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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Vs Bournemouth (0 - 3) On 25th October 2026 by PrincessofDSS(f): 3:42pm On Oct 25
Dohn:
Op update this thing na...... U neva see say Bournemouth don score??
Op is a Man United fan… APC of football 😂😂😂
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Vs Bournemouth (0 - 3) On 25th October 2026 by PrincessofDSS(f): 3:40pm On Oct 25
I said it !!! Man already one goal down 😂😂
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Vs Bournemouth (0 - 3) On 25th October 2026 by PrincessofDSS(f):
Bowale007:
Man Utd 3 - Bourn. 1.
United for life.
😂😂😂

I hope lamentation doesn’t follow after the game

European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Vs Bournemouth (0 - 3) On 25th October 2026 by PrincessofDSS(f): 2:25pm On Oct 25
I can’t wait to see United fans cry again this weekend after mocking Chelsea fans yesterday
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Chelsea Vs Tottenham Hotspur (0 - 2) On 24th October 2026 by PrincessofDSS(f): 5:10pm On Oct 24
Chelsea 3 vs 1 TOT

An easy win for Chelsea in Stamford Bridge this evening
Education › Ethical Education Should Be Compulsory In Nigerian Schools by PrincessofDSS(op): 7:43pm On Sep 30
Nigeria’s future depends not only on the academic knowledge and professional skills of its young people, but also on the values they develop. For this reason, ethical education should be an essential part of the school curriculum in Nigeria.

Ethical education can teach students practical principles such as honesty, integrity, responsibility, respect for others, fairness, accountability, discipline, empathy, and respect for public property. These values can influence how young people behave as students today and as citizens, professionals, business owners, public officials, and community leaders tomorrow

A strong ethical curriculum should not simply ask students to memorize moral principles. It should teach them how to apply those principles to real-life situations:The goal should be responsible citizenship rather than loyalty to a particular political party, personality, ethnic group, or ideology. This is particularly important because schools help prepare young people for participation in society.

What the curriculum could include

A Nigerian ethical education curriculum could cover:

   •   Integrity and honesty
   •   Civic responsibility
   •   Respect for human dignity and diversity
   •   Accountability and transparency
   •   Anti-corruption education
   •   Digital ethics and responsible social-media use

   •   Environmental responsibility
   •   Peaceful conflict resolution
   •   Leadership and public service
   •   Financial and professional ethics
   •   Rights and responsibilities of citizens
   •   Consequences of unethical behavior

Ethical values can profoundly shape the destiny and future of a nation because they influence how citizens, leaders, institutions, and businesses make decisions. A nation with strong ethical values is more likely to develop trust, stability, justice, and sustainable prosperity.

1. Integrity reduces corruption

When public officials and citizens value honesty and accountability, there is less tolerance for bribery, embezzlement, favoritism, and abuse of public resources. Government resources can therefore be directed toward education, healthcare, infrastructure, and other public needs.

2. Justice strengthens national unity

Respect for fairness and equality helps citizens believe that laws apply to everyone. When people trust that they can obtain justice regardless of their background or social position, divisions and grievances are less likely to undermine national stability.

3. Responsibility improves leadership

Ethical leadership means putting public responsibility above personal enrichment. Leaders who value transparency, accountability, and service can help establish institutions that continue functioning effectively beyond individual administrations.

4. Honesty creates economic trust

Businesses, investors, workers, and consumers depend on trust. When contracts are respected, information is not deliberately falsified, and corruption is limited, economic activity can become more predictable and productive.

5. Respect promotes peaceful coexistence

Nations contain people with different ethnic, religious, cultural, and political backgrounds. Values such as tolerance, respect, empathy, and peaceful disagreement can help citizens resolve differences without violence.

6. Ethical education shapes future generations

Children who are taught responsibility, honesty, respect, discipline, and concern for others can carry those values into adulthood. Over time, this can influence the culture of government, business, education, and civil society.

7. Accountability protects institutions

Ethical citizens do not simply demand good behavior from leaders; they also accept responsibility for their own actions. A culture of accountability can strengthen courts, legislatures, elections, schools, law enforcement, and other institutions.

The long-term effect

A nation’s future is not determined only by its natural resources, wealth, or political system. The values that become normal in everyday life can determine how those resources and institutions are used.

For example:

Ethical values → responsible citizens → trustworthy institutions → greater stability → stronger economic and social development → a more sustainable national future.

