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 Romance › Re: It Is Better To Have Sex Than To Masturbate! But... by SixSeven: 6:24pm On Dec 03, 2025 |
Amotolongbo:I don't think this is the best comparison because he who masturbates wants the pleasure. Is it the devil he will blame? It is with your own consent you please yourself. Maybe when you have sex in your dream, we can call it rape but you can choose to wake up from the dream too  |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Radical Islam Sees US As Their Enemy - US Secretary Of State, Rubio by SixSeven: 6:21pm On Dec 03, 2025 |
I'm expecting MURIC's response. 13 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Trump Is On Our Neck’, Akpabio Rejects ‘Bow And Go’ Treatment For Ex-CDS Musa by SixSeven: 6:20pm On Dec 03, 2025 |
Trump is more important than 200 million Nigerians abi? Have you no shame that the outsider is the one you fear than your people? And you call yourselves representative of the people? I remember the remarks this Akpabio made about the poor people of Nigeria when he started his tenure as Senate President. 36 Likes 3 Shares |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: List Of 19 Countries Of Particular Concerns That US Paused Immigration by SixSeven: 6:11pm On Dec 03, 2025 |
motymop:The irony of it all. I asked AI to further expand on your post Here are some of the countries from your list that — historians and analysts widely agree — have been destabilized, at least in part, by U.S. foreign policy. I highlight those cases with the strongest evidence below. (Others on your list have no clear record of major direct U.S. destabilizing intervention.) --- ✅ Countries noticeably destabilized by U.S. foreign policy Afghanistan — U.S. invasion after 2001, and subsequent 20-year war, deeply destabilized the country. The overthrow of the Taliban didn’t lead to a stable state: after U.S./NATO withdrawal in 2021, the country fell back into chaos. Libya — U.S. (with NATO) 2011 air strikes to topple the regime dismantled a functioning (if authoritarian) state and triggered civil war, fragmentation, and ongoing instability. Somalia — U.S. overt and covert interventions (1990s UN-backed interventions, later drone/air strikes) helped produce collapse of central authority, civil war, and decades of instability. Yemen — U.S. involvement in counterterror operations (including drone strikes and support for allied interventions) significantly worsened internal conflict, humanitarian collapse and state breakdown. Haiti — U.S. interventions and military interventions (e.g. 1994 intervention to “restore” democracy) produced repeated cycles of instability, weak institutions, and chronic political dysfunction. Cuba — Longstanding U.S. hostility, economic pressure, covert actions and support for regime change efforts helped leave Cuba isolated, economically stunted, and politically repressed for decades. Iran — The 1953 U.S.-backed coup overthrew a democratically elected government, replacing it with authoritarian rule — a foundational destabilizing event whose effects reverberate to this day. --- 📝 What about the others — “no clear case” or ambiguous? For many countries on your list (e.g. Burundi, Chad, Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Laos, Sierra Leone, Togo, Turkmenistan), while they may be “fragile” or “conflict-affected,” there is no widely accepted or documented major U.S. intervention or interference that matches the scale seen in the countries above. The presence of a country on travel-ban lists (as in a recent U.S. policy) — by itself — doesn’t equal “destabilized by U.S. foreign policy.” --- 🧠 Summary — lost countries from your list If I had to pick the ones from your list that were “lost” (i.e. severely destabilized or destroyed as functioning states / societies) by U.S. foreign policy, I’d mark: Afghanistan Libya Somalia Yemen Haiti Cuba Iran These are the cases with clear, documented interventions, coups or military campaigns by the U.S. that contributed to long-term instability or regime collapse. --- If you like — I can also create a short tweet-ready list (max 280 characters per country) summarizing each of those “lost” cases — ready to copy-paste. Do you want me to build that for you now? 5 Likes |
| Politics › Re: US To Impose Visa Bans On Nigerians Who Persecute Based On Religious Beliefs by SixSeven: 5:45pm On Dec 03, 2025 |
Please let this include everyone, including those who persecute our traditional religions in States. Thank you. 2 Likes 1 Share
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| Politics › Re: New Hilux, Hummer Bus Distributed To States For Tinubu's 2027 Campaign by SixSeven: 5:08pm On Dec 03, 2025 |
