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Career › Re: Full List Of Winners At 2026 NBA Elections by realG101(m): 6:29pm On Jul 20
mrvitalis:
It’s Funny how NBA agreed on zoning
NMA agree on zoning even NSE and pharmaceutical associations agree on zoning presidents

all because certain zones do not have numbers to ever win

What ever north can’t compete on federal character must be ensured

What ever they have ability to dominate to hell with federal character

Northern Nigeria have less than 20% of all doctors ,lawyers ,engineers ,pharmacists, and many professionals but are fully represented
Asking honestly,

In what areas do they reject federal character because they dominate?
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Messi Before And After The World Cup (Joke) by realG101(m): 6:20pm On Jul 20
youngberry001:
Lolx the pain goes to his anus grin grin

Zero shot for full 90mins cheesy cheesy

Sorry Goat!! grin
What goes around really does come around.

Shey we tried to explain to Messi fans that Ronaldo's poor outing at this world cup wasn't because he was no longer brilliant.

It was because Ronaldo was caught up in a disjointed team full of complacent teammates.

It also seemed like they knowingly sabotaged Ronaldo's ambition to win the World cup.

Now you have seen it from this finals that you can be messi if you like, if your team flops, you flop.

That match said everything that needs to be said in Ronaldo's defence walai.

I don't like messi at all but I will tell you argentina's embarrassing outing wasn't messi's fault.

Something is even telling me right now that if Argentina had met Croatia during the knock out, they for don go house Tey tey
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Messi Before And After The World Cup (Joke) by realG101(m): 6:05pm On Jul 20
Cj4charles:
CR fans are happier than Spain that won the world cup 😅🤣😂
That one dey.

I'm a cr fan too and Spain's victory was a big relief because we for no hear word.

But my own is messi has no reason whatsoever to be crying for the loss.

He already won the trophy once.

Only Ronaldos cry was understandable.

Omo I had so much joy last night, na 4am I sleep
Romance › Re: Woman Confesses Sleeping With Cousin For 6 Years (Photos/Video) by realG101(m): 6:03pm On Jul 16
Righteousness2:
Behold a raw Evidence of a Wasted Generation
I'm co asking that question and I ask sincerely.

Since it is said that the bible is the complete word of God, I think it should also make complete sense to the population it is meant to guide.
Sports › Re: Cristiano Ronaldo Has Played His Final FIFA World Cup Match. by realG101(m): 5:37pm On Jul 16
Fansa25:
This guy did very well for himself to the point he was ever able to be compared to Messi. He achieved a lot in his career but his greatest achievement was being compared to Messi.
The same messi that only shines under controlled environments.

A messi who's umbilical cord is forever attached to barca and Argentina.

If messi never gets all the institutional assistance from the beginning of his career till this moment (which Ronaldo had never enjoyed) messi will never have come close to Ronaldo in the world of football.

Una conscience go dey judge una.
Sports › Re: Cristiano Ronaldo Has Played His Final FIFA World Cup Match. by realG101(m): 5:28pm On Jul 16
Jakarta:
Is this self consoling or what? Person dey follow C Ronaldo drag him wealth before? He is good no doubt, even with me being his fan, I still believe Messi is better than him.
Keep kwayet you're not a fan.
Politics › Re: 90% Of Nigerian Prison Inmates Should Be Released - Peacepro by realG101(m): 9:44am On Jul 16
dederocs:
Stupid people,the solution is to build more courts and prison. Awaiting trial don't mean you are innocent. Clowns releasing them into society will breed more crimes. All these sentimental passive idiots.
Good point.

Plus, the existing courts are too slow in administrating justice.

Another big issue is welfare of inmates.

I heard it's he'll in there. Serious I human treatment. People die of malnutrition and unhygienic environment.
Politics › Re: 90% Of Nigerian Prison Inmates Should Be Released - Peacepro by realG101(m): 9:40am On Jul 16
LordIsaac:
90% indeed....with the rate of yahoo, drugs, bandits, and ritualists eating into the very fabric of the nation?
The irony is majority of these people you mentioned are not the one in prison, because they are elite criminals.

