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Politics › Re: Bianca Ojukwu At Reception For Prince Harry And Meghan Markle by phineas:
Meghan and Bianca actually look alike, same mould,

Bianca looks more like Meghans real sister,than her real sister
Politics › Re: What Kenyans Think Of The Igbos, Yorubas And Hausa Nigeria by phineas: 10:21am On May 12, 2024
Mindlog:
Missing Nairobi....most Kenyans are usually suspicious of Nigerians, until you prove otherwise.
They are passive aggressive and suspicious ...Nigerians will be wise to be wary of them
Politics › Re: What Kenyans Think Of The Igbos, Yorubas And Hausa Nigeria by phineas: 10:20am On May 12, 2024
Naija does not rate Kenya,or Kenyans their opinion does not count ,like the opinion of a sheep to a lion (irrelevant)
Politics › Re: ''I Am Nigerian. This Is My Country'' - Princess Meghan Declares In Abuja by phineas: 10:18am On May 12, 2024
Any Nigerian blood that claims Nigeria is always welcome home, she is Nigerian by ancestry,that makes her Nigerian any day,she is one of ours.fact and full stop.

Her trolls should watch out now,Naija has got her back
Celebrities › Re: Prince Harry Visits Sick Soldiers At The Nigerian Military Hospital (pics/video) by phineas: 6:10pm On May 11, 2024
Who cares if he is the heir or not,fact is he is the prince the global community loves.

He is the example of the machiavelian phrase in the popular the prince...it is better to be loved...

The world loves harry
Politics › Re: Prince Harry Wears Agbada In Nigeria As Kaduna Governor Uba Sani Dresses Him by phineas: 11:34am On May 11, 2024
Global politics at play here,

The world loves and accepts Harry and Meghan fact...

They remain the prefered bridge for international relations.If the royal family was a bussiness they would have figured that out since and not let mere gossip affect their interactions with Harry and wife who are clearly assets

Nigeria welcomes them,royal or not,He is our inlaw
Celebrities › Re: Prince Harry And Meghan Markle At The Defence Headquarters In Abuja (Video) by phineas: 7:48pm On May 10, 2024
Just like his mother,this is the one that has the heart of the majority

Nigeria welcomes them abeg,he has always been pro Africa.Plus if Meghans ancestry is really Nigerian,then she's definitely one of ours and always welcome to her roots.
Education › Re: Sylvester Oromoni’s Father Challenges Coroner’s Findings, Alleges Cover-up by phineas: 11:54am On May 08, 2024
I am tired of commenting on this matter, but it is safe to say that a case of gross parental negligence was at play,

Please ask this man again

1. how long was the boy away from school with an infection before he died.

2. How many doses of antibiotics did he get


His autopsy clearly depicted he died from sepsis,sepsis is widespread infection all over the body, that a child in this day and age with sepsis did not get appropriate and adequate antibiotics is the main picture here and the cause of death. And that was his father's decision

He should own up to his role first before attempting to sabotage the future of those 5 boys in hid denial,let us remember that 3 of those boys where not even at the incident they are pinning on them, widespread ignorance is the only reason anyone is enabling his father,he should grieve in private on this matter
Culture › Re: John Randle Centre For Yoruba Culture: Noisy And Unapologetically Non-European by phineas:
An interesting example is sheraton hotels land owned by a family that kept it in their generations for profit, and Ayinke house a hospital donated to Lagos state dedicated to women in delivery in lagos named after mobolaji Bank Anthony's mother,( both on the same street) named mobolaji Bank Anthony in ikeja. Imagine how much sheraton family has made till date,imagine how many lives Ayinke house has saved.

Till today individuals are not donating such facilities for saving mothers at birth despite the high rate of maternal deaths in Nigeria. However expect that a clown will come one day and say the name of the facility is not good enough for some reason.

Yorubas honor the legacy of great people and we don't forget our benefactors
Culture › Re: John Randle Centre For Yoruba Culture: Noisy And Unapologetically Non-European by phineas: 7:52am On May 01, 2024
JK Randle like mobolaji bank Anthony and other old money of their era bequeathed landed property and facilities to the Goverment,many of which we still use today.I believe that land is one of those donated by JK Randle,the famous hospital in surgery also should be one,they could have given them to their children and the value would ensure their generations to come are never poor.

