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iammo:




Americans should focus on thier own banking crisis

High intrest rate, which will make entrepreneur drive prices of goods up

Silicon valley bank, Signature bank , just collapsed with people's deposit they are giving us useless advise

Imagine, I sell bags of rice, and my capital is borrowed from a bank at 28% intrest rate for 1,000,000 now if Banks listens to US and up it to 35% is it not my customers that I will spread the intrest on


.

That is exactly what they do: dabling into other people's interest, covering their own deficiency.
What has the so called BOA done about the inflation in America?

May her soul rest in perfect peace.

May his soul rest in peace.

May his soul rest in peace.

May his soul rest in peace.

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Opurumiri:
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[/b]Very true. I agree with you 100%.. But you know Nigerians they will never listen

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This is very true but who would listen? Especially to Nigerians, EXPERIENCE IS THE BEST TEACHER.
The best thing for Nigeria is for most people to leave the country, those who are lucky to be able to
relocate back to live there, if they are able to take the mantle of leadership, they would fix things up
because they would have learnt what they lack when they were living there.

May his soul rest in peace.

May her soul rest in peace.

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Queendera:
There's always a sucker somewhere ready to worship her. So whether you forget her past or not, she'll always get someone.

Maybe not you. Maybe not your brother or father or uncle but someone is always ready

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That is absolutely right.
As someone is getting discharged from a mental hospital, someone somewhere is preparing to go there on admission!

RIP

May his soul rest in peace.

May his soul rest in peace.

May his soul rest in peace. Amen.

Long may he reign.

Odewaleadesoye:
Assuming the case was done in Nigeria, I am so sure that Ike Ekweremadu and his wife will go scot-free while the boy will be punished or even killed.

I continually ask myself this question:

Can justice really prevail in Nigeria?

Once you have enough money in Nigeria, you can even kill and no one will question you.

Nigeria shall be great again.

The simple answer is: Yes, justice can prevail in Nigeria.

The reason why justice has not been prevailing in Nigeria is because of the people.
In Nigeria, people worship money and that is why every body wants to kill themselves to be
in politics so that they can have and stash away huge amount of money they don't work for.

May his soul rest in perfect peace.

Rebellion against his government cannot affect his governance.
That one is for sure. People making noise in the social media mean virtually nothing in reality.
In fact you will start to see the sponsors of these noise makers jostling for positions and for favour after the swearing in.

kettykin:
[b][/b]Time to have an organized break up of Nigeria

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Absolutely. You are right.

May his soul rest in perfect peace.

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Emir01:
Igbos are Open enemy to SW when it comes to power, they beef SW in all ramifications and even trying to plant divisions among us so that they can take advantage. Their forefathers Zik first made attempt to take over Lagos and he was repelled by great Awo. [b]

What about the first military coup in Nigeria that sent the Hausas and Fulanis in the North into revenge mode?

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thesicilian:
They all rigged but the best rigger won.
That's why the amateur rigger is in court, not challenging the election results, but the integrity of his opponent.

That is the BOTTOM LINE!

May his soul rest in perfect peace.

Pinterest:
If Yoruba landlords says they don’t want to rent their houses to flatinoes, it will be as if they are being tribalistic. See wetin end this matter now. Doesn’t she know she’s suppose to pay her bill as at when due.

Know your tenant!
A word is enough for the wise.

May his soul rest in perfect peace.

RIP to the greatest of all time.

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The Governor of Ondo State, Mr Rotimi Akeredolu, has condemned the continuous agitation for a Yoruba nation by some groups in the South-West. He said such agitation would not succeed as it would thwart the efforts of those who laid down their lives for the unity of the country.

Akeredolu, who is the chairman of the Southern Governors Forum, spoke at the launching of an emblem appeal to flag off the 2023 Armed Forces Remembrance Day held at the state Internal Revenue Service Hall in Akure, the state capital.

He said, “Those clamouring for Oodua Nation will not succeed. People have not laid down their lives for this country for unscrupulous individuals to scuttle it. This country is very important to some of us. We recognise the right of the people to protest or agitate, but if the police feel your actions are treasonable, they will arrest and prosecute you.

