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Generally, esprit de corps will not allow officers let one of theirs go without trace. 2025/02/17 |
DJInfluence:He has some merits if you look at the issues dispassionately. I can say this confidently because I have spoken to Ukranians who live abroad. They don't want to. Ukraine and Russia are brothers and sisters, let no politician deceive you. It's like Nigeria getting into a senseless war with a country that we know is stronger than us, when will it end? His ego got the better of him and he turned his people to displaced people. There are threads on Nairaland of Nigerians who school there, read them. People take advantage of democracy and stay in power. The Israeli leader was losing support too and kept on going for a war. Politicians will create any excuse at the expense of your life to stay in power. Trump knows that like Afghanistan and Iran, those who will benefit from war will be US investors who will rebuild what has been destroyed. War companies make a lot of money in USA, you'll only be a puppet to turn your country into an active market for them to make war money on. |
Trump is trying to cause a NWO and Elon is helping him to activate it. If you notice it, Elon de put mouth for every country politics while Trump is trying to cause changes in any country he mentions. |
Until you guys go the Rwanda way, I don't think you'll see the end of this tribalism you are playing with. Keep playing. 1967 was 60 years ago, maybe you want war badly as you were not alive in the first one. To think that the Bashir was a SA to a Former President says a lot |
Avedonn:This is not a coincidence because religion was used as a means of colonialism in the 2 continents. I think it is the passage of time, people can now see the truth after many years of lies. These continents have many coups because of foreign interference. Why? The answer is obvious. |
Will I call this a watershed in history, especially for fanatics to see where a spiritual leader drew the line between religion and medicine 🤔 |
yarimo:I remember when the Northern governors went to US for security conference |
The elephants in the room are the governors who want to chop the LG funds. Most people call on the Presidents but let's face it, governance starts at your local area and that is your LGA. Why are you more interested in who's president than who's your councilor ![]() https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTPRDt3QCrc I am not absolving FG of blame but if people turned the eyes on the governors as they do to the president, they'll see that we have a lot of lazy politicians. |
It sounds like he was at the wrong place and collateral in this incident. |
He chose a course that will keep him active. Man is a political animal. PA Adebanjo and Pa Clark were active in their 90s, I commend the man for still learning.
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Campaign after election |
Nigeria was supposed to end in 2015. I remember the news then was how Nigeria was going to end. It was surprising to see that we didn't but between then and now, hmm
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From Almajiri to Boko Haram to Chibok Girls to Dapchi Girls. Enough is Enough ABCDEducate the masses up north and down south. Shame on all of our leaders who worked with enemies of Nigeria to destroy our world just because they want power. The power has consumed them now. I can't forget that night when we heard the news that President Yar Adua ordered the IGP to fish out Muhammad Yusuf, the then Boko Haram leader dead or alive in 2009. That burial procession by his group became a turning point in our history as we were managing the relative peace we could recover from his Niger Delta amnesty program. This people had learned their MO from the attention MEND got from government. Later, Jonathan told us that Boko Haram members were in his cabinet and it sounded like a joke. They said he was weak and not in control of his administration. There was too much politics in the air and it's now you can play back some of the things he said and see differently. That does not absolve him of blame because he ignored some of these problems and if he did well, Buhari would have given up so he is not blameless. The election was postponed in February 2015 because the Goodluck government woke up too late from their slumber to deal with the Boko boys, because they wanted to win sympathy votes. Buhari came in and canceled the contract with the mercenaries. The experience as a Military man that made people vote him is what he used to disappoint us. If Jonathan was blamed, there is more blame for Buhari who just let things kept going bad and now we have people behaving anyhow. Today power has changed hands and look at us. Whether it is PDP, ACN or CPC, all of our politicians that caused us to become like Somalia, SHAME ON YOU ALL. The japa movement started again from 2015, repeating the same circle of 84/85 You can see Trump learned his lessons from the first time, he's not even behaving like an apprentice anymore, he's just going for what he overlooked the first time that was used against him. He is not waiting for midterm or responding to any of the democrats tactic of Senate and Judiciary. That could make him a dictator in 2 years at least. Hope his revenge mission doesn't consume him where the enemies are still within, they just changed portfolio. He could get blinded to see that we are all in this together ![]()
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Boy is highly manipulative |
I just remembered the story of Rotimi Williams and how the estate divided the kids till their 70s when my friend said he'll leave something for his kids. He believes parents do all the work because they want a better life for their kids. I believe everyone will be alright. Estate brings the dark side of families that you never thought of. |