This reminds me of the CBN Governor Emefiele and Rivers Governor Wike back then. |
| Romance › Re: How You Should Run Your House When Your Woman Earns More Than You. by SixSeven: 5:07pm On Dec 03, 2025 |
| Romance › Re: How You Should Run Your House When Your Woman Earns More Than You. by SixSeven: 4:04pm On Dec 03, 2025 |
Women are not built to bring the bread in the home where a man is there. What you will do is bring resentment to the woman. It is now becoming more of a thing where women are not only outearning men but also being the man in the house while the man takes the feminine role. We can't cheat nature. Men are providers, women are nurturers. If you let your woman babysit you at home, you are a weak man my friend. Do not get comfortable with that. Again, you need to realise that in the past, men married women in polygamous setting, some of who were richer than the man but those women knew what they wanted in a family and the role of a man in the family. Don't make this mistake. Women are okay working and being the sole provider but if you choose to be a deadbeat, you will beat yourself to dirt. These women realize that funding the man's lifestyle makes it easier for him to cheat and what's worse than a woman funding her competitor with her money? Women love structure, they love authority, they love to be inspired and you don't do that sitting down and letting her lead. Even where she earns more, she still wants you to provide. It's not a competition, it's nature. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRzw6Nsy6bI 2 Likes
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| Nairaland General › Re: Worst Decision You Made That Affected Your Life This Year by SixSeven: 3:44pm On Dec 03, 2025 |
Seun, the bot does not make sense. You may want to look at the criteria for restrictions. 4 Likes
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| Nairaland General › Re: Worst Decision You Made That Affected Your Life This Year by SixSeven: 2:59pm On Dec 03, 2025 |
Listening to negative voices. It will keep you down. I realized it was all in my head. We suffer more in imaginación. So if you ever have doubtful thoughts or fear that something will happen in future, erase that thought and combat the fear. Don't die in the hunger games of fear, you won't make any progress. I got my head out of this worrying thought after 2 weeks and I was so sad that I looked down on all I had accomplished and let fear sip in 🤔 It made me learn Murphy's Law. 8 Likes
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| Romance › Re: Why Should Your Woman Grab Your Head In The Name Of Photoshoot? by SixSeven: 11:51am On Dec 03, 2025 |
The head that holds wisdom doesn’t lose its crown because of a playful hand.
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| Politics › Re: Will Matawalle Be Taking Instructions From Christopher Musa? by SixSeven: 11:29am On Dec 03, 2025 |
manuelkel:He doesn't even realize that that's a coup waiting to happen  The suggestion of reporting the US gave me quite a laugh. Reminds me of those analysts at newspaper stands knowing everything that happened 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: NGGN Faults ADC Over Claim That Yakubu’s Nomination “confirms” Partisanship by SixSeven: 11:22am On Dec 03, 2025 |
BreconHills:Your response has made me realize that this discussion is not worth the exchange here. I wanted to refer you to listen to analysts on what international relations have to say about having an INEC Chair get a nomination just after an election but I realize that comprehension and judgment are factors that will elude this conversation. I agree with you and I am wrong, you are 💯 Have a great day. |
| Politics › Re: Will Matawalle Be Taking Instructions From Christopher Musa? by SixSeven: 11:21am On Dec 03, 2025 |
Dogalmighty17:I chuckle at your comment All the best friend. |
| Politics › Re: Will Matawalle Be Taking Instructions From Christopher Musa? by SixSeven: 12:04am On Dec 03, 2025 |
Dogalmighty17:My friend, there is a reason why the President is the Commander in Chief of Armed Forces. Let Musa not sit in FEC and go sit with Trump's cabinet in Washington. You people play too much. 86 Likes 6 Shares |
| Politics › Re: Tinubu Targeting Atiku With Police Escort Withdrawal — Dele Momodu by SixSeven: 9:10pm On Dec 02, 2025 |
Atiku, a former VP is the one that is now targeted. Hmmmm. Okay, I am going to Dubai Mr Dele  I don't need VIP protection there 7 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Not All Bandits Are Criminals – Bello Matawalle (Throwback Video) by SixSeven: 9:09pm On Dec 02, 2025 |
