Politics › Re: Fayemi To Cyril Fasuyi: You Lied, Natasha Never Accused Me Of Sexual Harassment by SmartyPants(m): 1:59am On Mar 06, 2025*. Modified: 11:01am On Mar 06, 2025 |
mohbadliveson: TheCable lied and they have deleted the report. Fayemi never accused the senator of lying He couldn't have... I'm shocked at the comments I was reading before yours because clearly the report there says the senator alleged that Natasha falsely accused Fayemi of selling Ajaokuta - nothing to do with sexual harassment. Such a nonsensical piece of reporting. It is obvious 90% of people on this site are complete airheads. |
Politics › Re: Senate Cannot Entertain Natasha's Petition Against Akpabio - Senator Imasuen by SmartyPants(m): 6:15pm On Mar 05, 2025 |
“The legislature is a separate arm of government and another arm of government cannot dictate to the other,” What we have here is a law maker who does not know the law! |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump ‘BANS Britain From Sharing War Intelligence With Ukraine by SmartyPants(m): 2:41pm On Mar 05, 2025 |
CoronaVirusPro: Morafvcker!
Banning a sovereign country!
The orange morbidly obese turd is power drunk! He banned them from sharing intel given to them by the US. They can do whatever they want with their own intel. Try to read. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump ‘BANS Britain From Sharing War Intelligence With Ukraine by SmartyPants(m): 2:40pm On Mar 05, 2025*. Modified: 6:13pm On Mar 05, 2025 |
LordBiden: If putin is smart enough this is the perfect time to double his efforts to capture kiev and install a pro-Russian leader in Ukraine that will be friendly to Moscow.
So far so good all putins goals in this war will have to be implemented before he can agree to ceasefire. Lol, that would be most counterproductive as it would prove that Putin is the problem and the one who doesn't want peace. That will force the US to adopt a much more aggressive posture, since the fall of Ukraine will also present a much broader security risk to NATO as a whole. The war is over. All parties will maintain the status quo. I predict Putin will give back some territories and Ukraine will hold new elections very shortly. |
Sports › Re: 2026 WCQ: Chelle Releases Super Eagles Squad For Rwanda, Zimbabwe by SmartyPants(m): 8:31pm On Mar 04, 2025 |
LibertyRep: Chelle? I haven't been following the SE news for a while now.
So there's a new gaffer in charge.
Good luckm You can't be serious  |
Crime › Re: Angolan Businessman Arrested At Kano Airport For Drug Trafficking by SmartyPants(m): 8:14am On Mar 03, 2025 |
lol Nigerians have gone to start taking other countries' names and passports ehn?
What would an Angolan be doing selling drugs in Nigeria? Does that person even have the southern African features or West African features?
Haba! |
Politics › Re: 'Natasha Akpoti Once Told Me About Meeting Akpabio In Hotel’ - Kingibe by SmartyPants(m): 11:32am On Mar 01, 2025 |
GanagiBitrus: It's not. There are sex-related incidents against women we get away with in this part of the world, that will land you in jail elsewhere. Okay, but not what you described. There's no where in the world where expressing interest in a woman is an offence. It is how you do it and what happens after she says no that matters. |
Politics › Re: 'Natasha Akpoti Once Told Me About Meeting Akpabio In Hotel’ - Kingibe by SmartyPants(m): 11:16am On Mar 01, 2025 |
GanagiBitrus: In this part of the world, making sexual advances at a woman is generally not regarded as a serious case of sexual harassment, unless it degenerates to physical sexual assault.
Also bear in mind that the woman, by her actions, may be indirectly giving the man green light, so the man starts simping for her & doing her biddings. It's a form of mind-control by women.
Trouble starts when she refuses the man's further sexual advances & the man starts going against her biddings. That's the same everywhere. |
Properties › Re: Inflation Drives Lagos Rent Crisis, Residents Forced To Move by SmartyPants(m): 1:09pm On Feb 28, 2025 |
BigDick70inch: Honestly.......Lagos rent increment is something else......
Partially....due to the involvement of the lazy grown up idiot called AGENTS......
