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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Union Rejects Israel's Recognition Of Somaliland As An Independent State by Taich(m): 11:47am On Dec 27, 2025
Who is African Union again? Or this guys are not seeing what is happening? For Au to relevant in anything, they will have to fund themselves 1st. The moment you collect from from anyone without providing anything in exchange, you have lost your voice.
Politics › Re: Sokoto First Lady Sponsors 500 Men For Circumcision by Taich(m): 10:18am On Dec 23, 2025
Jakumo:
Congratulations on your figuring out how to use Chat GPT in a bid to enlighten us villagers as we sit in our huts marveling at technology.

Returning to the topic at hand, nobody is arguing against male circumcision as a male hygiene priority, for the precise reasons you kindly parroted verbatim for us above. What sensible contributors are saying in this thread is as
1. It is wrong for any woman to be made a government spokesperson on the subject of MALE reproductive health, and vice versa.

2. Male circumcision is normally handled by a male child's parents at a nearby hospital, WITHOUT any governmental publicity or funding.

3. The sudden interest expressed by an old married women in the Instruments of 500 young men is intrusive, rude, pompous and offensive.

4. This purported wiener lacerating exercise is just another avenue for treasury looting by the governor's wife of the 500 blokkos fame.

Have a great day sir, and once again we rejoice over your oddly belated discovery of AI encyclopedias online.
You just took out your time, to give me a full text book reply. That’s quite an effort.
Just so u understand, two opposing views can be correct. Looking at the north with its stack reality that is sometimes different from the south, approaches to issues like this will look brazen to you as a southern. An average southern will look at this issue from a privileged position. As of 20-30 years ago, most babies born in the south have far higher % of medically informed parents on the best practices for their childcare than the north.
Look at what the mass circumcision is trying to achieve as regards to public health vis-à-vis the culture of the people. Maybe if you reason along those lines, you will be more sympathetic with the north on this issue at hand.
Politics › Re: Sokoto First Lady Sponsors 500 Men For Circumcision by Taich(m): 8:30am On Dec 23, 2025
These are the advantages.

Adult male circumcision offers advantages like preventing foreskin issues (phimosis, balanitis), reducing risks for certain STIs (HIV, HPV, herpes), lowering UTIs, preventing penile cancer, and improving hygiene, plus it protects female partners from cervical cancer and infections, with studies showing minimal to no negative impact on sexual function, making it a choice for health, hygiene, or cultural reasons.
Sports › Re: Why I Don't Greet Cristiano Ronaldo - Ngolo Kante by Taich(m): 1:37pm On Dec 17, 2025
People like Kante are not as “stupid” as their demeanour or humble spirit may appear, the detest disrespect and will go to any length to correct it.
Business › Re: Man Cries Out As Bank Seizes Home Over Wife’s Secret Loan (Photos/Video) by Taich(m): 2:35pm On Dec 08, 2025
motymop:
That house is not his own but for the wife.

You think she can just go to the bank and use the house for colleteral if the documents weren't in her own name
Let’s even assume what you said is true, you hope to go behind your spouse and obtain a loan, and subsequently secured it with your living abode that you both stay in? And you think is a normal ?
TV/Movies › Re: Netflix To Acquire Warner Bros. For $82.7 Billion by Taich(m): 10:30pm On Dec 05, 2025
I don’t like this deal, Warner bros always delivers in my younger days.
Agriculture › Re: How Much Per Acre In Iseyin,ado Awaye Side by Taich(m): 5:50pm On Dec 02, 2025
sultaan:
I got an offer for about N500k per acre in Iseyin side.

For those in that area is it a reasonable price for about 35 acres or land or am I about to be scammed.

