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Culture › Re: Top 10 Most Spoken Languages In Nigeria (2026) by SixSeven: 6:50pm On Jul 27*

Samantha125:
How come we never hear anything about these Hausa people? Are they hiding or they just don't like social media?

There was nothing like Hausa-Fulani. Hausa was well known by Nigerians until they began the dilution and confusion and now Hausa are fighting for their recognition in their own land.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgNQH2Nyu_U

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Culture › Re: Top 10 Most Spoken Languages In Nigeria (2026) by SixSeven: 6:45pm On Jul 27

Buhari Remains the Only Sitting President to Have Addressed Nigerians in Hausa — Osuntokun

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TJ84gJ4Jes

Politics › Re: Rufai Oseni Pissed Off Over Peter Obi's Interview by SixSeven: 5:52pm On Jul 27*

The problem with many of you is that you cannot think for yourself. Just last week, it was Geh Geh they blamed. I want to let you know why voters age is set at 18. They expect you to have enough maturity for decision making and taking accountability for your actions. I deliberately asked AI what is the most important question Nigerians should ask for the 2027 elections 👇

For Nigerians, that question is: "Will this candidate build public institutions that work for everyone, or will they only enrich their own network?"

It takes 18 years to reach this because understanding how systemic corruption, ethnic politics, and economic policies impact daily survival requires a mature mind capable of looking past short-term tribal loyalty or financial handouts.

SixSeven:
Take advice, but don't hesitate to do what you know is right. Don't build your values around influencers or public figures. The version you see online is only part of the story, and when their private lives come to light, disappointment often follows. Those who place their faith in personalities will be shaken when masks fall but those who place it in principles remain unmoved.

Take counsel from many, but give your loyalty only to virtue. Learn from people, but always think for yourself. People always look for principles in others but themselves!

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Romance › Re: Why Are Men In Their 30s Interested In Girls Who Are Only 18 Or 19? - Lady Asks by SixSeven: 5:20pm On Jul 27*

givedemwotowoto:
Grandparents had up to 12 to 15-year age gaps and it worked out for them.

The new generation feminists are trying to force everyone to live according to their dictates

Yes but not necessarily the reason. That generation understood the importance of having family and a home. Marriage was more respected than today. Women then married 3-4x but they still understood the importance of a family and parents. A man who did not show up to his family or any woman he put in the family way was ostracized or chastised. It was a thing of shame because the society condemned irresponsibility. Today, people think baby mama and baby dada or open marriage will fix things 🤡 Sheybi na just to born pikin? Why must you marry to do that grin

Life go humble them

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Romance › Re: Why Are Men In Their 30s Interested In Girls Who Are Only 18 Or 19? - Lady Asks by SixSeven: 5:10pm On Jul 27

It's biology and age has to do with it. It's not me of today that started it, go and find out how old your grandparents were. Men want the virginity and innocence of a woman. It gives them something to die for. Something must kill a man undecided

https://www.tiktok.com/video/7558155201509641527?lang=en

Guess who hates women who are younger and attractive to older men but they lie and blame patriarchy? Older women! They have so much grudge to carry that the young girls don't have (yet).

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Politics › Re: Video Of Northern Children Making Mockery Of Tinubu by SixSeven: 4:52pm On Jul 27*

Mariangeles:
Gone are the days when children would say I want to be president of Nigeria.

Who can blame them, when these frauds keep foisting old men who should be in their retirement upon us.
What is there for the children to look up to, and aspire to become?

It's concerning the damage we are doing to these kids' psyche and this is not about Tinubu perse. From top to bottom, most of them in public conduct are not behaving as they should. It's sad.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: “I Will Visit New York Gallantly” Israeli Prime Minister Reacts by SixSeven: 4:42pm On Jul 27

🇺🇸🇮🇱UNSEEN FOOTAGE.

Lindsey Graham lobbied Trump to Bomb Lebanon and Iran for ISRAEL.

Graham: Glad to be your friend.

Netanyahu: Glad you’re my FRIEND

G: Going to try to get Trump to join with y'all in Lebanon… WOULD YOU LIKE THAT?