Craziest part is hardly will this mofos let u have direct access to the landlord/landlady The landlords don't want to deal with you either. |
Health › Re: Fake Drugs: NAFDAC Reopens Shops Belonging To Traders Cleared Of Wrongdoing by SmartyPants(m): 12:42pm On Feb 28, 2025 |
VeeVeeMyLuv: Next time you guys should try as much as possible to be surgical in your approach/operation
In the process of Trying to eliminate the parasite, you might end up killing the host Ironically, that's exactly what they did. They put the host into anesthesia and operated surgically to extract the parasite. |
Education › Re: University Of Ibadan 400 Level Student Goes Viral Over His Unique Full Name by SmartyPants(m): 10:10am On Feb 28, 2025 |
Will is not a name - it's a short form of a several names including William, Willard (as in the case of Will Smithh), and so on. When we emulate things without fully understanding them, this is the result. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Troops Capture Notorious Kidnappers, Terrorists In Plateau State by SmartyPants(m): 6:36pm On Feb 27, 2025 |
Softmirror: It's not an insinuation. It is FACT backed with public evidence.
It is one thing for our military to be doing their best it is another thing for our judiciary to keep releasing criminals in the name of 'REPENTANTS' back into the society.
If you don't want to kill them. Look for a very fertile land and make them productive to the society. The judiciary does not and has never released anyone in the name of being "repentants." The release of so-called "repentants" is always an act of the executive, and it is only the executive that has the authority to do so. Why can't you behave like a sensible adult and get your facts right?? |
Health › Re: USAID-Donated Drugs Found In Lagos, Abia Markets — NAFDAC by SmartyPants(m): 11:29am On Feb 27, 2025 |
aikyg: It's not the job of NAFDAC to seize USAID donated drugs from traders who probably bought them from the NGOs. NAFDAC should only make sure that those drugs have not expired. The traders bought the drugs from the NGOs, so it is their property. She affirmed that the operation uncovered shocking violations of drug storage and distribution regulations, including diverted donated medical supplies, large quantities of USAID and UNFPA-donated antiretroviral drugs and condoms meant to support Nigeria’s HIV/AIDS response were found expired and repackaged for sale.
These life-saving medications, she added, were either improperly stored or deliberately resold for profit, undermining global efforts to combat HIV/AIDS in Nigeria.
While the integrity and legality of some of the products were not in question, the storage environment was harsh and could denature the products, she explained.
“Some of the products (seized) are large quantities of donated antiretroviral drugs, expired female, and male condoms by USAID, UNFPA. Is it too much to just read what was posted well?? They were seized because they re expired or likely to be chemically altered due to unsafe storage conditions! And, in any case, receiving stolen goods is a crime! |
Politics › Re: CBN Foreign Reserves Hits 3-Year High, Surpasses $40 Billion by SmartyPants(m): 6:21pm On Feb 26, 2025 |
shortIGBOman: What is there to celebrate? It was over 40b dollars during Buhari. Tinubu and his incompetent team depilated it to about 30b. What? When Buhari left, the foreign reserves were around a paltry $3.7bn! |
Politics › Re: 1966 Coup Was Not An Igbo Coup - Seun Osewa by SmartyPants(m): 12:27am On Feb 26, 2025 |
Racoon: Have the July 1966 Northern coup merchants and their vestigial surviving members ever apologised for the 1983, 1985, and 1993 coups incursion that have further bastardized this nation?
Why are the January 1966 boys the only ones being demonised when any military coup is an illegality. It simply means your political correctness military or otherwise depends on which section of the country you belong or comes from. Too bad! Were the 83, 85, and 93 coups bloody? Be asking stupid questions. |
Celebrities › Re: "Annie Idibia's Leg To Be Amputated” - Cboss_hotline247 by SmartyPants(m): 6:56pm On Feb 25, 2025 |
Victoriousfight: Which one is Igbaux? Igbeaux - apparently a Nigerian slang for weed. |
Sports › Re: Victor Osimhen Move To Manchester United 95% Completed by SmartyPants(m): 9:28pm On Feb 24, 2025 |
Fernandeswagger: Lol...check well, Yahoo is actually quoting M.E.N(Manchester Evening News). If you know anything, you'd know MEN is very reputable. Which reputable. You didn't see that MEN are quoting "Nigerian sources"? Which is actually just Businessday? |
Sports › Re: Victor Osimhen Move To Manchester United 95% Completed by SmartyPants(m): 9:26pm On Feb 24, 2025 |
What a load of crap. |
Politics › Re: Brazilian Firm Plans $2.5bn Livestock Investment In Ogun (Pics) by SmartyPants(m): 6:27pm On Feb 24, 2025 |
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Politics › Re: IBB Confirmed 1966 Coup Was Igbo-led – Fani-kayode by SmartyPants(m): 3:16pm On Feb 24, 2025 |
phantom: 😂 😂.. yorubas have been running kita kata like sluts in post war Berlin on this issue for the past 3 days 
Make una go rest... e don cast... IT WAS NOT AN IGBO COUP!!
