Foreign Affairs › Re: FG Spends $600m On Fuel Importation Monthly – Edun by saddler: 10:14am On Aug 07, 2024 |
 If you have removed subsidy and the product you are importing is sold based on buying price, why worry that others are benefitting? At least people from Cameron and Niger benefitting from it are not stealing it. They buy it. Except there is something they aren't saying. |
Sports › Re: Annette Nneka Echikunwoke Wins Silver For USA After Nigeria Frustrated Her by saddler: 9:21am On Aug 07, 2024 |
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Politics › Re: FG Unveils Comprehensive Strategy For Economic Growth, Citizens’ Welfare by saddler: 8:34am On Aug 07, 2024 |
Chinkoalhaji34: Finally, some action from the FG! It's about time we see a robust plan that prioritizes the well-being of the citizens. Yoruba muslim u no dey tire  You are on nairaland 24 hours. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hamas Names Yahya Sinwar As New Overall Leader by saddler: 7:18am On Aug 07, 2024 |
 He has always been a dead man walking. And now that he has been appointed as top leader. It makes it easy for him to be taken out. |
Politics › Re: DSS To Name Sponsors Of Russian Flag Protests by saddler: 9:38pm On Aug 06, 2024 |
 Another propaganda for APC zombies and their BOTs on nairaland to feast on. When are you gonna announce those sponsoring hunger, corruption and bad governance? |
Politics › Re: Fuel Subsidy Is Back – Obasanjo Faults President Tinubu’s Claim On Removal by saddler: 8:36pm On Aug 06, 2024 |
Philipponzaghi: Obasanjo needs to understand that progress comes with challenges. Tinubu's decision to remove the subsidy was a bold step towards long-term economic growth. We can't keep holding onto short-term fixes that stifle our potential. Change is hard, but necessary for a brighter Nigeria. Let’s support our president as he navigates these tough waters. Another Bot |
Politics › Re: Northerners, Stop Destroying Your Own Region by saddler: 7:10am On Aug 06, 2024*. Modified: 10:01pm On Aug 06, 2024 |
helinues: I really don't understand the kind of politics the Northerners like to play by destroying their own region just because they are dissatisfied with the government.
There are so many ways to express themselves which won't involved any destruction.
Boko Haram, Bandits, killer herdsmen destructions are still there, now they want to add protest destructions which wont even change a thing.
If you destroy your own land, na same people people destroying it would suffer it, not the government, not the policians.
Fishes are not found on top of mountains oo Northerners are not like you who is suffering terribly under this Bulaba government yet still ass-licking Tinubu because of a 10 kobo per post job on nairaland |
Politics › Re: Southern Protesters Must Call Off This Protest Now! by saddler: 2:40am On Aug 06, 2024 |
Jman06: The turn the protest is taking is dangerous and has alot of hipocrisy all over it.
If you're a southerner and can think properly, you should know the motive of some of these "rioters" from the other side of the country already.
Tinubu, on the other hand, should take all the steps to alleviate the current hardship by ensuring that the cost of essential goods like foodstuffs are reduced drastically. Even if it means going all out to enforce the reductions with security agents, so be it. Southern what? When Southwest were occupying Ojota in 2012, how many of this type of thread did you create? |
Politics › Re: Protests: Don't Open Tomorrow - Irate Youths Warn Business Owners In P/Harcourt by saddler: 5:37pm On Aug 05, 2024 |
 one day this contraption called Nigeria will be dissolved. No matter how long. |
Politics › Re: Protests: DSS Arrests Tailor Mass-producing Russian Flags by saddler: 4:00pm On Aug 05, 2024 |
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Politics › Re: Federal Government’s Power Subsidy Soars By 151% To ₦633.30 Billion by saddler: 2:01pm On Aug 05, 2024 |
 Nigeria failed a long time ago. They are just trying to patch it and in the process loot the country |
Sports › Re: USA Face Nigeria In Olympic Women’s Basketball Knockouts by saddler: 1:59pm On Aug 05, 2024 |
 Welcome back home  Una don try |
Politics › Re: For Black Countries To Succeed They Must Drop Religion by saddler: 1:58pm On Aug 05, 2024 |
babasolution: Religion both traditional and foreign are a problem to Africans and blacks all over the world.
Religion beclouds the brain and prevents rational,logical and strategic thinking.
Religions removes the power from the human and places it with the unseen. It unempowers the individual.
until majority of black people atleast learn to move away from religion in all forms and embrace logical,rational, strategic thinking. They will ever remain unempowered.
