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Health › Re: Omo ADHD Has Ruined My Life What’s The Cure ? by sunboy(m): 3:56pm On Oct 07
Kukutente23:
There's nothing like ADHD
No allow Oyinbo to dey whine you
This is my conclusion. It’s a woke/GenZ invention.

It is okay to be have any of those symptoms if you lack good sleep and rest.

So rest more! And jot things down if you become forgetful.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US- Iran MOU: Why Didn't Iran Attempt To Strike Israel After Attack On Beirut? by sunboy(m): 7:04pm On Oct 03
Wrong! Israel is militarily solid today because they fight every day.
They are solid become of American tax payers dollars and American tech that they have unhindered access to.

It should go and face Iran alone if it’s that strong.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Midterm Elections:Early Voting Data Show Signs Of Democrats Advantage(Photos) by sunboy(m): 5:21pm On Oct 02
nairalanda1:
Nope. I actually read american media, so I know what I am talking about.
My statement hasn’t changed. You’re completely off point. Whatever you typed up there are from your wild imagination and far from reality.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Midterm Elections:Early Voting Data Show Signs Of Democrats Advantage(Photos) by sunboy(m): 5:57am On Oct 02
nairalanda1:
Because

1. Most muslims in the USA are recent immigrants. Recent immigrants are usually poor. Democrats support welfare programmes for the poor which many poor people incl immigrants rely on

2. Once upon a time Muslims used to vote for republicans. 9.11 essentially sparked an anti muslim backlash in the republican party, which led to many muslims going democrat.

3. Palestine

4. Even with the above, muslims are not always pro-democrat. Some still vote republican, and on certain issues like LGBTQstuff, most rank and file muslims would support the republican position or abstain.
All your points are baseline and false. Definitely from your imagination behind your keyboard, far away from the reality.
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Vows Life Imprisonment For Hard Drug Importers If Elected President by sunboy(m): 4:55am On Sep 21
Why imprisonment and not death sentence.
Agriculture › Re: I've Finally Caught The 'Terrorist' Destroying My Yams (Photos) by sunboy(m): 3:45pm On Sep 18
boldmkay:
For abroad, it means you killed a living thing and you’ll be jailed
We can tell you’ve never been abroad grin grin
Politics › Re: Tinubu Will Be Embarrassed At UNGA Meeting – Von Batten-Montague by sunboy(m):
They just want lobby service money that’s all.

They have not embarrassed Trump with all his connections to Epstein.

They have not embarrassed Al Shara, a know alqaeda terrorist that was formerly on US wanted list, now been invited to the White House twice.

What about Bibi that the same UN called his actions genocide?

Smh
TV/Movies › Re: Igbos Built Nollywood But Yorubas Have Become Dominant — Francis Duru by sunboy(m): 6:00am On Aug 30
wellmax:
Igbos can claim everything.

Cinema and movies started in the west.
The old Western Region led all of west Africa in entertainment. That’s fact!
TV/Movies › Re: Igbos Built Nollywood But Yorubas Have Become Dominant — Francis Duru by sunboy(m): 5:58am On Aug 30
Cmeo:
That Francis Duru word is very incorrect and half truth that could be termed mischievous from a man of his age.

Cinematic part of Nollywood was started by the Yourbas with the like of Hubert Ogunde in the 70's. The Soap-Opera part of Nollywood was first stated by Laolu Ogunniyi in the late 70's (another Yoruba man) and Alade Aromire (again, Yoruba man) started the home videos part of Nollywood in the late 80's that also becomes a critical part of Nollywood today. Nollywood has its root and present day sustenance in the hands of Yorubas, although we cannot deny the fact that the Igbo made Nollywood competitive in the 90's.

I challenge anyone to fact check this. Francis Duru should not tell us that "Living in the bondage" was the beginning of what is called Nollywood today.
God bless you!