It's the house helps, drivers, sales boys/girls that oga wants to punish that are there in the prisons.
Celebrities › Re: Luxury Cars Are Good, But Help The Poor, Remi Tinubu, Tells Burna Boy, Davido by realG101(m): 6:26pm On Jul 12
Kevineleven:
Rage bait, beware, she is energy vampire, disengage your emotion.
She leaves her husband to attack people that made it despite the government's weaponization of poverty.
You understand this people bro.

There's no need trying to engage their demonic permutations.

It's all distraction and energy drain.

We should ignore them totally and continue to organise ourselves as citizens of this country to take our country back
Politics › Re: Daniel Bwala's Response To Question About Beheaded Oyo Teacher by realG101(m): 6:58pm On Jul 10
Lanretoye:
what would you have done better bros if you were in position,no abuse no attack abeg just answer me or enlighten me
We will not answer any questions for them. The insecurity in the land is enabled by govt itself.

Don't send us on a goose chase.

A govt that is encouraging criminal activities by willingly recycling criminals into the society does not deserve our understanding.

They created the mess, they should not make it our problem.

That's the reason they are not coming back anyway. Unless Nigerians want to keep suffering sha.

And I wonder why people still reckon with this clown called bwala.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Euro 2016 Equals World Cup For Me, Says Ronaldo After Spain Exit by realG101(m): 6:12pm On Jul 07
geoworldedu:
Chai, see deluded fans everywhere grin

As their goats couldn't win the World cup or anything involving the whole world in Country football, then the world cup is lesser than the Champions League grin

Is there anything bad in winning the UCL and the world cup both? Or is Toni Kroos and the GOAT who won both very well have more than one heads? grin
I don't expect you to repent.

Take your messi sentiment to the grave if you will.

But let it not be said that we didn't try to enlighten you.

Being goat of the game is not so much about team trophies.

It's more about impact of the individual on the team.

I don't need to remind you of everything he did on the club football side.

But this man pulled portugal out of obscurity and drew attention and influence to them and led them from zero trophy to euros victory and 2 other trophies.

A tree cannot make a forest, the man did his part for his country.

He is the supreme goat. The other one is plastic.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Euro 2016 Equals World Cup For Me, Says Ronaldo After Spain Exit by realG101(m): 3:08pm On Jul 07
geoworldedu:
grin grin grin
Why is this guy talking this way na? He's really been affected psychologically. grin

When Figo and co were the main men in Portugal back then, they reached Semi Final and played third place in 2006 World cup.

Then 2010 forward, Ronaldo took over and they never got beyond round of 16, except in 2022 where they reached quarter final. Ronaldo in the World Cup is non-effective. They shouldn't have included him at all or let him be coming in as a super sub.

He never scored a single non-penalty goals in a knockout round of the world cups.
It's a big pity for the goat of some people undecided
The only flaw Ronaldo has is that he expresses his mind regardless of what people will say.

But if you try to lessen his greatness because of world cup records, you are only making noise.

Uefa champions league is more difficult to win than the world cup. Ronaldo proved himself in that sphere consistently.

You cannot take away from his quality. Never.

Quote me anywhere.

The prestige that world cup has is that it comes once in four years.

If the world cup was also a yearly event, maybe he would have won it too.

More so, Portugal is an underdog team. They're ordinarily not heir to world cup trophy.

So be calming down
Romance › Re: Men, If You Ask A Woman “How Are You?” And She Answers “I’m Not Fine”..... by realG101(m): 1:38am On Jul 06
HelenaWills:
You only attract your type.
Shikena.
Man dey buy me car as birthday gift, na "I'm not fine" e go run from?
You buy, you no buy, I buy times 10 of it.
C'est fini.
Guilty rant.