Note: you can' never separate religion from your reasoning system.
Black people don't reason well and deeply that's why they are backward. This is a fact. A human being's value in terms of ability to innovate, invent and conquer the earth depends on brain work and function. Unfortunately, the brain of a human is what religion works on. Religion is like a parasite that infects the brain and slowly takes over the host until the human being become a zombie Incapable of sound, rational and logical reasoning. Sound ,logical and rational reasoning is required for innovation, invention and scientific research and development. For the blackman to develop, religion must die. |
Celebrities › Re: P'square Rudeboy Blasts Joe Igbokwe: “Elder Wey Mumu, Your Papa!” by saddler: 7:21am On Aug 05, 2024 |
 Fawulence |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Protesters Break Into Hotel Housing Asylum Seekers In The UK (photos) by saddler: 3:24pm On Aug 04, 2024 |
 Anywhere islam infiltrates, there you find violence |
Politics › Re: Russian Government Denies Involvement In Kano Protests by saddler: 1:59pm On Aug 04, 2024 |
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Politics › Re: Edo APC Accuses CAN Of Stealing FG Food Palliatives by saddler: 1:55pm On Aug 04, 2024 |
efighter: No let Ogun kee you, Muslims were not mentioned in the report of stealing by the CAN of worms Ogun don kee you already. Yoruba muslim go hit your head on the floor like you normally do. |
Politics › Re: Edo APC Accuses CAN Of Stealing FG Food Palliatives by saddler: 1:30pm On Aug 04, 2024 |
Chinkoalhaji34: CAN in Edo state are thieves.
How can you hoard palliative from the FG and na still same people go blame Tinubu. See how you and your Yoruba muslim gang are insulting another religious body. When someone insults Islam, Mohammed or Allah , you all will go beserk and start foaming in the mouth. Hypocrites! |
Family › Re: How Bed Bugs Made Me Relocate: by saddler: 5:47pm On Aug 03, 2024 |
YINKS89: Personal experience;
So it happened that my dad sent me to one of his friends office to pick up a file and on getting there the man was not around so the secretary asked me to sit down on the sofa (my greatest undoing)
The man's office is a very big one so they have a separate visitors room where you can just relax while you wait for him. I sat down and slept off while waiting for him but woke up to a sting.
My first thought was maybe it was this normal mosquitoes that flies around so I did not read much to it then the man came attended to me and I went to give my dad his files. Note that I don't stay with my dad so immediately I dropped the file I excused myself and went home to my roomself contain on getting hoke I took off my cloth threw ot on the bed and went to take my shower (2nd mistake).
When I got back I picked up the clothes and put it in the basket unbeknownst to me I already have a foreigner in my room. After about 3 days I started noticing stings but this was different from the normal mosquitoes because I fleet my room at interval. One night it was so much that I had to wake up in the middle of the night to check that was when I stone of them on the wall, I killed it but then I begin to wonder how I got it there. To cut the story short I discovered that I got it from my dad's friend office the day they decided to dispose off the Cushine in that off due to bug and funmigate then it dawn on me where they came from.
Note that I used a lot of chemicals but they wouldn't leave, sniper ,DD force, baygon even kerosene but alas that said my time is over in that house. Immediately my rent was due I took very few cloths to the dry cleaner got rid of most of my household items by selling it off to get a new one and that was how I got rid of bed bugs.
Those things never die.
If you've ever experienced bed bug invasion share your experience and how you got rid of them. The Englishes you are sparking ehn.....u wan scatter my head |
Sports › Re: Italian Boxer, Carini Apologises To Khelif by saddler: 2:46pm On Aug 03, 2024 |
 Na now the blow/punch clear for her eyes  |
Politics › Re: Protesters Carry Mock Coffin Of Tinubu On Keke Napep by saddler: 7:55pm On Aug 02, 2024 |
Babawee: The worst president we have had since 1999
tinubu and Jonathan top the least... followed by buhari and obj we only had it right during yaradua... Buhari was never better than GEJ.... |
Politics › Re: Protesters Carry Mock Coffin Of Tinubu On Keke Napep by saddler: 7:11pm On Aug 02, 2024 |
Dem go say na igbo man do this thing  |
Politics › Re: More Pictures From Ojota As Protesters Reconvene Today by saddler: 6:45pm On Aug 02, 2024 |
madridguy: Lizzy go and sleep at home. People here no reach 24 people. Abi are you looking for husband? Dem no reach 5 people sef ..shey be eyes dey pain you? |
Islam › Re: Why Protesting Or Rebelling Against The Ruler Is Not Always The Solution? by saddler: 1:10pm On Aug 02, 2024 |
Lukgaf: Nobody likes bad leaders, poor governance, or insecurity. We all desire to live safely in our country, find employment, conduct our businesses with ease, and enjoy the resources that Allah has blessed us with, just like people in other countries.
