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helinues:
Like Trump like Portable, Dem don cut their ears, Dem no dey hear words again

More like, like Trump, like Tinubu

And the protest is here. Took you all long enough

Nobody shot them, no police or DSS stopped them to protest, but here in Nigeria, government would have been looking floral every means to shut protesters up,because they know their government and policies is bad

This is all just a bunch of white people who thought Trump was only going to press the neck of black and brown people plus immigrants, not knowing he was also going to press their necks too. That is why they are protesting, they are seeing their cushy white privileges lifestyle going up in smoke, but no amount of protesting will change what is coming because it's biblical and biblical prophesies must be fulfilled.

. DON'T MIND THEM. THEY ARE DESTROYERS AND RUINERS DISGUISED AS DEMOCRATS
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orisa37:
. DON'T MIND THEM. THEY ARE DESTROYERS AND RUINERS DISGUISED AS DEMOCRATS
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TRUMP IS A WONDER BOY.

Make una go sit down

Lazy generation

This your Egun je has made US fallen backward compared to their mates

This is how your laziness allowed covid ravaged your economy and you will always end up blaming a hardworking president

This is just the beginning. Get up to work and Make America Great Again

maasoap:
More like, like Trump, like Tinubu

Na lie

teeteepeejay:
They are APC sponsored - Peteru

bateeedioott bawo

JASONjnr:
As a foreign observer, I believe President Trump's economic policies, particularly his tariffs, are a strategic move to boost the US economy. The Trump tariffs aim to level the playing field for American businesses and workers by imposing taxes on imported goods. This approach has both supporters and critics, but it is designed to protect US industries, generate revenue, and stimulate domestic production and investment. While the tariffs may lead to higher prices for consumers and reduced economic growth in the short term, they can also be seen as a negotiating tool to secure more favorable trade agreements with other countries. The tariffs imposed on China, Canada, and Mexico, as well as those on steel and aluminum, are specific examples of this policy in action. Overall, Trump's tariffs are a complex and multifaceted policy aimed at promoting American economic interests.

Yet another Trumpist illiterate.
You dont even understand the simplest things. First you dont understand that its the American Consumer who will suffer. Second, you imagine that suffering is limited to Democrats. What a retard.

This is not to even speak of the destruction to the world economic order and the global recession that is likely tro be triggered.

JASONjnr:
As a foreign observer, I believe President Trump's economic policies, particularly his tariffs, are a strategic move to boost the US economy. The Trump tariffs aim to level the playing field for American businesses and workers by imposing taxes on imported goods. This approach has both supporters and critics, but it is designed to protect US industries, generate revenue, and stimulate domestic production and investment. While the tariffs may lead to higher prices for consumers and reduced economic growth in the short term, they can also be seen as a negotiating tool to secure more favorable trade agreements with other countries. The tariffs imposed on China, Canada, and Mexico, as well as those on steel and aluminum, are specific examples of this policy in action. Overall, Trump's tariffs are a complex and multifaceted policy aimed at promoting American economic interests.

almost all country will retaliate ASAP already EURO and China have added more tariffs same with Canada which have added and removed made in US wines from their stores and also increased tariff for power in some state they give power in USA

JASONjnr:
As a foreign observer, I believe President Trump's economic policies, particularly his tariffs, are a strategic move to boost the US economy. The Trump tariffs aim to level the playing field for American businesses and workers by imposing taxes on imported goods. This approach has both supporters and critics, but it is designed to protect US industries, generate revenue, and stimulate domestic production and investment. While the tariffs may lead to higher prices for consumers and reduced economic growth in the short term, they can also be seen as a negotiating tool to secure more favorable trade agreements with other countries. The tariffs imposed on China, Canada, and Mexico, as well as those on steel and aluminum, are specific examples of this policy in action. Overall, Trump's tariffs are a complex and multifaceted policy aimed at promoting American economic interests.

This is exactly how buhari destroyed Nigeria's thriving economy. Bag of rice went from 7k to 60k.

Has nigeria recovered? The damage he'll do, the next president will be overwhelmed. The thing about people like Trump is that they fantasise and long for power without being in reality of the what impacts would be left after they're gone.

They don't take responsibility. They rather shift blame.

Rebelutionary:
Sometimes reading folks like you here can be quite a chore!

That the stock exchange lost $2.5trillion in one fell swoop is media sensation and misinformation?

That inflation is hitting harder for Americans is also a left wing or right wing thing right?

A cursory read by of your submission shows you lack depth of the issues at stake, no wonder na AI you take simplify am!

don't mind him common eggs is so expensive in USA now. Yet he is sacking employees up and down,if next year DEMOCRATS win majority in both house let Trump just be packing his goods to his criminal enterprise

Slytiger:
Check the link posted above where Trump is even facing opposition within the GOP. If your 401k or investment is losing money as per the $2.5 Trillion wiped out from the stock market yesterday or that car you are eying that's going up by $4000 or the cost of maple leaf syrup and wine you buy from Canada and Europe, or the cost of iphone and Nike manufactured on China and vietnam respectively are all going up, you will gladly join the protest too . Unlike Nigerians, Americans are not docile.

You can literally become homeless if you lose your job in USA, people won't sit back when they lose job due to government mass firing

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/doge-job-cuts-shake-trump-voting-west-virginia-town-2025-03-07

JASONjnr:
Democrats are really dummies......


The LGBTQ+ and gay activities they sponsored through world bank and USAID is the reason for all these protests....

