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Politics › Re: Broadcasters Ask Wike To Publicly Apologise To Seun Okinbaloye, Threaten Boycott by SixSeven: 6:31pm On Apr 06
buygala:
Story ...

When Rufai Oseni pulled that stunt on BRT lane and refused Police arest in Lagos, did the broadcasters collectively apologize to the Nigerian Public on his behalf?

If Wike say e go shoot Seun, make Seun sef threaten am back na...Na simple case of two fighting...
The above is why the media should have clipped Wike a long time ago. We won't be in this mess where someone thinks like this.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Celebrates Gbenga Daniel At 70, Recalls His Role In 1999 Victory by SixSeven: 5:33pm On Apr 06
The list of governors at 1999

SixSeven:
As of March 2026, here are the approximate ages of the surviving members of the 1999 Class of Governors:

* Victor Attah (Akwa Ibom): 87
* Bisi Akande (Osun): 87
* Olusegun Osoba (Ogun): 86
* Abdullahi Adamu (Nasarawa): 79
* Peter Odili (Rivers): 77
* Bola Ahmed Tinubu (Lagos): 74
* George Akume (Benue): 72
* Attahiru Bafarawa (Sokoto): 71
* Achike Udenwa (Imo): 77
* Joshua Dariye (Plateau): 68
* Rabiu Kwankwaso (Kano): 69
* Lucky Igbinedion (Edo): 68
* Niyi Adebayo (Ekiti): 68
* James Ibori (Delta): 67
* Ahmed Makarfi (Kaduna): 69
* Orji Uzor Kalu (Abia): 65
* Donald Duke (Cross River): 64
* Saminu Turaki (Jigawa): 62
2003 Class of Governors (Surviving) — Approximate Ages (March 2026)

Bola Ahmed Tinubu (Lagos): 74
Orji Uzor Kalu (Abia): 65
Boni Haruna (Adamawa): 74
Victor Attah (Akwa Ibom): 87
Chris Ngige (Anambra): 73
Adamu Mu’azu (Bauchi): 70
George Akume (Benue): 72
Ali Modu Sheriff (Borno): 69
Donald Duke (Cross River): 64
James Ibori (Delta): 67
Sam Egwu (Ebonyi): 71
Lucky Igbinedion (Edo): 68
Ayo Fayose (Ekiti): 64
Chimaroke Nnamani (Enugu): 65
Mohammed Danjuma Goje (Gombe): 73
Achike Udenwa (Imo): 77
Saminu Turaki (Jigawa): 62
Ahmed Makarfi (Kaduna): 69
Ibrahim Shekarau (Kano): 69
Adamu Aliero (Kebbi): 68
Bukola Saraki (Kwara): 63
Abdullahi Adamu (Nasarawa): 79
Gbenga Daniel (Ogun): 69
Olagunsoye Oyinlola (Osun): 74
Rasheed Ladoja (Oyo): 80
Joshua Dariye (Plateau): 68
Peter Odili (Rivers): 77
Attahiru Bafarawa (Sokoto): 71
Bukola Ibrahim (Yobe): 76
Ahmed Sani Yerima (Zamfara): 64
Phones › Re: Can Someone Block Me On Whatsapp, Without Me Knowing.? by SixSeven: 4:22pm On Apr 06
NassBoy:
Nawaooo.
So topics like this now make FrontPage?
Is the op new to WhatsApp or what Na?
What you don't know can't kill you. Op should be glad.
Politics › Re: Dangote's reaction on wearing Tinubu's signature cap (vid) by SixSeven: 4:21pm On Apr 06
OredoPikin2:
Just imagine dangote happily wear that cap.
We would have seen like 10 topics or even more here on front page
Propaganda thrives on creating false realities rather than working on true stories.
Politics › Re: Dangote's reaction on wearing Tinubu's signature cap (vid) by SixSeven: 4:18pm On Apr 06
onatisi:
See how dangkte rejected the cap . Very smart move
Make dem come jazz am abi. Some people abuse their priveleges. Public access is not private access. That was disrespectful and it is not even about Dangote saying he rejected Tinubu's cap but it's the disrespect of trying to dress up for me in public. Are you okay? He think say no be Naija we de? People wey no get destiny de complain about their ogo, na Dangote You wan come give headache with your cap. Smart move by the man.
Politics › Re: Dangote's reaction on wearing Tinubu's signature cap (vid) by SixSeven: 4:17pm On Apr 06
Sycophants.

