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Politics › Re: We’re Not Surprised Tinubu Kept Alleged Certificate Forger In Cabinet – ADC by Psoul(m): 9:44am On Oct 07, 2025

slivertongue:
Association of forgers best describes APC. Very sad

APC- Association of Photoshoped Certificates.

Politics › Re: Wike’s Unstable Politics Is A Threat To Tinubu’s Presidency - Andrew Dabari by Psoul(m): 8:09am On Oct 07, 2025*

franchasng:
Nyesome Wike an Igbo man from Rivers state that denied his tribe just because of politics can do anything humanly possible to remain in power.

While Wike thinks denying his Igbo ancestral origin will make him get massive support from the southwest, Senator Ned Nwoko is embracing his real Igbo identity against all odds...that's a man of integrity that people should trust

Saro Wiwa, (Saro Nwaiwa) Igbo man, did the same. He betrayed his people cos of politics and seek for power. The same Power that be that engineered him to convince ppl of Ikwerre that they are not Igbo is the same person that killed him.
Nyeso Wike, an Igbo man (Nyeso Nwaike) is towing the same path. Dividing ppl of the same origin for his personal gain. Same thing that happened to Saro Wiwa will happen to him too. Even God in His words said "Do not destroy the land boundaries set by our ancestors."

See what God is saying:

Deuteronomy 19:14 NIV
Do not move your neighbor’s boundary stone set up by your predecessors in the inheritance you receive in the land the Lord your God is giving you to possess.

Proverbs 22:28 NKJV
Do not remove the ancient landmark
Which your fathers have set.

Proverbs 23:10-11NIV
10 Do not move an ancient boundary stone
or encroach on the fields of the fatherless,
11 for their Defender is strong;
he will take up their case against you.

Take note of verse 11.

..."for their Defender(God Almighty) is strong; He will take up their case against you."
Wike that will be your case.

Health › Re: Just Bought A Fake Toothpaste by Psoul(m): 7:41am On Oct 07, 2025

Omihanifa:
Name and shame the shop

Snap and post the shop here together with the address

What if the shop owner had bought the product in the hope that he/she is buying original product without knowing that it is fake.
The shop owner may not have even used that brand of toothpaste to know the original from the fake.

If not from the usage or very close scrutiny, this buyer may not have known that the product is fake.
The shop owner is not the producer.

If the buyer is worried much about this product, he/she can quietly go back to the shop and tell them to be careful of where they source their stock from citing to them that the paste purchased from their shop is fake which can destroy the reputation of their shop/business.

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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: I Had The Opportunity To Sit On An Interview Panel Recently, And All I Can Say by Psoul(m): 9:27pm On Oct 04, 2025

SmartPolician:
I don't know if this is related to the topic, but I just want to share it.

I recently had an interview with a US company that has a juicy pay package. The interview was between an HR AI system and myself. You will just be conversing with your computer and your video interview will be recorded. I didn't see that coming. The AI was throwing questions at me and I was answering them. Afterwards, it told me to ask it a tough question in my field. I did and it answered it correctly.

In my view, with the way things are going in today's world, we need to start telling people we know not to bother studying HRM at the university anymore because they don't have a job anymore 🫣. That company I interviewed with was an AI development company. The moment they fully commercialize that AI tool, many HR people will be jobless as AI will start doing their job. Believe it or not, this is the future of recruitment.

The job of HR does not end in interviewing new or prospective employees.

Romance › Re: Marry “I Don’t Care” Or “men Wey No Too Get Sense” – Lady Advises Women by Psoul(m): 5:40pm On Oct 04, 2025*

franchasng:
She is correct.

But she used the wrong words to describe such men.

Such men doesnt lack sense like she thinks, they are just easygoing, peaceloving and liberal-minded.

I am one of them.

I always wonder why men quarrel or fight with their partners, be it wife, fiance or girlfriend.

Nothing on earth can make me quarrel with a woman. The greatest sin any woman can commit in marriage is infidelity or cheating, but honestly I wouldn't quarrel over that, I will just reduce my rating and trust for you and operate more carefully for my own health, but to argue and quarrel because of that, not me.

Anything that doesn't threaten my life, health and finance, can never bother me, that's who I am, sadly

It baffles me when I hear that some men quarrel with their wives because of food, sex, untidy home, etc. Any man that quarrels over things like sex, food, untidy home, etc definitely need to look inwards

You lack discipline and essential qualities needed to be man.
Bn peace loving does not mean accepting everything in order to have peace.

Most men brought up by single mother have this your kind of attitude. They lack the strong will real men are known for.

Do you think letting everything be for peace actually brings peace. You will never have peace. What you're doing is enduring and suffering in silence.

A real man will set boundary and make sure it is respected and finally everyone will or relatively have peace.