N: Concentrating right now on IRAN pic.twitter.com/gRANWuWEzl
— Suppressed News. (@SuppressedNws1) July 26, 2026

Celebrities › Re: Peller Took Jarvis To Lagos Central Mosque To Convert Her To Muslim by SixSeven: 4:33pm On Jul 27*

Africans are very funny people. I wish their marriage the best. What I observe about us is that we are not sure of our identity, that's why we do different things. As a Yoruba man, there is already marriage tradition and rites to be performed for marriages and in Yoruba land, marriage is between families. The phrase "My sheikh bless peller and his wife Jarvis" is not only absurd, it's a sign of confusion. Okay, I won't take it that seriously, let's assume he is using that word casually but we must get off this idea that pastors or imams are indigenous to traditional African culture of marriage.

The true officials of an African marriage are the elders, parents, and lineage heads of the two families. They negotiate, accept the bride price, and legally seal the union through mutual consent. I am not telling you to not go to your church, mosque or wherever. You can respect your religion but when something happens in the marriage, because we have abandoned our culture, we will now start going to social media, television, imams, pastors and people who do not have your best interest at heart. Family is everything!

Because the entire family was involved in the marriage negotiations and the bride price, the family feels ownership of the marriage's success. If a husband mistreats his wife, the wife's family will step in, and the husband's own elders will reprimand him to protect the family's honor. Because the community invested time, wealth, and energy into bringing the couple together, they will not easily sit back and watch the marriage fail. Women should be careful to not let strangers be in charge of their marriage or their man.

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Politics › Re: Tinubu Has Turned Aso Rock Into Bunker – Peter Obi by SixSeven: 4:17pm On Jul 27

It is an attempt to condition the public to believe that accountability through debate is irrelevant to winning or holding power in Nigeria.

simpleseyi:
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So President should be doing Cho Cho Cho like mentally unstable Donald Trump or the 3rd Class Philosophy graduate AdaObi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzIlARnFCIM
Now DT is unstable? You guys don't know what you are saying. If I use Macron his friend's house he likes to go to, you will say he is younger than Tinubu.

Politics › Re: Tinubu Has Turned Aso Rock Into Bunker – Peter Obi by SixSeven: 3:47pm On Jul 27

I agree with him on this and he too should expect it if he wins. Same thing for Atiku

Staying silent only works when people have food on the table. In a poverty situation, hungry and angry citizens stop seeing that silence as a smart strategy, they start to see it as arrogance, cowardice, and absolute proof that the government has failed them. Buhari hardly talked to us for 8 years so what did we expect? They shielded him during campaign. He sent Osinbajo in 2019 to talk for him. Atiku is doing that same thing that's why I will not continue with their set. They want to become Kings that someone will be speaking for them instead of us to know what is really in their minds.

The APC is completely avoiding live media interviews because they are terrified of their own medicine. Back when the PDP was in power, the APC watched every live interview closely and used the PDP's mistakes to destroy their reputation. Now that they are in charge, they are scared the exact same thing will happen to them. They know how dangerous a live mistake can be, so they completely avoid the microphone. They prefer controlled environments but people can see through it.

Instead of talking to everyday people, they hide behind official spokespersons and online PR teams who post carefully typed statements. When a government refuses to answer live questions, people start guessing what is going on behind closed doors. This lack of transparency has caused public distrust to reach an all-time high, making people believe the government is hiding massive failures.

Pay attention to how they are making public discourse about our governance cho cho cho or so-called content creation. It is an attempt to convince the voter to Ignore what people are saying, focus only on the fact that we hold the levers of state power. It is an attempt to condition the public to believe that accountability through debate is irrelevant to winning or holding power in Nigeria. They don't want any form of accountability and it's not Obi or Atiku that will suffer, if they get away with this new style for 12+ years, it will he tough to make these guys respect us going forward.

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Romance › Re: This Is The Biggest Problem Nigeria Ladies Are Facing In The Dating Market. by SixSeven: 3:22pm On Jul 27

This is the summary of your message

https://www.tiktok.com/video/7553103102446931231

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Travel › Re: "I Owe Nigerians An Apology" — Cameroonian Traveller Admits He Misjudged Nigeria by SixSeven: 3:12pm On Jul 27

humberjade:
As a country, no, we don't.

Nigeria has experienced several military coups, yet no single military ruler remained in office for anywhere close to forever. Unlike some countries, we've developed a political culture where leadership eventually changes. So the idea of a civilian staying in power indefinitely simply doesn't fit Nigeria's constitutional and political history.