Conversely, when dishonesty, corruption, impunity, discrimination, and disregard for public responsibility become normalized, they can weaken institutions and undermine development.

In essence, ethical values are a form of national capital. They may not be visible like roads, factories, or natural resources, but they influence whether those tangible resources are used for the benefit of society or diverted toward narrow private interests. A nation’s destiny is therefore shaped not only by what it possesses, but also by the principles according to which its people choose to use what they possess.

cc seun
Politics › Re: Official Welcome Ceremony For President And Mrs Tinubu In The UK by PrincessofDSS(f): 2:06pm On Mar 18
naptu2:
So they don’t even know him 😂😂😂😂
Politics › Re: Nearly 36 Governors Flew In?” – Nigerians React As Tinubu’s Uk Visit Sparks Outr by PrincessofDSS(f): 1:42pm On Mar 18
You won’t see those tinebu bots here…! This is not their kind of tread
Politics › Re: “We Are Done Being Used” — Political Thugs Threaten Boycott Over Neglect by PrincessofDSS(f): 11:29am On Mar 18
Hahaha

Yakubu manage, you will feel like you want to die but you won’t die!!! Do you understand

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Politics › Re: ICPC Forcing Me To Cease From All Political Activities – El-Rufai Claims by PrincessofDSS(f): 2:36am On Mar 17
APC bots all over this article
Business › Re: Middle East Tensions Threaten Shipping Routes, Raise Cost Concerns For Nigeria, by PrincessofDSS(f): 7:13am On Mar 14
MOST NIGERIANS ARE SO IGNORANT AND BLINDED BY RELIGION TO THE EXTENT THAT THEY CANNOT THINK FOR THEMSELVES!!!!



Most of the imported products that we use comes from CHINA..

most ships traveling from **China to **West Africa do not pass through the **Strait of Hormuz.

Why?

The **Strait of Hormuz is a narrow passage between **Iran and **Oman that mainly serves ships going into or out of the Persian Gulf (for example to **Saudi Arabia, **Kuwait, **Qatar, **United Arab Emirates, or **Iraq).

If a ship starts in China, it normally never needs to enter the Persian Gulf, so it avoids that strait.

Typical route from China to West Africa

A common shipping route is:
1. South China Sea
2. Strait of Malacca
3. Indian Ocean
4. Bab el‑Mandeb
5. Red Sea
6. Suez Canal
7. Mediterranean Sea
8. Strait of Gibraltar
9. **Atlantic Ocean → West Africa

Alternative route

Some ships instead go:
• Indian Ocean → around the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa → Atlantic Ocean → West Africa

When ships would use the Strait of Hormuz

They would only go through **Strait of Hormuz if the ship is:
• loading oil or cargo from the Persian Gulf, or
• stopping at ports like **Dubai or **Abu Dhabi.
Politics › Re: NATO Intercepts Iranian Missile Heading Toward Turkey by PrincessofDSS(f): 4:30pm On Mar 04
E go be for I-ran soon!! The rate at which they’re moving will end up spelling doom for them!!
Politics › Re: Breaking: APC wins AMAC in a Landslide Victory by PrincessofDSS(f): 7:24pm On Feb 21
This is the real result of AMAC pulls in Abuja LGA elections!!

Disregards the fake results posted above

Politics › Re: Breaking: APC wins AMAC in a Landslide Victory by PrincessofDSS(f):
Believe anything you see on Nairaland at your own risk… this is an APC forum and any comments that goes against them will either be banned or deleted!!!

Nairaland is a trash site for fake news

Politics › Re: FCT Poll: ADC Candidate Alleges Intimidation, Blames Movement Restriction by PrincessofDSS(f): 3:22pm On Feb 21
APC urgins ate all over Nairaland blabbing when the APC are removing names of voters that voted for labor party in the 2023 elections!! One of the inec officials has already paid the price today for being use and that will serve as an example to others come 2027..!! Fools
Sports › Re: Osimhen Sends Message To Super Eagles' Fans After Algeria Match by PrincessofDSS(f): 6:23am On Jan 11
OsiBoBo 🤜

Carry Go! You kno how we do it!!! Family attack-Family jolly and Praise
Nairaland General › A Pan-southern Call For Unity, Progress, And Shared Purpose by PrincessofDSS(op): 8:23am On Dec 20, 2025
A Pan-Southern Call for Unity, Progress, and Shared Purpose

Nigeria’s strength has always rested in its diversity, but its progress depends on cooperation. Across the South West, South East, and South South, millions of citizens share common aspirations: security for families, opportunities for young people, fair access to resources, and leadership that delivers results. A pan-southern outlook—grounded in mutual respect and shared purpose—offers a powerful path toward these goals.

