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Kukutente23:Or is he directing traffic because there is no power for the traffic lights 🚥 ![]() |
If you want to maintain your integrity in this Nigeria, don't eat outside. Rule two. Only eat where you pay. No free food. It's all Greek |
thatigboman:Very serious. E plenty for that side especially if you have a house that has trees. In some cities, feeding is prohibited. They do the same thing to birds.
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Leepeak:Wisdom of olden days in bold. What the left hand gives, right hand doesn't. Boys2Men is when boys know how to become men and how to handle women. Men don't know about this early because they have mother's love but you need to know how to balance it because you too as a man will now know what your dad went through but never said out loud. |
queenbetsy:I will come back to edit this comment and @ you. I stopped at the first response. I understand that story but women were independent enough to protest, to fight for their rights until the white man came to tell them differently. But let me stop here. I've not read everything. Thanks for your robust response. |
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GodHimself:It's Yar'Adua's son that should be coming out sha Yusuf should go contest for President since his father signed not too young to run bill. At least we can say like father, like son. |
Bandits. The word bandit means /ˈbandɪt/ noun a robber or outlaw belonging to a gang and typically operating in an isolated or lawless area. "the bandit produced a weapon and demanded money" I congratulate Lai Muhammed for successfully changing who terrorists are in the Nigerian media lingo. OP, are these bandits?
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Racoon:What was the outcome of the Maradi road? Did Amaechi complete it? @topic I wish they invested this more into trains. We need cargo movement for trade. |
Onewazobia:You can't harm them. And yes, they go into people's homes there. Racoons are worse, they are the real bandits. Did you follow this story? https://www.tiktok.com/video/7432434733969050923 |
nedu666:... He said they had been technically defeated
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brain54:These people are showing you who they are, don't stop them. Help is conditional to them. If they cannot take something from you, they won't help you. I don't know if that is what they do to their mothers or their aunties but you can see how well they were raised by the way they think. Out of the abundance of a man's mind.... |
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Infotubia9ja:The OP is daring Trump to do his worst ![]() Potential Legal Penalties If a person kills a squirrel outside of legal parameters, they may face: ° Criminal Fines: Misdemeanor fines typically range from $50 to $2,000 per animal . Jail Time: Convictions for animal cruelty or serious poaching can result in 30 days to 1 year in county jail . Felony Charges: In extreme cases involving "aggravated cruelty" (e.g., torture or killing many animals to display them), individuals have faced felony charges with potential prison sentences and fines up to $90,000 . Restitution: Many states require "trophy fees" or civil restitution to reimburse the state for the animal's value, which can be around $25 per squirrel . Equipment Forfeiture: Authorities may seize firearms, traps, or even vehicles used in the commission of a wildlife crime |
Time and again, Tinubu has proven to be a kind of person who hardly shifts his stance once his mind is made up. This played out recently in Lagos where the governor and the president were said to have reconciled after an embarrassing episode.Not true. When he wanted to make that yeye move for Fashola second term, he shifted. And we can see it was all for Fashola not to take shine off him as Lagos Governor because there was no sensible reason to give other than someone who loves to be worshipped. You can't please such people. They always want to play God. It's people who suck up to him that give him power but make no mistake, Tinubu changed his deputy governors at least 3x when they challenged him. Only that woman who knows him inside out, Kofoworola Bucknor has not gone to him. He made his former deputy an Ambassador to Australia. That one was removed because he wanted to be Governor without his consent. Ambode too came back but these politicians, they don't have principles so don't waste time with them.