The only civilian president who seriously attempted to push for a third term was Obasanjo, and Nigerians across the political spectrum stood firmly against it. That tells you a lot about the country's attitude toward constitutional term limits.

The worst that could happen with whoever you're referring to is that they serve their final constitutional term and then pack their bags afterward.

So I reiterate: although Nigeria and Cameroon share some historical ties—just as we do with Chad, Niger, and Benin—we're no longer the same people. We've evolved into different nations with different political cultures. Nigeria is significantly ahead in terms of economic size, regional influence, and cultural impact, and I don't think it's accurate to treat both countries as though they're on the same political or economic trajectory.

My friend, you can't ignore your neighbors. At least that's something you have in common. They are fighting Boko Haram with us. The way the guy in the post doesn't know much about Nigerian, Nigerians too don't know much about their neighbours. They will rather travel to France or UK than visit African countries. Obasanjo you quoted there na him give Bakassi to Biya government. Go to Cross River State and you'll see much in common at the border.

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Travel › Re: "I Owe Nigerians An Apology" — Cameroonian Traveller Admits He Misjudged Nigeria by SixSeven: 2:58pm On Jul 27

humberjade:
So Mr Political historian and scientist, what do you want me to do with this info now.

What we don't know is more than what we think we know. wink

We have much in common than you think - wetin consain us with Cameroon? Their president is also the longest serving ruler in Africa and an inspiration to some people grin

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Sports › Re: WAFCON: Esther Okoronkwo Subjected To Racist Abuse By Moroccan Fans by SixSeven: 2:54pm On Jul 27

EmmyMaestro:
That is to show how low they can go. But I also blame our government.g If only we can get our acts right, maybe we would have hosted the tournament then lemme see how they will go to another country and do their nonsense

Our government doesn't give hosting rights but CAF should be called out for giving Morocco 3x in a row.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_99LLoixkw

Travel › Re: "I Owe Nigerians An Apology" — Cameroonian Traveller Admits He Misjudged Nigeria by SixSeven: 2:42pm On Jul 27

humberjade:
If no be craze, why anybody wan dey compare Naija with Cameroon before.

Do you know why they say Atiku is not a Nigerian but from Cameroon?

Part of it is our shared history. The original 19th-century Adamawa Emirate was a territory that covered parts of northeastern Nigeria and much of what is now northern Cameroon. Colonial partitioning by the British and Germans split the historic region right down the middle. Later, following a UN plebiscite at independence, parts of British Cameroons voted to permanently join Nigeria, which is why those borderlands and the shared culture are part of Nigeria's Adamawa today.

Let me humor you. Political scientists often recognize the NCNC as Nigeria's first political party with a truly national and cross-regional appeal, rather than just being localized to Lagos. What is the meaning of NCNC? National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroons. Founded in 1944 by Herbert Macaulay and Nnamdi Azikiwe as a joint nationalist front to fight British colonial rule.

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Travel › Re: "I Owe Nigerians An Apology" — Cameroonian Traveller Admits He Misjudged Nigeria by SixSeven: 2:38pm On Jul 27

A Camerooonian wore the Super Eagles jersey to Nigeria? That's an indomitable feat wink

Travel is good sha. Most of us here sit down and judge without travelling. Travel is education. Please learn from those who have travelled, the only problem is that people lie lambastically online because...

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Sports › Re: Kick Argentina Out Of The World Cup Petition Nearly Breaks Guinness World Record by SixSeven: 2:32pm On Jul 27

Svoboda:
I read the article sir. Over 2 billion people watched the world cup. 23 million penaldo fans don't equate to the world.

Ignoring the Ronaldo and Messi debate to stay on reality. While 23 million active participants are a drop in a global viewership of 2 billion, they cannot be ignored because passive watchers do not drive results. Just like millions will tune into Big Brother, only a fraction take the time to vote. People seek entertainment for fun and escape. Civic participation (like voting) feels like a chore or a serious responsibility, which naturally attracts fewer people. Some watched the final to see Shakira, Burna Boy or whatever interests them. They don't have active interest and wouldn't bother to vote about anything football. Heck, football is not even an American thing so you cannot dismiss that 23 million petition. In fact the highest number they got on the site is 24 million.

Out of hundreds of thousands of petitions created on Change.org, the vast majority never even cross 500 signatures. According to Change.org's Petition Guides, a campaign crossing 100,000 signatures is already considered a major, news-making milestone capable of forcing a corporate or government response.