Please let make this constructive
As of 2011 when I served, we were offered an acre for 60k.
Business › Re: Become A Youtube Pro In 7 Days — Even With Just Your Phone! by Taich(m): 5:47pm On Dec 02, 2025
coach coach, this place you carry us dey go.
Investment › Re: Food Stuff Exportation Guide by Taich(m): 5:46pm On Dec 02, 2025
are we still on food export thread?
Politics › Re: Nigeria's Problem Is Bigger Than Trump Thinks - Financial Times by Taich(m): 1:46pm On Nov 27, 2025
HgAkpobomeEr:
The focus should be on addressing the pressing issues at home, not on Trump.
How then will they get paid? When you see them in fancy suits and offices talking about deaths as if they are just numbers, you will realise that we don’t really count in their scheme of things. Financial Times writing about “finances” in Nigeria.

They will never talk about the issues but rather work on distracting those who are ready to make it work.
Politics › Re: Why Abia State Government Sealed And Unsealed The Renewed Hope Office In Umuahia by Taich(m): 7:34am On Nov 26, 2025
Apc and back door access to Abia state, A grand plan for total state capture. When FG approached Supreme Court for full local government autonomy, people of good will applauded because it was the right thing to do. But just like the devil that doesn’t give a good gift. Apc weaponised the Supreme Court judgement to force Governors to decamp to Apc, from Osun, Kebbi, Pleateau, Enugu, the story is the same and that’s what they are trying to do in Abia State.

Today on the news, the same federal government that took away subsidy in 2023, paid 7 trillion naira in subsidy in 2024. If you are still in support of this government after all these things that are happening, you need to check your fundamentals.
Politics › Re: 90% Of ISWAP Terrorising Kogi And Ondo Are Ebira By Tribe - Sheikh Gumi by Taich(m): 9:35am On Nov 24, 2025
Not iPob againhuh This is getting interesting.
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Return To The 2014 Nightmare By Farooq A. Kperogi by Taich(m): 10:23am On Nov 22, 2025
All these guys gasping from their mouth. Nigerians are not ready for truth. The El rufai and Tinubu’s of 2014 are still same persons. Bring out the Boko haram that you have changed their name to bandits and let them face justice. But I know that will be a crime against Allah according to most northern Muslims.
Politics › Re: Gulak: IPoB not responsible, it has political undertones - Gov Hope (throwback) by Taich(m): 3:59am On Nov 22, 2025
Let it be said, Imo State was peaceful before our dear Supreme Court in his/her wisdom, promoted Uzodinma from 4th to 1st position.
Politics › Re: If Anything Happens To You, Your Family Will Suffer- Army To Police (video) by Taich(m): 10:58pm On Nov 11, 2025
That statement is more of a fact in Nigeria and should be taken seriously by any man. Some countries have life insurance, I don’t know how effective it is in Nigeria, you can be paying 10k monthly, if you die, your family gets like 10m lump sum to cover for bills.
Travel › Re: Hongqi Bridge Collapses In China Months After Opening (video) by Taich(m): 5:19pm On Nov 11, 2025
fyneboi79:
Most of your comments don't make sense until you check what triggered the collapse and discover it was a landslide which is a natural disaster. Which means a shift in base soil and will pull the strongest structures down......
The whole front comments didn’t read the article, it was only you that actually did, and rightfully stated what triggered the collapse. The devil is always in the details, keep doing good.
Politics › Re: BBC Picks Holes In Data Trump Relied On To Blacklist Nigeria by Taich(m): 9:45pm On Nov 06, 2025
JIBO4REAL:
Oga leave sentiments alone, nobody prevent America from helping us to wipe out bandits and terrorist but saying it’s Christian genocide that’s where Muslim and others people don’t want to hear , we all know that we have insecurity in Nigeria most especially North East, Middle belt and South East, try to understand if he wanted to help us to attack insecurity all Nigerian will welcome him but lying about genocide that can’t work , all these bandits and terrorist didn’t want you wether you are Christian or Muslim , they burn and kill anyone on their way
Did I mention religion in my write up? or are saying what you are thinking and not what I wrote? may God give us understanding.
Politics › Re: BBC Picks Holes In Data Trump Relied On To Blacklist Nigeria by Taich(m): 9:10pm On Nov 06, 2025
With all the killings since 2015, we still have people denying the obvious, Benue and Plateau state news most times are censored by Nigerian main stream media but thank God for social media, villages are sacked and displaced, We have IDP camp in Nigeria and one is less then 10miles from ASO Rock, these are people displaced from the homes not from natural disaster but by insecurity. How long can Nigerians continue to leave in denial? We have over 1million people today living in various IDP camps in Nigeria today.