It is only right to honor their contribution and legacy by rightfully acknowledging their names so a generation will not come and say who is JK Randle on the same property.At least now you all know
Politics › Re: Nigerians Are Brainwashed According To South Africans by phineas: 8:53am On Apr 29, 2024
In summary Nigeria lives in their head, all their reasons point outward at Nigerians wey no send them.....

Bunch of self loathing clowns
Health › Re: MRI Machine At UCH Ibadan Is Not Working. Patients Suffering. by phineas: 8:50am On Apr 29, 2024
Just a quick reminder that end Sars protesters burnt MRI machine that the state was still paying for at a govt facility in kogi or was it kwara back then and the commissioner was crying like a baby,back then Nigerians mocked him for crying....

That's the country we live in
Crime › Re: LASG Traffic Cameras Detected 850,000 Violations – Commissioner by phineas: 10:22am On Apr 25, 2024
Nobody has done the maths yet,thats 850,000 multiplied by 20,000

Whats the plan fo the money too
Crime › Re: Am A Chinese, Let Me Tell You Why Chinese Supermarkets Refuse Nigerian Customers by phineas: 9:53am On Apr 25, 2024
chiiraq802:
Ok. we don hear you.
Emergency Chinese citizen.
This is so apt! couldnt have said it better. This your response is soooo Nigerian......
OP sounds like a paid Nigerian writer pretending to be chinese as damage control,
Education › Re: Namtira Bwala: Bullied Lead British School Student Speaks (Video) by phineas: 9:50am On Apr 25, 2024
first off you all remove her name and picture from this post,that is wrong
Health › Re: "Accelerating The Fight Against Malaria For A More Equitable World" by phineas: 9:41am On Apr 25, 2024
Malaria,

The reason West Africa was not overrun and taken over completely by the colonizers,it was called the white mans grave for a reason. Have you seen a foreigner fall ill with malaria symptoms, its scary for them and the symptoms are worse

My opinion,our resistance to malaria endemicity took years of evolution for our race, blacks routinely go about with some level of malaria in their system and fall ill when the parasite load is higher than usual.

We need to know that attempts to rid us of this biological advantage will work long term,so we do not make ourselves susceptible at a large scale than before,Imagine malaria as a new covid

2ndly is it actually in our interest as a race to loose this biological advantage that makes our terrain unhabitable to others that are more advanced than we are on a large scale, let us all remember the part of our history where malaria was a large portion of why West African Invaders could not stay back. Should we perhaps look at other strategies to save our people from malaria deaths,such as strengthening early diagnosiis and early treatment to prevent deaths accrued to the disease amongst many others

There is always more than one way to skin a cat,National Interest is to put the Nation and its furture today and always first in all decision making,
Christianity Etc › Re: Chris Oyakhilome's Malaria Vaccine Conspiracy Theories By BBC by phineas: 6:55am On Apr 22, 2024
My own take on this is different

1. Can we really eradicate malaria form west Africa

2. If we successfully do this,what will happen next

3.The only reason the region was not run over by other more advanced tribes is why it's called the white man's grave... go figure....

Africa lived with and increased its population despite the scourge of malaria,we had local herbs that we knew well in every household thatworked, today we rely entirely on china nd India to help us treat malaria,it's interesting watching the same Africa eradicate a biological advantage garnered over centuries,