| Politics › Re: Adeleke To Contest Governorship Under Accord Party by SixSeven: 9:06pm On Dec 02, 2025 |
Our governors are part of the problems we have. They all want to emperors. They have grown to be so powerful and it's a waste of time now to contest against an incumbent. Look at South Africa, na ANC comot Zuma from power. Party should be stronger than politicians. The president or Governor cannot be the leader of the party under whose platform he won, except it's parliamentary system which you know that if you lose, everyone goes so they are checking you. This is what gave the likes of Wike to be so strong that they think without them the party cannot survive. I don't see this one different from Atiku and ADC. Build strong institutions, not strong persons. 5 Likes |
| Politics › Re: NGGN Faults ADC Over Claim That Yakubu’s Nomination “confirms” Partisanship by SixSeven: 7:47pm On Dec 02, 2025 |
BreconHills:Let me help you and the readers with another recent real life situation. You will see that gra gra no do anything for life. Martin Bally, an executive who allegedly made comments to a former employee that disparaged Indian workers and said the company's products were for "poor people," has left the company. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNV22s4SxxA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgCG355ywcw In a statement, Campbell's said it determined that a recording that captured the purported conversation involving Bally is authentic. The company said Bally, a vice president in information technology at the food manufacturer, "is no longer employed by the company." The alleged comments came to light last week in a lawsuit filed by Robert Garza, who was hired by Campbell's as a cybersecurity analyst in September 2024. In the complaint, Garza claimed Bally made the offensive remarks during a November 2024 meeting to discuss his salary. According to the suit, Bally made several comments about Indian workers and said Campbell's makes "highly [processed] food" for "poor people." The discussion between Garza and Bally was recorded, according to Runyan Law Group, which is representing Garza. That recording captured comments, allegedly by Bally, that claimed the company's soup uses "bioengineered meat" and that denigrated the abilities of Indian workers. "The comments were vulgar, offensive and false, and we apologize for the hurt they have caused," Campbell's said in its latest statement. "This behavior does not reflect our values and the culture of our company, and we will not tolerate that kind of language under any circumstances." The company added that it learned about the lawsuit and first heard "segments" of the recording on Nov. 20, noting that neither Garza nor his attorney had notified Campbell's about the audio recording's existence. According to Garza's lawsuit, he informed his manager about the comments on Jan. 10, and further alleged he wasn't encouraged to report the incident to human resources. Garza was then "abruptly terminated from employment" shortly afterwards, the lawsuit alleges. Garza's suit alleges he suffered stress, humiliation, embarrassment and mental anguish as a result of Bally and his manager's actions. He is seeking compensation for emotional, reputational and economic harm, as well as attorneys' fees, according to the complaint. Edited by Alain Sherter Source: CBS Or should we talk about Ezra? Public perception is overrated, no problem  |
| Politics › Re: NGGN Faults ADC Over Claim That Yakubu’s Nomination “confirms” Partisanship by SixSeven: 7:36pm On Dec 02, 2025 |
BreconHills:Na so Elon Musk do so tay e get sense. He got away with it in his previous attempts until Oga Trump put a full stop to his rants. The Musk–Trump episode makes something very clear: results matter, but they don’t exist in a vacuum. The moment Musk criticized Trump’s landmark bill, perception became a political weapon, and the impact hit his companies harder than any technical failure would have. Investors panicked, government relationships strained, and public opinion shifted, all independent of whether Tesla built good cars or SpaceX launched successful rockets. Chasing perception for its own sake is a race to the bottom but the opposite has its own risks. Leaders who ignore perception entirely can find themselves blindsided, not because their results weren’t real, but because results alone can’t neutralize political power, media dynamics, or public narrative. I thought Jagaban could declare war on Niger with his might My brother, no be taking counsel is not the sign of the weak. I attached the proverb there because the machine here will ban me if I wrote the words here. Monkey sabi jump tree no mean say branch no fit break one day.