A sycophant is a servile, self-seeking flatterer who praises powerful or wealthy people to gain advantage or favor. Known as "suck-ups" or "yes-men," they provide insincere praise to manipulate influential figures. They are characterized by fawning, obedient behavior, often hindering honest feedback to advance their own interests.
Politics › Re: President Tinubu To Commission Projects In Lagos by SixSeven: 2:01pm On Apr 06
Lanrelagboi:
Meanwhile, Mr President is still in Lagos.... to promote, banter and fire as much as possible. We want Mr President to feel it. We are having a press conference today which will announce all the projects to be commissioned, all the projects are highly worth it and very iconic.
Sycophants.

A sycophant is a servile, self-seeking flatterer who praises powerful or wealthy people to gain advantage or favor. Known as "suck-ups" or "yes-men," they provide insincere praise to manipulate influential figures. They are characterized by fawning, obedient behavior, often hindering honest feedback to advance their own interests.
Politics › Re: Expect More: Tinubu's 2027 Campaign Poster That Has Got People Talking by SixSeven: 12:58pm On Apr 06
Expect more of.... Hahahaha

Ajekun iya remix is loading grin

I am waiting for the 12th anniversary of this is his tweet. A 12 yo is now in Secondary School. For those who don't appreciate the time equivalent of their decisions. All empty talk. I'm very happy they had the chance to get there. At least, we can compare what they said vs what they did. They won't deny it and say someone fed it to them like Buhari did regarding his campaign posters.

Politics › Re: INEC Directs RECs To Suspend Plans On Voter Revalidation Exercise by SixSeven: 10:04am On Apr 06
reddingtonblack:
Its not even a question of " Permanent" ..the voters card is based on " biometrics" captured ...

Everytime you need it to vote ...is a " revalidation process" cos it wont work if the bios are not valid

Amupitan on arisetv cited, They want to be sure of Total voters in the country cos some might be dead ... considering the Timing to election, huge funds and lack of Trust from electorate .. Why cant it wait till after election
I dont see the benefit or how it helps to enforce credible election
In addition to your last line, on election day, we do accreditation before voting. That will check if you are on the register. Not all registered voters vote anyway. I used to use Nigeria as a model for the US to learn from. US doesn't have a voter register because right from birth, that know how old you are and if you are eligible to vote that year. The Republicans and Elon Musk army were crying foul because they alleged aliens were voting so they want to be sure that you can vote and they are also suspicious of mailing voters, some of who could be dead. I was like, Nigeria has voters card. If someone turns 18 on December 31 this year, nothing should stop them from voting next January. So Amupitan trying to know the total number of voters is a waste of time. Let's not destroy something good we have built.
Politics › Re: Asabuja To Adeboye, Oyedepo, Daddy GOs: "You Fought Jonathan But Now Silent" by SixSeven: 3:20am On Apr 06
Bakare that received vision that he will still be Presidenthuh
Politics › Re: ADC: Atiku Out, Obi In – The Underwhelming End To Atiku’s 25-year Marabouts by SixSeven: 3:19am On Apr 06
All they hear is “I don’t give shishi” which they translate as “he lacks the pragmatic generosity that nourishes their system. Politics in the Third World runs on patronage, refuse it absolutely and you risk even your own victory at the polls.
You think the people you give shinshin for 1 day, 1 week or 1 month in 4 years haven't learned?
Christianity Etc › Re: Esther Ajayi Distributes Tinubu-Branded Easter Packages To Church Members by SixSeven: 3:16am On Apr 06
Racoon:
Weaponization of poverty everywhere. Guess the defenders of the rudderless govt would still explain this away.
Poor people can't think but rich people forget that once in a while, poor people can think. And that thought could be dangerous....

Politics › Re: INEC Directs RECs To Suspend Plans On Voter Revalidation Exercise by SixSeven: 3:12am On Apr 06
Two good questions/observations

Xscape1993:
I don't understand ooo. Why are you revalidating something you call permanent?
ddippset:
Why were they planning to do the voter revalidation?
Someone pls educate me.
This can cause confusion in the system because it is PERMANENT. So why are you revalidating it? Especially 10 months to an election. We refuse to have data and keep tampering with them for selfish purposes. That's how one administration said NIN card was enough, another said it was the slip.
Properties › Re: Woman And Her Children Move To Their Uncompleted Building Due To High House Rent by SixSeven: 11:23pm On Apr 05
Nchoje34:
There is a serious house crisis here in Nigeria but everyone seems to be mute about it.
I have noted this before
SixSeven:
The bigger picture here is that government has failed in providing affordable housing and that's a part that is often overlooked.