Secondly, your kind of character is predominant among men that are not financially stable in their marriages.
They'll start enduring bad things and thinking they are peaceful men.

You'll see your wife messing up, you'll endure it cos if you talk she may leave the house for you. To avoid such, you'll keep mute. That is not a peaceful man. He is enduring due to financial incapability.

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Culture › Re: Ondo Youths Beat Oba Moses Bakare, Wife & Son During Festival by Psoul(m): 11:54pm On Oct 03, 2025

This is the people that says that respect is their culture. They said that no matter what an elderly ppl did, they respect them. See them beating their Oba and his family and they even stripped them naked.
Tufịakwa.

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Politics › Re: If Planes Collided In Nigeria, They Would Say Nigeria Is Finished - Shehu Sani by Psoul(m): 11:43pm On Oct 03, 2025

Ofodirinwa:
How many times do you hear that a tanker conveying petroleum product fell down on the major roads of the USA?

- ChatGPT, verify yourself.

So in the name of being emotional, you decided that fuel is flammable in Nigeria and not in the US? This is what I mean. Just say you don't want us to improve on the rate of fuel tank fires. That is a normal statement. In order to make that statement, adding the idea that the US doesn't have fuel tank fires (you could have even googled this), is unnecessary especially when the US has more fuel tank fires than Nigeria has fuel tanks.

The second half was 'how it is handled'. Are you 100% sure emergencies are always handled in a satisfactory efficient manner in the US or do you just need to say that to make your point more spicy?

Everything else you posted is fine. The US generates a lot more revenue from air traffic than Nigeria. That's not what this discussion is about. This discussion is about when bad things happen in Nigeria, Nigerians react bombastically and credit the bad thing to Nigeria itself. I can send you 100 fuel tank fire videos from the US and not 1 comment will say they are catching fire because of America.

Two planes crashed in the US. The cause was not 'america'. Let a flight get delayed in Nigeria and see what you hear. I can provide examples if you need.

Oga, did you read the report you posted here very well.
I laughed at you after reading what you posted. May be your did not even understood the report.
Please, read it again and stop scoring own goal.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

.... And again, compare how the emergencies are bb handled there and how they are handled over there. Stop lying to yourself.

Will you prefer to have emergency case in Nigeria to the US or the other way round?

Tell me why our rich men and politicians prefer overseas medical treatment to our local hospital.

Meanwhile, why are you not talking about the statistics I presented here. You said that talked without data. Now I presented it, you abandoned it and started talking about petroleum tanker fire which was what I cited as a side example.

I know that deep inside you, you know that what you're saying is gibberish but you can never accept it cos you've vowed to defend your masters.

Politics › Re: If Planes Collided In Nigeria, They Would Say Nigeria Is Finished - Shehu Sani by Psoul(m): 6:58pm On Oct 03, 2025

Ofodirinwa:
whether functional or dysfunctional, Nigerians have no other way to talk about Nigeria than with exaggerated emotionalism and bombast. Just read what you wrote. Nigeria has 32 airports, but people who talk like you have convinced the entire country that there are only 2 to 3 and almost all of them are great. But that doesn't matter because when it's time to talk, you're not concerned with sending information to your listener you're concerned with emoting and making a dramatic negative statement.

Which airport in Nigeria isn't functional? Get out of your emotions and give me facts lol. If LaGuardia is your international standard, then you're not serious you just want to be loud.

Sani's statement is correct. Humans will struggle and make mistakes. In most places, they will address the issue, understand and solve it or accept it. When it happens in Nigeria, you will hear every imaginable curse on Nigeria and Nigerians as a whole. Everyone is free to say what they want but after a point it becomes useless to listen to people who aren't reality or fact based. If two airplanes collided in Nigeria, Nigerians would relish in decades of moaning and exaggerating.

"One airport in New York probably contributes more to the U.S. GDP than three Nigerian states combined."
- no facts
- no numbers
- no context
- you've never even heard this emotional statement before
- no concern as to whether you're right or wrong
- just a chance to be loud, permanently frustrated and self loathing

why continue listening to you?

Oga you totally failed to address the issues raised in that comment. You are writing to defend what is defenseless.
There is no country where bad things do not happen.
How do you know a functional nation?
The frequency is not high.
The way the emergency is handled.

How many times do you hear that a tanker conveying petroleum product fell down on the major roads of the USA?
When it happens, hw was it handled?
Now you want to use a single issue like that to justify our high frequencies of same in this country.
Sani totally goofed making that statement.

You faulted the 3 combined states in Nigeria to one Airport in the US.
Oga, get exposed. I believe you are educated.
Don't come to public space to belittle your parent's effort sending you to school.

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), according to 2023 report contributes about $38 billion annually to the U.S. economy.
Let's compare it with GDP of 3 different state.