When we are tired of playing ostrich we will progress as a nation. the problem is when you wake up, your neighbour that has been awake since all these nonsense started with the emergence of Buhari may want to sleep, ask Papa Ned young wife, No one including the President will escape the rot of this system
Business › Re: Dangote Rally Calls As Naira Strengthens, Asks Dollar Holders To Sell Them by Taich(m): 10:02pm On Oct 29, 2025
saintopus:
The improvement in fuel supply and export means that the naira will continue to gain more strength 💪.
I see the naira settling at the rate of N1250 to thev$ before year end.
This position is not true, over 90% of cost of producing fuel is still dollar denominated, until we start local production of those service, Naira will continue to struggle.
Politics › Re: Reno Omokri Made Me Review And Mock Hero Beer - Mike Arnold (Video) by Taich(m): 12:48pm On Oct 23, 2025
I am tired of this Mike Man, something doesn’t add up about him.
Education › Re: Sorry, Maths Compulsory For Arts Students - FG Makes U-turn by Taich(m): 7:01pm On Oct 19, 2025
This is the usual flip flop, nothing surprising. Maybe another counter statement from some else by 2mw.
Politics › Re: JAS: New Shiroro Bandit Militant Group Emerges, Terrorizes Niger State by Taich(m): 4:03pm On Oct 19, 2025
Just another nomenclature for Boko Haram. Bad people just having a change of name.
Politics › Re: 'You Needed A White Guy To Tell You Reno Omokri Is A Scammer?' - David Hundeyin by Taich(m): 7:50am On Oct 16, 2025
This is exactly what it is. Reno will still lie, lying for a living and still have people supporting lies and expecting miracles to turn their lives around.
Politics › Re: The Declining Influence Of Wike As Tinubu Secures Defections From PDP Governors by Taich(m): 7:13am On Oct 14, 2025
Wike has overplayed his hand severally, this was bound to happen, but he is cool with the president that’s all that matters.
Christianity Etc › Re: Leaked Audio Exposes Olukoya Pressuring Pastor To Make Wife Deny Supporting… by Taich(m): 8:51am On Oct 12, 2025
Who is always leaking this Audio? Who is spying on private convo?
Politics › Re: World Bank’s Poverty Report Doesn’t Reflect Happenings Under Tinubu- Sunday Dare by Taich(m): 8:26am On Oct 10, 2025
Sunday Dare is right, he is more knowledgeable then world bank. He is ”Professor in Poverty indexing”, he understands statistics much more than anyone in WB.
Politics › Re: I’m The ‘most Important Politician’ From South-east, Not Peter Obi — Orji Kalu by Taich(m):
This is the problem with Apc and the east. The Apc has a way of attracting the worst of characters from the East. Imagine a former Governor that was duly jailed for using state money to import Okirika or his own personal business. OUK was released because the trial judge was promoted and should have resumed in his new assignment.

