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Omo, these guys are shameless, I mean APC.

Adjovi:
America is the least of nations I want to go to not to talk of live. Hell no.

No mind them. Them deh reason say all man want go America or has applied and got refusal.

Meedon:
The funny thing is that, trying to force their own understanding of life on other people.

This life is all about where one finds peace. I have tried dating and I couldn't think of what I'm getting wrong. I stumbled upon ubunja's quote by mistake when I was looking for how to take revenge on not just my girlfriend, but women as a whole. I discovered that the path I wanted to tow will not lead me to peace. I discovered the things I was getting wrong in dating and how I could correct it. I tried it and it worked, God bless ubunja. I then rediscovered that dating women on long term is not worth it at all. I started going after things that will not wake one morning and decide it does not love me anymore.

Meedon:
Boss, this guys don't understand. If a man is not dating or in a relationship with a woman, they find it weird and absurd.

That is how they understand life.

AlterEgo00:
Good Evening Brothers..... I've said many times here,how each and every one of us finding this thread and TRP in General doesn't really know what God did for us.... Here's the reason why......

Omo, people think love exist... 😂 😂
Omo olosho cheap na...

Sixfeetbelle:
Opportunists like you 🤣🤣😂


But I like this for you guys. In fact, make everything you want happen for you, so you guys will stop chanting the name of Nigerian women

Na wa for you oh... Since marriage no deh favour men, mJe I try make am favour me somehow

pansophist:
Na Russian woman me wan marry now.

Sixfeetbelle, do you have Russian passport?

Baba, na Russia I want marry oh... I see their babes they make sense. If not Russia, then Serbia reason being that this war has made me realise that the west will fall one day, and I want to be on the other side when it does.

Acidosis:
While PO? All registered voters in that unit should be able to report to INEC. POs can be compromised.

I think all registered voters can report especially via the social media.

rottennaija:
it's the Hitler Nazi ideology brewing in Ukraine. It seems deeply entrenched. It's about the purity of their bloodline. It's against Russia today, but if allowed to fester, it will be against others tomorrow.

Very true. The West don't care at all.

rottennaija:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2i6-GT1MCY

Who will give the little girl strength over Russia to perpetrate the evil in her lineage? That is only but wishful thinking. 😂 😂

pansophist:
I didn't even used the word hate", so how possible that was how you understood my post?

E get as she deh read and understand things. For her mind 'Anger' translates to 'hate'.

Because Niger Republic is Nigeria.

At least he died happy.

KlausMichaelson:
It's really worrisome. Am I the only one?

You are not the only one. Marriage to me is overrated. When you look at it, two people come together to live as one to solve problems that are not limited to having kids, sex, and money. However these problems are still left unsolved when a particular party will decide not to have sex, the man is cheated out in prolonging his lineage via kids and it is quite expensive to have a family now. Worst of it, these women will not be logical in it.

eniola1010:
Why dont these oyinbo rinse soap from plate they wash

E reach to ask joor.

Meedon:
Whenever some of you hear the name "MGTOW" una balls go start to the itch or scratch una. 😂 😂 😂 😂 How many times do we explain to you guys the concept of MGTOW? Must we all follow the family route?

There is great happiness in MGTOW. I mean I am able to afford my first holiday vacation to a country of my choosing. I am able to set goals and achieve them.

Idiot has been paid to campaign for the old man.

engrchykae:
Germany have never before succeeded against Russia
Both during operation Barbarossa (led by Frederick Barbarossa)and the second Barbarossa led by Hitler.
The German wolf is no match for the Russian Bear.
If you know what I mean

Wolves in her pack will always avoid the polar bear, reason being, the bear is ruthless when it comes to killing. A single punch from her can render a wolf useless of not death.


This is not just about animals.

pansophist:
Germany awaken lol.

How can Germany awake when it's still under occupation from the anglo-american empire? Don't even have enough oil to power it's industries without buying, and no nuclear power?

I also want Nigeria or South Africa to awake and take it's place, but wishes and realities are not the same thing. Germany is an occupied country, and has been so since second World War when they lost.

One thing the US fears the most is a re emerging Germany and Japan. They missed that chance with Russia. They wished after the collapse of the Soviet Union, they could station their base there and made it their vassal, but the Russians refused.


The US whom hegemony have been ongoing for about seventy years now will never let Germany, as well as Korea and Japan pursue their own fate. Never. I know you can't think straight due to your emotional love for everything anglo-american, but I'll tell you how Germany can take it's rightful place.

So firstly, kick the US occupying your territory out. You can't be independent when the foreign occupying forces have more superior weapon than you. It's like a dog chasing a tiger out of his house, it won't happen. After chasing the US off, then try to be economically and financially independent.

Basically use China as a template, the only sanction proof economy on the planet. Their economy is an ecosystem that works independently, or interdependently with the rest of the world. After that, get allies globally, not from other ex colonial slaughterers countries. The world is huge man.


