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Sports › Re: Germany Vs Paraguay: World Cup 2026 Round Of 32 (3 - 4) Pens On 29th June 2026 by Sensiblerealist(m): 5:25am On Jun 30
Right path key! Abi I Noor understand Ingrish again. Sheybe you say no matter what Paraguay plays, dem go lose

prinsam30:
I'm still on the right path na
Sports › Re: Germany Vs Paraguay: World Cup 2026 Round Of 32 (3 - 4) Pens On 29th June 2026 by Sensiblerealist(m): 12:35am On Jun 30
I'm sorry but how old are you.
The way some of una dey sound at times.
France nko.
Brazil nko mostly with Blacks


planetx:
What happened to the German machine team we knew growing up, when they started being politically correct by packing Africans into the team, I knew they were done.
Sports › Re: Germany Vs Paraguay: World Cup 2026 Round Of 32 (3 - 4) Pens On 29th June 2026 by Sensiblerealist(m): 12:31am On Jun 30
Yinmu for your over thinking and conspiracy theory



prinsam30:
The way I'm looking at this tournament, FIFA is cooking up something, this is not some kind of conspiracy theories oo, this is just my overthinking opinion.

FIFA is trying by all means to keep the bigwigs still competing because doing that, they make a lot of money.

U will see all this small small countries will be eliminated through that system, bcoz they are insignificant. No Mata what Paraguay play now Germany will still win this match in the last minute.

Anybody still hoping for any African team to go beyond this round of 32, that person is not seeing the bigger picture. Una go see wetin go happen
Celebrities › Re: Uche Montana Shows Off Her Amazing Body As She Works Out In The Gym (Video) by Sensiblerealist(m): 9:15pm On Jun 29
Make the silicon sha no burst. Queen seller be making dem girls be like they ain't doing shii
Pets › Re: Lhasa Apso: Pure Or Not? by Sensiblerealist(m): 8:44pm On Jun 29
We are all made differently in this life. Why man with blockus go dey keep all these mimimie as pet. Me dey always see the as Gabriel, I'm sory
Career › Re: Should I Tell My Younger Brother To Quit His Job ? by Sensiblerealist(m): 5:12pm On Jun 29
Bro, the guy guy go develop high BP unless he scales up financially before leaving the job. He take 120k assuming he doesn't leave at the end of the first month and eats with 3k average per day. There's nothing left to save .
I just so detest when people don see you as a human being, like employing is a sort of extraordinary help they are rendering to you.
You employ people for their services you want them to render and pay them for it, Noor be help

Stephen0mozzy:
While it's not what you want to hear, your brother will have to continue the job... For now.

Hear me out.

You can't tell your brother to quit, without any options, or plan to get a replacement in the next 2months. But you can assist him with some financial support, so he can save his salary for the next three months, and then quit the job safely, then he'll have cushion to look for reasonable jobs with clear cut terms, without the pressure of jumping from frypan to fire.

Supervisory roles are something anybody can do. Does your brother have any craft or technical skills?

To the glory of God, I have over the years stacked up a lot of skills that can give me the confidence to walk out of toxic jobs easily and pursue freelance with more dedication as a self-employed person. My current 9-5pm doesn't pay much, for my skillset, but it's peaceful - management respects me, I do my job diligently and I set boundaries.

The truth is, if you have options, you will be able to make decisions easier when in an unhealthy work environment.