From 2022 NBS GDP estimates (approximate, USD):

Oyo ....$12.3 billion

Ogun ....$11.2 billion

Osun ....$7.3 billion

Combined ... $30.8 billion

Compare that with the $38billion of DFW.

Let's pick another 3 states.

From NBS 2022 GDP estimates:

Abia State GDP ≈ $8.7 billion

Ebonyi State GDP ≈ $4.6 billion

Enugu State GDP ≈ $8.6 billion

Combined GDP = $21.9 billion

Do the comparison again.

Can we go on?
Kano ≈ $12.4 billion

Kaduna ≈ $10.3 billion

Combined = $22.7 billion

Now, let us pick another airport in the US.
ATL, USA: $66 billion

Compare that $66 billion from Atlanta Airport.

I won't be surprise if you ask me "Na statistics we go chop"

In summary, it is very unfair to use one error from a functional country to justify the numerous ones from a country where her leaders are only interested in politics and do not care about her citizens.
They love the divide between the rich and the poor.
You are here supporting your oppressor thinking that you are bn patriotic.

Politics › Re: If Planes Collided In Nigeria, They Would Say Nigeria Is Finished - Shehu Sani by Psoul(m): 7:13am On Oct 03, 2025

ryloy:
https://x.com/ShehuSani/status/1973782434627101133

"With all due respect, Honourable, your post is proof that you have missed a lot of context and are stuck with making shallow comparisons to water down mediocrity in this clime.
Since we are now trying to compare minor airport disasters, let me now make it clearer to you where we are as a nation.

So, two planes "collided while taxiing" at LaGuardia and your take is that Nigerians are too critical of Nigeria when similar things happen "abroad"? You're comparing a minor airport incident in New York, a global megacity, economic powerhouse, and home to one of the most advanced emergency response systems in the world, to what would be an unmitigated national disaster in Nigeria. Make it make sense.

LaGuardia isn’t perfect, but it’s functional.
Planes can collide, and within minutes, NYFD, airport medics, FAA investigators, and ground support teams will be on-site, working actively to salvage the situation. In Nigeria, we’re still struggling with runway lighting, air traffic control equipment from the 90s, and fire trucks that sometimes have no water.

One airport in New York probably contributes more to the U.S. GDP than three Nigerian states combined.
LaGuardia alone handles over 30 million passengers a year. That’s more than the entire population of Lagos. The level of organisation, oversight, and accountability at even a ‘problematic’ U.S. airport is miles ahead of what we call standard here.

New York has 3 major airports; Nigeria has barely 3 functional ones that meet international standards. Compare LaGuardia to MMIA in Lagos, and we’ll still be fighting over power supply, non-functional conveyor belts, and "network is down" excuses at immigration.

Emergency response & transparency?
In New York, there will be a full FAA report, made public. In Nigeria, we’ll be lucky to get an “official statement” in two weeks, likely blaming the weather, opposition parties or even past administrations.

The “Nigeria is finished” narrative didn’t come from one incident. It came from decades of unchecked failure.
When Nigerians express frustration, it's not because bad things happen. It's because bad things happen, again and again, without accountability, reform, or remorse. Power grid collapses every other week, inflation at 30%, insecurity on every highway, universities closed for months, and our leaders are busy making false equivalences with LaGuardia?

When people say “Nigeria is finished,” they aren’t overreacting to incidents. They’re reacting to a systemic rot that people in New York wouldn’t tolerate for 10 minutes.

Let’s stop minimising our national dysfunction by comparing it to the world’s best, especially when we’re not even operating in the same universe of efficiency, responsibility, or governance."

Politics › Re: If Planes Collided In Nigeria, They Would Say Nigeria Is Finished - Shehu Sani by Psoul(m): 7:12am On Oct 03, 2025

Ofodirinwa:
He is making a very good point. Nigeria is not allowed to make the same mistakes as everyone else.

Please read this and prove it wrong.

"With all due respect, Honourable, your post is proof that you have missed a lot of context and are stuck with making shallow comparisons to water down mediocrity in this clime.
Since we are now trying to compare minor airport disasters, let me now make it clearer to you where we are as a nation.

So, two planes "collided while taxiing" at LaGuardia and your take is that Nigerians are too critical of Nigeria when similar things happen "abroad"? You're comparing a minor airport incident in New York, a global megacity, economic powerhouse, and home to one of the most advanced emergency response systems in the world, to what would be an unmitigated national disaster in Nigeria. Make it make sense.

LaGuardia isn’t perfect, but it’s functional.
Planes can collide, and within minutes, NYFD, airport medics, FAA investigators, and ground support teams will be on-site, working actively to salvage the situation. In Nigeria, we’re still struggling with runway lighting, air traffic control equipment from the 90s, and fire trucks that sometimes have no water.