Then you can have a chance of independent and taking your place in the free world. In short, be as strong as you were during Hitler's time, without the aggression of course. Until. Then, keep fooling yourself. Germany is a vasal state of anglo American empire.

Russia is another sanction proof economy. Despite all the sanctions from West, e still stand deh show them shege...😂 😂.

Ticha:
Found this (he needs a good copy writer though) - https://www.nicheadvice.co.uk/10-deposit-mortgage-for-foreign-nationals-with-a-visa-in-the-uk/

and this - https://justmortgagebrokers.co.uk/mortgages/tier-2-visa-mortgages/

Please feedback if they're useful!

The first seemed like it will be useful, however, it was not helpful in the end. I was expecting the author to list the mortgage companies that will offer 95% mortgage to foreigners on T2 visa, but he kept on rambling and in the end put down net to catch gullible people for marketing (unsolicited emails and phone calls). Pretty much same for all bloggers plus his spelling and writing was getting in the way.


The second one was trash.

12inchess:
I keep saying it that this Emefiele is a dummy. Or he is following a script. Because I don't know how changing currency can be so difficult. Assuming they mandated this for a year to exchange all these old currency it will have been smooth sailing but Emefiele and Buhari are using Nigerian's suffering to play politics. No wonder he was contesting for president at some point. I've never seen a country where the CBN governor will be so involved in politics that he will contest for President in the primaries.

If you had given a year, Nigerians will still not make any move and rather wait till the deadline before they will act. You speak as if you don't know Nigerians.

okuta007:
Because they average Nigerian is plagued with MASSIVE INFERIORITY COMPLEX - so anything that will make him feel or appear superior to his fellow Nigeria, he will do with impunity- just to feel a little better about himself.,. that’s why we spray money at event to make who don’t have money to spray to feel less than us, that’s why we love titles -

His Excellency, Chief (The Rt. Hon) Dr Senator Politician Evangelist Imam Professor Major General (Rtd) George Musa Olu Okoye CFR, BSc, MSC, PhD, mni, MD, MBA etc,.. it’s all about feeling inferior


you gerrit? 😁

Police don't patrol London on foot, they either use bicycle 🚲 or car. I used London because London is very notorious for gang robbery and stabbing, thanks to the Africans living there. However, they are never brutal to civilians knowing that the innocent looking civilian could stab you next minute.


How did they control stabbing, they introduced identification before knives are bought. Anywhere in UK, before you buy a knife, you show your ID, and you can't buy a single knife, it has to come in a set which is quite expensive.

People will leave their country on tourist visa without plans, without making research about the country they are going to and end up like that, you can't use that to judge a nation. How about the indisplaced in Nigeria?

susrite:
bro just shut up and stop spewing trash! Yorubas have the best English language proficiency in Nigeria. Stop capping nonsense. You feel pidgin is English.. Right?

I can assure you that you are wrong. I am living in London, and met a lot of Yorubas and I can tell you, they are not very fluent with English. Don't get me wrong, it isn't a problem. A Yoruba man can not go a day without speaking Yoruba which is a good thing.

I think he is doing this to be endeared in the people's mind, however he doesn't realise that's a shot recocheted to his leg.

Angelfrost:
Most Nigerians are naturally resistant to change...!

I used to think it was due solely to illiteracy but I have since realized that even the literate amongst us still struggle with basic adaptions.

Nice observations.

Vl3ly:
The war is not over yet, but the outcome is already clear. Ukraine has lost.

It pains me to say this, of course. Ukraine has fought a just war against an unjust – even barbaric – aggressor. And the country has fought well. Indeed, not only have the Ukrainians put up a better defensive fight than was generally expected in the run-up to the war, but they have taken the fight to the enemy, even pushing the Russians back on several fronts.


But Ukraine has lost the war nonetheless.

Why do I say this? Because, at the end of the day, Russia will have imposed its will on Ukraine while Ukraine will have achieved almost none of the goals – other than survival – it is pursuing on the battlefield and at the negotiating table.

That Russia will end up imposing its will on Ukraine now seems beyond reasonable doubt. Despite suffering terrible casualties and embarrassing battlefield setbacks, Moscow has already forced Kyiv to concede that NATO membership, and probably European Union (EU) membership too, is a non-starter. The separatist enclaves in Donetsk and Luhansk are in no danger of reverting to Ukrainian control, and the only question in the south of the country is how much territory will be added to the Crimean lands pried from Kyiv’s control in 2014.

Ukraine, on the other hand, will likely achieve almost none of its goals. To be sure, Ukraine will continue to inflict losses on the Russian forces, preventing them from taking Kyiv and other major cities and pushing them back here and there in successful, if limited, counter-offensives. But Kyiv will not achieve its operational-level objectives of expelling the Russians from all the territory it has lost since Feb. 24. It will not win a decisive battlefield victory that will vanquish once and for all the Russian invaders.