Let me make one final comparison, out of our 93,469,008 registered voters in the 2023 Nigerian presidential election, only 24,965,218 people actually voted.

Events › Re: Kebbi Mass Wedding Is Today – See The Venue + Furniture by SixSeven: 2:12pm On Jul 27

I have no problem with the event even though my reservations are there. What I have a problem with is using state resources for political campaigns. You can see the men wearing 2027 caps and APC flags at the event. This is nothing but bribery and vote buying.

In a proper democracy, there must be a clear separation between the State and the Party. Flying APC flags at the event signals to us that the benefits are coming from the political party, not the government. See how APC is turning public service into a party campaign rally.

Sad sad state of affairs undecided

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Politics › Re: How Many Of You Watched Peter Obi's Interview On Politics Today With Seun? by SixSeven: 2:04pm On Jul 27

oz4real83:
I am not a supporter of any of them, but the only thing I know is that any elected candidate that didn't work well in four years shouldn't be allowed to come back for another four years, be you Tinubu, Obi, Atiku , Sowore or whatever name you bear. This isn't time for trial, error or any other experiment, once you fail, you go.

Exactly. Look at the comment of one them, just because of political differences, he says people should be stoned to death. I don't want that kind of politics in Nigeria abeg. We had enough during Obasanjo's time with political assassinations, it's worse if the people at the bottom now embrace thuggery and violence because of a tenured post.

In a serious country, the major candidates should be preparing for political debates. Atiku, Obi, Tinubu but this mass psyop to distract us cannot work. By labeling opposition criticism and media questioning as empty chatter, the ruling party attempts to signal to the electorate that talk is cheap, weak, and effeminate, while silent execution of power is strong and masculine. It tells the voter to Ignore what people are saying, focus only on the fact that we hold the levers of state power. It is an attempt to condition the public to believe that accountability through debate is irrelevant to winning or holding power in Nigeria.

Politics › Re: Babachir Lawal: Tinubu Smokes Lots Of Silk Cigarettes, Can't Do Without Them by SixSeven: 1:53pm On Jul 27

The APC is completely avoiding live media interviews because they are terrified of their own medicine. Back when the PDP was in power, the APC watched every live interview closely and used the PDP's mistakes to destroy their reputation. Now that they are in charge, they are scared the exact same thing will happen to them. They know how dangerous a live mistake can be, so they completely avoid the microphone. They prefer controlled environments but people can see through it.

Instead of talking to everyday people, they hide behind official spokespersons and online PR teams who post carefully typed statements. By hiding behind typed statements and refusing to face live interviews, the leaders look completely detached from reality, as if they don't care about the suffering on the streets. When a government refuses to answer live questions, people start guessing what is going on behind closed doors. This lack of transparency has caused public distrust to reach an all-time high, making people believe the government is hiding massive failures.

Staying silent only works when people have food on the table. In a poverty situation, hungry and angry citizens stop seeing that silence as a smart strategy, they start to see it as arrogance, cowardice, and absolute proof that the government has failed them.

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Politics › Re: Accord Party Will Rule Nigeria In 2027 - Gbenga Hashim by SixSeven: 12:17pm On Jul 27

honor4me:
To make noises! I was offered a ticket to contest a senate seat in my State all the while knowing it’s a dead end. I asked why? They said don’t you want your name on the ballot papers? Their form is still in my drawer untouched

But your name does not appear on the ballot papers, we vote for the party. Highest is campaign poster if you don't win and INEC forms which are not made public.

Politics › Re: Tinubu Is Tired, Should Be Allowed To Retire In Peace, Says Peter Obi by SixSeven: 10:49am On Jul 27

Yesterday I wrote something about this new trend of Cho Cho cho

OverCalculating:
Did he actually say this?

We have maintained, this man should not be allowed near the mic. But his public media handlers will not listen.

They are doing him more damage and harms by allowing him to grants interviews without written scripts.

Let him talk to us. Let Tinubu and Atiku also talk to us directly. You cannot claim to want to lead us and you will be going through emisarries. Let them make their mistakes themselves. Buhari will talk during his time, 4 different people will interpret what he said. We can't be having presidents who behave like Oracles, which we all know is a way to shield their incompetency and lies. The sycophants around him will then say it is silent achiever. If we had pressed Buhari well, we would have known he was not fit for office since, man was sick and made us spend our money taking care of him. They never want those interviews. Come on

SixSeven:
APC wants to sell us a dummy.