How many affordable units did Okpebolho promise Edo people?

How many did FG promise?

You are not asking the right questions. Even if the State promises rent control, people respond to market forces. What has the government provided that will force private people to not have ridiculous prices? If the government is involved in their social duty, we won't be here but where they don't, private will fill in the gap. It's like how we have failed in every other sector such as education, health, infrastructure and you name it.
Politics › Re: ADC Dead On Arrival In Kano, Yusuf Mocks Coalition by SixSeven: 9:33pm On Apr 05
Rule number 0 Never celebrate too early

Rule number 1 Enjoy the moment

Rule number 2 Zero > One

Education › Re: Classroom Chaos As Student, Teacher Clash In Violent Altercation(video) by SixSeven: 9:04pm On Apr 05
When the teacher is ready....

Celebrities › Re: Deeone Prints VeryDarkMan's Face On APC Campaign Banner (Video) by SixSeven: 9:03pm On Apr 05
Amotolongbo:
This one just dey hustle for VDM’s attention like his daily bread
They are content creators. They feed on attention.

Politics › Re: I Love The Cooking From Kwankwaso by SixSeven: 5:43pm On Apr 05
tesseract:
But doctors, lawyers and generals are lining up behind a convicted felon. Make this make sense. Op is drunk with cheap alcohol
It's even funny that Shettima has a verifiable history that bankers know, his colleagues can point to him and say they remember when he was at Zenith etc but the number 1 does not have classmates or colleagues. They are all dead grin

Politics › Re: I Love The Cooking From Kwankwaso by SixSeven: 5:38pm On Apr 05
A professor of Law, Yemi Osinbajo was a vice presidential candidate to General Buhari. Not just a professor, a SAN. I don't want to waste space on the whole debacle of Buhari's certificate but in all of these I am happy Buhari at least showed us his classmates when he was president.

Talk another one please.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Tf65EGOAgo

Buhari Interracts With Classmates

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4-Ce3Y1aKM?

Family › Re: How Old Were You? And How Old Was Your Spouse When You Got Married? by SixSeven: 5:28pm On Apr 05
QuinQQ:
Normally yes, but not at all in this case. I don't know what I'd have done if she had left me for someone else. All I can say is, I understand people who kill their ex and kill themselves
1. If you had the opportunity to do this again, without the parents' posturing, will you do it again?

2. If your child turns 18 and does it, male or female, will you be okay with it? That is me assuming your daughter or son is not above 16/18 yet.

3. Will you say that this experience made you mature faster than your mates?
Family › Re: How Old Were You? And How Old Was Your Spouse When You Got Married? by SixSeven: 4:41pm On Apr 05
queenbetsy:
while I understand your perspective, I’m sure we both understand that it is not applicable to everybody.

Some of us don’t seek validation on social media. Some of us don’t even live for the camera.
And when you talk about slightest inconvenience in marriage, most of our parents really put up with shit just to stay married.
IMO, everybody should know what they can compromise and what they cannot.
I agree that we don’t have to run off at the slightest inconvenience but still, we should be considerate when dealing with people.
I would not put up with a cheat just to stay married and I’d definitely not manage a man that doesn’t understand putting family first.

Marriage is a lot and it’s better to calm down before entering
I have a few questions on this. Do. You mind me asking?
Family › Re: How Old Were You? And How Old Was Your Spouse When You Got Married? by SixSeven: 1:28pm On Apr 05
QuinQQ:
Honestly I was really IN LOVE with the girl and I'm still not sure she'd have married me if it weren't for the pregnancy
Did this experience make you a better man? Sounds dumb right? Were you ready to take it at that age since it was 1 time or you just had to accept it because it happened? I think we call that marry out of 'pity'
Christianity Etc › Re: A Woman Sending Me Her Nude In This Church, Not Even Attractive - Pastor (Video) by SixSeven: 11:30am On Apr 05
Druss:
He is teaching her. This is a form of tutelage. Not every lesson will be in the form of niceties. This one needs cane.
And curses like thunder will fire herhuh
Christianity Etc › Re: A Woman Sending Me Her Nude In This Church, Not Even Attractive - Pastor (Video) by SixSeven: 11:26am On Apr 05
Chucks13:
So if she is attractive you go enter ba? And some people still sit in this church as members?
I don't know why this statement by the man sounds like Dave Umahi some weeks ago. She no even fine. If to say na Senator Natasha, ehn ehn
Family › Re: How Old Were You? And How Old Was Your Spouse When You Got Married? by SixSeven: 11:20am On Apr 05
QuinQQ:
Oh her parents are holier-than-thou pillars of the church whose children will all stay virgins till marriage. Meanwhile their very first daughter got pregnant at 16!
I've been so nosy about your affairs. Sorry about that. Last question, is my assumption correct that if it were not for the parents, you would have married that girl? (in MAGIC!'s voice wink) I sense the parents affected your relationship, otherwise it would have been something you didn't mind.