The southern regions are bound by complementary strengths. The South West’s innovation, commerce, and creative industries; the South East’s enterprise, manufacturing spirit, and resilient networks; and the South South’s energy resources, waterways, and strategic ports together form an engine for national growth. When these strengths are aligned, they create jobs, attract investment, and deepen Nigeria’s competitiveness in Africa and beyond.

Unity does not mean uniformity. Each region has its history, culture, and priorities. But cooperation allows diversity to become an advantage rather than a fault line. On infrastructure, coordinated planning can link ports to rail and roads, reduce logistics costs, and unlock regional value chains. On education and skills, shared investments can prepare young Nigerians for technology, manufacturing, and the green economy. On security and governance, collaboration can strengthen institutions and restore public trust.

A pan-southern partnership also speaks to fairness. Many citizens across the South feel the urgency of inclusive growth, accountable leadership, and a federal system that rewards productivity. Working together on these principles amplifies voices and improves outcomes—without diminishing anyone else. It is not about rivalry; it is about responsibility.

Crucially, unity must be people-centered. Market traders, artisans, students, farmers, entrepreneurs, and professionals across the South experience similar challenges: rising costs, limited access to finance, and the need for reliable public services. Policies that support small businesses, expand credit, modernize agriculture, and protect the vulnerable resonate across regional lines. When leaders listen to these shared concerns, cooperation becomes practical, not abstract.

History offers lessons. Periods of regional collaboration have delivered reforms, growth, and stability. Where dialogue replaced division, progress followed. Today’s challenges—economic transition, climate risks, global competition—are too complex for isolated approaches. Collective action is not optional; it is essential.

A pan-southern vision invites partnership with all Nigerians while affirming the value of regional cooperation. It calls for leaders who prioritize competence, inclusion, and delivery; citizens who engage peacefully and thoughtfully; and institutions that serve the common good.

The future can be built together. By embracing unity rooted in respect and shared interests, the South can contribute decisively to a stronger, more prosperous Nigeria—one where collaboration triumphs over division and progress is measured by the well-being of all.
Politics › Re: North won't vote Tinubu in 2027 - Arewa Forum by PrincessofDSS(f): 8:03am On Dec 20, 2025
We have been on Tinubu’s neck all these while but one thing we wouldn’t condole is watching the North threatening a Southern President ever again!! If they think they own bulk of the votes then we the SE and SS will give all our votes to Tinubu. Let’s see what happens next!!
Politics › Re: EFCC Seals Timipre Sylva's Abuja Home, Aide Reacts (Photo) by PrincessofDSS(f): 8:08pm On Dec 08, 2025
Coup? How did they come to that conclusion
Politics › Re: Why Withdrawal Of Police From VIPs Never Worked – Ex-IGP Baba by PrincessofDSS(f): 7:36pm On Dec 08, 2025
MEGAWATCH:
It will never work, how many things has worked under this bad luck man called Bola Tinubu?


We have already made some arrangements to travel with some policemen and they assured us nothing is happening, even if Tinubu stays on the road...

NOTHING WILL HAPPEN.

Nigeria is too sweet, forget all the bad stories.


🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I just hope it doesn’t work because we cannot travel without federal police escort!!
Education › Re: Niger: Governor Bago Receives 100 Rescued Catholic School Pupils (pix) by PrincessofDSS(f): 7:12pm On Dec 08, 2025
How did the rescue happened? Was money paid to the bandits? How much was paid to the bandits?

Who are they and where were they found? No detailed explanation on how they were rescued!!!!

I smell meat 🥩
Politics › Re: We Are Going To Do Things Nigeria Won’t Be Happy About - Trump by PrincessofDSS(f): 11:29pm On Nov 07, 2025
SenatorCharles1:
The US Navy Seal entered Pakistani territory and took out Osama Bin Ladin without permission from the government of Pakistan knowing fully well that if they had, Intel would have leaked to the terrorists camp and Osima would have escaped.

