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Goodmarlian:
2 million dead in 5 years? That's impossible

.... and why is it impossible.

It means certain metrics have stopped swinging haphazardly.

Zionmdde:
In terms of NPV, Beer factory
In terms of IRR, Beer factory
In term of ROI, Beer factory
In terms of BEP, Beer factory
In terms of higher job opportunities, Beer factory
In terms of what the common masses need, cheap Beer, Beer factory (argue with what percentage of bayelsans can afford 150k for flight)

In term of making the elites happy, airport

Profit from Beer factory over 15 years can finance most of the cost for an airport

You try no be small.

Wotowotoman:
Make these people end this war na. I get trip to Dubai next month. Make dem no just fk up my plans o

your otumokpor don pick last last. Pastor no important.

marlow1962:
We are more interested in the primaries and defections than any other thing presently.
No distraction.

has otumokor ravaged your people?

Racoon:
Whao! After drinking tea? So now is to pray and not protest?

prayer is a form of protest oga Racoon.

Prayer is better if not best among many options available to the masses but political awareness cannot be subsituted with prayers. We need more than prayers ooo.
Nice step though.

Digitalwizard24:
Agro and tech = $$$$$$💰

CPA marketing can lift one out of poverty overnight.

If you are not aware, seek this knowledge brothers and sisters 👌

what about otumokpor of astral projection?

Is this fulani job. I doubt.

No pictures like SE terrorists jobs?

Tinubu is not a careless rigger. He will first rig the fundamebtals before the main thing.

People outside can barely feed. Why should a prisoner be so concerned about food. Did they work and pay tax?

Vote buying is no longer a crime so Yahoo boys can run for positions.

jmoore:
1: The fee is only for estates owned by the state, which means the government is the landlord of the building.

2. You don't just place a solar panel on the roof. You have to use bolts/nails to tighten it on the roof, doing so creates more holes on the roof which would be visible when the tenants packs out of the house.

why not they inspect those instead of singling out solar out of many things that can wrong for caution fee?
It is nothing more than an attempt to tax whoever is buoyabt enough to get solar system.

Mynd44:
What they are charging is a cautionary fee against property damage when you install panels on the roof

Do advanced nation charge such cautionary fee? I doubt. It would have made more sense if the authorities go and inspect periodically what has been installed.

The argument of precaution is daft. Accidental damage can come from many sources like cookers, gadgets and stoves. Why is solar the one they are after out of all danger-posing systems in those buildings?

Does this include mortality rate at birth stage?

Cockroach or ant coastal road?

Useless media stunts for 2027 has begun.

This is how it should be. Private to private giving for religious entities. Not govt to private on vote-buying basis.

SmartPolician:
APC people have nothing to offer this country. This is the same way Buhari wasted our 8 years and mortgaged crude oil that hasn't been drilled yet, amounting up to $3 billion.

Tinubu, his partner-in-crime, has spent 3 years in power without realising it. Yet, he goes about complaining as if he's still in the opposition.

he is opposing Nigerians.

bestman09:
Great Innovation



You can decide to be daft or just pretend that you don't know that Iran is the country that arms most terrorists in the middle east and Africa. For real peace to rein in the world, Iran must be stopped from acquiring nuclear weapons, whether you like it or not!

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn4vk13wgwwo

Nairaland removed the topic i created exposing UAE role in Sudan conflict.

@topic, the woman is not too well from her actions.





https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn4vk13wgwwo

Oga nlfpmod, I created a topic for this BBC link about Arab involvement in Sudan conflict. It varnished. Please try create it or bring mine back. The backers of insecurity in Africa are sometimes the voices pretending to care.

Advertisement to prospective partner. A subtle one at that.

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/800/cpsprodpb/21cd/live/e0bcb6d0-3dcd-11f1-bd52-e755d604ece4.jpg

A network of Colombian mercenaries backed by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) provided critical support to Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) enabling it to capture the western city of el-Fasher last year, a new report says.

The investigation, by security analysis organisation the Conflict Insights Group (CIG), used data obtained from tracking the mobile phones of the Colombian fighters.

The UAE has long denied supporting the RSF, which has been fighting Sudan's regular army for three years.

El-Fasher's fall was one of the most brutal chapters of the conflict, which has led to the world's worst humanitarian crisis with tens of thousands killed and millions forced from their homes.

The CIG has been closely following evidence of extensive Emirati military assistance to the RSF, but "this is the first research where we can prove UAE involvement with certainty", says director Justin Lynch.

"We are making public what governments have long known - that there is a direct link between Abu Dhabi and the RSF."

The report "shows mercenaries involved with drones travelling from a UAE base to Sudan before the RSF takeover of el-Fasher", he says.

"Mercenaries involved in drone operations even named their wi-fi network their unit name - linked to a company operated out of the UAE."

Colombian President Gustavo Petro was quoted last year as calling the mercenaries "spectres of death" and describing their recruitment as a "form of human trafficking".

The BBC has asked for a response from the Emirati government to the latest findings.