While it's true there are new advances on vaccination and all that,my thoughts are we must weigh this matter carefully for the sake of future generations.
Education › Re: Parents, Doctors' Negligence contributed to Sylvester Oromoni's Death - Coroner by phineas: 8:56am On Apr 16, 2024
seborrhic:
Didn't know Nigeria still has this calibre of erudite judges.
The verdict is on point.
With the kinds of nonsensical rulings judges in the appeal and even SC are delivering,this judge is being wasted at the the level he is.
The only area of disagreement I find with the judge is that he may have considered the state of mind of the parents for him to have been a bit soft on them.
The parents negligence was largely to blame for their son's death and their actions of deception and intimidation on SM has left 5 innocent kids probably traumatized for life.
Who is going to compensate the 5 kids alive for the enormous psychological trauma the accusations of oromini's parents has made them go through?
P.S,Falana is a disgrace.
Instead of accepting this well thought out judgement,he is disgracing himself by finding childish issues with the judgement.
Falana is just like SERAP:they always want to stay relevant and important for clients by making all sorts of silly noises and bringing up laughable issues and cases.
From your user name I see you are a medical person,please keep loading it don't stop,evil thrives when good men stay silent.Every medical person everywhere must speak up for those boys,we can't let this happen in Nigeria to kids cos we were silent
Education › Re: Parents, Doctors' Negligence contributed to Sylvester Oromoni's Death - Coroner by phineas: 8:53am On Apr 16, 2024
valentineuwakwe:
I dnt reply to comments on nairaland from people especially your type that dont reason n criticised out of sentiments. If na your son dey involved for this matter all this years or months na him the sch and police dey use am play....they keep going back and forth yet the killers dem no won reveal them cos na naija you dey..
You heard the story n how the boy died..so what is stoping those involved from facing the law....the same sch dey cover up becos it involves big man children, na the same sch dey come put out this statement again...how you take see am?
Every medical report as told all of you that the cause of the boys death is lack of treatment,they have told you that his last words cannot be reckoned with because there was low oxygen in his brain, that something black swallowed cannot stay I the sto ach for 2 weeks. If you have any dr in your family at all ask them too,then come back and apologize to the dowen 5
Education › Re: Parents, Doctors' Negligence contributed to Sylvester Oromoni's Death - Coroner by phineas: 8:50am On Apr 16, 2024
kingthreat:
My heart goes out to the young boys who were wrongly accused and bullied on this boys case.
May they find strength to put what happened aside and move on.
May God strengthen the 5 boys wrongly accused of murder,let us all remember they spent a few days in detention over the christmass period,the fear and terror they must have faced,and sadly we all knew that they were safer in prison then than in their homes

All because of a father that failed in his responsibilities as a father

May God strengthen those boys and I pray their future turns out brighter through this adversity
Education › Re: Parents, Doctors' Negligence contributed to Sylvester Oromoni's Death - Coroner by phineas: 8:47am On Apr 16, 2024
The crux of the fathers denial at this stage appears to be based mainly on the black substance found In the late boys belly.He insuniates it's from some substance he was made to drink at the time of the suspected bullying incidence

It is important for everyone to note that the stomach is cleared of anything eaten within 24hrs, so this so called black substance over a week, even 2 weeks in the late boys belly way after the purported incidence cannot be what they swallowed

2.Dying people say a lot of untrue stuff,due to low oxygen to the brain, you can all read up delirium before deaths.... in this particular case the autopsy showed low oxygen to his brain, apart from widespread sepsis in his body which also causes low oxygen to the body,so how did the country take those statements as the clear evidence of guilt of 5 boys,some who were not even where he said they were at

3.Public lynching on social media must stop,especially in this case where they are children,the child rights act must be drought to full use as example here,anyone saying crap about those boys must be made to face the full weight of the law,

I understand and commend greatly the silence of the parents of the dowen 5,it must not have been easy but they held their peace,I assume it was in honor of the late boy and the grief of the late boys father,as such it is the duty of the state,now that this judgement has been pronounced to protect those boys from the mob,everyone that drags them now outside a court of appeal must face the wrath of the law,that's how and why we are not animals

Lastly let us all remember the person primarily responsible for the death of this boy is his father.the buck stopped with him,and he made the call to allow a child die of sepsis( widespread infection ) without treatment in this day and age and that is the crux of the matter
Business › Re: Cadbury Nigeria Reports N28.2billion Loss In 2023, Shareholders’ Funds Wiped Out by phineas: 5:05am On Apr 03, 2024
Does anyone probe their returns in Nigeria, looks to me like a neat way to sell more equity to its foreign base,while avoiding paying taxes

Plus is the loss from lack of sales or from dollar exchange losses in their forex value,if their sales and bussiness had always been in Naira and they increased value of goods in Naira which Nigerians bought nevertheless,what really happened

Lastly let's even check to see how much company tax they had been paying hitherto

