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But wait, City boy champion? How? |
And you can't deny us accountability while collecting tax. |
Northern Nigeria is a safe haven for terrorist and more. |
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Parachoko:Everything isn't politics. I understand you might not have a future planned for yourself, but lots of Nigerians do and you shouldn't bring them low to your level. |
Still much available. Just a call away |
Zo ka sayi mota Viens acheter ma voiture |
Is Zobo safe? A friend told me it's not. |
More pictures here. Four more characters needed. |
This is off already, sorry for the stress |
Na our person, let's turn a blind eye to insecurity. Now it's going round. Eni Kan lomo. |
I hope this isn't content |
reddingtonblack:You captured it all, Short but apt. Tinubu needed Wike in PDP to hold it down which he did, he never made him president. After rivers that is even slipping off his hands which other state does Wike control. More reason Wike is fighting tooth and nail to make sure is faction is still incharge of PDP |
I doubt Nigerians have ever jointly prayed for anyones downfall like Wike....... E go loud. Even if Tinubu perform magic and enter another term, their will still be an after. |
Gotocourt:The concern isn’t personal it’s about institutional fit and professional background. Nuhu Ribadu is widely respected for his role in leading the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, where he built a reputation around tackling corruption, financial crimes, and institutional accountability. That experience is valuable, no doubt. However, the Office of the National Security Adviser is fundamentally different in scope and demands. The NSA role is heavily centered on national defense coordination handling threats like insurgency, terrorism, banditry, and asymmetric warfare. These require deep familiarity with military strategy, counterinsurgency doctrine, intelligence synthesis, and battlefield realities. Nigeria has been dealing with complex threats such as Boko Haram insurgency and other non-conventional warfare challenges for years. Ribadu’s career trajectory, primarily rooted in policing and financial crime enforcement, does not naturally provide extensive exposure to Counterinsurgency operations Guerrilla warfare tactics Military command structures Strategic defense planning in active conflict zones. Even within the police, his rise was more investigative and administrative than operational in terms of kinetic security engagements. By contrast, a seasoned military general particularly one who has commanded troops in active theatres would typically have Direct combat and field experience Practical understanding of insurgent tactics Experience coordinating multi-force operations (Army, Air Force, intelligence units) Familiarity with the psychological and territorial dynamics of warfare This is not to say a civilian or police officer cannot serve as NSA, but in a country facing persistent and evolving security threats, there is a strong argument that the role benefits from leadership grounded in military operational experience. So the question isn’t whether Ribadu is competent he clearly is in his domain but whether his background aligns optimally with the current security realities Nigeria faces. You can give me facts otherwise. |
Nuhu was never qualified as an NSA. I was shocked when I realised he was appointed as one. |
drnoel:Some people don’t like hearing hard truths, but it doesn’t change reality. First, life doesn’t cancel consequences. Every decision good or bad has a price. And the painful part is most times, the people who pay are not the ones who made the decision. It’s the innocent ones, especially children. They didn’t ask to be born into confusion, broken homes, or instability, yet they carry it for life. Second, let’s stop pretending people are clueless. Responsibility exists. A woman has full control over her body. Nobody sleeps with her unless she allows it except in cases like rape. So let’s not act like most situations are accidents. People know what they’re doing. They know the difference between a man who is serious and one who is just playing. They know who has direction and who doesn’t. But many times, they ignore the good and chase what is exciting, risky, or “spicy.” That whole idea of “I can change him” has destroyed more futures than people want to admit. Third, you cannot build a future on illusion. You cannot reform a grown adult who doesn’t want to change. that’s self-deception. A man who has built irresponsible habits over years will not suddenly transform because of feelings. And let’s be honest when a relationship crashes, people from the outside like to assume, “If I were there, I would have done better.” Most times, you don’t even know the full story. What you think you’re seeing is not the complete picture. There are things beneath the surface you may never understand. At the end of the day, nobody escapes accountability. Choices have consequences. And if people refuse to be disciplined in their decisions especially around sex, relationships, and family then someone, somewhere, will pay for it. That’s reality and I won't be the clean up guy that might not have been picked before the mess. |
Why do people put so much effort and importance into having kids when the world is already over saturated with kids. I stand with adoption everyday, every time twice on a Sunday. I'm even very scared of bringing a child into this world with the likes of APC supporters mentality around us. |
tonesky:Go school you no gree, Na Tinubu supporter you wan do. Now you can't even differentiate contest from context. |
They will soon start going to Shiloh and breaking generational death. |
Post the video here, thank you. |
Age difference shouldn't be regarded. I once read from those paternity court host that the most appropriate age between a man and woman should be 15yrs. Hence, different folks different plans. |
Richtaiwo:Always bitter. I wonder how uncomfortable folks will be around you behind social media. |
blamingthedevil:You're always going about littering all thread. Yorubas will say Ma je kin ba araye Fi owo ti. More of adding numbers and just cheering as an ambition. I doubt you have anything good doing except social media threads. |
Ofunaofu:Dude is a political hooligan. |
galantjoe:It's a pity your childhood was poverty tainted to think of this. So for days, Na only garri? And do they still sell 2k worth of meat? Some of you are so ignoramus and always end up proving it in a bid to look smart. |
Lithiumite:Just imagine a supposed family man.......God really needs to call folks like this to himself, they are littering the ecosystem. Hopefully natural selection does. |
babtoundey:Dude might need help more than you think and might not know how to communicate it. Let me share a personal story and hope it helps you see it differently. Something very similar happened to me years ago with a close friend from secondary school. He was a brilliant guy back then sharp, focused, and doing well. One day, he called me while I was in Lagos and said he wanted to come visiting, I agreed. But when he came… one week turned into two, then three, then a whole month. He wasn’t doing anything just on his phone all day, no plans to leave or direction. It started to frustrate me, and honestly, it was affecting me financially too. At some point, I couldn’t take it anymore. One evening after work, I told him we needed to talk. I drove him out, parked, and asked him directly What’s really going on with you? At first, he brushed it off, but after pressing him, he opened up. He told me he was lost. He had left his job, had no place to stay, and was too ashamed to go back home. He didn’t even understand his own life anymore. Instead of pushing him out, I decided to help him get back on his feet. I encouraged him to take a teaching job, and he started working at a school. I also pushed him into doing home lessons. Slowly, things started to improve. Fast forward to today he’s now in Canada, doing well for himself. We’re still very close. In fact, he always reminds me that I was there for him when he was down bad. So when I read your story, I see someone who might be stuck, ashamed, or silently struggling. That said, helping doesn’t mean enabling. Talk to him. Have a real, honest conversation. Understand what’s going on. Then set clear expectations and boundaries. Sometimes, you’re not just hosting someone you’re standing at a moment where you can change their life. And who knows? The same person might become a strong connection or blessing in your future. |
Babangidapikin:God bless you, you gave the most sensible comment. Op pls follow through on this |
dawnomike:A natural Tinubu supporter won't read or think for himself. I doubt you read the article but rushed to comment. |
Willy2025:Imagine who I'm sharing a clime with........ Mehn, I wish natural selection can purge this out. |
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