While Tinubu's single media chat in late 2024 was a comprehensive session involving multiple major Nigerian and international outlets (Arise News, Channels TV, Bloomberg), it remains an infrequent occurrence compared to the daily or weekly media availability common in many other G20 and emerging economy nations.

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Politics › Re: Confusion: "All The Commissioners That Served Under Me Were Muslims"- Peter Obi by SixSeven: 3:12am On Jul 27

OverCalculating:
Did he actually say this?

We have maintained, this man should not be allowed near the mic. But his public media handlers will not listen.

They are doing him more damage and harms by allowing him to grants interviews without written scripts.

Let him talk to us. Let Tinubu and Atiku also talk to us directly. You cannot claim to want to lead us and you will be going through emisarries. Let them make their mistakes themselves. Buhari will talk during his time, 4 different people will interpret what he said. We can't be having presidents who behave like Oracles, which we all know is a way to shield their incompetency and lies. The sycophants around him will then say it is silent achiever. If we had pressed Buhari well, we would have known he was not fit for office since, man was sick and made us spend our money taking care of him. They never want those interviews. Come on

SixSeven:
APC wants to sell us a dummy.

While Tinubu's single media chat in late 2024 was a comprehensive session involving multiple major Nigerian and international outlets (Arise News, Channels TV, Bloomberg), it remains an infrequent occurrence compared to the daily or weekly media availability common in many other G20 and emerging economy nations.

Politics › Re: Tinubu Is Not A Healthy Man, He Has To Face His Health - Babachir Lawal by SixSeven: 3:08am On Jul 27

Smartjeezy01:
Chochocho can never win election. Make una prepare because jagaban no be Jonathan.

I've been noticing this chochocho cannot win elections. While it is masked in a way to mean that online rants cannot do anything, it is also a deeper way to avoid political debates by the APC. APC is not interested in people discussing politics, they want to bully everyone into silence. APC presidential candidates have been shielded from hard questions. The other time, Tinubu said his teamship will speak for him. He also said na statistics we go chop? These are just a few ways to evade accountability and a challenge to discuss what you want to do.

Christianity Etc › Re: Viral Videos Of White Women Boldly Preaching The Gospel On A Plane by SixSeven: 9:38am On Jul 26

This is nothing but bad behavior but how low have we come that we say BOLDLY undecided

Emotional intelligence (EQ) means knowing the right time and place to express your feelings. This core skill known as self-regulation or self-management helps you pause, control sudden urges, and share your emotions in a healthy, helpful way instead of reacting right away.

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Education › Re: Delta Governor Rewards Spelling Bee World Champion Great Okediachi With ₦20M by SixSeven: 4:17am On Jul 26

Fiscus105:
Abi ooo, everybody must become a researcher.

You will be happy man if you learn how to respect opinion of others, everyone cannot go to school or Excel in educational, besides, nation is not build only in academic way, but in all ramifications.

My friend, the point was about what we choose to reward as a society, not whether everyone should excel academically. You have managed to argue against a point that wasn't made undecided

Education › Re: Delta Governor Rewards Spelling Bee World Champion Great Okediachi With ₦20M by SixSeven: 4:10am On Jul 26

EhisChelsea1:
Those same people you say are frolicking in a house for 90 days pull in an average of 12billion naira profit for the organizers out of which, they are given a paltry 100m or so…. So there is NO basis for analysis

Learn to evaluate your examples properly.

You, my friend have missed the point. You are talking about profit, I was talking about what society chooses to celebrate. Those are two completely different things.

Rewarding a spelling champion is about encouraging academic excellence, not turning a profit. If BBNaija makes ₦12 billion, then the prize money is a commercial decision.

The fact that both prizes are paid in money doesn't mean they are rewarding the same thing.
One is paying for commercial success while the other is recognising intellectual achievement. Same currency, different values.

Celebrities › Re: Geh Geh Wedding Photos And Videos Go Viral by SixSeven: 9:58pm On Jul 25

Risingblue008:
A clear example of do what I say and not what I do

The guys don loose guard men ooo

I knew he was a joke

Take advice, but don't hesitate to do what you know is right. Don't build your values around influencers or public figures. The version you see online is only part of the story, and when their private lives come to light, disappointment often follows. Those who place their faith in personalities will be shaken when masks fall but those who place it in principles remain unmoved.