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Ok nau. First it was The Cable, now it's DT. Make we de read all the wonderful stories. Two of them know each other. It's a family affair. |
FriendsAndFans:Chemtrail is no longer a conspiracy theory. https://www.tiktok.com/video/7571250931153554718 https://www.tiktok.com/video/7561892347597081878 They say it's contrails but was this common in the past? When airforce wants to do parade, we know they can paint the skies. https://www.tiktok.com/video/7256477454880017690 Aeroplane bye bye |
FriendsAndFans:Chemtrail is no longer a conspiracy theory. |
seunmsg:That website 247 reports is not a reliable and authentic website of news stories so don't waste your time trying to analyse their stories. Check the OP profile to see more fake news from the website. |
queenbetsy: queenbetsy:1. Imagine you were a woman who grew up in the 40s to 60s where polygamy was the norm, will you consider him marrying another woman after you as cheating or is cheating when a man has concubines instead of wives? 2. Will women consider a man who provides for family and puts family first but sleeps with another woman cheating? Remember that it used to be said that men take advantage of economic benefits to put women in line but in this case, she has her money but he still does his work and does not collect any money from her to run the house. Maybe I should rephrase the question. Will you consider a man who wants more families and still provides for you cheating? 3. Tell me what is cheating. Be it monogamy or otherwise. Thank you And when you talk about slightest inconvenience in marriage, most of our parents really put up with shit just to stay married.4. I know women then who married men who were lesser than them just as there were many women who did not have enough money so the husband was the caretaker. Today, alot of women can take care of themselves and don't need a man (though historically, before the British women in the south were enterprise owners too which led to riots because of taxes in market). Now to my question, would you say women today think a man still has an unfair advantage over women despite the situation where she can sing Pussycat Doll's I don't need a man? Or maybe I didn't understand what sheet meant, what is sheet now? |
Men provide financial security and physical security. While women fantasize about emotions and Mr Prince and those things, reality is harsh. What is love? SixSeven: |
Ask him what his foreign policy statement is. Ask him what his long term plan for security and defence is. Remember they once told you Boko Haram has been technically defeated. Ask him what his long term plan for education is. Remember your Education Minister went to UK to bring a foreign university to set up shop here. Ask him what is the country's national strategic plan. All Nigerian governments had one since 70s. What is the NATIONAL STRATEGIC PLAN? 1. Olusegun Obasanjo Administration (1999–2007) National Economic Direction (1999–2003): An initial phase focused on stabilizing the polity, privatization, and deregulation. National Economic Empowerment and Development Strategy (NEEDS) (2004–2007): A "home-grown" reform program with four "cardinal pillars": wealth creation, employment generation, poverty reduction, and value reorientation. It encouraged state and local versions known as SEEDS and LEEDS. 2. Umaru Musa Yar'Adua Administration (2007–2010) The 7-Point Agenda: A strategic plan focused on seven key areas to modernize the economy by 2015: 1. Power and Energy 2. Food Security 3. Wealth Creation 4. Transport Sector 5. Land Reforms 6. Security 7. Education Nigeria Vision 20:2020: Launched in 2009, this long-term blueprint aimed to place Nigeria among the world’s top 20 largest economies by the year 2020. 3. Goodluck Jonathan Administration (2010–2015) The Transformation Agenda: A medium-term strategy (2011–2015) based on the pillars of Vision 20:2020. It prioritized job creation, education, health, and a functional power sector. Agricultural Transformation Agenda (ATA): Launched in 2013 to treat agriculture as a business, focusing on value chains and private sector investment. 4. Muhammadu Buhari Administration (2015–2023) Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP) (2017–2020): An emergency plan designed to pull Nigeria out of the 2016 recession. It focused on macroeconomic stability, energy sufficiency, and agricultural transformation. Economic Sustainability Plan (ESP) (2020–2023): A short-term ₦2.3 trillion stimulus package launched to cushion the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. National Development Plan (NDP) (2021–2025): A ₦348.1 trillion successor to the ERGP, aiming to lift 100 million Nigerians out of poverty in 10 years. 5. Bola Tinubu Administration (2023–Present) The Renewed Hope Agenda: The current administration's primary framework, focusing on fuel subsidy removal, foreign exchange unification, and security as catalysts for economic growth. Renewed Hope Development Plan (2026–2030): Unveiled in February 2026, this plan marks the next phase of national development, emphasizing inclusive growth, sub-national competitiveness, and climate resilience. Did you notice something about the national plan under Tinubu? He personalized our national plan as a party slogan. It's all about him. Selfish and self centered. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlDVlLUStRc The man loves to personalize things. I remember how some state facilites in Lagos were named after him. When our national plan sounds like a party slogan, how do you expect the country to adopt it🤡 They don't understand that there is a line to be drawn between politics and governance. You don't turn a national agenda to hero worship just as you turn our national anthem to on your mandate. |