“It is not at this stage in the history of this country that we will repeat IPOB (Indigenous People of Biafra – a separatist group in the South-East) in Yorubaland. Opportunity beckons at us. We cannot afford to throw away that opportunity.

We must work to ensure that there is power shift. The opportunity for the presidency to come to the south, especially the South-West, is around the corner. We will not sit and support anyone clamouring for Oodua nation. We will not support it. We have fought for this with everything we had. Nigeria will be good.

“The security agencies will checkmate these unscrupulous enemies embarking on such frivolous activities. We have responsibilities now to soberly reflect on the plight of those who have laid down their lives and those who are still laying down their lives for the unity and peace of this country.”

According to the governor, the daring posture of enemies of the country, which has cost the nation the lives of many gallant soldiers, is highly condemnable. He stressed that the sustained efforts of the officers and men of the military had greatly checked the threat.

He added, “Without the sacrifice and commitment of these officers and men of the Armed Forces, it would have been a matter of time before the whole country was overrun.

The month-long Armed Forces Remembrance Day celebration is therefore a golden opportunity for the government and the society at large to empathise and associate with widows and relations of our fallen heroes, especially those that were cut down in their prime.”

He said there was nothing too good or too much that could replace the precious lives lost or remedy the deprivations and untold hardship suffered by the dependants of such heroes.

While calling on local government councils to donate generously to the cause, he said the major reason for the Emblem Appeal Fund was to provide financial and material support to families of the fallen heroes as well as veterans who survived various military operations with some sustaining varying degrees of injuries that rendered them incapacitated.

Meanwhile, the Ilana Omo Oodua Worldwide has said its immediate past leader, Prof Banji Akintoye, remains a lifetime mentor and patron of the organisation and its struggle for the emancipation of the Yoruba Nation.

The Punch reported that Akintoye officially relinquished the chairmanship position to Prof Wale Adeniran. Akintoye resigned as chairman on the basis of principle amidst lingering internal crisis within the organisation.

But in a statement on Friday, the General Secretary of the group, Tunde Amusat, said Akintoye didn’t withdraw from the movement.

The statement partly read, “We have noticed that some mischievous characters and enemies of Yoruba Nation are trying to twist the resignation of Prof Banji Akintoye from the management and leadership of Ilana Omo Oodua Worldwide, the apex body for the Yoruba self-determination struggle to connote that our dear Baba (father) has left the Yoruba Nation struggle.

“We wish to state that the letter of resignation of Prof Banji Akintoye was very explicit and was without ambiguity. Baba never said he was withdrawing from the Yoruba Nation agitation nor resigning his membership of IOOW. He remains our lifetime mentor and one of our patrons.”

It noted that the group was formed by over 100 Yoruba Self-Determination Groups in 2019, first as Yoruba World Congress before it was rebranded as IOOW in 2020 in order to make the struggle indigenous and traditional.


https://guardian.ng/opinion/akeredolu-and-his-daughters-wedding-in-mauritius/

REMEMBER :
This man, Gov. Akeredolu, conducted his daughter's wedding, not in Ondo State, not in any part of Nigeria that he so much love, but in MAURITANIA. Can anybody imagine that type of LOVE for Nigeria?
When you look at Nigeria from outside of Nigeria, you see the TYPE OF LOVE THE SO CALLED LEADERS OF NIGERIA HAVE FOR THEIR COUNTRY!

owobokiri:
If the black man does not push back on white racism, it might grow into genocide and ethnic cleansing some day!

Time has come for Africans in particular and blacks in general to start acting the way Muslims act when you insult their prophet as it regards racism.

The West seem to be getting bolder and bolder in their ruthless desperation to classify blacks/Africans as subhumans. It's revolting!

This is not the kind of problem you solve by talking sense to anyone, it's a problem you solve by acting badly like the originator!

But most African Leaders embolden these people.

Urheadmaster:


Proud son of his mother

......and proud mother of her son.

Congratulations. More successes.