One airport in New York probably contributes more to the U.S. GDP than three Nigerian states combined.
LaGuardia alone handles over 30 million passengers a year. That’s more than the entire population of Lagos. The level of organisation, oversight, and accountability at even a ‘problematic’ U.S. airport is miles ahead of what we call standard here.

New York has 3 major airports; Nigeria has barely 3 functional ones that meet international standards. Compare LaGuardia to MMIA in Lagos, and we’ll still be fighting over power supply, non-functional conveyor belts, and "network is down" excuses at immigration.

Emergency response & transparency?
In New York, there will be a full FAA report, made public. In Nigeria, we’ll be lucky to get an “official statement” in two weeks, likely blaming the weather, opposition parties or even past administrations.

The “Nigeria is finished” narrative didn’t come from one incident. It came from decades of unchecked failure.
When Nigerians express frustration, it's not because bad things happen. It's because bad things happen, again and again, without accountability, reform, or remorse. Power grid collapses every other week, inflation at 30%, insecurity on every highway, universities closed for months, and our leaders are busy making false equivalences with LaGuardia?

When people say “Nigeria is finished,” they aren’t overreacting to incidents. They’re reacting to a systemic rot that people in New York wouldn’t tolerate for 10 minutes.

Let’s stop minimising our national dysfunction by comparing it to the world’s best, especially when we’re not even operating in the same universe of efficiency, responsibility, or governance."

Politics › Re: Florida Mansions: Seun, I Don't Even Like To Travel To America - Wike by Psoul(m): 6:10am On Oct 01, 2025

tammie24:
I love how you guys suddenly know what's right and wrong when it comes to someone you don't like.
Your past state governors,have you investigated how they managed the state resources they received during their time as governor?

Start from there!

And I hope you understand me also

Oga, stop bn s!lly because of politics.
I don't think any politician in Nigeria has bn spared of public criticism when they do the wrong ones.
Don't shift the responsibility of investigating and prosecuting politicians to the common citizens.
The citizens can only do what Sowore is doing now.
The bulk of the responsibility falls on the Law Enforcement Agents and the Judiciary.

I'm not a fan of Sowore cos I know that they are all in circle. He may have fallen out from them or whatever, but I love his expositions.
If tomorrow he turns around to join in that same thing he is criticizing today and eventually someone else start attacking him, even if that person is my acute enemy (if I have something like dat), I will still support the person.

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Politics › Re: People Have Started Leaving Their Homes In Oke-ode For Safety Elsewhere In Kwara by Psoul(m): 1:29pm On Sep 30, 2025

It will reach everywhere.
If it didn't get to your side today, tomorrow is sure for yours.

I want to believe that IPOB has gotten to Kwara.
They said that IPOB is killing their people in the East.
MNK exposed what is happening and the one that will happen in the future, they locked him up and people were happy.

It will surely go round.

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Politics › Re: Florida Mansions: Seun, I Don't Even Like To Travel To America - Wike by Psoul(m): 1:25pm On Sep 30, 2025

tammie24:
So what if Wike owns a house in Florida

Is it a crime now?

I like the way he answers Seun's questions

Comedy gold😃

No... It's not a crime so long as;
1. The property is within what his resources can buy. If your total income is ₦1m and you have property of ₦10 million, you'll need to do some explanations.

2. As a public servant, you're under obligation to declare all your assets truthfully. Failure to do that becomes a crime.

Do you understand it now?

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Family › Re: Who Is The One Person Allowed To Show Up At Your Place Unannounced? by Psoul(m): 8:02pm On Sep 28, 2025

Chilipepper:
Who is the one person allowed to show up at your place unannounced?

All my siblings.
My parents of their still alive.

Politics › Re: Court Rejects Nnamdi Kanu’s No-Case Submission, Orders Him To Open Defence by Psoul(m): 3:08pm On Sep 26, 2025

My question is, why this rush to have this court sitting today instead of the originally fixed date 10/10/25?

Celebrities › Re: Nkechi Blessing Unveils ‘big Belle Challenge,’ Promises ₦1 Million Prize by Psoul(m): 12:53pm On Sep 26, 2025

She want to create disciples.
It's a lie. Let her carry her shame by herself alone.
There is nothing lovely in having over-sized tommy.
She should go and work on it instead of trying to hide it under, "we are many on this table" that she wants to create with her fake challenge.

That challenge is just like telling some women to come online to disgrace themselves so that they will be given small money.

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Crime › Re: Okoro Prince Nkemakolam: Interpol Joins Manhunt For Nigerian Suspect by Psoul(m): 11:19pm On Sep 25, 2025

AZControversial:

As I see the picture and name....I burst laugh....

Let the tribal banter begin....

Don't get your moniker banned for 2weeks