Not too late to think of a plan.
Career › Re: Should I Tell My Younger Brother To Quit His Job ? by Sensiblerealist(m): 5:06pm On Jun 29
So you mean you can tolerate working 24/7 , probably so show off as the hard-working type.
Na stress and fatigue go kpai the person one day.
It is all straightforward to put in CV ability to work under pressure and unsupervised and all that until you meet the original version of pressure cooker.
Hardwork is really not my ish anyways but I can stomach inhumane treatment for the life of me, we all deserve some respect


LordBiden:
Okay tell him to quit then since that's what you want to hear,there lots of jobless folks waiting to take up the offer.
The only serious issue here is the offdays which he can negotiate with the director, every other thing can be tolerated.
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Imports First UAE Crude Cargoes by Sensiblerealist(m): 4:55pm On Jun 29
This dude really spent money oooo. It is an all processing refinery all the way from light sweet to Dubai/Oman medium and sour. I think they can process Venezuelan and Canadian too
Foreign Affairs › Re: 14 Killed In Saudi Aramco's Helicopter Crash (Video) by Sensiblerealist(m): 2:20pm On Jun 29
Abi Na Iran hit am with drone. Those folks get rogue moves. Investigations would shred full light
Travel › Re: World Cup Fans Frustrated By 'confusing And Expensive' Tipping Culture In US by Sensiblerealist(m): 11:12pm On Jun 28
Na normal thing for Western world. Even the Western wannabes in Middle East dey follow suit but they don't make it compulsory .
In my job back then, I dey always pray for Western and local customers cuz at all at all go comot but you see those Asians, dem fit collect from you join am to their purse . Na Indians worse pass
Sports › Re: Canada Vs South Africa: World Cup 2026 (1 - 0) On 28th June 2026 by Sensiblerealist(m): 10:21pm On Jun 28
Japan dey

SundiKeita:
Out of 10 African teams in the group stages 9 qualified for round of 32.
CAF (Africa) — 9 of 10 teams (90%)
Highest of all confederations; Morocco, South Africa, Côte d’Ivoire, Cape Verde, Egypt, Ghana, Senegal, DR Congo, Algeria advanced.
UEFA (Europe) — 13 of 16 teams (81%)
Second‑highest success rate; Europe remains the deepest talent pool globally.
CONMEBOL (South America) — 5 of 6 teams (83%)
Slightly higher than UEFA, but fewer teams overall.
CONCACAF — 3 of 6 teams (50%)
Surprisingly low despite being host confederation.
AFC (Asia) — 2 of 9 teams (22%)
Major underperformance relative to expectations.
OFC (Oceania) — 0 of 1 teams (0%)
No Round‑of‑32 qualifiers.

If 8 CAF teams make it to round of 16... that solidifies their stake for the next world cup.
Crime › Re: US Jails Nigerian Caregiver For Stealing $17,000 Disabled Child’s Benefit by Sensiblerealist(m): 2:30am On Jun 28
Initially trying to escape the punishment don even cost am pass the money wey she steal. Did new fake passport, traveled to go, then back to the US fit eventual sentencing.
Na lawyer go don advise vsau you better go back go do beg beg sentencing, or else do go carry you , repatriate you eventually


Glimpsetv:
How much is $17,000? A good name is better than riches😐
No amount of money is worth soiling your name for.

When people fail to put humanity first and choose money over dignity, it doesn’t always end well. No amount of money is worth soiling your name for, I bet.
Politics › Re: I Am Ashamed’ – Joe Igbokwe Reacts To Backlash On Remi Tinubu’s Viral Advice by Sensiblerealist(m): 9:25pm On Jun 27
This man kept quite for a while when it didn't seem like he got something in this dispensation. E be like say dem don throw am bone, inn don find inn voice.
Politics › Re: DNA Test Confirms Pelumi Onifade Died During Endsars Protests by Sensiblerealist(m): 10:07pm On Jun 26
If you sure if what you are saying, you do well.
But if you are doing this for the stipends you get fit the Government , May the Almighty have mercy on your soul.
I will wait till you produce conclusive evidence sha

BATified2023:
if the mods put this on frontpage then nairaland deserve to b sued

This guy's case have been buried on Twitter n this is fake news, the guy was obviously seen with Mr macaroni after endsars n the pictures are everywhere but u people decide to hold on to propaganda so as to paint d government bad.