Also remember the first television station in West Africa was on Yoruba land and they invested heavily in contents too back then.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US- Iran MOU: Why Didn't Iran Attempt To Strike Israel After Attack On Beirut? by sunboy(m): 9:17pm On Aug 28
BlocksNG:
that's why Iran shot down 4 USA warplanes and shot down zero IAF jets. Use your brain
lol all IAF jets are American-made...wake up!
Their Iron Dome is American-funded.
Their GBUs are all American!
Their ADs are either built on an American platform or directly funded by the US military.
Foreign Affairs › Re: IRGC Strikes Kuwait Air Base In Response To New US Violations by sunboy(m): 9:15pm On Aug 28
Apcshit:
Why should there not be a base there
Israel does not want it.
Celebrities › Re: Fela Not Originator Of Afrobeats – Tekno by sunboy(m): 8:35pm On Aug 28
realsoftouch:
TECNO just shut up your mouth...
Fela created Afro-Jazz ... he learned Jazz while in music school, and he localized it with Yoruba and Broken english. The adaptation of AfroJazz evolved into the Afrobeat he is credited with today.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s foreign reserves cross $53 billion, hit highest level since 2009 by sunboy(m): 4:27pm On Aug 28
Leepeak:
As at mid-2026, the official numbers from the Debt Management Office (DMO) and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) show the current financial position:

1. The Numbers Breakdown
External Debt (Money owed to foreign countries/institutions): Stand at around $51.9 Billion.

Internal Debt (Local debt owed inside Nigeria via Treasury Bills, Bonds, etc.): Stand at approximately ₦82.8 Trillion.

Total Public Debt: Combined together, Nigeria's total public debt is around $111.6 Billion.

Foreign Reserves (Nigeria's 53.1$b)
Nonsense
Economically your math doesn’t make sense and irrelevant… here’s an example:

UK - Reserve $200bn, Public debt $2.9trn
Japan - reserve $1.8trn, debt 9.6trn

Now let’s use a comparable economy like Nigeria…
Egypt - Reserve $56bn, Debt $320bn
Indonesia - Reserve $145bn, Debt $600bn
Pakistan - Reserve $22bn, Debt $90bn
South Africa - Reserve $70bn, Debt $400 billion.

What matters in reality is: what is your debt to GDP. Not debt to reserve. Reserve is to boost investors confidence in your economy, give wiggle-room for debt and exchange rate stability.

A good debt profile is when your debt to gdp is below 60% of your gdp. Nigeria’s public debt is currently less than 35%. All of the comparable economy listed above are all at 60-90% of their debt to GDP ratio.

Nigeria is doing amazing economically since Tinubu stepped in, that’s fact! Coming from someone who didn’t vote for him.

By that, we are doing a whole lot better than many economies, couple with a 4.1% economy growth.
Note: I’m not a fan of Tinubu nor did I vote for him o.

Tinubu may be every other thing, but our economy is on the right path, he’s getting that one thing right. It will trickle down to the common man if we continue at this trajectory, but it won’t happen overnight.

Go school, you people refused.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s foreign reserves cross $53 billion, hit highest level since 2009 by sunboy(m): 3:43pm On Aug 28
Darekiki:
Tinubu really worked on the economy to generate funds. Which I know he is good at doing. But brought in politics to destroy everything by releasing funds for governors and political friends, while those hungry lions kept milking the nation.
People are saying seyi Makinde is good
He tried but also disappointed with abandoned local government roads to various areas since Akala tenure.
Well we can't have a perfect government but abandoned roads to various neighborhoods is disheartening. Bcus nobody will tell you to avoid some areas by the time mechanics open shop for your head.
Hold your local govt office accountable!

They are receiving a lot more than they ever gotten directly from the FG and now autonomous.

Hold then accountable for local issues, hold governors for state issues. That’s how governance works everywhere.

Everything no be federal fault.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Inflicted Billions In Damage To US Intelligence Sites, NBC News by sunboy(m): 12:39pm On Aug 27
Dogalmighty17:
Iran exposed the US to be a paper tiger. None of US objectives for starting the war have been met. Critical US infrastructure remains damaged to the point that US military logistics in middle east are nearly crippled.
America started another war and lost. This is the worst military blunder in the history of the United States. Iran still controls the strait of Hormuz, hardliners are still in charge of the Iranian government, not an ounce of nuclear material has been retrieved by the US, as much as 900kgs of fissile material remain in secure and undisclosed locations around the country and worse, America can do nothing to immediately change the current trajectory of defeat.