Edit: I will still ask questions but not about your relationship anymore. I like people sharing experiences and I don't judge, I just want to read or learn from their experiences.
Family › Re: How Old Were You? And How Old Was Your Spouse When You Got Married? by SixSeven: 8:59am On Apr 05
QuinQQ:
What do you mean? Of course it was my pregnancy and we "loved" each other and we only did it HALF of once
Why was it a problem that she was pregnant and trying to hide it if the unborn baby was yours? Or was she sharing it with another man and you didn't know?
Politics › Re: Jigawa Man Cancels Daughter's Wedding Over Groom's Support For Tinubu by SixSeven: 1:30am On Apr 05
What a tale by moonlight. He didn't see his social media posts until a day to the wedding? Fantastic father.
Foreign Affairs › Re: You Have To Respect The Sovereignty Of People, French President Tells US by SixSeven: 1:29am On Apr 05
Donald Trump that wants to be the sovereign leader of Iran after being the de facto leader of Venezuela for a few days? All the countries on his list better be careful. Iran, Cuba, Nigeria... "you are fired"
Family › Re: How Old Were You? And How Old Was Your Spouse When You Got Married? by SixSeven: 11:07pm On Apr 04
QuinQQ:
Oh it was a big semi-open secret of a scandal. Her very respectable parents covered up she was already pregnant durring the wedding. Something that shouldn't be a big deal. They were trying to pass off she married as a virgin!
Wait, it wasn't your pregnancy? shocked
Politics › Re: Exposed: How Tinubu Forced INEC Chairman Amupitan To Sign Pre-Resignation Letter by SixSeven: 10:58pm On Apr 04
Election and selection.

Family › Re: How Old Were You? And How Old Was Your Spouse When You Got Married? by SixSeven: 9:59pm On Apr 04
Elzazzi:
In all you said you didn’t even consider finances. Or is that not important? That’s what really holding men back lately. A man who can feed himself should get married and start bringing in children?
I completely understand that. It's the duty of the parents to bring them up and support them till they are comfortable. This is why families were very interested in marriages because the man's family would have done everything to raise him, support him so he can have his own home. This thing is still common in Asia and you will see that we have similar patterns when it comes to marriage unlike the West. They train you for responsibility and they support you but today, you are on your own. About the economy, let me tell you, economy will never be better. It's not a curse. It is just how life is, those who married just last year will find it easier to marry than those who want to marry today. Yesterday is always cheaper than today.

Families are failing in raising both men and women properly today, they only care about western education and white collar jobs. The other things you are taught normally in most African traditions are
1. Sex
2. Food
3. Raising a child
4. How to be attractive to your spouse
5. Rituals

A example is the fattening room. There are similar traditions to this all over Nigeria but we don't even bother to study our culture and traditions and find a way to merge it with today's realities. We just discard everything and start doing public proposal for a girl when you are yet to approach her family.

https://www.tiktok.com/video/7475300334710164742

Sex for instance became a taboo because of religious texts and instead of children understanding it came with responsibility, they were scared with sins and they took the easy way out, condoms and preventive methods. Finance that you mentioned wasn't just having a trade that brought you money, they gave you land etc. They made sure you went through apprenticeship etc. It's not just about having money, but you were taught how to spend and where to spend. I am not living in utopia, I am realist. If parents are serious today, if they have a male child, do everything possible to support him to be a man. A responsible man. The economy is hard but would you rather your boy have baby mamas that will still be your responsibility or a father who knows what to do to fend for his family? Parents in the 70s, 80s and some still do today helped with housing, car or whathaveyou. Those things that will help you stabilize for 1-2 years. Things have changed today but we must apply sense. Did you see that post where that guy was saying that most of us today live scattered in cities and paying rent here and there when we could combine our money and stay in family houses? Everyone now wants to be independent and we all know it is easier when you combine resources than when you go alone.
Romance › Re: The Ring Didn’t Kill The Desire, Your Habits Did by SixSeven: 9:47pm On Apr 04
AI has been a menace since it was introduced. People don't even put effort anymore. They just dump AI slop on us. Pathetic.

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