Wait let me go to twitter n bring d details
Crime › Re: 3 Arrested Over Murder Of Olakitan Oyesiku, Security Guard In Ogun by Sensiblerealist(m): 7:54pm On Jun 26
O pa Babe eee ati Iran e.
I'm sorry cuz they don't know they brought a mofo into the world.
Omo osan lo n ki ponpo ba iya.


zenburster:
Iku kprai e!!!

Go join her if you are pained
Crime › Re: 3 Arrested Over Murder Of Olakitan Oyesiku, Security Guard In Ogun by Sensiblerealist(m): 6:14pm On Jun 26
You took time out to compose this crap. May God forgive you. Someone you don't know from anywhere. Would you be happy if this was your family?
The people I come across on this platform abi social media sef. Some of you are just pure devil incarnate


zenburster:
Looking at her face, you would know she was a mean, bossy person.

I am not supporting her killing, but there are some people you shouldn't be wicked to.

She could have done it to some kind of people, and they would have left her to God, but unfortunately, this one decided that "vengeance is his and not God".

An elderly woman like this with no husband or children, with a face like a monkey wey lick lime?

She probably got her comeuppance.
Politics › Re: Ladies Should Not Aspire To Be First Lady But Start Selling Akara - Rufai Oseni by Sensiblerealist(m): 4:06pm On Jun 26
Issorait. Na your stipends byou dey work for. Moniker say all

BATified2023:
This rufai is too dull


So who works to b first lady?
Car Talk › Re: Motorists Demand Cheaper Petrol As Crude Price Falls by Sensiblerealist(m): 4:04pm On Jun 26
Well said.
Same thing in the UK. Noor be opposition comot Starmer ooo, na dem still hold majority for parliament but na inn own folks light am fire dey fry am.
Around here, it will never happen


SixSeven:
I understand you but don't forget that because of the style of APC politics, the PDP for instance cannot survive properly. Akpabio still has videos where he swore that PDP will never lose but today he is speaking for APC. I must not forget that PDP brought the destruction upon itself with nPDP and the likes of Obasanjo tearing their party cards in public. They also allowed the Governors grow too big that the monster they created can no longer be conttolled. A disciplined party would have expelled Makinde, Wike and their group in 2022 but why did they go what they did? The party does not follow its own guidelines. Those who were not patient with the destruction of their party had to leave to APC to achieve their ambition. The first thing we need is a party that must not be weaker than those it gives its platform. ANC in South Africa brought Zuma back to ground when he was becoming uncontrollable. Party supremacy must return first.
Car Talk › Re: Motorists Demand Cheaper Petrol As Crude Price Falls by Sensiblerealist(m): 3:34pm On Jun 26
I understand you clearly but I still want you to consider my points.
This scenario is such that most of the people in APC today were formally of the PDP, so if there was some form of ideological delineation, it wouldn't have been possible.
Apart from the President, former President Goodluck Jonathan and a few others that have stayed true to their backgrounds, all others have no shame and you can't vouch for where they will be in a few hours.


SixSeven:
No, we can't say that. PDP messed up but one thing we can give to them was that they managed the economy much better than APC. Let's not even go there. From Buhari to Tinubu, it's been disastrous. Tinubu set himself up by announcing the end of subsidy from day one, despite advice from his own inner circle. You see how he was proud to even say it that he was bold. Okay, you are bold, what buffer did you plan for your people? I agree most parties lack ideology but the way PDP managed the unity of Nigeria was far far better than the divisiveness of APC. If Buhari's own was to his people and Tinubu's own is to his, what do you expect from their next candidate? They will continue what they think is normal to them. APC ideology currently is dangerous for this country. At least PDP had disagreement which made it better for not only our democracy but the country. This one where they want the party to be like 1984, the tyrant is just about to be unveiled. If PDP did not admit they were wrong in 2007, APC would not even have had any chance to smell any seat. APC grew too fast and were not ready for what they asked for but today, it's so convoluted that you can be APC in the morning and PDP in the night but vote for SDP on election day. It's politics of poverty worsened by corruption, lack of principles and ideology. Anywhere belle face
Romance › Re: Here's Why I Didn't Have Sex Till 42 Years by Sensiblerealist(m): 3:13pm On Jun 26
Agidi keh!
Wet dreams dey nah
E fit get experience with soapy too. He didn't specify