However, when we have leaders or live in a country where we don't enjoy these benefits, protesting or rebelling against the ruler is not always the solution. Many real-life incidents confirm that such actions often worsen the situation rather than improve our well-being and governance. A typical example is what happened during the 2020 EndSARS protest in Nigeria, as well as in Sudan, Kenya, and other places where protests led to more chaos.
Why people should refrain from protesting?
IslamQA
Strikes and protests can result in greater trouble, leading to chaos, oppression, and the assassination of innocent people. This has been observed in states like Kano, Borno, Kaduna, and Yobe yesterday.
What is the solution?
We should all fear Allah – both leaders and followers. Often, we deserve the kind of leaders we have because we, the followers, are even worse.
I watched a video of some guys destroying a traffic light. How does protesting justify destroying properties? You complain of bad governance, yet you destroy the little you enjoy? أفلا تعقلون؟ (Will you not reason?)
Our leaders should remember that they will stand before the Lord of the worlds and account for whatever they have done, including how many lives were lost or people suffered as a result of their bad policies. Where are the past bad leaders? They are no more, and you too will be no more one day. So, a good leader should reflect on this.
Umar (رضي الله عنه) said during his regime that if a horse stumbled due to bad roads, he would be held accountable for it. That's why records show that he and other past leaders would sneak into people's houses at night to check on their affairs. Our leaders should emulate this.
Advice to Those Close to Leaders
Those who are close to the leaders – their advisers and assistants – should fear Allah and tell them the truth. Many are sycophants who tell the leaders what they want to hear, lying that everything is good for their own benefit. They should remember the day they will stand before Allah and that whatever prestige or wealth they accumulate will end in this world. Leaders should be ready to listen to the truth.
Role of the Elites and Religion leaders
Our elites and those close to our leaders should explain the situation and advise on how it can be resolved. They should not leave them!
May Allah bless our country.
Abu Afs Lukgaf Utter gibberish from beginning to end. The citizens that are suffering hunger, insecurity, poor health and lack of basic amenities shouldn't protest but should wait for Allah to do what? |
Politics › Re: Protesters overwhelm Security Operatives, Block Abuja-Kaduna Highway by saddler: 1:45pm On Aug 01, 2024 |
yarimo: so blocking others from going to there normal activities is peaceful protest to you? Threatening people not to protest isn't criminal offense to you? |
Politics › Re: Oyo Residents Join Hardship Protest by saddler: 1:08pm On Aug 01, 2024 |
helinues: Abeg make we no lie, the protest is already flopped.
Upon all the online noise for like a month now. The inciters are mostly keyboard warriors Didnt you and your group promise to harm protesters? You are full-time keyboard warrior and always looking for the next trash to type on social media. Its day 1 of a a two-week protest and you are calling it a failure. |
Politics › Re: Protest Flops, Only A Handful In Sight by saddler: 10:14am On Aug 01, 2024 |
Its only just started.
All you paid government keyboard warriors should hide in shame. |
Politics › Re: Protesters Are Not In Sight Yet At Ojota In Lagos But The Police Are There by saddler: 10:05am On Aug 01, 2024 |
helinues: You know you can be reported for spamming the forum.
Read rule 18 properly Chronic spammer accusing another person. |
Politics › Re: Police Deploy 4,200 Policemen Ahead Of Hunger Protest In FCT Abuja by saddler: 3:14pm On Jul 26, 2024 |
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Politics › Re: LEAKED MEMO: IG Directs Personnel To Work With Military To Stop Protests by saddler: 9:44am On Jul 26, 2024 |
Kiti kiti and kata.
Who is chasing you all?
Why are you all restless? |
Politics › Re: The Board Directors Of One Of The Malta Oil Companies Will Shock You..or Not. by saddler: 9:26am On Jul 26, 2024 |
Even if you dont believe the names, what about the massive increase in volume of trade by the company in 2023?
That's some vested interest right there.
How come the company is suddenly exporting massive volume during Tinubu's regime? |
Politics › Re: No Place Like Home, Tinubu Tells Nigerians Abroad by saddler: 5:52am On Jul 26, 2024 |
Nigeria is only home to the polithiefians and treasury looters.
The average man on the street is living in hell called Nigeria |