Which is why the incompetent and impotent Donald Trump took to his truth social page to lamely declare 'mission accomplished' yesterday. One would wonder why the coward didn't go to the middle east to make that declaration on the deck of a US carrier like George Bush Jnr did. But then you remember that the coward had to hide in the compartments of a food delivery truck like a rat to escape from Turkey. He abandoned Airforce One out of fear of the Iranians.
America is not a paper tiger. Russia and China knows. We are just being ruled by incompetent people who went to war without a solid plan, and justification to gather support from the American people.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Tehran Gas Stations Run Dry As Iran Faces Growing Fuel Shortage by sunboy(m): 3:56pm On Aug 20
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Tehran Gas Stations Run Dry As Iran Faces Growing Fuel Shortage by sunboy(m): 3:54pm On Aug 20
Originalsly:
Hmmmm ... Iran gas stations running dry ..... US oil reserves running dry ... who is in a better position? Iranians are about to cry .... Americans been crying ... who is in a better position? Some of us have no clue how much Trump is disliked in the US .
I can tell you for free that the Venezuela oil is what is giving the relief in the US.
Even at that gas is high, among other high costs of living which Trump expect average Americans to endure.

The real problem is that, those middle easterners can endure 100x what an average American cannot. All of this endurance leads to the November election.

If Iran can hold on till November they’ve strategically won and the republicans know this is costing them that important election.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Tehran Gas Stations Run Dry As Iran Faces Growing Fuel Shortage by sunboy(m): 3:47pm On Aug 20
Iran2025:
Iran is winning the war.

Why are you people sponsoring terrorism? Use the money to develop your country like Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
Except that Saudi and Qatar have never been under US sanctions since 1978, because their citizens kicked out a foreign puppet.

You people just come online to type sha… our country is not under any single sanctions yet we couldn’t reach Irans level of development grin grin
Travel › Re: I Want To Go Back To Nigeria, I Miss ‘agbero’ — Us-based Lady Cries Out by sunboy(m): 4:00pm On Aug 19
NwaNimo1:
Ice and TRUMP = please take note!
Not everyone living abroad is an illegal immigrant LIKE YOUR UNCLE grin
Politics › Re: Fuel Is Way More Expensive In Nigeria Than Europe” – Tourist by sunboy(m): 6:48pm On Aug 07
Funny how a random oyinbo content creator can lie or say something out of ignorance and Nigerians would believe it 😂😂😂
Science/Technology › Re: Nigerian Man Creates A Humanoid Robot From Scratch, Then Puts It To The Test (P by sunboy(m): 5:09am On Jul 12
Sonofgod1990:
This is something a 5 years old person can build in less than 2 days here in united state of America. Nigeria with backwardness
Inferiority complex detected!

Which 5 years olds are building humanoids around the world? Una go just Dey type rubbish on the internet 😂
Foreign Affairs › Re: Downed US Pilot Saw Iran Drones Flying In ‘jellyfish’ Formation by sunboy(m): 1:17am On Jun 24
BlocksNG:
Iran
​Total Deaths: Estimates range from 3,468 to 3,636 according to internal and independent human rights tracking (HRANA), while US and Israeli intelligence estimate the total military and leadership toll alone at over 6,000.
​
Key Details: The dead include 1,701 documented civilians (including at least 254 children) and significant military leadership. Major strikes assassinated several top officials, including Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, Defense Minister Aziz Nasirzadeh, and IRGC commander Mohammad Pakpour.

​Injuries: The Iranian Health Ministry reports up to 26,500 people injured.

​2. Lebanon
​Total Deaths: 3,756 to 3,912 people killed according to the Lebanese Health Ministry. This includes roughly 1,000 to 2,500 Hezbollah fighters alongside significant civilian casualties from widespread border and internal air campaigns.