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| Politics › Re: Remove Matawalle Or No Security Deal,’ U.S. Government Tells Tinubu by SixSeven: 6:18pm On Dec 02, 2025 |
adamkkk:The feeling is mutual, except I remain calm and not angry over a difference of opinion on an internet forum. Emotion doesn’t serve the conversation, so I won’t let it lead me. Thank you for not arguing, may your road be smooth. |
| Education › Re: How I Wish I Knew About Ats When I Was In Secondary School by SixSeven: 5:38pm On Dec 02, 2025 |
Kaczynski:From Broad Street in Lagos to Jane Street in Manhattan is about 8 380 km (a nonstop flight takes roughly 8 ½ hours, while a typical cargo ship would need around 15 days), and from Broad Street in Lagos to Wall Street in Manhattan the distance is roughly 8 400 km, which translates to a similar flight time of about 8 ½ hours and a sea‑travel time of approximately 15 days. “千里之行，始于足下。” The classic Chinese proverb reminds us, “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” There's no way his ICAN is not useful to him in Nigeria. He can always make it in life, first in Nigeria and even if he goes to the US, his local certification is still an asset. IYKYK 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Remove Matawalle Or No Security Deal,’ U.S. Government Tells Tinubu by SixSeven: 5:25pm On Dec 02, 2025 |
adamkkk:No, don't talk this way. Only someone who has not studied history will repeat the same mistakes of the past. I don't like APC but I don't wish any foreign invasion. If Tinubu fixes security of lives and properties and contests in 2027, I will be happy with him. Country first, politics last. There is nowhere US has gone to that has ever remained the same as they left it. You don't want to be in foreign slavery. Study history first then you'd wish Nigeria solves her problem than outsiders.
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| Celebrities › Re: Natasha Is Bad For Business - 2Face's Management Slams His Wife by SixSeven: 5:18pm On Dec 02, 2025 |
JooEeL: 2 Likes
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| Politics › Re: Remove Matawalle Or No Security Deal,’ U.S. Government Tells Tinubu by SixSeven: 4:32pm On Dec 02, 2025 |
HacheNoire:That's not how international politics works. Of what benefit is their removal to Nigerians? Every country looks for what is in its interest and their benefits. No free charity. If US sends soldiers to Nigeria, it will not only give it access to our land, it will give its soldiers work to do here. They will use the exercise as case study for their army. US will also have a negotiating chip to hold Nigeria by the blokos. Let me surprise you. Are you aware that US military guards certain parts of Japan? It was a 'deal' they had after that war. Japanese have asked US to leave but it's recently when the US guards arrested a fellow American that attention has been drawn to it again. The US could be interested in setting a base in Nigeria and we have given them the opportunity to do so. Ditch Africom. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CwHGcT-lrM International politics is WHAT IS IN IT FOR ME? It's not because US does not have its own problems that it's putting mouth in Nigeria. More Christians are killed in US than in Nigeria but as I said, what is their own interest is why they are chooking mouth here. If you build your defence well, it's easy to attack.
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| Romance › Re: "I Can Never Ever Date A Married Man", Is Now A Third Wife. by SixSeven: 2:51pm On Dec 02, 2025*. Modified: 3:26pm On Dec 02, 2025 |
Cerebellum:Women don't want true "equality." They want selective equality when it serves them. They don't like to be held accountable as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4WbDqb9QDI 4 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Femi Fani-Kayode Can't Be Posted To Israel, U.S As Ambassador- Abati (Video) by SixSeven: 2:35pm On Dec 02, 2025*. Modified: 11:02pm On Dec 03, 2025 |
Mr President, those who campaigned for you to win office are not necessarily going to campaign for you in office. There's a difference. I like the way the likes of Fashola took a back seat even though they were in the front row of your campaign machinery. It's not like they can't easily work with you but if you always surround yourself with those you know and like, you're opening yourself up to problems within. It took Trump to call us to order, otherwise this APC people would have kept on justifying the fact that we didn't have ambassadors. Very unserious people in power. Not everyone who campaigns for elections can make effective operators of the polity. There is politics, there is governance. FFK should be posted to the State of Israel. Since Shettima castigated Israel at the UN for the genocide in Gaza, that's when the Christian genocide response from Trump came out. FFK is strong about his position and he has good knowledge of Israel. Attack is the best form of defence, then let Reno score own goal in the US. 🤡 Tinubu should use it as a negotiating chip for Israel - "If you want us to send someone other than FFK, tell Trump to get off our back". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZektuA4AD3Y What this list shows us is that only the political elites deserve Nigeria. It does not inspire, it does not bring hope. It's same of the same. Ńo Hope Renewed. 8 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics › Re: Resolutions Of The Northern Governors And Traditional Rulers Meeting (2025) by SixSeven: 12:09pm On Dec 02, 2025 |