kiddaz:
Whaaat huh
Omor the semen go don turn agidi be that... If you mistake knack any girl she will take in that very minute and she go confirm am shocked
Family › Re: We Have A Long Way To Go,seeing These Pictures... by Sensiblerealist(m): 3:07pm On Jun 26
So true. Very, very true
Speaking from experience, I did a lot but dem noir born me well for house make dem know say I run level. Like organising parties every Friday, playing truancy,etc
The day one my classmates do meeting for my head send my friend from same street go my house to tell my mama say I noor dey com school, my mum of blessed memories couldn't believe it. It was a tough year for me.
But these days, many of my age range get teenagers as children and I noor famz their own life not to think of how dem wan raise children.



Stephen0mozzy:
We all did one form of groove or the other while we were still growing up as hormone-ravaged teenagers...

...But it wasn't ever tbis bad where they do it brazenly in open, take pictures and video of their open "asha_wo_ness" (male and female) and seem to have zero fear about repercussions.

The problem is the home! They have done something worse than this at home that their parents didn't caution them against - there are homes where their parents stylishly push them into getting boyfriends and girlfriends so they can offset their own bills and personal care.

How can such parents demand accountability. And guess who pays for such irresponsibility.... All of us.
Car Talk › Re: Motorists Demand Cheaper Petrol As Crude Price Falls by Sensiblerealist(m): 7:10am On Jun 26
It's not just APC. It is the Naija way.
Make Una stop all these APC this, PDP that, they are all one and the same. No ideology pillar, only crisscrossing.
In the US, we have democrats and republicans.
In UK, we have Labour and Conservatives( Tories) etc.
It usually left or right with a mix of different political ideologies like center left, center-right etc. Anyone you find in these setups hardly ever changes.
But around here, they sleep APC, wake up ADC and by lunch time they are DNC


SixSeven:
You don't want to know the answer to this question
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump's Capitol Visit Devolves Into Name Calling Fight With Bill Cassidy by Sensiblerealist(m): 5:54am On Jun 26
The guy has always been a proud, egoistic and bossy one.
I once saw his interview around 2003 but I suppose the video was made way before that. It was a documentary of world billionaires that owned luxury items like yachts, private jets etc. The way he conducted himself was so condescending and that was my first real life impression of a white Imperialist minded person.


Ironfaceman:
Does Trump intend to rule forever. Does he ever think what the next administration will say or do about his government.

His attitude of raining insults on people speaks volume off his lack of etiquette and low decorum.
Celebrities › Re: The Olodo Uprising Is Terrible - Rapper Ycee by Sensiblerealist(m): 5:03am On Jun 26
You don't have to reason that way Demana.
Attack the message, not the messenger.
Such an intelligent thought process from him if I may say


Chilota2:
Sha looking for something that will bring him back to the time line. Nonsense!
Crime › Re: Mechanical Explosion Occurred In Mushin, Not IED Or Terrorist Activity - Police by Sensiblerealist(m): 9:47pm On Jun 25
Layman's observation of points and area of impact could tell us that this wasn't consistent with the energy explosive parameters of IEDs. The Police were , as usual unprofessional in classifying the incidence as such. Now, a what about face is the way to go nut a bitter pill
Education › Re: Man Caught With Pistol At Prince Abubakar Audu University, Kogi (photos) by Sensiblerealist(m): 9:58pm On Jun 24
God noor save am. Inn go still kpai if inn done kpai people too.