The UAE has previously issued statements rejecting what it called "false and unfounded allegations" that it backs the RSF and condemning "in the strongest terms" the atrocities committed in el-Fasher.

Analysts agree that foreign support for both sides has been key to the continuation and expansion of the civil war.

The CIG says it used commercially available technology designed to make advertising more personal to track more than 50 mobile phones in Sudan between April 2025 and January this year whose operators were Colombian mercenaries, including at RSF-held areas from which drones were fired.

It also used flight-tracking data, satellite imagery, social media videos, news and academic articles to support its analysis.

The report says its data details a pipeline that showed the mercenaries present at various regional staging grounds, most significantly a UAE military training facility in Ghayathi in Abu Dhabi.

It followed one phone from Colombia to Abu Dhabi's Zayad International Airport and then to the facility, where it also found four other devices configured to Spanish, which is spoken in Colombia.

Two of those phones subsequently travelled to Sudan's South Darfur state and one to the de-facto RSF capital of Nyala, where it logged into wi-fi networks named "ANTIAEREO" (meaning "anti-aircraft" in Spanish) and "AirDefense".

Nyala is a prominent hub for Colombian mercenaries and RSF drone operations, the report says. The CIG has documented significant drone activity there and identified more than 40 Spanish-language devices.

In another case study the CIG tracked a phone from Colombia to Nyala and then to el-Fasher, in North Darfur state, during the time last October when the RSF took over the city after an 18-month siege.

While in el-Fasher, the device connected to a wi-fi network named "ATACADOR" ("attacker" in Spanish), says the report. It adds that the CIG identified other devices associated with Colombian mercenaries also present during the RSF takeover.

The fall of the city was accompanied by mass atrocities assessed as war crimes and crimes against humanity by the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) and described by UN investigators as bearing the "hallmarks of genocide".

"CIG assesses that the UAE-Colombian mercenary network bears shared responsibility for these outcomes," says the report.

"The scale of atrocities and siege in el-Fasher wouldn't have happened without the drone operations the mercenaries provided," Lynch adds, noting evidence that they also helped support the RSF siege.

According to the report, the mercenaries operated as part of the Desert Wolves brigade, serving as drone pilots, artillerymen and instructors.

One of them connected to wi-fi networks named "DRONES" and "LOBOS DEL DISIERTO [sic]" (meaning "Desert Wolves" in Spanish), while using Spanish-language settings.

The brigade is led by retired Colombian army Colonel Alvaro Quijano, according to the Colombian digital news site La Silla Vacía. He is based in the UAE and has been sanctioned by the US and UK governments for recruiting Colombians to fight in Sudan.

The Desert Wolves were paid and employed by a UAE-based company with documented ties to senior Emirati government officials, according to La Silla Vacía and documents obtained by the CIG, the report says.

The CIG also says it identified devices with Spanish-language settings at a port in Somalia with links to the UAE, and at a town in south-eastern Libya believed to be a logistical hub for the flow of weapons to the RSF, allegedly facilitated by the Emirates.

The number of Colombian fighters in Sudan has previously been estimated in the low hundreds.

The US has twice sanctioned Colombian nationals and associated companies for recruiting mercenaries to fight in Sudan, in December and again last week.

The US Treasury Department has said that Colombian fighters supported the RSF capture of el-Fasher but has stopped short of making a direct connection to the UAE.




https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn4vk13wgwwo

Billion barrel or litre? Correct your topic.

Counterigbolies:
u are d joke here

The only thing many are skeptical about in the case of USA is that they intervene in many issues a lot n when they have a military base in Nigeria anytime they have issues with anyone they might launch offensive from Nigeria and the country might retaliate by firing us.

Before u argue it's already happening with UAE, they ain't concerned about the war with Iran but USA launched attack from their country through their military base there n Iran has been bombing UAE on a steady

Use your head before u criticize

Then it is up to Nigeria to state what can be & can not done from such "base". They came to assist and not to create base.

Okoyeeboz:
Literacy is the ability to speak and write in one language.

Someone who only understands Hausa, can write in Hausa but doesn't understand a word of English, is that person an illiterate?

Is Hausa national agreed lingua franca?

fergie001:
I know how this thread go be...... I am out.

out to where? Talk your own.

Plot it against religious subsidy rate in all regions.

$9m to change a glaring narrative.
Over N200B annually to subsidize hajj.
N40m each to many selected Imams n Malams.

Yet army boys lack bullet in their inferior rifles.

Joint Security Action will be useless when an imam can openly offer N2m for the head of another person because of one alleged arab prophet.

The constitution allows islam but what is the limit of islam?
To the point of taking the life of another man with right to be a muslim?
To the point of dethroning the secular constitution?
To the point of killing other muslims?
Who is a muslim according to constitution?

Buccalcavity2:
Ok we don gree. Subsidy removal didnt help. Ask your candidate to campaign to reverse it! Àbí! Mtchew mú mú things

If not for ekosodin you will know having a candidate is not a must. I can decide to support and empty pot of rice if i like.