OUK you are a huge part of the problem.
Education › Re: 5 Engaging Ways To Make Learning English Fun And Effective by Taich(m): 9:14pm On Oct 03, 2025
selectweiber:
English is a fundamental subject that plays a crucial role in both education and career advancement. However, many students struggle to connect with it because they find traditional learning methods dull. To spark interest and motivation, educators need creative strategies that make English learning enjoyable and interactive. Here are five powerful ways to transform English lessons into an engaging experience.
1. Integrate Technology and Interactive Elements
While some may argue that technology competes with traditional literature, when used wisely, it enhances the learning experience. Digital tools such as quizzes, polls, word clouds, and gamified activities can make lessons more interactive.
A simple way to integrate technology is by using iPads or online platforms to create customized quizzes featuring students' names. Personalized content makes students more invested in the learning process. Additionally, consider incorporating role-play activities where students act out scenes in English, boosting confidence and communication skills. Record the performances, review them, and provide constructive feedback to improve pronunciation and fluency.
2. Make Lessons Relevant to Students' Lives
Connecting English lessons to real-life situations helps bridge the gap between theory and practical application. One engaging approach is to organize a theater activity where students adapt a book into a play. If directing a play seems daunting, invite a local theater group to host an interactive book discussion.
Encourage students to write fiction or nonfiction pieces about topics they care about. You can also introduce everyday conversations with a focus on positive vocabulary. For example, challenge students to use a list of positive words starting with "A" to describe their day, fostering both language skills and optimism.
3. Add a Touch of Mystery
Who doesn’t love a good mystery? Turning English lessons into an adventure by incorporating detective-style activities can make grammar and vocabulary lessons exciting. Create an engaging mystery challenge where students analyze clues, solve puzzles, and uncover hidden messages—all while improving their reading comprehension and problem-solving skills.
If time constraints make it difficult to design a mystery game, consider hiring an educational workshop company to organize the event. These workshops can creatively blend history and English, making both subjects more immersive and enjoyable.
4. Take Learning Outside the Classroom
Outdoor learning has gained popularity in recent years, and for a good reason—it fosters creativity and enhances engagement. Take your students beyond the four walls of a classroom and into nature or the urban landscape for unique English-learning experiences.
For instance, explore street murals and use them as inspiration for a descriptive writing exercise. Have students create poetry on the spot or record audio narratives that they can later transcribe and refine. If you have access to a forest, encourage students to craft fiction or nonfiction stories based on their surroundings. Observing nature, listening to sounds, and experiencing the changing seasons can fuel creativity in storytelling.
5. Gamify the Learning Process
Game-based learning is a tried-and-true method for making English lessons fun. Encourage students to design their own language-based games, whether from scratch or by adapting existing board or online games.
Another effective approach is hosting a "Game Day," featuring spelling challenges, creative writing contests, and conversational role-playing games. Many free resources online offer interactive English lesson games that can make grammar, vocabulary, and writing more engaging.
Final Thoughts
Learning English doesn’t have to be tedious. By incorporating technology, making lessons relevant, adding an element of mystery, exploring outdoor learning, and leveraging game-based activities, educators can turn English classes into exciting and immersive experiences. Engaging students in these creative ways not only improves language skills but also fosters a lifelong love for learning.
Ready to transform your English lessons? Try these methods today and see the difference!
Nice piece, do you teach English? If yes I may have a side gig for you.
Politics › Re: Florida Mansions: Seun, I Don't Even Like To Travel To America - Wike by Taich(m): 8:44am On Sep 30, 2025
Guy man no wan hear say, actually we have been waiting for you.
Politics › Re: Bayelsa Farmer That Gave Late Richard Justice: See His Profile.. by Taich(m): 7:06am On Sep 27, 2025
And who told you that Igbo’s have problem with Ebonyi huh This is an error, your experience can not be a general perception.
Romance › Re: Ichie Obiora And Chinasa Finally Tie The Knot In A Traditional Wedding. by Taich(m): 7:46pm On Sep 08, 2025
greenermodels:
I heard that this man is already married with two wives making her the third. That this man is still an Ichie tells you how messed up our traditional institutions are.
Can you educate me what him being an Ichie got to do with the marriage?
Politics › Re: NLC Demands Minimum Wage Review, Says N70,000 No Longer Sustainable by Taich(m): 11:32am On Sep 08, 2025
Lolz, these NLC guys need to get a consultant, you can’t be outplayed every single time. We were here when the vuvuzeala’s of 70k started and we warned that was like treating the symptoms while ignoring the casual factors. We are back here again, the wages are not the problem but rather what the wages can do. My first allowance at NYSC was 9K but that was a lot compared to present 70k. NLC leadership should get an economic consultant asap or keep running in circles.

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