The post isn't targeted, why you offended.
Politics › Re: The Travails Of Jobless People In Nigeria by realG101(m): 5:03pm On Jul 02
brain54:
:::


You think the economics of it all is about converting the currency to naira from the stated country and if the amount appears much in naira then the money makes sense in that country?


The real question is what the purchasing power parity is between both countries. Therein lies the real comparison and not just a simple conversion of the currencies.


Secondly, I think you are confusing and mixing up poorly remunerated jobs/low minimum wages with, a poor country and a mismanaged country.


These are 3 different issues you muddled all up in what you wrote!
I see what you're saying.

I think op needs to know something.

To determine the purchasing power of a minimum wage earner in any given country, you have to compare the minimum wage of that country to the cost of living of than same country (not convert it to another country's currency)

And I have said this to people on the forum countless times.

I've not done any research to verify what op is trying to say though, but my guess is that he may be correct.

In those listed countries, their minimum wage is likely to earn them a better living condition than what we have going on in nigerian.

Nigerian workers are severely poorly paid and I don't know how they let the govt get away with it.

And that is the reason virtually everyone is is a thief in their place of work.

From civil servants to bankers, to petty traders down to a sales boy or girl.

You cannot trust any nigerian with money because there wages are never enough for even a modest but decent living.

So they have to augment by stealing.

This is why the mind of 80% of Nigerians is to cheat you.
Politics › Re: The Travails Of Jobless People In Nigeria by realG101(m): 4:52pm On Jul 02
TemplarLandry:
Nigeria is a land of opportunities.
How exactly do you mean.

Opportunity for the average nigerian citizen

OR

Opportunity for exploitative capitalism by the rich few and foreigners?

Tell us.
Politics › Re: Newly Formed CDA Seeks Return To Parliamentary System, Autonomous State Police by realG101(m): 9:53am On Jul 01
mrvitalis:
Sure you know how parliamentary system works ?
The prime ministers actions are defended weekly and opposition questions his actions and policies he must reply directly

No aid
No media team

Can tinubu do that ?
God bless you bro.

It's a no brainer.

There's a reason nigeria started off as a parliament system in the beginning.

There was extensive debate amongst the founding fathers of Nigeria considering our diversity and multi ethnicity before it was unanimously agreed that Nigeria had to be a parliamentary system with regional autonomy.

The switch to unitary/false federalism was as a result of hijack of the country by criminals and unfortunately Nigerians today have gullible failed to see the fraud and demand a return to our original framework.

We need serious engagement and awaking of the sleeping masses to see this fraud and demand a return to original plan.

So that our people can understand the root of our problems and stop being distracted by govt propagandists and online mercenaries.
Politics › Re: Newly Formed CDA Seeks Return To Parliamentary System, Autonomous State Police by realG101(m): 9:38am On Jul 01
madridguy:
We as people need to do the right thing first. No matter the form of government we are practicing.
What is the right thing we need to do as a people?
Politics › Re: Newly Formed CDA Seeks Return To Parliamentary System, Autonomous State Police by realG101(m): 9:32am On Jul 01
Meerahbel:
They have not done jack in their respective communities and they are setting up a party. Funny folks
They are trying to do 'jack' for their communities, that's the reason they want to start a party.

Let's not be thinking upside down.

Progressive ideology is what is required to start a political party not akara empowerment.
Politics › Re: The Akara Economy: Why The Elite Often Misunderstand Grassroots Empowerment. by realG101(m): 12:17pm On Jun 28
mrvitalis:
It’s not elites it’s APC
Those guys don’t understand how development works at all

Do we lack akara sellers ? Is their shortage ?
So why do you need more ?

The Nigerian economy is an eco system
Image what would happen if 100.000 people that’s less than 5% of unemployed people in Lagos start selling akara ?


Won’t the akara economy collapse?
Demand already very weak
Comments like yours make me weak sometimes.

This is the reason we are not angry enough to be decisive about taking back our country.

Why would you think they don't know how development works.

Why is it not obvious to you that these people intentionally keep y'all poor and underdeveloped?

