over who is celebrating is a minute taken away from demanding answers from those responsible. |
TheStoriesOfMan:We did an outsourced comprehensive vehicle insurance outside of the normal MoT licensing requirements. When our company bus was burnt during protest, they claimed there's a separate cover for accidental damages and Riot related damages. Those guys are thieves. What's comprehensive in the cover, if it doesn't cover riot damages?! Why didn't the company disclose it to us initially, and they spent months trying to get us to buy their policy, yet they left this out in all their visits. |
They don't pay out for losses, that's why they are growing every quarter. When you file for Claim, they must find one loophole that will cause a default. Even lawyers advice not to do extra insurance on some assets, except you have money to pursue case. Insurance is not working in Nigeria. |
Being mobbed is not a bad thing. |
ijayebonyi:Is everything alright at home...? |
Yaaayyy! Alhamdulillah. |
Feasibility Studies Completed As Funding Arrangement Advances For Phase II Of Nigeria's National Railway Projects 🇳🇬 The Managing Director of the nigeria railway Corporation, Dr. Kayode Opeifa has said that the rail sector is growing rapidly... What we are also concerned with now, is the implementation of the roadmap. He said this while speaking in an interview with ARISE NEWS on Wednesday, where he discussed the proposed national railway development roadmap. “Let me say the rail sector is coming up gradually and fast. We are putting together a rail system that works for nigeria and Nigerians." The roadmap includes: Proposed Railway Corridors: • Lekki Port (Lagos) – Maiduguri Railway — Approximately 1,588 km. • Itakpe (Kogi State) – Abuja Central Area Railway — Approximately 262 km. • Lagos – Calabar Coastal Railway — Approximately 618 km. • Port Harcourt – Maiduguri Railway — Approximately 1,443 km. • Benin City – Agbor – Onitsha – Nnewi – Owerri – Aba Railway, with an additional branch line from Onitsha – Enugu – Abakaliki — Approximately 500 km. • Lagos – Shagamu – Ijebu Ode – Ore – Benin City Railway — Approximately 300 km. • Zaria – Funtua – Gusau – Kaura Namoda – Sokoto – Illela – Birnin Kebbi Railway — Approximately 520 km. • Proposed High-Speed Lagos – Ibadan – Osogbo – Baro – Abuja Railway — Approximately 532 km. ▪︎ Coastal Railway Corridor: Benin City – Sapele – Warri – Yenagoa – Port Harcourt – Aba – Uyo – Calabar – Akamkpa – Ikom – Obudu — Approximately 673 km. • Kano – Daura – Katsina – Jibia Railway — Approximately 345 km. • Eganyi – Jakura – Baro – Abuja (Idu Industrial Yard) Railway — Approximately 280 km. • Aba – Ikot Ekpene – Itu – Odukpani – Calabar Railway — Approximately 340 km. • Illela – Sokoto – Jega – Yauri – Makera Railway — Approximately 408 km. The Managing Director of NRC, Dr Opeifa commenting on the development, assured that: These proposed rail corridors are expected to strengthen regional connectivity, improve freight movement, support industrialisation, and further integrate Nigeria’s transport network if fully implemented. Author: Emmanuel C. Nzenwa
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Simple answer... No. Let's not yoke ourselves in laws and doctrines |
When is the Ileya ooooooo. |
Truths9ja:Goodluck Jonathan.... How? Are we sleeping in this country? Are we suffering from mass amnesia or something? Are we moving forward or backwards? |