I am still looking for the soft copy of Adewale Ademoyega's "why we struck" so i can post it here for these clueless bigots to read and instantly go mute.
In actual fact, Ademoyega was the mastermind of that coup. NZEOGWU was the face!
Ademoyega did the recruiting of officers into the plan. In addition to the fact he was the most senior in age, he appeared to be the most educated and strategic.
He it was that drafted Major Theophilus Nzegwu, the first igbo air force officer to organise the aircraft that would bring Awo from Calabar prison after the success of the coup.
I will find the soft copy of "why we struck".. I lost my physical copy unfortunately but I'll definitely find it and have it posted here.
PS: Nzeogwu is an igbo man in one breath and his people in delta state are not igbos in another according to these cursed ronu twats 😂... keep spinning your double mouthed selves into a corner.
PSS: Maybe we should also term the obasanjo coup as a yoruba coup and the Buhari/Abacha coups as fulani coups 🤦🏾♂️ Which coup was that?? |
Politics › Re: Question Of The January 14,1966 Coup by SmartyPants(m): 2:44pm On Feb 24, 2025 |
Ochomastel: I'm posing this question for sane, intelligent and cognitively sound minds only- so if you're another of those low IQ ethnic baiting trolls looking to derail and deflect my thread with your nonsense, I'll come for you and your father.
So here's my question: Since most Nigerians still believe and have insisted the January '66 coup was masterminded by Igbos and was the genesis of all our problems and woes today, how come the subsequent coups that happened in Nigeria years after the 1966 coups failed to fix the supposed maladies the Nzeogwu coup precipitated? how come all the years of military governments led by the Northerners and to some extent the Yorubas failed to fix all the problems their imagined Igbo nemesis caused in the first republic?
Lastly if Aguiyi-Ironsi's unification degree was the catalyst for all the constitutional problems we face today, how come all the Northern, Middle belt and SW generals who later ruled Nigeria from the military to civilian governments (in which the Igbos were largely isolated) still failed to correct all the mistakes Ironsi made? At what point will Nigerians from certain sections of the country start taking responsibility for the disasters caused by leaders from their own ethnic stock in all the years they controlled power, and stop pitching and gaslighting us about events that happened in 1966 Maybe it may help if you reference some specific persons who have made the arguments you highlighted above. I don't know of anyone who has ever argued that all the problems in Nigeria were created by only one group or that all the blame lies with only one particular person. Which is the certain section of the country that needs to take responsibility for the errors of their leaders? This sounds like projective identification, as you have not taken any responsibility for yours. The mess in Nigeria is the result of cumulative errors. However, certain errors are clearly the foundation of others. If it so happens that your leaders began the relay race, well, that's unfortunate, but trying to then erase history by pointing fingers at other leaders who made errors makes no sense. Again, perhaps you can share some references to persons who have claimed all the problems are from one side so that your argument may become clearer. |
Career › Re: Is 80k In Naira A Good Salary? by SmartyPants(m): 11:30am On Feb 24, 2025 |
Tiwaz2: Good day house, pls is 80k in naira a good salary... What is the job? Where do you live? What is your level of education? Are you married or single? What is your current income? Without these details your question can't be answered reasonably. |
Politics › Re: 1966 Coup Wasn't An Igbo Coup; IBB Isn't The First To Say So - David Hundeyin by SmartyPants(m): 10:51am On Feb 24, 2025 |
Christlike01: "It was heinously callous for Nzeogwu to have murdered Sir Ahmadu Bello and his wife, Hafsatu, because not only were they eminently adored by many but also because they were said not to have put up a fight. From that moment the putsch was infiltrated by "outsiders" to its supposed original intention and it took on an unmistakable ethnic coloration compounded by the fact that there were no related coup activities in the Eastern Region"- President Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, 'A Journey In Service: An Autobiography', February 2025. I keep wondering how anyone could read this and claim IBB said it wasn't an ethnic coup. Do People just invent their own realities these days? |
Politics › Re: 1966 Coup Wasn't An Igbo Coup; IBB Isn't The First To Say So - David Hundeyin by SmartyPants(m): 10:45am On Feb 24, 2025 |
I think this particular aspect of the IBB saga proves merely that the majority of Nigerians don't have a good working knowledge of English. There was no place where IBB said it wasn't an Igbo coup. He also never said it was, though he did say it eventually took on an ethnic coloration. He merely attempted to show both sides of the argument while finally hinting that those who saw it as an ethnic coup had good reasons to do so, but people have willfully or stupidly taken it out of context to further unnecessary agendas. |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Would Not Have Done Anything Differently - Cosmas Maduka by SmartyPants(m): 10:32am On Feb 24, 2025*. Modified: 12:24pm On Feb 26, 2025 |
okosodo: The only problem of an igbo man is another igbo man So everyone who shares a slightly different point of view, qualifies as a "problem"? Can you logically point out the negative thing Maduka said here? What an ideaology. |
Politics › Re: EdoBEST: I Wept When I Inspected One Of The Schools Obaseki Left Behind - Iyamu by SmartyPants(m): 10:26am On Feb 24, 2025 |
YoruBads: Will he do everything at the same time?
