The worst country to live in. The worst country to study in. The worst country to work in. The worst country to do business in. The worst country to die in!
Ijaya123: Yes you’re right. Maybe two can play the game 😂😂😂
The worst country to live in. The worst country to study in. The worst country to work in. The worst country to do business in. The worst country to die in!
From the comments above, you can surely deduce that the stealing culture is well entrenched in Nigeria. Most Nigerians will steal without thinking anything is wrong with it. No wonder our leaders are mostly thieves. [quote author=Morbeta11 post=135604437][/quote]
Melagros: COMRADES are speechless over the activities of those terrorists APC is too incompetent to rule Nigeria because: Inflation is very high National grid collapse is in highest gear Insecurity is a no go area Hunger is now a best friend to many Nigerians
especially not the kind of politicians we currently have whose sole knowledge of the economy is how to deal on drugs
Bizibi: there is a reason why economists call it balance of trade..... you don't need to bring politics into discussion like this,what the op said is the truth,the government need to adjust some policies for Nigeria to grow. There are certain exports nigeria can't compete now. Nigeria government need real technocrats in some agencies not politicians and sycophants.
The election thieves have forgotten that however you do it,a debt is a debt. Whether you convert it to naira or leave it in dollars, it is a debt you and your grandchildren will pay.
Putindbutt: For agenda to agend, the election losers will quickly convert the loans to naira to make it look big as if it was collected and will be paid in naira
When your president is allegedly a drug man, every country in the world is looks at you as a drug man.
joromii: Before anyone accuse him of being a drug dealer, he hasn't been convicted, he's still a suspect and that doesn't justify why the police should kill him. Let him face justice, let him serve his sentence if he's guilty. He'll most likely get a jail time sentence and not a death sentence.
Adultery may be a sin, but it should never be a crime.
Klass99: I think it should be criminalized across Naija to curb the excesses and arrogrance of Naija men when it comes to adultery.
I say this as a single woman who has been at the receiving end of far too many advances from married men. Most of them see nothing wrong with adultery, they make all kinds of excuses and arguments, to justify why it is not wrong.
Some will even argue that it is not a sin, it is an expression of love and feelings between a man and a woman. The way we practice this religion in Naija is too much, we over do it, blah blah blah blah. This is the latest argument I heard from a 60 year old married man .
I prayed for the salvation of his soul today. A lot of them think the bible is a joke and God is joking when he lists adultery as a sin. Perhaps making it a criminal offence may help to reset or rewire their brains.
zero8zero: SR has been publishing both successes and setbacks of the Military in the fight against terrorism for years. I don't know why Sowore suddenly becomes your newest target since picking on your fake tingod. Sowore has been picking on all of them, he doesn't spare anybody, SR has been exposing Obi since he was Governor.
The last time politicians tried to turn Nigeria to a one-party State, remember what happened? If don't remember, ask Sani Abacha ! quote author=coputa post=135482209]
Moral of the story: don't burn the scripture or you get burned.
Beremx: Werey burn the Bible and he was killed afterwards. What is there to say again? He got his punishment on earth before reaching hell fire. May his disturbed soul rest in peace
Thewrath: So no international dignitaries or world leader deemed it worthy to exchange pleasantries with tinubu despite the respect the office of the president has
Well, I don't blame the South Africans. What do you do when you have a country led by a druggie trafficker indicted by the US government? We are a country led by criminals who should be sitting Somewhere in a jail!
RandDigital: South Africans on social media rejected a pledge of collaboration Zulu King Misuzulu kaZwelethini signed with King Ogiame Atuwatse III, the Itsekiri Olu of Warri in Nigeria in Nongoma, KwaZulu-Natal on 16 May 2025.
According to Sunday World, Misuzulu and Atuwatse III signed the symbolic pledge of collaboration, and Misuzulu said the pledge was not a symbolic gesture but an awakening of ancestral bonds between the two nations. Misuzulu said the two nations, separated by boundaries, are united by kinship, legacy and both nations' roles as custodians of African heritage, culture and dignity.
Misuzulu said the purposeful meeting was born not out of convenience but a vision both nations shared to lead the Zulus and the Warri people into a future rooted in identity. He said both nations are ready to build trade and cultural relationships, and considered the engagement as a testimony of Pan African unity.
The Premier of KwaZulu-Natal, Thami Ntuli, announced that the royal house received R86 million annually, a 4.3% increase. The money is meant to assist Misuzulu's cultural roles. Misuzulu also reappointed Prince Thulani Zulu as his current spokesperson. Zulu left the position three years ago when he fell out of favour with Misuzulu after he ascended the throne.
WHAT DID SOUTH AFRICANS SAY?
Netizens commenting on Sunday World's Facebook post rejected the partnership.
Jacinta Zinhle MaNgobeswe Zuma asked: "Collaborate to do what?"
Anele Jones asked: "Why did God curse us with such spineless and stupid leaders? What did we do to deserve this? This so-called king doesn't even love people under his leadership."
Lutendo Mphidi Chi-anzi said: "He doesn't understand the tribe he leads. Unless he's doing it intentionally."
Matthews Maphalala asked: "Out of all the tribes, he chose Nigerians?"
Balebetse Seleka said: "I think the wrong man was chosen for the Zulu monarch.
Trevor Ndlela said: "The problem with our king is that he does not understand the tribe he leads."
Mavuso Lungelo Mawande said: "This country is out of control now. We have our domestic issues to sort out."
How much did you say the fake fake hair cost? Any hair that did not grow on your head is fake! So what's the noise about!
Vendor127001: A lady has posted a video calling out a vendor for selling fake hair to her for one million, seven hundred thousand naira, she claims the hair does not match the type she paid for, the vendor also refused to issue refund to her as she complained bitter about it ! Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNNzJqJ6EP8?si=5XpidbyQrIQDrdiH
It is called freedom of movement. There are many people from the West here in Port Harcourt working in top federal parastatals, multinational companies, etc
TallNigerian: Good. Now, that they have been scrutinized and given security clearance. Let us begin to ask other important questions.
1. Why did the so-called contractor have to ship in 89 workers from Katsina? 2. What happened to recruiting within the employable population in Lagos? 3. What is the motive and/or economic sense in transporting workers from Katsina burdening the company further with providing accommodation for them? 4. Will these workers pay PIT to Lagos State Government? Or will they enjoy tax free wages? 5. After the contract, will the contractor ensure their return to Katsina or leave them to add further pressure to the scare resources and over-stretched public amenities in the Metropolitan City?
Meanwhile, there's absolutely nothing wrong with shipping workers from Katsina. But 89 at once? LASG need to ask questions.
Stupid policy. What happened to the police, DSS, NSCDC, e.t.c. What happened to equiping them very well. Must we always duplicate things and waste money?