Mounting a spirited and capable defense is one thing; launching a major operational offensive is another. Ukraine has demonstrated that it can do the former, but there is no indication that it can launch and sustain the type of major combined-arms offensives required to drive the Russians out of those parts of occupied Ukraine that Moscow is really committed to holding.Nor will Ukraine realize its main strategic objectives – the diplomatic-political goals it has been pursuing in fits and starts since the early-2000s but in earnest and consistently since 2014 – either on the battlefield or at the negotiating table. Not only will Ukraine not recover all the territory lost during the war; it will not re-establish sovereignty over territory lost in 2014. Nor will it definitively break with Russia and decisively accede to the West, either through NATO membership or association with the European Union.


None of this is going to happen. Russia is not willing to concede any of this. And as has already been amply demonstrated, Moscow gets a vote on Ukraine’s future. NATO leaders are not interested in this happening, fearing that if Russian President Vladimir Putin faces decisive defeat – that is, the realization of Ukraine’s main strategic goals – he might play the nuclear card in a final desperate bid to stave off disaster both for him and his country. And Ukraine’s president has already conceded that some form of neutrality is likely to be his country’s future, conceding one of Kyiv’s main strategic objectives.

To be sure, this doesn’t mean that the fighting will stop tomorrow. Getting to the inevitable outcome – which, to reiterate, will be a strategic defeat for Kyiv and a partial (and pyrrhic) victory for Russia – will take some time, and much additional bloodshed, yet. It is in the nature of such conflicts, however, that once a mutually hurting stalemate sets in, both sides will be forced to make difficult concessions, first in the service of agreeing a ceasefire and later, perhaps much later, in the service of a more permanent negotiated settlement.

But such a stalemate is already in sight, even if at the moment both sides continue to cling to the delusion that just one more push and victory will be theirs. The fighting will eventually end, or at least return to pre-war levels.


The hard part to swallow is that between now and then many more people will die, additional destruction will be wrought upon the land and lives of the people of Ukraine, more war-crimes will be perpetrated and much more suffering inflicted and endured — and all for nought. Perpetuating the fighting will yield few, if any, gains for either side. It may be the inescapable logic of such conflicts that they end in this way, pointlessly dragging in the pursuit of victory but at the inevitable expense of innocent people. But it is a bitter pill — one that’s very hard to swallow.

But here’s the truly bitter truth: In broad brush strokes at least, the most-likely post-war settlement is pretty much the same as the settlement that was on offer before the bloodletting began in earnest on Feb. 24. While Putin was the one who pulled the trigger that fateful day, and thus bears full moral responsibility for all that has happened since, there are many others who could have made different choices in the run-up to the war. Different choices could have resulted in a pre-war settlement that would have been almost indistinguishable from the most likely post-war settlement, minus only the untold death and destruction visited on Ukraine these past weeks and months. In that sense, and only in that limited sense, there’s plenty of blame to go around.

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It’s perhaps best left to history to definitively sort out precisely who made what decisions that led us needlessly down the historical path to war. And maybe it’s always the case that belligerents must batter themselves senseless before they come to their senses.


But one thing is already crystal clear: While the war is not yet over, Ukraine has lost. Grasping that, we must first bring the fighting quickly to an end. Then we must mourn the dead. And, finally, we must get on with the task of rebuilding the country that Vladimir Putin has destroyed.

Andrew Latham is a professor of international relations at Macalester College in Saint Paul, Minn., and a non-resident fellow at Defense Priorities in Washington, D.C. Follow him on Twitter @aalatham.

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The West are tagging out. Ukraine unfortunately is tapping out. However the earlier the end the war and accept defeat, the better for them.

Ehmmah588:
No...Omah lay

Wow

Wotowotoman:
This one is not that bad. It’s better than drinking sugar. Some people say the carbon is not good but it’s not confirmed scientifically

In other to stop myself from drinking soda and all, I take it instead. I have tried squash, but I'm not too keen on it.

pansophist:
Sodas have a substance in it knows as additive, and that's why you're always taking more because it's like that by design.

Start reducing the amount you drink per day. So go from two, then to one, and drink lots of water in between. Go slowly. That's the way out.

I also noticed that any time I drink coke, I want to drink more, but because I know about how addiction works, I just ignore the urge, drink water and force myself to sleep, then my body reset to normal in day or two. Do the same.

What do you think about sparkling water? I think it's carbonated water, however I take them instead.

Otobong3374:
Bitch, I Don't Give A Bleep* To Any Troll. Stop Wailing Black Puppet There Is No Food You.

There you go, let it out... You will be fine afterwards.

Otobong3374:
Continue To Give Your Knowledge As A Physicist When Your Country Is Suffering From Cashless.

You know that I alone nor you alone can make any significant change in a country like Nigeria. Moreover, I said Physics and not economics. In a bid to make me look dumb, you ended at the wrong end of your gun.