Bittersweetnig:
God really saves that nigga marked for elimination today
Celebrities › Re: I Will Never Discuss My Earnings With My Spouse – Nancy Isime (Video) by Sensiblerealist(m): 6:05pm On Jun 24
I don't mind this arrangement. I operate on something halfway in my marriage, so it's not a big deal. Its just that my madam can unnecessarily prioritise her papa mama siblings at times but I don't really care.
It is when she makes noise about one or two wey I suppose do wey I fit just look am with side eye, but I noor dey shout
Crime › Re: US Sanctions Nigerian BDC Operator, Firms Linked To ISIS Financing by Sensiblerealist(m): 1:49pm On Jun 24
E hard but anything wey I know say go involve another person life negatively, I noor fit. The enablers even worse pass the actual operative.
Na why I noor gree do Yahoo as far back as year 2000. E dey hard me to Sidon dey enjoy with Game boys in school sef for oshofree that time. We dey hustle, dey depend on our parents that time

BigSaint1914:
I Dey tell you my bro
Them plenty for Abuja
Ferrari bureau de change 😂
Most of the wealthy money exchange and public figure and even soem celebrities Dey lauded money for terrorist linked organizations
Na who know know
Na why to buy expensive cars no hard
Imagine you launder $20m for an organization on 30% rate lol
So that’s how it works
All those car dealerships and gold businesses are common
Bro money choke na who get integrity go reject 😂
You fit reject deal of $20m bro?
😂😂
Crime › Re: US Sanctions Nigerian BDC Operator, Firms Linked To ISIS Financing by Sensiblerealist(m): 1:16pm On Jun 24
Now that the US is on their case, it will get hotter for them and make it difficult to move funds from the Middle East. The US should do more by partnering with the UAE Government as they will get detailed information on terrorism financing as it relates to West Africa, particularly Nigeria.
These guys have moved into the crypto market since but I guess they have found a way to track movements of illicit funds too.
This sanctioned guy is a popular and powerful young man in Morcaz area, so na terrorism operator. I think he is into Gold dealership and Agriculture too through his father.
No wonder you go dey see them in fancy cars with security and buying up properties all over not knowing their source of wealth.


BigSaint1914:
Men like this in Nigeria are honored with OON and placed on heavy security
They are so many bureau d change that finance terrorism in Nigeria but the government won’t investigate
Na yahoo boy we Dey find $100 dem Dey find or to harass citizen for court them sabi
This government is the worst when it comes to complicity and going after Terrorist
APC is a curse
Politics › Re: Makinde Declares Curfew In 10 Oyo LGAs Over Abduction Of Students, Teachers by Sensiblerealist(m): 1:07pm On Jun 24
I think this is good for the moment. There will be opposition to it but it is for the greater good.
I guess this should be a cover for massive security operations as well. These bandits have collaborators and are also embedded in the local populace, so restricted movement can go a long way in curtailing passing of vital info to terrorists in the Park
Crime › Re: Two Kidnappers Killed As Ogun Police Free Abducted Victim by Sensiblerealist(m): 12:20pm On Jun 24
You sha want make we know say you get technical jargons related to guns. Ok ooooo, we don hear you. 😆 😂 😆 😂 grin


Jakumo:
This gang of kidnappers are likely local boys who have no access to the military equipment sported by Fulani slave-raiding marauder gangs. Partaking of gunplay against the police while equipped with cumbersome locally-fabricated single-shot 12-gauge shotguns that require several seconds to reload manually, the gang members who gave up the ghost never stood a ghost of a chance against police officers wielding Kalashnikovs fed with piggy-backed ammunition clips.

All the same, congratulations to the brave and patriotic police officers who went into harm's way, not knowing at the onset whether the kidnappers they sought to subdue where small time hoodlums fighting with antique weapons, or infantry-trained Islamist terror militiamen.

Several local hunters armed with artisanal-fabricated single-shot muzzle-loading blunderbusses that take a marathon 3 minutes to reload after each shot, could capitalize on the element of surprise by successfully ambushing a squad of men toting automatic military rifles and grenade launchers.

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