Nigeria has one of the highest buying population anywhere around,the question should be who is checking the records of the companies declaring losses,our taxes from sales should be enough to run the country if properly harnessed
Politics › Re: Lagos Project Shows Train Of Thought (Photos) by phineas: 12:29pm On Mar 31, 2024
And why are all the girls in school uniform in the pictures (ALL) wearing the hijab.Thats propaganda,a false one,Nigeria is not an Islamic state,definitely not Lagos,any subtle narrative portraying that image of the country does us a great diservice,

Whoever is responsible should correct that one
Business › Re: CBN Settles All FX Backlog As External Reserves Rise To $34.11 Billion by phineas: 8:01am On Mar 21, 2024
ejieddy:
Let's give kudos where kudos is due. This CBN governor seems to know what he's doing. First time is a loooooog while I have heard that the external reserves rose. Can we target a $100bn reserve in two years?
Best comment so far here

My own question is rose from what to what and over what period
Clearing backlog makes no sense if they cannot tell how backlog from how long,

And lastly he should tell us his target,so to morow they don't come and pack up everything or half of it for elections,
Politics › Re: Tinubu Announces 3-month Suspension Of Foreign Trips For MDAs, Ministers by phineas: 7:56am On Mar 21, 2024
This is not well thought out.No person or country thrives by excluding itself from global conversations especially in this day and age

There are meetings every month,even week that Nigeria has to be at.Its where global lobbying takes place and drives opportunity and partnerships that brings the much needed forex into the country

Nigeria needs to reduce the number of persons per meeting to a maximum that is a manageable figure and insist on each trip been reported with actual results achieved.

And lastly they should only restrict Goverment sponsored meetings because travels are also sponsored by third parties working with Goverment
Crime › Re: Lt Col AH ALI: Pictures Of One Of The Soldiers Before The Ambush In Delta by phineas: 10:41am On Mar 18, 2024
That said there is no justification whatsoever for killing of the military as they were leaving,

True justice is to ensure all the perpetrators and their supporters are found
Crime › Re: Lt Col AH ALI: Pictures Of One Of The Soldiers Before The Ambush In Delta by phineas: 10:38am On Mar 18, 2024
He was a military officer,his life was dedicated to keeping our people safe,May his soul rest in peace.
Health › Re: Japa: Nigeria Lost 16,000 Doctors In Five Years – Minister by phineas: 3:48pm On Mar 11, 2024
Clowns,for every dr that leaves there are 3 more unemployed or underemployed,open recruitment in the hospitals ,many Dr's also leave cause they are unemployed.Imagine that,

If you think I'm wrong advertise for Dr's today and see how many applications you get,specialists too
Education › Re: Kaduna: Bandits Moved Children Like 'herd Of Cows', How I Escaped - Student by phineas: 3:45pm On Mar 11, 2024
Nigerian security agencies should invest in a team of well trained sniffer dogs and engage dog trainers as their captain

Yes captain of the dog squad in every lga and state,how do you move 280 kids undetected
Politics › Re: Police Officer Caught Hiding During Today's Robbery In Kogi State by phineas: 11:16pm On Mar 07, 2024
Wise man,take cover,no unnecessary bravado,don't work alone,wait for your team when you can,stay safe out there

May God bless the real and good men of the force still doing their best for justice and safety of the society.You all stay safe out there,and there is absolutely no shame when you have to flee for your safety.

Stay safe ...stay safe...stay safe. Safety first please.You all stay safe.May God bless us all
Politics › Re: Tinubu Launches Expatriate Employment Levy (EEL) by phineas: 1:11pm On Feb 29, 2024
Rostikol:
Implementation?

Forget bro.

The fact he even decided to do this without any prompting shows it came from his heart, and it will definitely be implemented.

Our job as workers in these companies is to be whistle blowers when they flout the new regulations. The govt will take it from there.
That's true we will whistle blow name and all for other companies sef,not just our own offices
Politics › Re: Tinubu Launches Expatriate Employment Levy (EEL) by phineas: 10:33am On Feb 28, 2024
Finally someone did this, better late than never.This one has been used against Nigerians in other African countries ,yet we do not complain whenever they come to our country to work. You all have no idea the sheer amount of expatriates in Nigeria in every sector.

They should please make sure they implement this and create a method to check that companies comply.

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