No country in the world today that moved its population out of poverty did so through petty trade.

It is usually industrialisation and nothing less.

We are not saying people should no longer go into akara business, but it's not supposed to be a policy statement made openly with pride and with intent to demonstrate that govt is doing well.

If the first lady is empowering people to do akara, she should be hiding to do it.

If they come out and tell us they opened a fashion academy with scholarship for women, where they will aquire skills to make dresses and then at the end of the program you give them free industrial sewing machine and 6 months paid workspace, that can make the news and we will clap for you.

They know exactly how development works, they just don't want us to develop.
Celebrities › Re: The Olodo Uprising Is Terrible - Rapper Ycee by realG101(m): 10:13am On Jun 26
CrownOfClay724:
But where is the lie in what he said?
You feel attacked because you're in the demographic he highlighted?
Stop making these olodos comfortable bro. Call him what he is. Olodo!

Only an olodo will feel attacked by what ycee said.
Health › Re: Woman Collapses, Dies On Ajah Bridge While Returning From Market (Video, Photos) by realG101(m): 12:47am On Jun 24
Juliette5803:
if everyone creating content there drops their phones and move enmasse to a hospital, how many can the police detain, there is evidence she slumped,why should anybody be detained
Lol, unlikely. All those people have different urgencies in their lives that moment.

What's realistic is that one or two persons from the crowd may have enough empathy to go out of their way. But then nigerian factor may discourage them.
Crime › Re: Kidnapped Victim Explains Harrowing Rape Experience At Hand Of Bandits by realG101(m): 8:51pm On Jun 22
njokuuche77:
Where are those supporters of these government
Imagine if this was your sister, your daughter, or someone you deeply love. Imagine living through this kind of nightmare and coming out alive to tell the story. No one deserves this. No ideology or party loyalty should ever make us numb to human suffering. We all should be demanding real action on insecurity, because this is beyond politics, it’s about human lives
You cannot engage apc supporters sensibly.

You cannot make them see reasons. Same way you cannot wash the spots off a leopard.

They have no regard for humanity, its all purely business and peesonal profit.

Anyone supporting apc knows it's an evil act but they don't care due to their own personal gain.

It is the masses that must unleash whatever is required to conquer the evil called apc.

I reference apc as a whole because any party that will support the re-election of a govt that cannot protect its citizen and sympathises with the murderers and rapers of its citizens is an evil party altogether.
Health › Re: Woman Collapses, Dies On Ajah Bridge While Returning From Market (Video, Photos) by realG101(m): 8:38pm On Jun 22
HacheNoire:
So people don’t die unattended to in other countries?

You wannabe’s always just finding the slightest excuse to rubbish your country.

When Carlton Weekly was shot in Chicago, he died due to heavy wounds and slow response which family confirmed that he could have made it. CPR or whatever did not even get administered but wannabe’s won’t point that out. Their country is always the target.
Point taken.

But we should still talk because the average Nigerian will die 95% percent of the time in any life threatening medical emergency.
Health › Re: Woman Collapses, Dies On Ajah Bridge While Returning From Market (Video, Photos) by realG101(m): 8:34pm On Jun 22
Juliette5803:
Nigeria is the worst place to live in emergency situations, no ambulance, no CPR , no defibrillator. This is reminding you that your chances of survival can be negatively impacted by the stupidity of the people around you
That woman has probably 30 minutes of life left in her........but we will rather bring out our phones to create content for viewership
Don't entirely blame the onlookers. Nobody wants to buy problem.

Nigeria's failures are mostly systemic.

If a well meaning nigerian tries to be the hero and moves her into his car to try to get her to a hospital or something and she eventually dies in the stranger's possession, that stranger has entered a destiny changing one chance.

The way the police will stress that person eh. He would regret he tried to help in the first place.

The police will know the man obviously didn't kill her but slow bureaucracy will be used to extort him.

The hospitals to are likely to reject her if there's no deposit before treatment.