June 12, 2013 by The Nation PDP, Jonathan have failed Nigerians, says Tinubu ACN leader lashes govt on economy, security President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration is confused about how to tackle Nigeria’s challenges, especially poverty and insecurity, a leader of the newly-formed All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has said. He said the Federal Government promised peace and security, but under its “unwatchful eye” insecurity has grown and Boko Haram “has turned large tracts of northern Nigeria into no man’s land”. But, a bright future, he said, is on the horizon as the APC, which he called “the government in-waiting”, would rescue Nigeria from its confused state. “As leaders of the new party and government in-waiting, we intend to pursue dynamic, time-tested and bold policies that will liberate our people by making sure our wealth works for us,” Tinubu said. Nigerians, said Tinubu, have become increasingly divided as a people because the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) government continues to take faulty steps in addressing poverty and injustice. “They have ignored the cause and gone after the symptoms,” the former Lagos State Governor told a packed audience inside the Grand Committee Ballroom, Westminster Hall, House of Parliament, London on Monday. He identified failed policies on power, employment, economy and security as evidence of bad leadership. Tinubu, the keynote speaker at the British African Diaspora Conference, spoke on “Leadership, national development and the people”. He urged the Federal Government to apply a consistent policy of targeted law enforcement operations along with an active programme of economic development, negotiations and potential amnesty for penitent Boko Haram members. He said rather than take this step, the nation has been treated to series of government inaction and indiscriminate use of force, which culminated in the declaration of a state of emergency in three states. “The Jonathan government set up a special Committee on Boko Haram and Security matters, but sadly before they could perform, he declared State of Emergency in three Northern states: Yobe, Borno and Adamawa. “This is symptomatic of a confused leadership. If there is security in this jumbled policy, neither I nor the majority of Nigerians can find it!” To the fomer Lagos governor, if Nigeria is to mature as a democracy, its electoral system must be improved. He decried the fact that those who control the system manipulate elections with such impunity that they now see misconduct without sanction as a normal way of life. Said he: “Look at the recent controversy surrounding election of the Nigerian Governors Forum (NGF) chairman… A group comprising all the nations’ governors could not even conduct a simple 35-person election without a disputed outcome. “With this recent experience, I fear the length those in power would go and the means they would employ to manipulate results when the battleground is the entire nation and the stakes are the general elections in 2015. “The NGF debacle symbolises a disdain for democracy and the popular will. If we are to save Nigeria, we must rescue the electoral process from its abusers,” Tinubu said. In his view, a great philosophical gulf separates the government from the progressives. “This current Nigerian government is a retrogressive one. Much of what they claim as growth is but the harsh redistribution of wealth from the bottom to the top. The bottom gets squeezed while the top expands. They are serving us the salad of corruption. “They consume our today and squander the nation’s tomorrow. For 14 years, the PDP-led government cannot turn anything around. A new leadership is required to put a stop to this.” Tinubu criticised Nigeria’s economic policies, saying the economy is being reconstructed “as an oasis for a small few and a stark desert for the many” while the government pretends to endorse the same budget-cutting austerity policies as much of Europe. “We are not Europe; we are a Third World economy. That these policies have failed in European nations with higher standards of living than Nigeria gives our leaders no concern.” Tinubu said the people live in dire straits, yet the government would rather waste the money than spend it on public benefit because they do not believe the people deserve it. He said the progressives would bring pragmatic solution to the country’s woes because in their approach to the political economy, they do not rely on textbook answers as they do not “live in textbooks. He said: “We live in the real world and thus seek answers from real world experiences. Here is a real world fact: No large nation has ever attained sustained growth without government running budget deficits to build the required infrastructure and without other government policies promoting development of the key industries that would become the spine of national development. “Here is another such fact: No populous nation ever attains prosperity solely by extracting its raw material to exchange them for the finished goods of other large nations. We must industrialise and diversify our economy “It is for this reason – to save the nation from the stranglehold of permanent poverty and poor governance – that the members of the progressive opposition political parties have decided to put aside personal ambition (including my own ambition) to form a new party, the All Progressives Congress (APC). We do this because Nigeria has entered a critical state of economic depression.” According to Tinubu, because of the unfair nature of the electoral processes and the gross imbalance of its political economy, the people have been props in a drama for which they should have been the main characters. “We must change this,” he said. He said the progressives must move Nigeria away from a place where the whims and narrow wishes of self-centered reactionary elite dictate the fate of over 150 million people. “On our side, we will take our chances with a free and fair election, for we shall offer the people an innovative programme consisting of a national industrial policy that includes radical infrastructural development and employment targets,” he said. The former Lagos governor spoke of “the Glorious Nigerian Revolution”, which he said has nothing to do with force of arms. His words: “The Revolution of which I speak has two major parts. First, is the peaceful conversion of our quasi-democracy into a full-fledged one. Second, is the implementation of policies turning the political economy away from its retrogressive, elitist bearings. “We seek policies pointing in a progressive direction affording the average person a chance at a dignified life. This will be through the provision of gainful employment, quality education and essential social services for those who need the helping hand of government to survive. “I see no shame in believing progressive government can improve the political economy and the lives of the people.” |
"Everyone claims to be democratic but not everyone is faithful to his or her word. We have governments that are democracies on paper, but not in function. They are democracies in form but not in substance. We have governments that only know democracy primarily through breaching it" ~ words on marble by Jagaban Asiwaju BAT
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Observers note that the engagements underscore ongoing intellectual exchanges between Nigerian public figures and leading global academic institutions.Our newspapers have been notoriously lazy with AI in their reports. I wonder what their editors do.