For a girl that has father and mother, you want to sponsor her? There are 3 sides to a story, even if you hate someone or you see something that has happened 9999999 times, always know that on that 1 time, until you get to the root, your suspicion is not truth. |
DeepSightZ:Do you have a dress code in your company policy ![]() |
DeepSightZ:Why don't you answer my question? I asked you if you were a student or you were working? Let's address the issue one by one. |
Fiscus105:
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DeepSightZ:Okay, if you say so. I have one question though. Do you work or are you in school I just want to find out if they have a dress code. |
DeepSightZ:Do we want to pretend that we don't know why the State is coming with this law? The South Africans who have topless ladies or the Indians who show bellies will be considered indecent in other places but that's not the same way they look at it. The people in the forests have their ways of decency even if they are scantily dressed. I don't want to keep going on on what is obvious. People today are showing their private parts in public, be it men or women. This offends the sight of people who expect their fellow men and women to be covered in public. The government says put on underwear to cover this and we are going round in circles? I cited the Swiss case so we just understand that while we think there is freedom for everything, there is a limit to it. There's no country in the world where they allow people to be extreme, if not, our government officials at UN would have copied the trend. Let's leave this argument. Everyone will bear the consequences of what they are doing. People believe everything they see on media so they think that it's what they see in the West that everyone does. They don't understand these people have laws for what they do. The internet is in your hands but people are pretending not to know how to use it. The western countries our people like to go after, there are several reports of people being sacked for indecent dressing and you're arguing with me about underwear or overwear. No wahala, dress as you want to be addressed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TI7B_3XaKuM These whites you think you are copying will sack a teacher who has an only fans account. Isn't the teacher doing only fans in her privacy? What's the school's business with what she does on the internet? Isn't she dressing well to teach? Doesn't she have rights? Una think say Una Wan craze ba? |
DeepSightZ:I thought you'd be able to read between the lines with that story but I don't think so. There's no need arguing. You are right and I am wrong. What do I know ![]() Thank you for educating me sir. |
What we should not forget as Africans is, though the outsider wants to destroy us, we should already accept that the world is afraid of us and they are jealous. Our focus should be on those who are from our kinfolk and skinfolk and open the doors for the outsider to destroy us. Those are our real enemies.
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I rejected one that asked me to pray in the morning. I knew about it at the final stage of the interview. That morning prayer is a trap. A psychological trap by human beings in the name of faith. Everyone should pray in their homes and come to work to work, not for worship. It happens in some government offices where people bring their personal affair with God to the office. I don't need your outward showoff to know if you're spiritual or religious, I'll see your religion through the way you treat others and make decisions at the work place. Your power to reject is based on your convictions and how experienced you are. At a younger age, you may not see clearly but life will teach you some lessons and later in life you will start to reject what poisons your soul even if it pays you billions. Be grateful for mentors or parents who can protect you and tell you to flee from some traps. Life repeats itself. When I think about life, what I see is that school never stopped. Adults just changed the venue of classrooms. People want to control you in different ways because they hold the keys to power and that is where the money is. If you don't work, you'll die so people lose their freedoms in the name of work. It's rare to see a class captain who respects you as a person not because he has the power to write your name on the list of noisemakers. The plantation never closed down Authority is not power. Take note of that. |
Those days did not have 3G and social media yet. Those things are illegal and revenue leak for the telcos. They'll block each one as it comes out. |
zero8zero:And you think he would have resigned if given the opportunity? Isn't it a shame that the legislators receive directives from a man who is coincidentally the president now? Legislators receiving order from executive. Who are the puppets? What if they are not offended by Obasa's posture towards the Governor? Why do they need to wait for the president to intervene? They are all sitting ducks. Waiting for _______ to happen. |
DeepSightZ:Hope this helps. Countries apply laws best way it suits them Switzerland, a country famous for its outdoor lifestyle, does not permit naked hiking. The country has no law on public nudity, but it does prohibit indecent exposure. |
Winnin009:Your answer 👇 1. Thailand https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAp3WKqqZvo In my post that you quoted, I told the person I quoted to Google indecency laws in some countries. Maybe if you did that, you wouldn't need to quote me ![]() |
Natbrowny:He clearly doesn't care about your caution. Look at him here Bookhub: |
Don't believe everything you read online |
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Una think say Una Wan craze ba?