Governance is small small.
He did what he could, the new man should do his too.
Rome.was.not built in a day Do you feel the $70mn was used wisely? |
Pets › Re: Lion Found In Abuja, Kept As Pet (Video) by SmartyPants(m): 2:28pm On Feb 23, 2025 |
rydow: That's a mountain lion. It's not a cub. They're dangerous species too. Ill advise you left it Go!!! We don't have mountain lions in Nigeria. And adult mountain lions are way bigger than that. That's a cub in any specie of big cat. |
Politics › Re: Flutterwave And Alami Executives Visit President Tinubu by SmartyPants(m): 1:07pm On Feb 23, 2025 |
JoshTim: Flutterwave is a bigger brand....the major product is cross border payments but they also do POS...under white label products....
So most of these bank's POS you see around...they are white labelled by FLUTTERWAVE That's interesting. Thaks for sharing. |
Politics › Re: 10 Revisionist Books To Expect In The Next 20 Years - Fisayo Soyombo by SmartyPants(m): 12:16pm On Feb 23, 2025 |
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Politics › Re: 10 Revisionist Books To Expect In The Next 20 Years - Fisayo Soyombo by SmartyPants(m): 12:15pm On Feb 23, 2025 |
Well, since we're all writers now, why not? lol! |
Politics › Re: Flutterwave And Alami Executives Visit President Tinubu by SmartyPants(m): 8:34am On Feb 23, 2025 |
straighttalk: Opay has already dominated the market space. They need to do a lot more for Nigerians to feel their impact.
... wishing them well Opay and flutterwave don't do the same thing. |
Politics › Re: There Was No Igbo Coup - Rufai Oseni by SmartyPants(m): 2:44pm On Feb 22, 2025 |
Ojuntana: Always learn to read and understand before you make comments I pointed out the fact that the beneficiaries of the coup emerged in order of seniority not ethnicity The examples I gave was to show how the drivers of the coup where not always the beneficiaries Go back and read slowly ok The point clearly is, you said there has not been any ethnic coup but nothing you then posted in support of that statement. This was your thesis: There has never been an ethnic coup in Nigeria
Nigeria's military was too colonised to play along tribal lines in those days This was your supposed evidence in support of it: Note this: Aguiyi Ironsi became the first military head after the Igbo coup which killed two northern Muslims
He was killed in July in a counter coup and the man who emerged after him was a northern Christian who went on to become the longest serving military head of state we had.
He was removed and his replacement was a northern Muslim who barely lasted six months before he was also killed in a countercoup and the beneficiary was a southern Christian. Then came back to the ethnic angle in your conclusion. If you look at the trends of the aftermath of each coup, you'll notice the ultimate beneficiaries are not usually from the ethnic stock of those who carried out the coup An absolute shitshow of a post and an even shittier attempt at a riposte. Terrible attitude! You don't even seem to remember what you posted, as you are now falsely claiming to have pointed out the fact that beneficiaries of coups emerged by seniority, not ethnicity. Even if that was your point, it would be false. For example, when Gowon emerged as president, Brigadier Ogundipe was the most senior military officer. So clearly, there was not much thought put into your post - which is reflected in its disjointed nature. Perhaps you need to think slower and be even slower to express your thoughts next time. |