Nigerian is a lot. But one should not be too quick to blame poor Nigerians. They can't do much in many cases
Politics › Re: "APC for Life. ₦15,000 Per Vote" – Lady Celebrates Selling Her Vote to APC by realG101(m): 8:13pm On Jun 22
IGBOSON1:
Hehehehehe grin grin grin

You can now begin to understand just how it transpired that the white man left his base in Europe bearing gifts of mirrors, hot drink and trinkets, and succeeded in convincing daft black Africans to sell their kinsfolk into slavery! With m'orons like this, who worryingly are in the majority, it's safe to conclude there's no hope for this country! shocked
I have made a vow that I will stop giving financial aid to random people in this country.

It is this same kind of people that will have kidney disease later and be asking people for a fundraiser.

Your sold vote is the reason there's no access to health care for the average Nigerian.

So if anyone will entrench bad governance by selling their vote and even priding it on social media, that person deserves zero pity when Nigeria happens to them.

By the way, I am not unaware that that clip was sponsored by apc to project hopelessness amongst right thinking voters waiting to vote them out.

We will still do our part and we will do it differently this time.

It will be a fight for life in 2027. Our votes must count
Politics › Re: APC Campaign Truck In Ekiti Throws Bread To Residents Ahead Of Elections by realG101(m): 8:34pm On Jun 20
Zionmdde:
So if not for election rice and gala, the hungry guy will not eat again?
As I said before, the so called hungry guys collecting rice and 5k far far outnumber the middle class. So the change will begin when those hungry guys say no to rice and 5k and stand for their future..

Hungry indeed, so if not for election they will all die
I doubt there will be a time when they will stop.

More because they are hopeless for a change. We all know the Nigerian population is very fragmented and divided by many factors.

So asides endless hunger, another reason they keep collecting election food is that they see it as the only benefit they can claim in the absence of true dividend of democracy.

But to answer your main question, it doesn't matter whether they won't die if election bread didn't come, it's the fact that they are trapped in survival mode and will rush at anyone who who offers food.

These are people who live from hand to mouth without any social safety net.

They cannot resist anything my friend. They cannot say enough is enough when food or money is involved.
Politics › Re: APC Campaign Truck In Ekiti Throws Bread To Residents Ahead Of Elections by realG101(m): 8:21pm On Jun 20
ibtommy:
There is no progress for our nation until we the masses are ready. You blame your leaders for not performing and being wicked to you when indeed you have mortgaged your future and the future of your unborn generations. To make a country work is not by miracle, it's by doing the right things, standing for the right, and holding our leaders accountable.
Shebi dem don get bread wey dey and their unborn generations go chop throughout their lifetime. This is how it's being done every time and we keep allowing these wicked people to distort our mentality and reduce us to paupers? Some of the things some people distrubute have been spiritually "poisoned".
So, this is how you want to make your country work by doing "dibo ko se obe" ("vote and get money for soup"wink? The suffering go continue na. We never see anything. It shows the level of our pauperism whihc we allowed the politicians to inflict on us.

Let is be known to all and sundry that nothing good can come out of a country like Nigeria until the masses are ready to say enough is enough.

Yeye people! angry
Let's be realistic.

These people are hungry and can never resist free food.

A hungry man does not and cannot think of tomorrow. He just wants to eat and see front first.

Their sanity and mentality have been destroyed by hunger and hardship.

This oppressive government is deploying a psychological warfare against the people.

Make you very hungry then offer you crumbs when you're needed. No animal on the surface of the earth can resist that kind of food.

Rather, the battle is to be lead by a class of people like you who cannot be manipulated.

The middle class will lead the lower class by example to demand a new structure.

And importantly, it cannot and will not be by election
Politics › Re: APC Campaign Truck In Ekiti Throws Bread To Residents Ahead Of Elections by realG101(m): 8:11pm On Jun 20
bamayo:
Ekiti hungry? Ekiti can't be hungry, they may not have money for luxury but they can't be hungry because they have the best soil in Nigeria
Is cooking gas from the soil, abi they won't cook the crop.