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Kingsley34:Perverted thoughts are pervasive with perversion. Any decent woman who was well raised knows what to avoid. Any decent man who was well raised knows what standards to hold. People end up with their own reflection. If all you broadcast is appetite, don’t be surprised when it answers you back in kind.
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Cousin9999:This is what happens when people only think of their noses now but not the smell they would perceive in future. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ow6cAihHOTA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phQxK5u8IEs One man's meat can be another man's cadaver. |
ibibiofirstlady:I agree with your sentiments but I want you to know that technical qualifications is not necessarily the same as management experience. One is the doer, the other is the manager. I prefer a manager who knows the business, understands the business and has emotional intelligence than one who is a bright bookie without emotional intelligence and knowing how to manage people. Without the people, company is gone. Even in academics, a very intelligent professor is not necessarily a good administrator. It doesn't mean the smartest professor will be the VC. He is just good in one area of study, not management or hands-on experience. |
I remember these words from Tim
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olioxx:At this level, it is not every man that is thinking, I believe we think at base level and some of us call it fantasies but it is simply animal instinct in us. I can't justify cheating but this is one reason we have greed, you want to see how this one feels. You want a tall one, a short one, a big one, a small one, some will even go for someone with 6 fingers. That's why we have limits as human beings. That's why you can't determine what people go for and what they choose. The other day the presenter Nkubi made the news because of his dwarfism. Some people want that, and unfortunately the reality of life is that these things will fade. If the person who is tall gets into an accident and is now on crutches or wheelchair, will the person who loves them tall meet them at their new height? 🤔 |
olioxx:So I also wanted to add, for those Chinese where the body part in most places is generally slim, what do they appreciate? 🤔 About your last paragraph, I just appreciate over time that we are still animals Especially when I watch animal wild documentaries and see how other animals behave and we do the same thing. 😂Your bolded is the reason why people need to appreciate who they are. It affects many women. What they see and want to become. A man who doesn't have 6 packs won't kill himself for that. Men too get jealous but I think it comes differently. For instance, some short men go to the gym to compensate for height. Also, there is some science to the idea that women look up, which makes them likely to choose a man taller than them. It is a form of natural security even if the guy may be weak but he has height advantage. |
Cousin9999:Is this what makes boys at puberty start recognizing this body part they used to ignore before they reached that age 🤔 About the woman's hips and weight during pregnancy, yes. Anyone who's seen birth delivery will recognize how even a slim body starts to change so when it's term, the body does its work. Another reason why VVF is a customer to those who put young girls in family way early even if they've started developing beasts but you know, this world is wonderful, back then, some girls got pregnant at 14 etc. Back to your story, it's funny that the female body had always been one of discussion in history. Abroad, you see women and their bodies sculptured... All of a sudden, fashion moguls sold the false narrative of slim to sell their products and use young women for trade until they are ready to dump them.... In South Korea, the beauty standards is a ritual that people go through surgery for it but in South Africa, a big butt is everyday life. I've ranted enough. My question to you is, is there a biological reason why men tend to look at a woman's behind just the way they see her front? |
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Especially when I watch animal wild documentaries and see how other animals behave and we do the same thing. 😂