​Injuries: Over 11,600 people treated for injuries.
​
3. Israel
​Total Deaths: 67 people killed, which includes 28 civilians, 32 active duty soldiers, 1 contractor, and several off-duty military personnel.
​
Injuries: 9,156 people injured or hospitalized, primarily due to the impact or stress of the estimated 550 ballistic missiles and 1,000 drones fired at Israeli territory.

cheap propaganda from freestuffsNG, God1000, yarimo. Kids stuffs
The Russians lost more soldiers during the Kaliningrad battle, they are victorious in the end.

Infact, Russians are known to use body waves as a strategy.

You statistics don’t make any sense in armed conflict.
Foreign Affairs › Re: US- Iran MOU: Why Didn't Iran Attempt To Strike Israel After Attack On Beirut? by sunboy(m): 6:19pm On Jun 15
BlocksNG:
that's why Iran shot down 4 USA warplanes and shot down zero IAF jets. Use your brain
You can type your points without the insult.

Iran shut down US aircraft’s because US made itself available to fight Israeli’s war. That further confirms my claim.

But insulting doesn’t make you right or smarter! Israel has solid military today because of American military backing at their disposal.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Decomposing Body Found Near Iran's World Cup Training Camp In Mexico by sunboy(m): 2:19pm On Jun 15
meobizy:
Just another day in Mexico. This is not news to me.
Especially coming out of Tijuana .. this is not a news at all.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Tehran Recruits Psychologists To Tailor Messages For 'Mentally Ill' Trump by sunboy(m): 2:17pm On Jun 15
FreeStuffsNG:
Iranian officials reported that treating the US president 'like dealing with a patient' has already yielded 'some progress' in negotiations.

I am not surprised. Little wonder the Iranians are way ahead of him.

The Iranians have smart, brilliant, experienced PhD holders who are career military strategists and career diplomats to run their military and diplomatic strategy while Trump got his business partner, Wikoff, and son-in-law, Jared, who are both barely educated beyond 1st degree and with almost zero experience in military strategy and war diplomacy, to lead US team engaging with the intellectually more sophisticated Iranians while ignoring the highly experienced US bureacracy and career diplomats.
The US does have career diplomats and negotiators… but politics was put ahead of competence. Those people were laid off, and replaced with friends and family who knew nothing about diplomacy talks.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Breaking: Iran Abandons Nuclear Ambitions After Signing Agreements With The USA by sunboy(m): 2:11pm On Jun 15
engrfaruq:
There was never a time Iran indicated ambition to build nuclear weapon, and that was the condition of things before the war, before Trump tore the previous agreement.
You get!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Breaking: Iran Abandons Nuclear Ambitions After Signing Agreements With The USA by sunboy(m): 2:11pm On Jun 15
Iran has never had a nuclear weapons program, how can it relinquish what it does not have.. just like it was state in the JCPOA. It only reaffirms that I won’t have such programs.

Fix your headline!!!
Foreign Affairs › Re: US- Iran MOU: Why Didn't Iran Attempt To Strike Israel After Attack On Beirut? by sunboy(m): 2:09pm On Jun 15
BlocksNG:
There's no millitary capabilities that can match Isrealis, there's something special and hidden about them.
The US defense resources at their disposal is what makes them special and it’s the hidden secret 😂
Foreign Affairs › Re: US- Iran MOU: Why Didn't Iran Attempt To Strike Israel After Attack On Beirut? by sunboy(m): 2:08pm On Jun 15
HacheNoire:
Your TV is faulty and lagging! Change it!

You don’t have access to real time information’s!

Just composing gibberish from one sty you inhabit.
I agree! Either that, or he refused to simply check the news before jumping to type lmao 😂
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Agrees Not To Build A Nuke, Will Reopen Strait Of Hormuz by sunboy(m): 1:45pm On Jun 15
Mattswaggz:
Iran would never give up give up their nuclear weapon program blah blah blah....where are those guys that have been singing these songs here?....wuna think say na by mouth abi?. undecided .
Iran has never had a nuclear weapons program ever, and they have constantly said they do not intend to have one. IAEA and US intelligence agencies confirmed this.

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