Is petro or diesel from the soil, a I they won't transport it to the market.

Is electricity from the soil, they must preserve the produce for sustainance.

Lastly, are they safe while tilling the soil.

There's more to food security than just having arable soil.

Where there's irresponsible govt, there will be hunger. It's simple.
Politics › Re: APC Campaign Truck In Ekiti Throws Bread To Residents Ahead Of Elections by realG101(m): 8:02pm On Jun 20
Zionmdde:
So who do you want to lead the change? Politicians benefitting from it or the masses choosing to rather stay hungry than sell their votes
As i earlier said, It's a class movement. Not for an individual to lead.

We have to organise ourselves to form a unit (ie southern youths must appraoch and woo northern Youths to get them on board) , then develop our objectives and ideology and a road map.

Then mobilize the lower class (the bread picking demographic) through civic education and engagement with them in their mother tongue. So that they can be the muscle of the movement.

The movement will comprise endless dialogue, strikes, protests, international protests, social media hashtags all asking for specific foundational amendments:

1. Return to regional govt (true federalism
2. Return to regional resourse control.
3. Capital punishment for embezzlement of public funds
4. Demonetisation of emoluments of political offices (their pay should reflect state of the nation, a poor country should not have the best paid politicians).

If we vigorously make these few demands as a class, all the problems we talk about will vanish in 10 years.

Nigeria was granted its independence on the condition of regional autonomy for a reason. We are very different peoples living together in one country.

We must go back to regionalism with regional resource control as it was in the beginning
Politics › Re: APC Campaign Truck In Ekiti Throws Bread To Residents Ahead Of Elections by realG101(m): 7:58pm On Jun 20
Zionmdde:
So who do you want to lead the change? Politicians benefitting from it or the masses choosing to rather stay hungry than sell their votes
As i earlier said, It's a class movement. Not for an individual to lead.

We have to organise ourselves to form a unit (ie southern youths must appraoch and woo northern Youths to get them on board) , then develop our objectives and ideology and a road map.

Then mobilize the lower class (the bread picking demographic) through civic education and engagement with them in their mother tongue. So that they can be the muscle of the movement.

The movement will comprise endless dialogue, strikes, protests, international protests, social media hashtags all asking for specific foundational amendments:

1. Return to regional govt (true federalism
2. Return to regional resourse control.
3. Capital punishment for embezzlement of public funds
4. Demonetisation of emoluments of political offices (their pay should reflect state of the nation, a poor country should not have the best paid politicians).

If we vigorously make these few demands as a class, all the problems we talk about will vanish in 10 years.

Nigeria was granted its independence on the condition of regional autonomy for a reason. We are very different peoples living together in one country.

We must go back to regionalism with regional resource control as it was in the beginning.
Politics › Re: APC Campaign Truck In Ekiti Throws Bread To Residents Ahead Of Elections by realG101(m): 7:58pm On Jun 20
Zionmdde:
So who do you want to lead the change? Politicians benefitting from it or the masses choosing to rather stay hungry than sell their votes
As i earlier said, It's a class movement. Not for an individual to lead.

We have to organise ourselves to form a unit (ie southern youths must appraoch and woo northern Youths to get them on board) , then develop our objectives and ideology and a road map.

Then mobilize the lower class (the bread picking demographic) through civic education and engagement with them in their mother tongue. So that they can be the muscle of the movement.

The movement will comprise endless dialogue, strikes, protests, international protests, social media hashtags all asking for specific foundational amendments:

1. Return to regional govt (true federalism
2. Return to regional resourse control.
3. Capital punishment for embezzlement of public funds
4. Demonetisation of emoluments of political offices (their pay should reflect state of the nation, a poor country should not have the best paid politicians).

If we vigorously make these few demands as a class, all the problems we talk about will vanish in 10 years.

Nigeria was granted its independence on the condition of regional autonomy for a reason. We are very different peoples living together in one country.

We must go back to regionalism with regional resource control as it was in the beginning.

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