This LGBTQ thing is really over flogged, how many percent of the population even belong to this group?

cococandy:
You can’t reason with a typical Nigerian on American issues. All they heard is that we have laws that prevent us from imprisoning gay people or stoning them to death and that’s all they needed to hear

Imagine being so disturbed about someone else being gay/lesbian when their own life is not even in order, it's one of the things I'm unable to fathom in this life

egalitarianism:
Wow,, this is massive


Meanwhile

I am looking to source chemical mutagens such as Colchicine, Ethyl Methanesulfonate (EMS), and Sodium Azide, as well as different varieties of sesame seeds.

If you have any information on where to get these in Nigeria or can recommend reputable suppliers, I would greatly appreciate your guidance.

Thank you in advance for your help!

For the sesame seed , go to dawanau in Kano state or Nguru in yobe state you will get them plenty there

Rebelutionary:
Sometimes reading folks like you here can be quite a chore!

That the stock exchange lost $2.5trillion in one fell swoop is media sensation and misinformation?

That inflation is hitting harder for Americans is also a left wing or right wing thing right?

A cursory read by of your submission shows you lack depth of the issues at stake, no wonder na AI you take simplify am!

The idiot you quoted there is as daft as they come.
That’s how he has been supporting useless anti people policies The government has been making in Nigeria.

He will copy and paste rubbish from the internet here, you will think he is smart.

Make no mistake, you are arguing with a heartless zombie.

I just thought I should let you know.😁

Shebi the man dey hungry dem before and during the election.
Mtcheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew





One NATASHA is Shaking the Nation, while the other NATASHA is shaking Idibia's family.
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It's a NATASHA season, choose your NATASHA wisely🤔

shine12:
How long do you think it takes to set up a supply chain for manufacturing a car? Those jobs left the US over the past few decades, and China along with Vietnam now have the most robust supply chains for manufacturing. Additionally, the living wage in the USA is so high compared to Asian countries, which makes it automatically more expensive to manufacture anything in the US.

Good morning sir 🙌

This is what protest looked like, not burning tires, barricading or forcing people to join useless protest as practiced in Nigeria!

RichBoy247:
Developers, where una dey? They are protesting against your god ooooo.

JAGABAN I see your hand. I knew it that once you become Nigeria’s President, your impact will be all over the world. As you travelled to France to co-ordinate protests all over US may you continue to fly higher. JAGABAN is now officially the Universal Opposition Leader

see small Pikin talk.

Now, drop mummy’s phone,Go outside and play with your fellow kids.

Olodo !

JASONjnr:
As a foreign observer, I believe President Trump's economic policies, particularly his tariffs, are a strategic move to boost the US economy. The Trump tariffs aim to level the playing field for American businesses and workers by imposing taxes on imported goods. This approach has both supporters and critics, but it is designed to protect US industries, generate revenue, and stimulate domestic production and investment. While the tariffs may lead to higher prices for consumers and reduced economic growth in the short term, they can also be seen as a negotiating tool to secure more favorable trade agreements with other countries. The tariffs imposed on China, Canada, and Mexico, as well as those on steel and aluminum, are specific examples of this policy in action. Overall, Trump's tariffs are a complex and multifaceted policy aimed at promoting American economic interests.

Promoting American interest is a good one ...
But doing too much in the short term is a recipe for confusion and disaster...
He only got four years.. to change the world economic order...if he can...
He should expect more protests in the coming days from local consumers....
And also brace for more unfriendly policies from his partners...
I assure you , negotiation is never a simple walk in the park....

Goodvibes007:
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-opponents-ready-take-streets-with-nationwide-protests-2025-04-05/


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NKPccIBAQo?si=CkyLKU6lE_HmgDLB

Desperate liberal demons and bitter losers staging political protest hiding as civil protest

Yes, I got some (7) in Dawanau but I need 3 different varieties more.

That of yobe, I'll ask. Thanks
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Elidrisy20:
For the sesame seed , go to dawanau in Kano state or Nguru in yobe state you will get them plenty there

cococandy:
You can’t reason with a typical Nigerian on American issues. All they heard is that we have laws that prevent us from imprisoning gay people or stoning them to death and that’s all they needed to hear

It’s funny how many Nigerians fight for human rights but think LGBTQ people don’t deserve those rights. We need to move past just accepting individual choices and start supporting everyone’s rights equally.

descartes400:
Also add the Israel genocide, with the full participation of US, and the preparation to go war with Iran unbehalf of the zionist state into the mix.

Trump never see anything yet.

It wouldn't have mattered who becomes USA president. The support for Israel is deeply imbeded in American system.

JASONjnr:
There's no policy without its negativity.... but then it comes with a whole lot of new things and Americans will have to adjust to the new conditions.

Also, if you recall I pointed out that it will not last for long. The president is meeting with these countries to explain the policies to them.... with time, and in a short while, all things will fall into places.

How do you know it would not last for long?
And why didn't Trump do his discussions BEFORE starting the trade wars?

JASONjnr:
It's a reciprocal tariff....

Trump told these countries not to counter hike their tariff on America's goods.

But he announced that he was going to have a discussion with these countries.

And you think these countries takes orders from Trump? Is he their presidents?
Are you even aware many countries have responded with counter tariffs? China has given a 34% tariff in US goods (as against the 25% Trump gave) and Trump went on Truth Social to cry that China has over reacted. U can imagine

JASONjnr:
The effect will be endless......

Nigeria for instance increased their tariff on foreign goods including goods from the US to about 35% for general tariffs and 20% for import duty... Note that foreign rice was increased to 100% tariff.

Trump increased its tariffs to 20% to 54% depending on the country.

If these countries increased, US will also increase.

So it's a reciprocal tariff and why are these countries aggrieved? They were enjoying their moments placing foreign goods on higher tariffs

Trump's wasn't a reciprocal stuff. He acted outta the blues