Take counsel from many, but give your loyalty only to virtue. Learn from people, but always think for yourself. People always look for principles in others but themselves!

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Education › Re: Delta Governor Rewards Spelling Bee World Champion Great Okediachi With ₦20M by SixSeven: 8:47pm On Jul 25

Iamdbull:
Dbull on this one!!

Is that not too much? Giving him a scholarship to delsu with every other necessary things would have suffice

It's not too much. It's better than someone frolicking in a house for 90 days please. If rewarding a spelling champion seems excessive, perhaps we have simply become accustomed to overpaying for people whose greatest achievement is surviving a reality TV eviction.

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Politics › Re: China Comparison: Penalty for Drug Trafficking Is Death - Atiku Replies Onanuga by SixSeven: 7:25pm On Jul 25

It was in the news recently.

In February 2026, China executed four leaders of the notorious Bai family criminal syndicate via the Shenzhen Intermediate People's Court. They operated massive, violent cyber-fraud and drug trafficking compounds out of northern Myanmar.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwnDRyx1bcM

This followed the mass execution of 11 members linked to the brutal Ming Family Syndicate. The mafia clan ran illegal operations generating over $1.4 billion USD, ruthlessly killing workers who attempted to escape.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgSAsRxBPEo

Why is China so rough on drug trafficking?

In the 1800s, British merchants flooded China with opium to fix a massive trade deficit caused by Western demand for Chinese tea, silk, and porcelain. When the Qing Emperor tried to ban the drug and destroy British stockpiles in Guangzhou, Great Britain used its superior navy to launch the First Opium War (1839-1842). China lost severely, leading to the Century of Humiliation. They were forced to sign unequal treaties, cede Hong Kong to Britain, open their ports to foreign dominance, and legally tolerate the drug trade. By the late 1890s, an estimated 15 million Chinese citizens were addicted to opium, crippling the economy, military readiness, and social fabric of the nation.

When Mao Zedong and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) took power in 1949, one of their foundational promises to solidify legitimacy was the total eradication of the drug trade. Narcotics were explicitly linked to foreign imperialism and domestic weakness.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVeS6VBOux4

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Politics › Re: Fake Agency Originated From Buhari Government— Budget Office Explains by SixSeven: 2:33pm On Jul 25

One day you abuse Buhari

Another day you embrace Buhari

Omo wetin dead man no go collect ehhh

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2kmeucCGAc

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Education › Re: Is First Class Degree Highly Celebrated By Whites? by SixSeven: 2:07pm On Jul 25*

Omoawoke:
Like , I didn’t know a day would come when someone would be using google search to be arguing that one can get hired in the likes of JPmorgan as an investment banker without a degree…

It’s just insane and an argument dead on arrival…

Apart from even having the basic qualifications … there are some certain roles and firms that you cannot get hired without finishing from Ivy League schools or having very strong MBA plus strong certifications like CFA..
even with all these, the interview process is highly competitive case..

Or what of consulting jobs in the likes of BCG, and McKinsey…
Or even tech companies of the likes of Microsoft, google, Apple, Amazon, Workday, etc

It’s very obvious the guy knows nothing about finance career and he claimed he has finance experience

Androblaze, I put it to you that you don’t have any finance experience…
Maybe you worked in Opay customer service or moniepoint and thought that counted as finance experience

Lmao

I think the broader topic is how the society has refused to use the talents we have. What he is saying is not entirely wrong, it's just the basis and conclusion. Everyone has a role to play in the country. Because everything in Nigeria has been reduced to money and materiality, people no longer look at the systemic values and what each person can do in the system. Brain drain did not start today and there is a reason why the West takes the best of us and we are left with the rest cheesy

PARTNER: "80% of our top graduates go abroad and only 10% come back. We are educating people for the Western world". - Mustafa Chike Obi.

Watch the full episode on YouTube.
@policywithoutpoliticspod pic.twitter.com/CNhVvBon0S
— TechCabal (@TechCabal) July 20, 2026

People have said that this particular government seems to want education destroyed and there is a constant attack on the value of education but color me pink - their kids school abroad. They don't even hide it, they now post pictures of their graduation ceremonies. It is easy to control a population who are not just educated but properly educated and hungry.

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