Northern Nigeria stands today as a wounded giant, a region caught between the memory of what the Sardauna dreamed and the stark reality created by those who inherited his mantle but not his moral weight. The promise of a people rising through education, productive labour and communal dignity has been slowly suffocated by a ruling class more devoted to its own comfort than to the welfare of the millions in its charge. Power has been held tightly, yet its dividends seldom reach the ground. Poverty spreads like a harmattan fire, children drift out of school, and entire communities live at the mercy of bandits who move with the audacity of men who know the state has abandoned its duty. They call them unknown gunmen, like they are unknown soldiers. In place of principled leadership, religion is deployed as a curtain behind which incompetence and greed hide. Criticism is dismissed as sacrilege, and the faithful are urged to be patient even as their world collapses around them. And when voices beyond our borders, including Trump’s recent warning, point to the gathering storm, the official response is silence, an indictment in itself. This is not the North the Sardauna laboured for. It is a fragile creation of neglect, denial and the smallness of those who should have stood tall. The North should tell itself the truth and stop blaming others. Stop using religion as a cover. You look down on Southerners just the way the Arabs look down at Africans, call them Abdi and you call yourselves Muslim. Inna lillahi! Only truth, courage and accountable leadership can begin the work of restoration. Conscience is an open wound. Only truth can heal it. 7 Likes
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| Politics › Re: Pressure Mounts On Tinubu To Sack Matawalle by SixSeven: 10:24am On Dec 02, 2025 |
amaridigital:Did you read the post you quoted before responding? Read it again. This time, gently. It's not a competition. Read the news slowly and why he declared the emergency to save lives after hundreds were killed. |
| Politics › Re: Pressure Mounts On Tinubu To Sack Matawalle by SixSeven: 12:45am On Dec 02, 2025 |
festacman:The President is more of a politician than anything else. Puts politics above everything and doesn't hide it. That's why we've gotten here. He prefers yes men and his supporters don't tell him the home truth. He said he would continue where Buhari stopped and this is what Bubu did too, reward loyalty even if it will cost the nation. Again, there is time for politics, there is time for governance. Those who sponsor your campaign into office are not always the best to campaign for you in office. There's a difference. When Obasanjo sacked Dariye from office he said, “If anything, some of his utterances, his lackadaisical attitude and seeming uneven-handedness… over the contending issues present him as not just part of the problem, but also as an instigator and a threat to peace,” Obasanjo said. “I hereby declare a state of emergency in Plateau State,” he added. That's what is called hands-on. You take decisive actions. You warn them if they play hanky panky. Obasanjo is not perfect, we all remember what the 19 Northern governors did but I have to give him credit for some handling of these problems, he did not let anyone think they could get away with formenting crisis, the attitude that made it difficult for MEND to stop their attacks. 28 Likes 2 Shares
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| Celebrities › Re: Tuface And Natasha Clash On Daddy Freeze Instagram Live (Photo, Video) by SixSeven: 8:19pm On Dec 01, 2025 |
Protecting your wife from online gossip is a good altercation. Cho Cho Cho and talking about things that is none of your business until you get into trouble. If I remember well, she's a legislator. How our legislators like Natasha and Nwoko are courting unnecessary public attention is beyond me. Protect your home men. Protect your children. Protect your women. One of the ills of this social media is how evil eye wants to spoil everything they don't like. That camera lens is your evil eye. Just put it on and start showing the world what is private. What the world does not see, it can't destroy. We have even got to the level where men, makers of families, commanders of families, soldiers are now doing tatafo on fellow men. 🤮 Mature men, daddies are now behaving like gossip women (apology to women folk). It's irritating to say the least. When did we get to this level of pettiness  5 Likes
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| Education › Re: Oxford University Names "Rage Bait" As Word Of The Year 2025 by SixSeven: 7:56pm On Dec 01, 2025 |
Maturity matters online because it allows the PFC to regulate impulses, evaluate information critically, and resist emotionally manipulative content. Exposing preteens or early teens to forums increases the risk of rage-bait reactions and attention-seeking behaviors. Some adults do have them but when you see that some people love attention seeking, you understand they are still growing Don't let the world control you. You see them on Nairaland. Once they resort to insults and unnecessary arguments just because you have a different POV, you know it's not worth your energy. 3 Likes
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