Trump and the US department of War should immediately match words with action. Precision drones and satellites images should be hovering the Northern part of Nigeria by now and monitoring movement of bandits for eventual target strike
My guy, don’t under rate those Americans, just be sure that if they’re going to strike or when they’re going to strike, no one will see them coming!!!!! NOT EVEN the Nigerian government!!
Politics › Re: Important Things To Know About New INEC Acting Chair, May Agbamuche-Mbu by PrincessofDSS(f): 7:10am On Oct 08, 2025
Continued…*****

**** She was a formal Tinubu Girlfriend starting from 1999-2007.


*** Agbamuche is being considered as an igbo woman to be for the rigging of the 2027 election since it was an Hausa man that got it done in 2023 and he’s still been called for crucifixion up till date but the igbos 😂😂😂😂

**** Agbamuche is seriously been considered for job since Baba Tinubu want beat the igbos Mercilessly this in their crying games by using their own to beat them as it will be considered wickedness to use to use a Yoruba man 👇😂😂😂😂😂
Politics › Re: Tinubu Races To U.S. Court, Demands FBI, DEA Keep His Personal Records Secret; by PrincessofDSS(f): 1:09pm On Sep 09, 2025
SOWORE you caused this one 😂😂😂😂😂


It appears SOWORE is closing in on earthing the case file and considering his recent boldness of addressing them as a criminal and refusing to retract his post on X, hence the reason why they’re running scared to protect the file with the FBI because as the saying goes ……….No smoke without fire 🔥 😂😇😂😂😂
Business › Re: Nigerians Must Obtain Tax ID To Operate Bank Accounts By 2026 - New Tax Law by PrincessofDSS(f): 9:34am On Sep 09, 2025
Seunpapa65:
If you haven't know go and get crypto knowledge that is the only one u can beat this government to their game
How would you beat the government to their game when every trade you make from your crypto account ends up being credited or paid with your bank account and the taxes are calculated based on monies that passed through your account even if you have spent them 😂😂😂😂

Mattress Bank is the only way out 😂😂😂 Mattress Bank!! Power to the people
Business › Re: Nigerians Must Obtain Tax ID To Operate Bank Accounts By 2026 - New Tax Law by PrincessofDSS(f): 9:11am On Sep 09, 2025
JibolaUsman:
Bros you are still using banks ? Omo Gtbank made me run from banking system, every time I went to deposit money I would see a client " paraing " that N35,000 was taking out without his permission, The next time I would go another customer would be shouting over N15,000, the last straw was N25,000 with a customer demanding a refund. I just left the N10,000 I had saved with the bank and bid the banking system goodbye. I was relearning how to put money in a bank after a decade of putting money inside mattress.
Mattress Bank of Nigeria 😂😂😂😂 our customers will not be affected with this new tax law, so go and open an account now
Business › Re: Nigerians Must Obtain Tax ID To Operate Bank Accounts By 2026 - New Tax Law by PrincessofDSS(f): 9:02am On Sep 09, 2025
PHIPEX:
We have entered one chance.

By 2027, anyone who survives will need a special thanksgiving.

So my grand mother in the village will now have to obtain a tax card to run her account? What about the Agbero?

Where is the Financial inclision mantra in all of these?
You entered one chance since 2023 but they’re just making the announcement for everyone to bring out everything that they’ve on them and the robbing is about to start 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Politics › Re: Speaker Tajudeen Abbas Did Not Condemn Borrowing by PrincessofDSS(f): 5:57pm On Sep 08, 2025
He has just received a call from the Presidency about the speech and was ordered to deny the speech or face the consequences 😄😂😂
Politics › Re: Our Debts Alarming, We Must Stop Reckless Borrowing - Reps Speaker, Abbas by PrincessofDSS(f): 3:54pm On Sep 08, 2025
Nigerians should take note of all the elected government officials since the Nigerian independence; very soon all the list of their families and asset will be sent to the world bank as the borrowers and collateral for the loans because the ordinary Nigerian citizen is not part of the money they borrowed!!!
Politics › Re: Muhammad Swasun: Kwara APC Chairman's Wife & Daughter Kidnapped by PrincessofDSS(f): 11:19am On Sep 08, 2025
It’s spreading like a wildfire 🔥🔥🔥Something fishy is coming down!!!! The National cake go reach everybody at last

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